Happy Healthy Homo

Antony Cotton, the longest running gay character on British TV, joins the podcast to discuss his journey as an actor, LGBTQ+ representation in media, supporting marginalized communities, and advocating for rights.

The hosts discuss practical tips, personal experiences, and heartfelt advice on navigating the dating scene as a single gay man. They address societal pressure, emphasize living shamelessly and being intentional about dating, and offer self-reflection for better dating. They explore the distinction between settling and settling down in relationships and discuss the benefits of having plants in your home.

Theo Mayne, former contestant on BBC1's 'The Traitors', discusses self-acceptance and embracing your authentic self. They cover challenges of being on TV, staying genuine and authentic, meeting celebrities, and running a cheerleading business in the UK.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss modern dating slang, including terms like 'zumping' and 'cushioning.' They also explore the concept of catfishing and share personal experiences. Additionally, they talk about cuffing season and micro cheating, and explain various dating slang terms like 'FWB' and 'haunting'.

Explore the challenges of loneliness faced by gay men and the importance of building meaningful connections. Reflect on the desire for belonging within the gay community and the compromise of chosen family. Discuss the impact of shallow connections and the value of deeper relationships. Discover how pub quizzes can form a community and the significance of kindness and bravery. Don't forget the eco-friendly toilet roll recommendation!

Joining us this week is Arpan Das, a doctor and lifestyle and nutrition coach. He shares tips on making friends, experiences as a gay doctor, challenges of body image, and the importance of self-improvement and supporting queer businesses.

The hosts discuss gay relationship milestones, including moving in together, meeting the family, and exclusivity. They emphasize the importance of communication and being true to oneself. They also talk about travel adventures, holiday preferences, and differing perspectives on marriage.

Andy Latchford, a 51-year-old doctor, shares his experience of coming out as a gay man late in life. He reflects on the challenges and positive outcomes. The discussion covers fears, finding acceptance within the LGBTQ+ community, mindfulness, the importance of positive relationships, critique of labels and tribes, exploring LGBTQ+ tribes, and dating in your 50s.

The podcast discusses the portrayal of gay relationships in TV and film, including the evolution, problematic aspects, and personal experiences. They also talk about straight actors playing gay roles and the impact on representation. Additionally, the hosts share their preferences for playing villains and give recommendations for books and TV shows.

Our Season 1 finale all about Pride Month! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.