Episodes

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: Talk of contemplating suicide, and general existential torment.The lovely, and Canadian, Thom Wong talks about his experiences of being between races, between sexualities, and possibly between genders.

[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.)

A tale as old as time... All about drag queens, weird German talent shows, and doing what's necessary to make your dream happen. Even if that involves running across broken glass.

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.

What do your nudes say about you? Is there an art to getting your willy out?

Exploring death, family and the choices we make with John Thomas, award-winning porn star, go-go dancer, and all-round lovely person.

Are you man enough to get wet? Man enough to wear War Paint, look tough and never recycle?

The importance of getting the last word, not checking your phone during sex, and remembering where you left your pants.

From scanning your nethers to a cupboard full of dicks, here's a collection of thoughts about technology, sex, and the messy space where the two overlap.

Hot guys, horny boyfriends and a chance to shag a porn star

What to do when the flesh isn't as willing as you'd like?

The power of embracing the random.

I am not Iron Man.

Adult Entertainment star Orson Deane talks us through the self-realisations that come after taking too much Viagra.

Let's talk red flags. And butter. And Thundercats.

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.

Animal sex