Himeros Backstage

Creator of Himeros.tv [https://himeros.tv/] David Jacques (Davey Wavey) is joined by writer and journalist Duane Wells [https://www.instagram.com/therealduanewells/] for the last time! They discuss the appeal of being used like a plaything, why hot guys don't always equal good sex, and how sluttiness can be sexy. They also reminisce about their favorite Himeros moments together: the worst episode ever (recorded while stoned), Duane's behind-the-scenes interviews [https://himeroslive.libsyn.com/bonus-behind-the-scenes-weird-sex] with models during a Himeros shoot, and their #OutOnTheRoad [https://www.youtube.com/@daveywavey/search?query=%23outontheroad] Youtube travel series.

Himeros.tv [https://himeros.tv/] creator David Jacques (Davey Wavey) is joined by Kyle and Mike from Gayish [https://www.gayishpodcast.com/]. They discuss their new book You're Probably Gayish: The Truth (and Lies) Behind 17 Gay Stereotypes [https://www.gayishpodcast.com/book/], Kyle's cum shot preferences, how to navigate threesomes, and whether our community is actually evolving sexually.

Creator of Himeros.tv [https://himeros.tv/] David Jacques (Davey Wavey) is joined by drag queen Mossy Stone [https://www.instagram.com/mossylovesbooks/] and sex and intimacy coach Matthew Shur [https://www.instagram.com/matthewshur/] to discuss Matthew's queer reimagining of popular fairy tales, getting more creative with our dirty talk, and how to dip our toes into more risky roleplaying.

Himeros.tv [https://himeros.tv/] creator David Jacques (Davey Wavey) is joined by drag queen Mossy Stone [https://www.instagram.com/mossylovesbooks/] in a conversation about consent: how to ask for permission or say no without killing the mood, how the expression of consent has changed over time, and why gay men might be more permissive when it comes to having their boundaries crossed.

Creator of Himeros.tv [https://himeros.tv/] David Jacques (Davey Wavey) is joined by drag queen Mossy Stone [https://www.instagram.com/mossylovesbooks/] to discuss the conclusion of The Manchineel King and some of the issues that stood out for them: straight guys with queer energy, multiple forms of toxic behavior, and what it takes for people to truly change.