HOT AIR: LGBTQ Life, Dating, Mental Health & Pop Culture
Joshua Robert: LGBTQ Podcaster | Self-Help, Culture & Queer Perspectivesš„ HOT AIR is the bold, unfiltered LGBTQ+ podcast where queer culture, mental health, dating, relationships, self-improvement, pop culture, politics, and real life collide. Hosted by queer creator Joshua Robert, HOT AIR delivers honest conversations, hilarious commentary, emotional storytelling, and unapologetic opinions about what it actually means to navigate life as an LGBTQ+ person today.
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 112 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureHealth & FitnessPersonal JournalsSexuality | |||
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Iām from the UK so AIDS/HIV hit us after America but as far as I can tell we didnāt learn from you but had to experience it ourselves.
I was diagnosed in 1985 a few weeks after Rock Hudson died.
This podcast and episode 2 really get the point that itās not history for some of us. Itās a lived memory.
I was living in Sitges Spain, from 1982-85 so had the time of my life until I returned to london in October 85.
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United Kingdoma month ago - Love this pod!
Love the wide variety of topics both insightful and entertaining.
Apple Podcasts5spartacusxj
United States6 months ago - Fantastic!
Such an easy listen, looking forward the new episode each week! Keeps me very entertained on my long car drives!
Apple Podcasts5DiscoBaby54United Statesa year ago - So good!
Love all of these different topics and perspectives! Especially how every week it is different. Self help but fun and FUNNY! Love this guy!
Apple Podcasts5yojomaUnited Statesa year ago - Love this!
A real life approach to all life will throw at you, lived experiences, and real life lessons learned. Itās like listening to a convo with a best friend podcast style.
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A bold, candid LGBTQ+ oriented show that blends personal storytelling, self-improvement, dating and relationship guidance with sharp pop culture and political commentary. Episodes span mental health, therapy breakthroughs, boundary setting, and reinvention, all delivered with humor, vulnerability, and unapologetic opinions. Noteworthy traits include a consistent focus on authenticity, practical life tools, and a willingness to tackle sensitive topics at the intersection of identity, culture, and current events. This mix likely appeals to listeners seeking candid conversations about everyday life, relationships, and personal growth within a queer lens, delivered in a high-energy, relatable voice.
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this podcast launched a year ago and published 112 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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1. Taylor Reiss
2. Dr. Reggie Melrose
3. Rev. Alisan Rowland
4. SJ Joslin
5. Chassidy Escobedo
6. Noelle Carney Campbell
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