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A summer holiday can hold both shock and sparkle. We start by unpacking the terror attack at Bondi—what we saw unfold in real time, why rushed reporting amplified confusion, and how hate harms whole communities. We share where our solidarity sits, how to talk about religion without tarring entire cultures, and the very real mental health ripples that follow mass trauma. From first responders and lifesavers to brave bystanders, we honour the people who ran toward danger and remind listeners that counselling and crisis lines are there even if you only witnessed events on a screen.

Then we let some light in. Think ham raffles, family lunches in relentless heat, and the joy of giving small but thoughtful gifts to the club staff who look after us all year. We swap practical LGBTQ+ holiday ideas for every vibe: guilt‑free sleep‑ins, a one‑dish masterpiece, queer karaoke line‑ups, Dragmas outfits, rooftop meetups, and community lunches that welcome anyone spending the day solo. Volunteering, writing cards to queer elders, and choosing spaces that feel safe and inclusive turn a lonely day into a connected one. If you’re budgeting, we’ve got you—camp doesn’t have to be costly.

We close with pet peeves that double as survival tips: don’t panic buy, don’t abuse retail staff, and don’t pretend a one‑day closure is an apocalypse. If a store makes you queue twice, give feedback. If venues hike prices, expect value, not opportunism. And shopping centres, open the car park gates the week of Christmas and New Year; people shouldn’t pay to sit in exit traffic. Through it all, the thread is simple—hold space for grief, make a little room for glitter, and treat strangers like neighbours.

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A Saturday night with Miami back in the studio means trouble—in the best, filthiest, most unfiltered way. We start with freeballing, sleep habits, and why bras are a love-hate relationship, then veer into the messy joy of attraction at work and that unmistakable big energy you can spot a mile away. It’s irreverent, honest, and exactly the vibe you need when curiosity outweighs decorum.

Then we throw ourselves into Pass It On, our improvised, raunchy story game where each of us continues a spicy scenario without warning. A sweaty tradie at the door, a stuck lift with a very persuasive mechanic, and a night flight that turns into a mile-high confession booth—three minds, three wildly different fantasies. You’ll hear how dominance, detail, and chaos collide, and you’ll also hear us call time when boundaries matter. Hot, silly, and consent-savvy—yes, all at once.

Things get unexpectedly useful when we break down the practical realities of double penetration. We talk angles, rhythm, staying inside, lube, stamina, and why the third round is a myth too far. No porn gloss here—just real talk from two guys who’ve actually tried it. We keep the momentum with Spit Swallow Gargle as we rank Cristiano Ronaldo, Steph Curry, Travis Kelce, and Carlos Alcaraz, then slide into a frankly outrageous Urban Dictionary tour. We draw the line at scat and harm, talk hygiene and smell checks, and laugh our way through quiffs and “dirty clouds.” Desire is personal; “nope” is healthy.

We cool down with a cathartic pet peeves sprint—loud talkers, adult vaping, tailgaters, fish in office microwaves, hair in drains—and name the legendary “ask hole,” the person who begs for advice and ignores it. It’s a perfect snapshot of our show: queer, cheeky, boundary-aware and shamelessly fun. If you love candid sex chat, laughter that gets you side-eyed in public, and friends who keep it real, you’re home.

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A wild Sydney night out set the scene, but what stayed with us was a question we couldn’t shake: does foreskin really matter? We lean into the laughs and the awkward bits to unpack circumcision with clear eyes—how it began, who still does it, what the science says, and why porn and peer norms skew how we think about “normal” downstairs. Expect personal stories, a few saucy bathroom anecdotes, and a grounded look at consent, care, and culture.

We trace the arc from ancient Egypt to modern faith traditions across Judaism and Islam, and into the US medicalisation that framed circumcision as hygiene. Then we zoom out to global stats: high prevalence across the Middle East and parts of Africa, lower in Europe, China, and Australia, where younger parents are increasingly opting to wait. Along the way, we separate facts from folklore—infant UTI risk, STI contexts, recovery differences—while keeping the core message simple: daily hygiene matters more than skin status, and pleasure depends on technique, communication, and lube.

The heart of the conversation is autonomy. We weigh the case for tradition and early recovery against a growing push for bodily consent when the procedure isn’t medically urgent. We also talk about social pressure: urinal glances, porn defaults, and how body image shifts once you’re actually having sex with people who care about kindness and skill over a single aesthetic. If you’ve wondered whether cut or uncut changes cleanliness, sensation, or compatibility, you’ll get practical guidance and zero judgement. Consent, care, culture—that’s the compass.

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Clothes feel strange after four days of sun, rain, and 375 men learning how to be at home in their skin. We headed to Naked Camp expecting a laugh and a few workshops; we came back with calmer nervous systems, new friends, and a sturdier sense of consent and connection.

We talk about the nuts and bolts first: a diverse organising committee, space that actually supports mingling, and a crowd that spanned early 20s to 80s. The vibe? Welcoming, curious, and gloriously unclothed. From there we dive into the workshops that stuck. A four‑handed massage became a masterclass in boundary‑setting and sensation, complete with blindfolds, rhythm, and the kind of trust that turns touch into art. A table did collapse mid‑bliss, but even that blooper drew us closer through shared laughter and quick care. Mindful morning masturbation reframed solo pleasure as a practice: less porn autopilot, more breath, technique, and attention. When someone experienced a full‑body orgasm, we learned how to hold intensity without fear, using breath and choice to stay grounded.

The softer magic arrived in conversation circles and a session called Intimate Ocean, where we learned the gourmet hug—three breaths, a long sigh, a hold with intent. Heads on bellies, hands resting with permission, a room full of men relaxing into non‑sexual closeness. We also walked away with language to make adult friendships explicit: ask, don’t assume. And yes, we let our inner chaos out at the talent slash no‑talent show, swapping songs last minute and unleashing props that had judges howling. It was silly, shameless, and strangely healing to play without ranking ourselves against anyone.

If you’ve ever wondered whether a queer nude retreat is for you, hear our honest take: it’s perfect if you crave consent‑first spaces, playful learning, and community that treats every body with care. Less perfect if you truly hate camping, and that’s fine. We’re already planning next year with lighter bags and bigger hugs. Enjoy the ride, share it with a curious friend, and if this resonated, follow, rate, and leave a review so more people can find their way to kinder spaces.

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Sun, rain, and 385 men later, we walked away from Naked Man Camp with sand in our shoes, sore cheeks from laughing, and a renewed sense of what queer community can feel like. This isn’t just tents and discos. It’s consent-first workshops, big-hearted conversations, and a culture where strangers become chosen family over a weekend.

We paint the scene from the ground up: a campsite layout that mixes RVs with swags so money doesn’t map to status, a camp kitchen that doubles as a meeting point, and activities that swing from playful to profound. You’ll hear our take on mindful masturbation and Intimate Ocean, where touch, breath, and presence turn awkward into anchored. There’s a riot of joy in the talent-slash-no-talent show too—roller skates, disco tricks, and a gloriously unhinged Glinda moment—proving that queer spaces are at their best when they’re generous, silly, and safe.

The heart of the episode is chosen family. We share insights from a panel that ranged across ages and experiences: the younger voice who removes guesswork with “Do you want to be friends?”, and the older gent who built a care roster for surgery recovery when blood relatives weren’t available. It’s a reminder that community is more than a hashtag—it’s the spreadsheet, the lift, the soup drop-off, the late-night check-in. We also talk growth: oversubscribed sessions, weather curveballs, and how a diverse committee keeps the camp evolving without losing its warmth.

If you’re curious about queer retreats, consent culture, and building a life supported by people who truly see you, this one will land. Hit play, subscribe for more Fully Grown Homos, and share this with someone in your chosen family—who would you roster for your care list?

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Planning a four-day camp with 300 naked men has a way of clarifying what really matters: safety, consent, laughter, and spaces where queer people can breathe. We’re heading to Naked Man Camp at Wiseman’s Ferry and pulling back the curtain on what the event is actually like—glamping and powered sites, 40 workshops, riverfront downtime, and a welcoming mix of ages and identities. It’s less about shock value and more about genuine community, the kind you can’t swipe into existence.

From there, we dive into a timely question sparked by app bans overseas: what happens to closeted people when digital lifelines disappear? We’ve both benefited from queer apps, but we’ve also felt the overwhelm—endless pings, fake profiles, safety worries. We explore how to balance online convenience with offline connection, and why diversifying your social life—events, clubs, community groups—builds resilience when platforms change the rules.

We also attempt a brand-new “petty debate” game that spectacularly misbehaves. Even so, the tangents reveal a lot: why tiny domestic rituals (butter in the fridge or on the bench, toilet paper orientation) give a sense of control, and how food culture can be both joyful and ridiculous. Then we switch gears with TV recs that deliver heart and grit. Changing Ends, Alan Carr’s coming-of-age comedy, nails 80s nostalgia and the sting of standing out. Boots channels military culture, masculinity, and the power of comradeship. Add Wayward, Welcome to Derry, and a surprisingly solid Big Brother Australia season for a packed viewing list.

Rounding things out are seasonal pet peeves with practical fixes: melted “frozen” drinks, the eternal curse of the broken ice-cream machine, squashed berry punnets, and public transport etiquette that starts with a simple pair of headphones. It’s part rant, part love letter to the everyday choices that make shared spaces kinder and queer life richer.

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A four-day “quick break” became a full-bodied story about place, Pride, and the people who keep communities alive. We start with a happy accident—booking Maitland instead of Newcastle—and land in a spotless, genuinely pet‑friendly stay where the front desk maps out the best eats and slyly warns us off a chipless kebab. Between pub couches and old-world facades, we stumble into a local art gem, Patricia Van Lubeck, whose surreal trees and whimsical shapes jump off the wall like technicolour daydreams. Dinner at the club delivers a potato bake pizza and a hypnotic ceiling fan that makes you question reality in the best way.

Pride at Gregson Park brings the colour and the crowds, and we hit record among jacarandas and glitter. Our talk with Dr Olivia Carroll from the Hunter Medical Research Institute digs into how feminising gender‑affirming hormone therapy might affect lung function—clear, careful science done with the community, not just on it. We also spend time with Katie from the Suicide Prevention Network, whose lived experience anchors a new drop‑in mental health hub and night safe spaces. It’s practical care with heart: walk in, be heard, get connected, and come back when you need to.

Not everything lands. A second stage competes with the main one, some stalls feel generic, and performers deserve fuller rooms. But resilience shines through, especially when Courtney Act lights up the park in gold, the crowd refusing to dim. We round it out with Warner’s Bay coffee, Redhead Beach boardwalks and ecstatic dogs, a long lunch at Blanca with old friends, and a street moment that reminds us progress is uneven—and grace is a muscle worth flexing.

Hit play for travel mishaps turned memories, queer joy with edges, and conversations that matter—from hormones and lungs to suicide prevention that shows up after hours. If it moves you, share it with a mate, subscribe for more, and leave a review so others can find their way to the party and the quiet corners alike.

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Sunshine, great food, and a cheeky Grinder tone over a loudspeaker set the stage for a bigger conversation: what actually happens to shame when the body is treated as ordinary rather than scandalous? We open with our romp through the Good Food & Wine Show—standout Greek bites, a crush-worthy stop at SOHI Distillery, and the kind of easy banter that only happens when friends gather. A surprise cruise win at Panthers and plans for Newcastle Pride give us momentum, but the heart of the episode is body freedom: nudism, exhibitionism, and voyeurism, explained clearly and without euphemism.

We break down the differences and the overlaps. Nudism is about comfort and nature in the right settings. Exhibitionism is the thrill of being seen. Voyeurism is the charge of watching. Then we walk through the spaces where these live: nude beaches, dunes that become more playful after dark, gyms and pools where everyday nudity becomes a glance economy, and curated events like Naked Man camp that transform self-consciousness into calm. We look back to ancient Greece, through religious chills and the sexual revolution, and into today’s double standard where straight culture commercialises nudity while queer spaces make it visible and communal.

What makes someone try it? Freedom and authenticity top the list, followed by a healthy dose of rebellion and a longing for community. We share candid stories—first-time nerves, morning wood in a field, figuring out consent—and practical tips to make your first nude day simple: sunscreen everywhere, sunglasses, footwear, rinse often, bring water, and read the room. No preaching, no posturing—just honest talk about how ordinary bodies can heal extraordinary shame. If you’re curious, cautious, or just love a good yarn with your gin, you’ll feel at home here.

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