Happy Healthy Homo

In this podcast, the hosts discuss red flags in dating. They talk about the importance of not speaking badly about exes, the need for reflection in relationships, and seeking outside advice. They also highlight potential red flags related to socializing and family. Additionally, they share personal experiences and recommend taking local walks for mental and physical health.

The podcast explores whether marriage puts unnecessary pressure on relationships. The hosts discuss the relevance and evolution of marriage, societal and religious expectations, and the impact on relationships. They also touch on the influence of religious faith, the advantages of a deep voice in advertising, and practical considerations of marriage. Additionally, they offer advice on a listener's relationship dilemma and encourage engagement.

The hosts discuss the pressure to work out in the new year and share a promotion from Peloton. They emphasize the need for individuals to have a genuine desire to pursue their goals. They explore habit stacking, mindset shift, and fear of change. The speakers discuss the fear of success and the importance of momentum and consistency. Learn how a simple practice of finding money on the floor can lead to significant savings over time.

The hosts exchange gifts from LGBTQ+ businesses for their Christmas special and discuss promoting these businesses in the future. They express gratitude to their listeners and discuss the evolving meanings of slang terms. They explore the difficulties of Christmas and the importance of embracing individuality. They provide advice for enjoying the holiday season and discuss the dilemma of spending it with a partner or family. They emphasize supporting LGBT businesses and promote inclusivity and community support in the upcoming year.

The hosts discuss behind-the-scenes details of their relationship including how they met outside of dating apps, annoying habits they have, building a life together, and expressing gratitude to their listeners.

Actor Stevie Webb, who spent 7 years in the Book of Mormon on the West End, talks about social media fame, giving up alcohol, and performing in the theater. They discuss creating comedy videos on social media, the perception of being a social media personality, the rise of influencers, and the benefits of quitting alcohol. The hosts also mention their love for trashy 80s horror films and review the Netflix series 'Fall of the House of Usher'.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss the hypothetical scenario of taking a pill to become straight and question whether it would lead to a more fulfilling life. They also explore societal perceptions of traditional parenthood, dismissiveness towards adoption, and the pressure on LGBTQ+ individuals to have grandchildren. The hosts reflect on their personal experiences with internalized homophobia and highlight the importance of community and diverse upbringing. Lastly, they share their pleasant surprise of staying at a niche hotel in London and encourage engagement with listeners on social media.

Nick Collier, a super talented drag queen with experience on Ru Paul's Drag Race, joins the hosts to chat about his experience on Drag Race, dealing with online trolls and homophobic abuse, and using his fame to make a positive impact. They also discuss the behind-the-scenes of Drag Race, challenges faced by drag performers, insights into the experiences of a drag artist, and their personal connection to breast cancer and Alzheimer's.

The podcast discusses how to stay happy and healthy during winter, avoiding seasonal depression. They talk about the effects of winter on physical and mental health, transitioning from summer to winter, winter evening rituals like reading and drinking hot chocolate, and the joy of reading together.

Keegan, a gay dad, discusses his experience of coming out to his children and the trials of parenthood. Topics include raising children as an LGBTQ+ parent, societal pressures, dating someone with a child, challenges of parenting, advice for closeted men in heterosexual relationships with kids, and frustrations with children's behavior.