Tub Talks With Damon debuted on September 13, 2021, as way of engaging serious conversations in a silly situation. 70 baths later, we are posting this episode guide to celebrate the people who have shared their insights, experiences, life lessons, and lots of lots of information about sexual health! Join us for another dip (click on the title to go directly to the episode):
Matt Cameron on Therapeutic Sex Work and Loving Aging Bodies
Coleman Goode on Recovery, Resilience, and Government Sanctioned Depression
Fausto Fernós on Cancel Culture, Chronic Pain, and Creating Feast Of Fun
Kareem McJagger on Life As An Outsider and Celebrating NYC Nightlife
Fausto Fernós and Damon Neil The Erotic Therapist on Sexual Health and Aging Disgracefully
Daniel Nardicio on Creating Underwear Parties and Being A Bad Influencer
Tony Enos on Producing Independent Queer Music and Celebrating U=U
Antuan Raimone on "Becoming Magic", Surviving Assault, joining "Hamilton"
Krishna Stone on Surviving Grief During the AIDS Crisis and Single Parenting
Adam Singer of "Adam's Nest" On Starting A New Business In His 50s
Tym Moss On Surviving AIDS Losses and Addiction with Love and Laughter
Daniel Nardicio and Damon Phill Wilson On Creating Black AIDS Institute and Staying In the Fight
Kenneth Pettigrew On The Plan To End The HIV Epidemic by 2030
Martez Smith on The Power of Ball Culture and Living Through Grief and Loss
Dorian-Gray Alexander on Surviving Quadruple Bypass and Aging with HIV
Tim Hoeffgen on Loving The Berlin Patient and Living With Loss
Phill Wilson and Damon Gary Paul Wright on Creating The House of Latex and Finding Love
Mika De Roo on The Power of Storytelling In Building Resilience
Victoria Noe on How Fag Hags, Divas, and Moms Changed The AIDS Epidemic
Jeanathan Lei on Comfortably Uncomfortable Conversations and Race Relations
Murray Penner Explains U=U, Sexual Healing, and Joyful Aging
Patrick McNaughton and Damon David Tuller on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Myalgic Encephalomyelitis
Title Holder CB Kirby on Leather, Competitions, and Crystal Meth Recovery
Benjamin Heim Shepard is Queer In The Streets, Straight In The Sheets
Paul Seligmann Jordan on PrEP, Surviving AIDS, and Getting Kidnapped
Mario Forte on PEP as the The Rodney Dangerfield Of HIV Prevention
Ed García Conde on Gentrification and Colonialism in The Bronx
Fabio Tavares and Damon Phil Joffe on Providing PrEP Access and Pleasure Through Dynamix Pharmacy
Dana Diamond on Healing, Vaping, Harm Reduction, and Thriving With HIV
Jed Ryan on "Modest Male Exposure," Healthy Aging, and Nursing
Wayne Hoffman on Bears, Bodies, Gay Aging, and Church Ladies For Choice
Deshaun Armbrister on Pole Dancing, Sex Work, and Navigating Racism
Alex Borsa on PrEP Research, Pleasure Studies, and Thickfluencers
Luis Ramos on Reach LA's Success, Community Leadership, and STI Shaming
Greg Millett and Damon LeNair Xavier on Underwear Parties, Non-Consensual Touch, & Erotic Requests
Adam Zeboski on Creating the #TruvadaWhore Movement and Fighting Stigma
- Ace Robinson on Health Equity, Implicit Bias, and Police Brutality
- Mark S. King Takes on Sex Work, Meth Recovery, Monkeypox, Aging w/HIV & More
- Liz Highleyman On Being A Street Medic, Monkeypox, and Covering a Revolution
- Stephane Ku "The Alcoholic Doctor" on Chemsex and Harm-Reduction
- Charlie Tredway on "Hard-To-Reach Populations" and Sexual Exploitation
- Alexander Cheves's Love Is A Beast and Other Animal Confessions
- Randy Davis on Becoming The Accidental Activist and Overcoming Depression
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If you'd like to be a guest on a future episode of Tub Talks, please contact Damon at Damon@DamonLJacobs.com.
Damon L. Jacobs is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist helping individuals and couples enjoy life with peace, purpose, and pleasure. His series "Tub Talks With Damon" facilitates naked conversations about surviving trauma and gay men thriving while aging. His books "Absolutely Should-less" and "Rational Relating" help people experience connection with joy, serenity, and meaning. His work has been featured on CNN Health, The New York Times, MSNBC, USA Today and more. He can be reached at Damon@DamonLJacobs.com or 347-227-7707
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