Old Gays New Gays

Hosts Nick and Ant dive deep into the dynamic world of gay adult entertainment. They trace the evolution of gay p*rn, examining its cultural significance and how it has shaped and reflected societal attitudes toward LGBTQ+ identities over the decades Now vs Then. The discussion shifts to the controversial practice of gay baiting in media and advertising, exploring its implications and the fine line between representation and exploitation. More precisely, authentic narratives about OnlyFans creators and the discrepancies in how they portray themselves in the media. Join Nick & Ant (The New Gays) alongside, Dan & Frank (The Old Gays) for a candid and insightful conversation on these pivotal topics, shedding light on the intersections of sexuality, media, and modern digital trends.

Hosts Nick and Ant dive deep into the dynamic world of gay adult entertainment. They trace the evolution of gay p*rn, examining its cultural significance and how it has shaped and reflected societal attitudes toward LGBTQ+ identities over the decades Now vs Then. The discussion shifts to the controversial practice of gay baiting in media and advertising, exploring its implications and the fine line between representation and exploitation. More precisely, authentic narratives about OnlyFans creators and the discrepancies in how they portray themselves in the media. Join Nick & Ant (The New Gays) alongside, Dan & Frank (The Old Gays) for a candid and insightful conversation on these pivotal topics, shedding light on the intersections of sexuality, media, and modern digital trends. Side Note: This was our original Episode 1... hence our introduction to the episode being slightly different than usual!

Hosts Nick and Ant dive deep into the dynamic world of gay adult entertainment. They trace the evolution of gay p*rn, examining its cultural significance and how it has shaped and reflected societal attitudes toward LGBTQ+ identities over the decades Now vs Then. The discussion shifts to the controversial practice of gay baiting in media and advertising, exploring its implications and the fine line between representation and exploitation. More precisely, authentic narratives about OnlyFans creators and the discrepancies in how they portray themselves in the media. Join Nick & Ant (The New Gays) alongside, Dan & Frank (The Old Gays) for a candid and insightful conversation on these pivotal topics, shedding light on the intersections of sexuality, media, and modern digital trends.

The Gay Communities most pressing and often misunderstood issues. In this insightful episode, Nick & Ant (The New Gays), along with Dan & Frank (The Old Gays) tackle body dysmorphia, the controversial use of Ozempic, how to use ozempic, ozempic side effects, and the struggles with eating disorders that many face. With candid discussions from the hosts REAL experiences, they explore the impact of these issues and offer support and advice for those navigating these challenges they've previously been through. Hit play and join the conversation as they shine a light on the importance of mental and physical health in the gay community. #BodyPositivity #mentalhealthmatters  Follow the podcast EVERYWHERE! www.hoo.be/oldgaysnewgays Business Email: nickandant@ingenuity.live

In this engaging discussion, Nick, an advocate for open relationships, and Ant, a modern voice on sexuality, dive into the complexities of non-monogamous arrangements. They share personal anecdotes and tackle misconceptions around threesomes and intimacy. The duo emphasizes the importance of communication and boundaries in maintaining a healthy sex life. They also explore the playful nuances of British slang, shedding light on cultural differences in relationships. Tune in for a fresh perspective on love and desire!

Nick and Ant are joined by Nicks uncles, the Old Gays as we get the answers to the LGBTQ+ communities BIGGEST questions. From open relationships, dating, gay baiting, to adoption, having kids as gay parents, growing up gay, eating disorders & much, much more. Welcome to Old Gays, New Gays.