Assorted Views
Other free LGBT podcasts available on the web
Big Gay News.com (Minneapolis)
Bradley Traynor covers headlines from across the world, from a LGBT perspective.
Site: biggaynews.com.
Feast of Fun (Chicago)
A daily talk show hosted by Fausto Fernos and Marc Fellon featuring celebrity guests, artists, musicians, actors, friends and members of the LGBT community. A roundtable discussion of unusual news, social trends, cocktail recipes and more.
Site: feastoffun.com.
Gay Pimpin’ with Johnny McGovern (New York City)
Johnny and ”Team PIMP” (Linda James and Straigty Martin) keep you up to date with the glamour and high of NYC’s nightlife scene. The show also features interviews, dance-music premieres and more.
Site: gaypimp.com.
Gay Porn Talk (Silver Spring)
Gay-oriented chat about porn, giving you insight into the wacky, funny gay world of Paulie the Sexpert and Evan the Video Expert.
Site: gayporntalk.com.
The Six Pack (New York City)
Description: Celebrity and band interviews, discussion of hot-button gay issues and hand-picked music, brought to you by Ben Harvey and comedian Dave Rubin.
Site: sixpackage.com.
Same Sex Sunday (Champaign, Ill.)
Description: Phil Reese and Joe Mirabella host a weekly roundtable discussion about LGBT politics. Modeled after Sunday morning political talk shows, SameSexSunday, offers a diverse, lively and topical discussion of the week’s events in the LGBT community. Metro Weekly‘s senior political writer, Chris Geidner, is a frequent contributor.
Site: samesexsunday.podbean.com.
A Shanty No Lemon (Columbus, Ohio)
Description: Three gay men and one straight guy talk about love, sex, technology, politics and pop culture.
Site: ashantynolemon.com.
And don’t miss our interview with the hosts of Swish Edition.
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