Being Straight is Gay

Episode 25 of the IT IS WHAT IT IS podcast, hosted by Lewis Geter, titled "Being Straight is Gay" was published on March 19, 2021 and runs 26 minutes.

March 19, 2021 ·26m · IT IS WHAT IT IS

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In this episode, Lewis talks about the term "Super Straight", why it's not needed, the problem with the LGBTQ community, his viewpoints on trans, and his take on the term transphobic. Follow on IG @iiwiipodcast It is what it is podcast

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In this episode, Lewis talks about the term "Super Straight", why it's not needed, the problem with the LGBTQ community, his viewpoints on trans, and his take on the term transphobic.

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