Community Episodes

The Probably True guide to Gay Saunas

On the importance of touch, and the deeper hunger beneath thirsty texts.

Love, loss and late-night bus stop shenanigans.

After a few heavy-yet-important episodes, it's time for something a bit more fun.

Trying times, and how to survive them.

HIV activist Marc Thompson talks about his experience of being diagnosed as HIV+ in the mid-80s

A journey into a painful part of queer history: the HIV epidemic of the 1980s and '90s.

The Log Books podcast co-creator Adam Smith joins Scott to talk LGBT history, the kind of phone calls you get on queer helpline in the 1970s, and getting bummed under a tree in a special bonus (or boners) episode.

[CONTENT WARNING: Some thoughts on groping, consent and other things like that.] Some thoughts on attraction, the signals we give out, and when it's ok to grope a stranger. (Spoiler: It's not. Ever.)

Twitter, hipsters and The Big Secret about coffee. And beer. And wine.

When you find yourself unable to see, it is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness.

The power of embracing the random.

I am not Iron Man.

Huw Lemmey talks about a Grindr hookup that went sideways, and what happened next.

Back to school: Hidden trauma, horny teens, and hope.

Checking in means more than just "Was it good for you?"

Who were Marsha P. Johnson and Storme Delaverie?

When your God wants you to have gay sex, it's best not to argue.

Plant slime: Essential to the LGBTQ cause. Possibly.

Divine inspiration strikes in unlikely places

What "He's out of my league" really means

What it takes to be an ally

The joys of thin walls and sharing your space

The importance of queer cinema, and kisses versus killing