It’s estimated that in a given year, between eight and 10,000 men will be diagnosed with testicular cancer. My husband Tyler has just joined that club. But we are not about to let him become a statistic.

7. Fear of Failure

Mar 21st, 2021 9m 47s

There was no reaction or suggestion following the last episode. It makes me think I'm failing at this podcasting thing. Whether that's true or not is possibly too early to say. But my fractured psyche pulls me back into the first time I was fir

6. Slime Time

Mar 7th, 2021 14m 2s

My formative years were dominated by television. It was a big brother, a babysitter, a tutor and a best friend at times when I needed all of them. A particular favorite was a program called “You Can’t Do That on Television.” I can honestly say

5. A Close Encounter With Death

Feb 21st, 2021 14m 52s

(Content Warning: Death, injury, supernatural) I was nearly killed in a car crash the week before high school graduation. I believe my life was saved by the spirit of a classmate and son of a family friend.

4. Covert Ops Dating

Feb 7th, 2021 15m 22s

By my junior year of high school, I was more or less “out” to the whole student body, and my beloved grandmother was deep in a state of denial about it. I set myself a goal: I was going to go on a date before I graduated. Easier said than done…

3. My Big Fat Gay Wedding

Jan 25th, 2021 14m 18s

You will learn how I met my husband Tyler and how we rushed to get our wedding together just months after the landmark Supreme Court decision that allowed LGBT+ couples the right to marry. And you'll hear our actual invitation and thank you let

2. Never Come Out in a Moving Vehicle

Jan 11th, 2021 15m 53s

There’s not a how-to guide about coming out. At least, there wasn’t in 1997, when I attempted to come out to friends, and later, family. If there had been, I would have done everything differently. As it was, my coming out experience was clumsy

1. My Life as a Series of Mistakes

Dec 27th, 2020 14m

In which I introduce myself and condense 36 years of life into a lean 14 minutes. Actually substantially less than that, since the first half of the episode is spent explaining my idea for the show. You tell me what to talk about after this epi

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