Episode 1.08 - Gay Men’s Body Standards

Andy’s upsetting thin people and Vonnie should have gone first.  Again.Gay Men’s Body StandardsGrab your popcorn!Join us as we look at the world with a queer lens and get angry with anything and everything as we set the world to rights. Content warnings: Strong language. Get in touch, or follow our socials here | LinkTreeSend us your Queeries or episode suggestions to [email protected] subscribe and rate us five stars in your podcast app to help spread the rants love. Queer Rants is hosted by Andy and Vonnie, and edited and produced by Katya. Thank you to the fabulous Roberta Fraggle for our podcast art. Check out their other work here | Link | InstagramAnd a big thank you to the folks at Pixabay for their awesome podcast theme songs. In particular, EugeneMyers for “Like A Eagle”and “Summer Energy”, Loop Tape for “Drive Punk”, and MagpieMusic for “Pop Punk Rock” | LinkQueer Rants is an Angry Queers production. Copyright Angry Queers 2024. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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