Send us a text Gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) tackle a series of half-truths and flat-out lies surrounding immigrants and ICE. They discuss everything from crime rates to tax contributions to subsidized healthcare access for immigrants - both the misinformation and the facts. For anyone struggling to share the truth behind undocumented immigrants, this is an essential listen. Support the show

Send us a text 20-year gay Army veteran David (Millenial) once again joins roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z), this time to talk about the major shifts in the military. With an insider's perspective, they discuss everything from the infamous all-generals meeting in Quantico to the forced removal of trans service members to Venezualan boat strikes. Support the show

Send us a text Gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) talk about the power of addiction and how it affects virtually everyone in some form or fashion - not just through illicit substances but also via social media, video games, and so much more. They explore how addiction is typically the symptom of a larger issue and what the temporary high from the binge-source really represents. Support the show

Send us a text Three-time RuPaul's Drag Race star Cynthia Lee Fontaine is back, back, back again. This time, she joins gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) to dish on never-before-told stories about her time on Drag Race, fellow queens, music vibes, and so much more! Support the show

Send us a text After the unexpected death of a friend, Julio (Gen Z) talks through the rollercoaster of emotions he's experiencing with his roommate Daniel (Gen X). Julio shares the conflicting feelings stemming from attending his first funeral - joy as he was joined by many friends celebrating their loved one's life, but also sorrow over not just the loss but the missed opportunities. They talk about the weight of grief, methods on how to face it, and what to do when you feel stuck in it.&nb...

Send us a text Three-time RuPaul's Drag Race queen Cynthia Lee Fontaine joins gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) to discuss her life's ups and downs and how optimism helped her power through. Despite major health scares, life-altering moves, career changes, and more, Cynthia has faced her challenges with a positive attitude. She shares her secrets for a fulfilling life and what's next for her! Support the show

Send us a text Gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) are back, and they're kicking off season 3 with a conversation about global responsibility. In light of the Charlie Kirk news, they discuss how each of us individually can make a difference - for better or for worse - and how critical it is for democracy worldwide that we all take this responsibility seriously. Support the show

Send us a text Celebrating 50 episodes AND the podcast's one-year anniversary, gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) chat about their first year of experiences on the Rainbow Crossing. Their year-in-review covers everything from the most impactful guests to the funniest moments to the most chaotic scenes, as well as a few behind-the-scenes stories. Support the show

Send us a text After a weekend of protests and parades, gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) pose the question, "are we watching democracy unravel in the United States?" The two talk about the military/birthday parade, ICE raids, the murder/attempted murder of Minnesota lawmakers, the Big Beautiful Bill, the record-breaking number of executive orders, and how they're all contributing to the fall of democracy. But the roomies haven't given up hope yet - the record-breaking No Kings D...

Send us a text In light of Men's Mental Health Month, gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) discuss their own personal experiences with mental and emotional struggles. They also talk about a variety of common mental issues that affect the gay male community and techniques that they have used to overcome them. Support the show

Send us a text In celebration of Pride month, Daniel (Gen X) shares his recent Puerto Vallarta Pride experience with roommate Julio (Gen Z). The two expand on the conversation with a discussion of all things gay Pride related, including some of their most memorable Pride moments. They also talk favorite Pride anthems and who would make it up on their queer Mount Rushmore. Support the show

Send us a text Don't swipe left on this one! Gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) dish on their dating app turn-offs. What does a Tinder or Hinge profile require to get their attention and, more importantly, to lose their interest? From the practical to the petty, find out what it takes to lose out on a match from these two. Support the show

Send us a text Gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) discuss the recent incident at a Boston hotel where a cisgender woman was confronted by a male security guard asking her to prove her gender when she went into the women's restroom. They continue the discussion with a look at the numerous amounts of anti-trans bills that are currently under consideration in the United States despite all evidence showing that trans people are not committing any bathroom-related offenses. Suppo...

Send us a text Gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) talk about everyone's favorite topic: sex! But more specifically, they're talking about good sex, what constitutes it, and how to cultivate it whether you're with a longtime partner or a one-time hookup. From communication to aftercare, they go over a variety of elements that anyone can introduce into their sex life for a heightened experience. Support the show

Send us a text Gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen X) discuss the  Kennedy v. Braidwood Management, Inc. case that was recently heard by the Supreme Court regarding the plantiffs religious objections to the Affordable Care Act's no-cost coverage of PrEP. They talk about the implications of the decision to not only the gay community but society at-large and what we can do as more of our rights and privileges are being revoked in the United States. Support the show

Send us a text Gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) welcome fitness coach Angel (Millenial) to the podcast to discuss his journey from bartender to trainer, sober advocate, and gay mentor. The three talk about fitness with a purpose and goals that go beyond surface-level, as well as tips for listeners who want to get started on their own health and wellness journey but might be intimidated. Support the show

Send us a text Gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) welcome Hill Country Ride for AIDS ride director Eli (Millenial) to discuss the non-profit's upcoming 26th annual fun ride. They talk about how getting involved in fundraisers benefits everyone in the community from the participants to the volunteers to the beneficiaries. They also chat about what makes this particular charitable ride so unique and how anyone can get involved no matter their skill set or location. Support the...

Send us a text Gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) are joined by local bar owner and chair of the Austin LGBTQIA+ Quality of Life advisory commission Scott (Millenial) to discuss trends and activism in the community. They talk about the resurgent need for gay spaces, the disconnect between white gay males and the rest of the queer populace, and much more. Support the show

Send us a text Back from their trip to Puerto Rico, gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) recount their first travel experience together, including the beaches, the drinks, the drag queens, and the boys (in speedos). The two discuss what makes a vacation a gaycation and how to successfully survive one with friends. Support the show

Send us a text Gay roommates Daniel (Gen X) and Julio (Gen Z) welcome adult superstar and all-around sweetheart Cody Seiya (Millenial) for a conversation on breaking out of heternormative traditions and forging our own paths. From being raised by an immigrant Chinese mother and Jewish father to helping friends start their own family, Cody shares how he's lived his life on his own terms. Support the show