19 episodes
The Competition The Competition
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- Society & Culture
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4.5 • 95 Ratings
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Each season covers an obscure, real-life competition and follows the contestants until there is only one left standing.
The second season is about the eleven contestants fighting for the title of Mr. Los Angeles Leather.
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LEATHER E6: May The Best Man Win
11 contestants fight for the title of Mr. Los Angeles Leather 2018. But only one will win.
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LEATHER E5: Ben
Ben has a love story that sounds like it’s straight out of a R-rated Disney movie.
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LEATHER E4: Pup Yoshi
Meet contestant Yoshi: a gold star gay, he's in a polyamorous relationship with his husband, and he's the only Asian American competing this year.
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LEATHER E3: Jose
A profile episode of contestant Jose: a National Guard veteran and father of two. Jose’s an advocate for more Latinos becoming involved in the leather community.
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LEATHER E2: Spike
Spike says he can kick your ass and do your makeup. He's one of the contestants vying for the title of Mr. LA Leather 2018.
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LEATHER E1: Mr. L.A. Leather 2018
11 contestants fight for the title of Mr. Los Angeles Leather 2018.
Customer Reviews
I love both seasons of this podcast so much!
I hope you never stop finding stories to tell!! You are a great story teller and your stories are so compelling. Thank you for what you do!!
Thanks to Nancy
So glad they featured this podcast on Nancy. It’s fantastic. Well produced and super high quality storytelling. Our community needs these types of podcasts badly. I’m sick of just the typical camp industry types interviewing people or screaming about politics.
There are so many other voices that need to be heard. Today I feel grateful.
It's OK but needs sound work
I really want to like this. The concept is cool and the idea of learning about classical competition is fascinating... but I'm just kind of bored by the presentation
edit: season 2 is fun and engaging, though I'm a little concerned by the hosts responses to some of the kinks, etc discussed (did they have NO idea what this community is about?) I really did not appreciate their complete writing off of contestents during the final either.
But ABOVE ALL there needs to be an improvement in the sound quality. I frequently have to push my volume WAY up when anyone else is talking and then rush to drop it before the hosts come back and blow out my eardrums. Half the questions the contestants were asked on stage I couldn't hear