Spandex - Brief Talk After Dark Podcast

Brief Talk After Dark – Spandex Brief Tale – Beau Jordan

In this episode of the Brief Talk After Dark podcast, UNB Tim interviews Mr. Poe about his love for singlets. Mr. Poe shares that his fascination with singlets began when he was a child watching pro wrestling. He was particularly drawn to wrestlers who wore skimpy trunks and pro boots. As an adult, Mr. Poe pursued wrestling as an extracurricular activity and always starts his matches in a singlet. The conversation also touches on different types of singlets, including low-cut singlets with shorts attached and more revealing leotard-style singlets. They discuss the practicality of working out in singlets and the need to normalize men wearing singlets in public. In this part of the conversation, Beau and UNB Tim discuss their love for singlets and their experiences with different brands. They also talk about their plans to wear singlets at pride events and the challenges of finding the right fit. They share their excitement about the increasing popularity of singlets and the variety of options available. The conversation segues into a discussion about pride events in Akron and the possibility of meeting listeners in real life. Beau discusses his experience with Twitter and how his content gets discovered and shared. He talks about the surprise of his friends finding his Twitter account and the types of content they came across. Beau also shares his approach to marketing and promoting his content on Twitter. He mentions the challenges of finding wrestling partners in his area and the enjoyment he gets from wrestling and filming matches. The conversation concludes with a discussion about self-criticism and the editing process of podcasts.

Keywords

singlets, pro wrestling, fascination, skimpy trunks, pro boots, extracurricular activity, low-cut singlets, leotard-style singlets, working out, normalize, singlets, brands, fit, pride events, Akron, meeting listeners, Twitter, content discovery, marketing, wrestling, singlets, self-criticism, editing process

Takeaways

Mr. Poe’s fascination with singlets began when he was a child watching pro wrestling.
He always starts his wrestling matches in a singlet.
There are different types of singlets, including low-cut singlets with shorts attached and more revealing leotard-style singlets.
The conversation highlights the practicality of working out in singlets and the need to normalize men wearing singlets in public. Beau and UNB Tim share their love for singlets and discuss different brands.
Finding the right fit for singlets can be challenging, especially for taller individuals.
They express excitement about the increasing popularity of singlets and the variety of options available.
Both plan to wear singlets at pride events and represent their identities.
They discuss the pride event in Akron and the possibility of meeting listeners in person. Twitter can be a platform for content discovery and sharing, even if you don’t actively promote or market your content.
Finding wrestling partners and filming matches can be a fun and fulfilling experience, regardless of the financial aspect.
Self-criticism is common, but it’s important to focus on personal growth and improvement.
The editing process of podcasts involves cleaning up audio, removing filler words, and making the conversation flow better.
Engaging with followers and responding to comments can help build a supportive and interactive community.

Titles

The Origin Story of Mr. Poe’s Singlet Fascination
Different Types of Singlets and Personal Preferences Wearing Singlets at Pride Events
The Increasing Popularity of Singlets The Editing Process of Podcasts
The Joy of Wrestling and Filming Matches

Sound Bites

“Welcome to another edition of the Brief Talk After Dark podcast where you know things could get a little spicy.”
“I was enamored with him until I don’t know when I really figured that out why I was enamored with him, but he was always just my…”
“I always have to start in a singlet”
“I’m gonna wear my singlet out and about during pride.”
“I’m gonna go out in a singlet this year and just be like, you know what? Fuck it, I’m doing it.”
“It will be my post for that day, me and the singlet outside, hopefully in nice weather.”
“You never know. No one, I said, only one of my friends has found my Twitter.”
“Put something out there and then it just takes a life of its own and then you never know where it’s going to go.”
“I just go on there, spread joy, spread pictures of singlets. Sometimes jack off on my singlets, because why not?”

Follow Beau at – https://twitter.com/wrestleguy1231

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Brief Tale – Spandex Edition

If you are familiar with our Brief Tale shows on the Brief Talk podcast, which is an origins story on why guys fell in love with underwear. After interviewing Glasgow Lycra, I see the incredible feedback, and we need the same in the Spandex community. I want to start recruiting guys to join us on the show and share how they fell in love with spandex. I am working on modifying the questions for spandex lovers, which I am of as well.

If you are interested you can DM me on any social media or email us at feedback at Brieftalkpodcast dot com. And put Spandex in the Title.

Brief Talk After Dark featuring the Bricklayers

In this episode, Steven from the Bricklayers joins the new show to discuss various topics related to the adult content industry and fetish culture. They explore new ideas and fetishes, the influence of Asian countries on fetish culture, and the challenges of finding fetish wear for different body types. They also discuss the impact of Visa and Mastercard regulations on the industry, the pressure to maintain a certain physical appearance, and the double standards and ageism prevalent in the industry. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the importance of accepting different body types and aesthetics. This conversation explores the impact of platforms like OnlyFans and social media on content creation, highlighting the opportunities they provide for individuals to create and share content that may not fit traditional standards. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of representation and body positivity, as well as the democratization of media and self-expression. It discusses the elimination of shame and the embrace of authenticity, challenging double standards and body shame. The conversation also highlights the power of connection and community, the value of cultural exchange, and the positive impact of social media on self-acceptance. It concludes by addressing the challenges of content creation and the need for a unified social media platform.

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