Lockdown this date: Saturday, June 5! That’s when the brand new episode of WYATT!--my fast-growing and engrossing radio show—returns to the airwaves! The podcast airs on both YouTube and Spotify. This time out, we travel the globe to Sydney, Australia. And, I get to step into the boxing ring and go toe to toe (figuratively, not literally) with [...]
“Speaking in Retrospect” Recently on my Twitter feed, I was invited to do a “Quote Retweet,” attaching a black-and-white photo myself. I had to dig deep to find one; it is included in this post. From time to time, I have been asked variations of the following question: “If you could tell your younger self anything, what would [...]
Program this date into your “mental hard drive:” Saturday, May 29! That’s when the brand new episode of WYATT!--my rapidly growing and compelling radio show--drops! The podcast airs on both YouTube and Spotify. This exceptional episode is the continuation of my special series, “Bedtime with Porn Guys.” The “Man of the Hour” is Mr. Draven Navarro, who, after [...]
“America’s Only Male Torch Singer” Guest Writer: Bishop Hartsel Clifton Shirley A torch song is a sentimental love song, typically one in which the singer laments an unrequited or lost love--either where one party is oblivious to the existence of the other, where one party has moved on, or where a romantic affair has affected the relationship. The term [...]
Saturday, May 22. That’s the date for the return engagement of WYATT! , the thought-provoking, captivating, and fast-growing podcast! WYATT! does a deep dive into those timely and critical issues that impact Gay/SGL (Same-Gender-Loving) men, and features a diverse set of LGBTQ movers, shakers, and change agents who share their unique and compelling stories. WYATT!, which can be [...]
Before you “git yo’ freak on” with somebody you’ve just met, ponder this: in 2019, yearly cases of STIs (sexually transmitted infections) in the U. S. continued their rise—reaching an all-time high for the sixth year in a row. According to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Gay/SGL (same-gender-loving) males, African-Americans, and young people [...]
Mark the date: Friday, May 14! That’s when the fast-growing and compelling WYATT! returns to the airwaves! The podcast airs on both YouTube and Spotify. The special guest for this installment is prolific author Mr. W. D. Foster-Graham, who returns to give us the 411 on his new release, The Right To Be. This new M/M [...]
Zero in on Friday, May 7! That’s the date the brand new episode of WYATT!, my rapidly growing and compelling radio show, drops! The podcast airs on both YouTube and Spotify. Special guest for this episode of WYATT! is Mr. James Butler, a prominent force at the forefront of the Bear/Big Boy Community--a subset within the LGBTQ community. [...]
Mark the date: Friday, April 16! That’s when a brand new installment of WYATT!, my rapidly growing and compelling radio show, drops! The podcast can be found on both YouTube and Spotify. The special guest for this episode of WYATT! is Mr. Killian Knox, a Southern gentleman who’s making quite a name for himself in the Gay/SGL (same gender [...]
Mark the date: Friday, April 9! That’s when a brand new episode of WYATT!, my fast-growing and compelling podcast, returns to the airwaves! The podcast can be found on both YouTube and Spotify. Special guest for this installment of WYATT! is Mr. Wes Morrison, a gentleman who has activism in his blood—and DNA! “Out and Proud,” Morrison’s a passionate [...]
(Isaiah Shade, Class Comics.) Isaiah Shade. He’s big, bold, and built (like a brick house!). And as “Shaft,” by Issac Hayes, states, he’s one “bad mother (Shut your mouth)!” Shade is one of the many sensual and steamy “hawt” erotic comic creations of Mr. Patrick Fillion, who, with his life and business partner, formed the publishing company, Class Comics. [...]
“Pretty Baby” Guest Writer: Bishop Hartsel Clifton Shirley Throughout the Great Migration (1916-1970), roughly seven million Blacks from the southern United States traveled to the North, Midwest, and West to escape racism, seek work in manufacturing cities, and obtain better educational opportunities. Bronzeville, an area of Chicago near Hyde Park, attracted a Black gay population—which snowballed. The relative sexual [...]
