Manila Gay Guy

We conclude the fabcast on gray areas in this part. We start off wrapping up the gray area between a gay guy and a straight guy. “May mga taong straight talaga!” Naman! Also, you will hear Jojo & Jay’s situation who, during the podcast recording, were sweeter than sugar to each other. They are contemplating a soon-to-be long distance relationship despite the fact that they just met each other 7 days before. This and more, in the concluding part of “Gray Areas In the Gay Life.”

Listen: (32 min 28 sec)

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Music credits: “Forbidden Love” by Madonna; “Use Somebody” by Bat For Lashes; “Bad Romance” by Lady Gaga; and “Trouble Is A Friend” by Lenka. Podcast Production by McVie.

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The Fabcasters are on a roll! Here’s another podcast by the Fabcasters and their well-chosen peanut gallery, on gray areas in the gay life. What is a gray area? Anlabo `no? Precisely! It’s neither here nor there, neither black nor white, it’s gray. We start discussing gray areas in the realm of relationships, “situationships,” popularized among the Fabcasters by Corp Closet. We each took a shot of lambanog before recording this session — so prepare for a rowdy set of Fabcasters!

Listen (24 min 38 sec):

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Podcast production by McVie.

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A bright, new year everyone! Look who’s joining us, the Fabcasters, very soon in a Fabcast? It’s Jay the Fratman! Watch out for his story!

This 2010, expect the Fabcasters to come up with more exciting topics, more exciting guests, and more exciting fabcasting sessions! Indeed, a bright new fabcasting year is here! Listen to Jay the Fratman’s Fabcast teaser here:

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While you’re at it, if you have access to the iTunes Store, why not subscribe to the Fabcasters’ Podcasts? How? Click here:

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Enjoy the second and last part of our Cold Christmas discussion — here we tackle what excites us in 2010. And as we end 2009, let me say: World Peace, and Teeeeenk yuuu!

Listen: (22 min 57 sec)

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It’s timely and fitting that we acknowledge the people who have contributed to the many fabcast productions we had this 2009 — to our dear peanut gallery (sa inyong lahat, we enjoyed having you in our fun, fun sessions), the Fabcasters (alam ninyong I always look forward to our Fabcast meet ups, I love you guys to bits!), special mention to McVie (who each and every time works more than anyone else in making the fabcasts fabulous by editing and mixing, you’re a master podcast producer and editor my dear Joel!), and last but not least, to all of you who download and listen, our dear silent peanut gallery (currently we have 72,000+ podcast downloads and growing! PALAKPAKAN!) We look forward to meeting each of you, perhaps have you as part of a live peanut gallery in one of our fabcast recordings in 2010. Mabuhay tayong lahat! (Group huuuuuug!)

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This fabcast was recorded after the Pride March (so I was still in the US, thus I’m not in this recording). Let’s hear it from co-fabcaster Gibbs Cadiz:

Recorded a couple of weeks ago with a fairly frisky and opinionated peanut gallery, who trade thoughts and ideas with us on the then just-ended Pride March and the earlier outrageous Comelec decision disqualifying Ang Ladlad for party-list accreditation on grounds of “immorality.” The opinions run the gamut–from those who think marching and seeking a place in Congress isn’t needed anymore (or at least not what they can relate to for now), to those who think it’s the next crucial step toward further acceptance, and not merely toleration (more often condescension), by society. I lay down my position quite early, with much sardonic laughter but also every word meant: Kung moralidad lang naman ang pag-uusapan, wala na sigurong matitira sa Kongreso. At sa Comelec. Change “wala na” to “konti na lang”, and I’d also include the Church. Whee. Do join the hearty huddle.

Listen: (23 min 53 sec)

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The Fabcasters are doing a year-end podcast recording on Sunday, December 20, 2009 at 7:30 PM in Makati. If you dig fun podcasts, and are interested in joining one – tara! Send me an email at manilagayguy@gmail.com.

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Corporate Closet (CC) talks about his Talented Mr. Ripley, a guy he met online, felt crazy about, then suddenly as they were about to transition the online relationship to the offline, real world kind, *poof!*
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The Fabcasters spend some time to chika with “Allan” a bikini open veteran. Gibbs, McVie, Tony, CC, Kiko, and yours truly chat with him and endeavor to find out what goes on in the mind of someone whose glistening lean body we know so well. Warning: most of us were tipsy during this fabcast recording, so riot talaga. Sa mga sensitive, skip this fabcast. Otherwise, go.

Listen: (26 mins 46 sec)

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(Note: Photo above is NOT Allan.)

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This is one of those few Fabcasts that got so many responses, and seems people have been waiting for this second part. So here it is!

Dear friend CC (CorpCloset) owns the opening lines to this second part, he says, “Focus na tayo kay McVie!” And indeed we did!

Dahil nga naman pagjo-jowa ang usapan, at dahil sa aming grupo, si Joel McVie na lamang ang hindi nakakaranas magkaroon ng jowa ever in his life, napagkaisahan na gawin siyang focus ng discussion. In the first part, we dished out generic recommendations on how to get hitched, in this episode, we went another level closer to reality by discussing McVie’s case. You will hear brutally honest suggestions peppered with okrays and laughters, the signature fabcast in its high energy, high volume form, for you to enjoy and really just laugh with.

LISTEN: (28 mins 48 sec)

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The Fabcasters are once again getting together (on Sunday) to record a new podcast episode. We’d like to hear from you on what topics or questions you would like us to address in the fabcast. Your suggestions are welcome! Please comment in your suggestions here. Salamat, and World Peace!

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