Sexuality · Rick Clemons
by Rick Clemons
Welcome to the only podcast exploring the messiness, awesomeness, of masculinity of being a gay man over 40. Each episode is about sparking idea, addressing challenges, and diving deep into what it looks like to be a vulnerable gay guy. We talk about the stuff us gay guys have a hard time talking about, man-to-man: masculinity, sex, careers, our bodies, parenting, sexuality, failures, success, and aging, relationships, coming out - nothing is off limits. 40 Plus: Gay Men Gay Talk is the revamped version of 40 Plus: Real Men. Real Talk podcast and is a short format podcast that's easy to digest. We take deep dives - one topic at a time - digging up the truth of what it’s like to be a gay man, instead of some contrived expectation of masculinity. We’re reclaiming manhood and our masculinity by facing our fears, making bold moves, and living life without apologies. Join us, but you've got to drop your BS, forget posturing, and be ready to explore the comical dysfunctions of our lives as gay men 40+ years of age!
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Rick creates a space where you can be honest about things that aren’t always easy to talk about. He asks thoughtful questions and helps you see things from a new perspective. If you’re navigating identity, relationships, or major life changes later in life, he’s a great person to have in your corner.
Rick makes his guests feel at ease and knows how to guide a solid interview
Such a wonderful podcast. Rick brings real conversations, real experiences, and a refreshing honesty that hits exactly what so many men are thinking about. Insightful, relatable, and always worth the listen.
This is the podcast to help gay men of a certain age navigate the ups and downs life authentically and without apologies. Rick Clemons is an amazing host and the range of guests on his podcast are second to none. Highly recommend.
Rick, As a gay elder who has spent a career in education and mental health I was hoping to fall in love with this podcast. Instead I find myself irritated and annoyed with your self promoting. Each time you interview a guest you continue to take over the conversation with your own personal experiences and stories. Ex. “I did this wonderful thing with a client, I give 10% of my trip costs to LGBTQ advocacy, etc.” It becomes more about you than the podcast subject matter or the guests and information. I hope this comes across and helpful critique because right now, on the air, you present as a narcissist. Right now I’m uncertain as to what this podcast is, is it a tool for self promotion, a platform for you to share your stories, a way for you to interview guests on important matters for gay elders. If it’s to interview folks who are specialists in their areas I encourage you to practice more empathetic listening and avoid the desire to talk about yourself.
It’s quickly obvious this host likes to hear himself talk… And despite having guests, Rick largely uses them as a mere sounding board for prioritizing his own commentary, in which he chronically interrupts & dominates the discussion. It’s not inherently wrong or bad for a host to engage in dialogue, drive conversation & add supporting points…if balanced well, but his style/approach reveals a more amateur experience. Conceptually the podcast has relevant topics, some meaningful bits & potential to be impactful but the Rick-centric theme got tiring. Why have guests if they’re experiences, insights, and expertise is not showcased?! I stopped listening after 4 episodes.
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