In this episode of Cubs Out Loud, it’s time for another Let’s Talk About Food. For this one, the guys bring back a familiar topic on the show: Thanksgiving! From tasty turkey to perfect pies, listen in as the cubs gobble up their faves and also discuss Turkey Day during a pandemic.
Hello, Ladies, Gentlemen and Gender Non-Conformists. It’s Jeff and welcome to another Flashback episode this week! We’re off this week. However, I present to you a COL Flashback to episode 390 on November 6th, 2016 – four years ago. This show is in our old format so you’ll hear a familiar voice, veteran co-host Chester, in a What’s Going On vibe followed by all of us discussing the results of the US Presidential Election. Next week will be a new chapter from the year forever known as 2020, but for now, here’s a special Flashback show to COL Episode 390!
In this episode of Cubs Out Loud, the guys put their hats into the political arena and discuss the 2016 elections. This year’s election has the potential to be a historical one. Listen as the cubs give their commentary on how they feel things will go and their plans for the election.
In this episode of Cubs Out Loud, it’s our What’s Going On for the month of October. This month, the guys celebrate Damon’s birthday while also keeping up with their regular to-dos, with some interesting challenges here and there. All this plus some helpful advice on backing up files, Japanese imports, and computer game nostalgia. We’re only two months away to 2021 folks. Find out if you’re ready.
What’s Going On?
Jeff: New Opportunity, and a staycation.
Damon: Chorus and Birthday
Gary: Self-Murder isn’t illegal, is it?
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COL573: What is…NCOD? By Rangersking669: The nba does a whole bunch of pride campaigns and offer basketball clinics they just don’t make NCOD videos. For example they did one with Reggie bullock and Jason collins recently. The other thing to consider with sexuality is that non binary folx factor into all this too and that can make things more complicated.
COL573: What is…NCOD? By TheNaishproductions: Bi now, Gay later, lol brilliant. Great show, lots of big emotions.
In this episode of Cubs Out Loud, it’s our What’s Going On for the month of September. This month, it’s another gentle reminder that there is still a pandemic going on. Listen in as the cubs share their opening up to friends and also having to quarantine after exposure. Plus, lots of super sentai, more COVID-19 talk, and enjoying the COL Entourage being master debaters.
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In this episode of Cubs Out Loud, it’s time for another Let’s Talk About Sex show. For this one, the guys discuss the concept of sex bubbles or sexpods, a safer sex practice of maintaining social/sexy time with a smaller group of people to help keep yourselves protected during the pandemic. Listen in as the guys tell more about “quaranteaming” and debate on its potential effectiveness. When thinking about it, is it really new or just necessary?
“quarantine pods” as aneffective way to get our social, emotional, familial, and sexual needs met without unnecessarily endangering ourselves or others. Pods are small, self-contained networks of people who limit their non-distanced social interaction to one another—in other words, they’re the small group of people with whom you share air without using breath-control precautions such as masks.
Pods (or “bubbles” or “containers” or “quaranteams”) aren’t just ways for people to have social connections within a pandemic. They also serve an important epidemiological purpose—they help limit the size and spread of outbreaks. That’s one reason why in the Bay Area, where the authors live, public health officials recommend that pods be no larger than 12 people who live across three households, and that pods limit their non-distanced social contact to one another for at least three weeks.
Despite the centrality of sex to our lives, many of us are ashamed of having sexual needs. This is tragic, because we should be no more ashamed of needing sexual contact than we should be of needing food. So, be honest with yourself and others: If you want to form a pod to meet sexual needs, say so, rather than concealing or minimizing that purpose.
In this episode of Cubs Out Loud, it’s time for another Let’s Talk About Food. For this one, the guys bring back a familiar topic on the show: Thanksgiving! From tasty turkey to perfect pies, listen in as the cubs gobble up their faves and also discuss Turkey Day during a pandemic.
