20 episodes
The Gayly Dose Helmut Domagalski
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4.7 • 29 Ratings
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The best, new PODCAST that invites VULNERABLE AND HONEST dialogue about EVERYDAY AND TABOO topics that gay men don’t necessariy discuss with each other in traditional GAY SETTINGS … BUT SHOULD. Listen in and then get your friends together and continue the conversation with them.
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A Dose of Gay Teen with Eli
Meet Eli Lubell! The Gayly Dose talk all things Eli - gay male teen, a winner of the Sojourn 20 under 21, and a part of the greater conversation about youth within the LGBTQ+ community
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A Dose of Friends
Friend or F%4k or both? Faced with a small community of other gay men, it can be challenging to maneuver through friendship when you don’t know whom is attracted to whom. The Gayly Dose discuss their experiences in the ways of friend making and friend breaking.
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A Dose of Fatherhood
Just because gay men can’t biologically create children together, does not mean the desire for children does not exist for many. The Gayly Dose discuss how they feel about fatherhood.
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A Dose of Mental Health
The Gayly Dose gets real about their own struggles in mental health, the stigma we all often feel, lessons learned, and ways to get the help you need - even creatively. Mental health is health! Listen in and learn more.
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A Dose of Aging
The Gayly Dose share their thoughts on growing older in our community. Is there a magic number? How do we cope with ageism? And how do we find happiness regardless of age? Listen in to find out if you’re too old for the kid’s menu.
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A Dose of Dating
The Gayly Dose share their best and worst date stories. Learn how dolls can change their game and better enjoy their dating experiences.
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Customer Reviews
My Morning Therapy
I live for listening to this podcast on my commute to work in the mornings. Each host brings a uniquely genuine perspective and personality to the (sometimes risqué) topics into which they dive. Their discussions are raw, honest and vulnerable - they give insight into a world - and the realities of it - that we often neglect to talk about. If we could all take one lesson from this podcast, it is to plant that seed of vulnerability in our own lives.. water it well and watch it grow throughout our small circles, our community and, ultimately, our world.
Love Love Love!!!!
Love this podcast you all are amazing! Can’t wait to hear some more. 10 stars but apple limits me to five!
Potential
I like hearing new podcasts started and staffed by gays and allies. Conversation is always good. This one has potential, but needs to find a unique voice and/or unique topics. Also, topic driven podcasts need clear storylines and constructs. This is still 4 guys who often talk over each other. Also, I get that they want a diversity of perspectives, but it is often 3 similar minds and one outlier (Dante). Listening to the 21 year old Dante is tough for me. He often jumps in with a very strident or absolute positions (e.g. “I hate straight men”). He then goes into a rapid fire monologue until he runs out of breath and has to stop. Then he finally listens to the other 3 positions and then he often revises or modulates his initial, knee-jerk response or contradicts himself. He is probably the most stereotypical of the 4 and unfortunately his very high register isn’t a voice for radio.
Good luck. I hope this podcast finds its voice and audience.
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