Neil & Debbie On Gaydio

No surprises we’re still obsessed by THE best TV show of the year, POSE. Neil starts things off with a confession. Debbie divulges the close encounter she had with her dentist’s fist. We discuss Pope elbow, cruising, and blowing across the hole of a flute. Plus, Hollywood star Sally Field comes out in support of her gay son and we also meet the delivery driver who accidentally got over-friendly with a customer.

We’re all over Ryan Murphy’s brilliant new show POSE, set in 80’s New York in and all about the families we choose. From the opening moments of episode one, we’re hooked! Also this time we have some Whale action in Supernature. Vogue’s Anna Wintour tells us the best way to be successful in a job interview. We hear about George Michael and Sam Smith, plus Drag Race do Trump ‘The RuSical’

We talk Glastonbury headliners, Georgio Moroder, and Kate Winslett who plays a Lesbian (or does she?!) We also discuss dating… should you serve a date a meal when they come to your home for the first time? We also discover a new Madonna remixer, and hear about what David Austin has planned for George Michael’s legacy.

This time we talk swans, The Lady in the Van, plastic pigs, Keith Flint and Madonna. We also celebrate a milestone for Switchboard, the LGBT+ Helpline, and meet Eclipse the dog who takes the bus alone. Plus we hear from Anna Wintour, and also Kelly Hoppen who’s still ‘far too busy running a massive international business.

This time, we discuss making alternative plans when you’re other half is away for a few days; watching embarrassing TV show’s in front of your parents; being outed in the military. We meet the gay couple who go on a blind date in a supermarket and the labrador who interrupts a TV news programme. Plus, we share a heartening story about members of the US trans community who testified to Congress, and we have GaGa’s impassioned Oscar’s speech and discuss THAT performance.

This time we learn about rainbow coloured football kits… there’s breaking news about the Collins sisters (Joan & Jackie of course) Peter Tatchell pays tribute to film maker Derek Jarman. We have another taster from the new movie about the life of Elton John. Neil collects his dad (in living with your parents news) after a boozy night out. Plus, we hear about the puppy that almost got bird-napped

Neil is the recipient of his first Valentine card in YEARS. There’s fabulous news about the UK version of Drag Race. We have another bigot to meet, this one’s a real shocker! Debbie’s shares her Madonna dream, and Madonna shares her guitar with gloves on #Magic. All that plus Debbie attempts to sign Neil up for a blind date.

It’s Feb-ru-aa-rry (all is explained in the show) This time more success for Debbie while flirting for free stuff. Neil seems to have confused his Whitney from his Kylie, and Debbie still can’t pronounce Armistead Maupin. Also in this episode we discuss friends who come on to you, and we hear from Sir Ian McKellen along with a stunning speech from Ellen Page.

It’s Cream Eggs all round as we celebrate Neil’s birthday. We have news from RuPaul’s Drag Race, also we discover THE perfect song to go running with. Plus we hear from Cher, Lady GaGa and Anna Wintour.

This time we discuss bedroom wallpaper, jingle singers and the legendary LGBTQ bookshop Gays the Word. We have news about PrEP trials and teaching at an anti LGBTQ school. There’s a ‘charming’ character for you on bigot-watch. Plus, we hear from Lady GaGa, Kathleen Turner, Olivia Newton-John and Sam Smith.

Our show just got bigger so we celebrate the extra hour with Bruno from Strictly making (literally) a ‘tit’ of himself while in full flow. We discover the collective noun for a group of lesbians. Debbie shares a secret confession in our newly designed dark room. Also, this time we hear from Lady Ga Ga, Jamie Lee Curtis, Robyn, Roisin Murphy and Freddie Mercury star Rami Malek.

This time as we’re so close to Christmas and that time of year when we lost one of our absolute favourites we’ve decided to celebrate the life of George Michael.

This time; Freddie Mercury; Christmas shopping; an imperfect date and Cher who’s out-priced herself.

This time we hear from Ryan Murphy, John Barrowman, Yvonne from pensioners yoga and Michelle Obama, who recalls an interesting meeting with Desmond Tutu. We also treat ourselves to a close encounter with Coach Dave (oh he’s somethin else!). All that plus Tom Cruise puts in an appearance.

This is the World Aids Day edition of our show. This time it’s another win for ‘flirting’ Debbie or should we say ’smelly’ Debbie. We have the first outing for a new part of the show ‘Supernature’ Plus, putting in an appearance this time are Prince Harry, Janet Jackson, Elton, Miley Cyrus, and Dolce & Gabbana

This time Debbie has had another technical issue with her computer, but we don’t allow that to get in the way of the homophobic dad; Adam Lambert; Olympic skating medalist Adam Rippon; John Barrowman’s first date; Gareth Thomas; and Michelle Obama with her, escape from the White House story.

We talk rainbow laces, mispronouncing the word mispronounce; there’s therapy for Neil in dealing with his grief over the loss of his dog Beau. Debbie is keen get herself a new pet. The question is, what should she get? We ask are you still friends with your ex? In the podcast extra bits we chat about a A Star is Born and hear about the dog who took sanitary to a new level.

It’s a sad start to the show, which we dedicate to Neil’s King Charles Spaniel Beau who we lost this week. Also this time we hear about one of those ‘so homophobic they’re actually gay themselves’ type of people. Debbie launches a new diet. We discuss the George Michael tribute concert, and it’s a fond farewell to Debbie’s battered old car. All that plus Dolly Parton puts in a cheeky appearance.

We hear from Nigella, Cher, Delia, Roisin and Davina. We meet some transgender twins. Neil reveals his show and tell in the guise of homemade cornflake cakes, and Debbie reveals the identity of her new car. All she needs now is a name.

This time we hear from RuPaul, Lady GaGa, and reveal someone who’s become the star of his own soap opera. Debbie shares her review of the musical Hamilton along wth her Apple saga. Following on from peeing in the car, we have another story involving public transport. We chat about getting a surprise on a date where the date is the surprise, and also discuss visiting your childhood home… What excuse would you give the new owners to blag a look round?