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EPISODE · Jan 16, 2026 · 7 MIN

Chaps Out Culture: Jonathan Tibbs on 2005 book 'Adam & Steve'

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In this episode of Chaps Out Culture, guest Jonathan Tibbs shares a heartfelt queer book pick: 'Adam and Steve' by Craig Chester. Set between the 1980s and the present day, the novel follows two men who meet in a New York nightclub, lose each other, and unexpectedly reconnect 15 years later.Jonathan reflects on why this story feels so special- from its honest portrayal of gay love and community, to its warmth, humour, and sense of hope. He talks about how the book made him smile, feel uplifted, and see LGBTQ+ relationships represented as simply and beautifully normal.A feel-good, page-turning LGBTQ+ love story about connection, second chances, and the power of being yourself.If you love queer culture, LGBTQ+ history, uplifting conversations, or discovering cultural gems, this episode is for you.Subscribe, like, and share to support queer storytelling and help this podcast reach more people.#culture #LGBTQ #podcast #QueerCulture #ChapsOut #adam&steve Hear Jonathan discuss his coming-out-later in life story in our main podcast, Chaps Out. Get full access to ChapsOutPod's Substack at chapsoutpod.substack.com/subscribe

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