The Sewers of Paris
Matt BaumeRevealing stories about the books, movies, tv, music and more that have changed the lives of gay men. Each week, a guest plucks a piece of entertainment from their past, and answers the question: how did it change your life?
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTV & Film | |||
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For the last few days I’ve been looking back over the many great performances of Patrick Stewart — among them, of course, his role as the captain on Star Trek: The Next Generation. It’s reminded me of just how powerful that franchise has been, across... more
My guest this week is Eliot Glazer, whose work you know from shows like Broad City, The New Girl, and Difficult People; and the new series So You Think You Can Sports? Eliot’s career took a couple of unlikely swerves — first, escaping from Long Islan... more
We generally have queer guests on this show, but I’m willing to make an exception for this week’s guest: The actor Barry Bostwick, who played Brad in The Rocky Horror Picture Show. A few weeks ago I ran into Barry at the pop culture convention Ancien... more
My guest this week is often unrecognizable. Josh Duart creates cosplay looks that are so elaborate that as soon as he puts them on, he simply vanishes into whatever character he’s re-creating. I personally met him several times over the course of a r... more
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Matt has quickly become one of my favorite interviewers. he has such a warm, witty presence, a genuine care for curiosity about the lives of his guests, and a wonderful knack for putting them at ease. his ability to pick up a conversational thread and make connections between them (as several of the guests have themselves noted) rises to the level of therapeutic
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United States2 years ago - Fabulously queer
Discover amazing and interesting queer people as Matt keeps the conversation pithy and interesting. The springboard is talking about queer media but ultimately it’s about how we as gay and bisexual men don’t learn about life through our parents, we learn through good books, shows, and podcasts. I enjoy meeting Matt and his friends.
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Canada3 years ago - Matt's Podcast is the Best!
I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Matt and also having him on my podcast, The Ivory Tower Boiler Room. Matt's infectious analysis of cinema and pop culture keeps me on the edge of my seat to see who he's bringing onto The Sewers of Paris. This is a must listen for all arts and culture lovers!
Apple Podcasts5AndrewRimbyUnited States3 years ago - Great podcast, glad I came across it!
Over the pandemic I came across some of Matt’s YouTube videos and loved them. Seriously, I am obsessed. I recently heard about the podcast and decided to check it out and so far it doesn’t disappoint. I love how Matt draws his subjects out. I also love seeing deeper dives into queer lives, this sort of representation was sorely lacking when I grew up. The Carl Bishop episode was compelling and I loved hearing about his musical influences. He sounds like someone I’d love to sit and have a beverag... more
Apple Podcasts5nimbusthegreatUnited States5 years ago Matt is a gem. Some of these discussions are unforgettable, and I like the variety.
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Expect intimate, media-driven conversations with LGBTQ+ guests who discuss how books, films, music, and other art shaped their identities and creative lives. Episodes mix personal origin stories with cultural history, exploring coming-out moments, career pivots, and the ways queer media has influenced love, community, and self-understanding. A standout throughline is how entertainment becomes a lens for resilience, belonging, and social change, often featuring artists, writers, historians, and activists who illuminate broader histories through deeply personal storytelling.
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Recent guests on The Sewers of Paris include:
1. Eliot Glazer
2. Barry Bostwick
3. Sam Irvin
4. Scott Heim
5. Damian Pelliccione
6. Alaska Thunderfuck
7. Jeremy Mikush
8. Mike Aylesworth
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