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Max and Eddie join me on Wine and Rant to discuss our favorite and least favorite vacations while we are on vacation, Reality TV, our careers, and how living in a small town can be beneficial but also can be like living in a bubble.

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Since 1984, the gay best friend has been a staple character in movies and TV, often being portrayed as sexless and sassy. However, this stereotype—while often thought to be innocent—can actually be harmful and damaging.

In this episode, we discuss the origins of the gay best friend trope and cover the negative impact it can have on gay men.

Additional Resources:

• Gay Best Friend (Urban Dictionary)
• A History of the Gay Best Friend in Film and TV
• Gay Best Friend: A Letter to Straight People from the 'GBF'
• Just Because I’m Gay Doesn’t Mean I Want to Be Your Sidekick
• How to Find Your Gay Best Friend
• The Evolution of the Gay Best Friend in Romantic Comedies
• The “Trans Best Friend” is Hollywood’s Hottest New Accessory

Welcome to Episode 112 (Season 3, Episode 21)!  The Boys are capping Pride Month with a goodie for you so grab some of your favorite porch pounder and get ready for a colorful episode.  Tea is on and will be spilled and a true celebration of the community!  Let's jump right in!

In this week's  Pick- Up,  The Boys hit the road for an overnight get away for some fun & exploration of a nearby city's gay life.  There are stories galore and Mark & Casey are hitting the highlights (be sure to check out the Insta for some video and pictures from the trip).  It started with a shocking event and ended with a wild event -- like you would expect from these two. 

Next up it's on to the  Mid-Section.  With Pride culminating with parades and celebrations and visibility at it's height, Mark & Casey are tapping into what many conservative media, politicians, and their followers have been naming "The Gay Agenda".  What is the gay agenda?  Who created the agenda? Is it a good thing? Why is Pride critical for the agenda? Who is creating and carrying out the agenda?  How will we know when the agenda is complete?  Mark & Casey are exploring these questions and more in a hilarious, yet poignant discussion to determine what it all is and what it means for all of us.   

Afterward, it's Trash Talk, with hilarious, topical, and sometimes outrageous  "news" stories from around the world.  This week, Casey is spilling the tea on the recent actions of Hollywood A-Lister, Ezra Miller, which have found him in a bit of hot water (maybe some major trouble?).  Why?  You don't wanna miss this story.  Then Casey is living with a poorly running air conditioner through an early summer heat wave.  Mark came across a news story that may offer Casey some hope for a bit of relief and maybe even central air!  To close out this week's segment, Mark is bringing us a story out of Alaska when teachers and cafeteria workers realized they had made a shocking mistake. "What happened?"and, "how did it happen?", are two of the questions authorities and leadership are looking for answers to. 

Lastly in this week's recommendation, Casey has recently dropped docuseries with a boring title and Mark is giving you a double recommendation (and wreck-o-mendation) of a reboot.  These are a couple of goodies for sure!

Everyone at Painted Trash: An LGBTQIA+ Podcast of Discourse, wishes you a Happy Pride!  Be safe, be loud, be proud and SHOW OUT!  Be sure to keep it colorful and if you're gonna talk trash --- you might as well paint it!  So get ya some port vintage and get ready for an all new episode!

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Wer sich mit der Historie von Graffiti in Deutschland beschäftigt wird an ihm nicht vorbei kommen: Getreu dem Motto „Grey mach(t) bunt“ hat Helge „Bomber“ Steinmann bereits in den späten 80er Jahren für eine Burnerlawine an der Frankfurter Bahnlinie und auf regionalen Trains gesorgt. Dabei liegt Bombers Fokus immer auf Qualität und Experiment. Sowohl bei den unzähligen kommerziellen Auftragsarbeiten, als auch beim „professional vandalism“ im öffentlichen Raum sorgte er für interessante Ansätze, neue Techniken und Kompositionen.
Als kultureller Botschafter und Entrepreneur verantwortete er die legendären Spring-Jams, durch die die deutsche Hip-Hop-Szene Mitte der 90er förmlich explodierte und sich global vernetzte. Auch bei der Entwicklung der ersten Writerdose „Oxygen Colors“ stand er in der ersten Reihe.
Obwohl er ohne Zweifel die „Avengers“ der deutschen Graffitikultur repräsentiert ist es in den sozialen Medien still um das Urgestein "Bomber" geworden. Für uns ein weiterer Grund seine Biografie und sein Schaffen durch unseren Podcast zu beleuchten.
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This week Cam & Otis are joined by Brent Cooper of The Green Beret Foundation. Brent’s unconventional path and multiple transitions have provided him with a unique perspective uncommon among his counterparts. He understands the demands placed upon Green Berets, the challenges of the family dynamic, and the nuances of the transition phase into civilian life. He is committed to the Green Beret Foundation’s mission as they remain the premier benevolent organization solely dedicated to supporting U.S. Army Special Forces Soldiers and their families.
Green Beret Foundation:
https://greenberetfoundation.org/ 

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