• Pioneers and Trailblazers -43

  • Apr 30 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 1 min
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Pioneers and Trailblazers -43

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  • This week on Butt Honestly, hold on to your wagons—and maybe tighten your jockstraps—because we’ve got a double dose of NYC fabulousness! The dynamic, comedic duo behind the hit podcast Pioneers & Trailblazers, Peru Flores and Nick Rosenthal, for an episode that’s equal parts camp, chaos, and unfiltered confessions.

    Dr. Carlton and Dangilo dive right in with these Big Apple icons, covering everything from what it means to step into your Daddy era with pride (spoiler: it involves confidence, consent, and moisturizer), to exploring a listener’s surprisingly spicy dilemma that may—or may not—involve a family member and a hot tub. 👀

    Expect: 💥 Unapologetic talk about evolving queer identities

    👑 Peru and Nick’s takes on being pioneers, trailblazers, and unapologetically themselves

    📬 A listener letter that’ll make you question whether you’re the Daddy… or still calling one

    😳 A READY SET CONFESS that toes the line between taboo and therapy

    And of course, the fellas wrap it all up with their signature Love Language of the Week—because even when the tea is scalding, we like to leave you with a warm fuzzy (and maybe slightly sticky) feeling.

    Come for the laughs, stay for the emotional whiplash. Press play and enjoy the ride—Daddy's got this.




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