The Gay Power Half Hour

This week Tony almost gets angry because Casey wants to talk about his feelings. Casey almost gets angry because Tony made him watch a show about haunting survivors. Stephen Hawking dies and the boys hope there is finally a ghost smart enough to help prove the existence of the afterlife. Richard Simmons loses a defamation lawsuit and it's seen as a win for the transgender community, Harry Styl...

This week, Tony wakes up from a nap and Casey dreams up an alternate reality where Trump is actually a great president. RuPaul causes a firestorm with his views on trans drag queens on Drag Race and Tony is not having the controversy. Bob The Drag Queen asks his fans to respect his personal space and some of his fans respond very poorly which prompts a conversation over what it means to be a celeb...

The boys give you good old fashion GPHH dirty talk this week while discussing the correct platform for Stormy Daniels. Tony watches The Bachelor and is not having it with lip sounds and their consequences. Barbara Streisand clones her dog and the boys talk about what they would do if they were bat shit rich. All that and the origin story movie the world has been waiting for.

This week the boys chat relationships in Hollywood and the trials of dating Casey and being Tony. After that it’s all guns in America. The Florida legislature says yes to assault weapons and no to porn after the Parkland massacre. Conservatives think that articulate and angry teenagers must be paid, liberal actors. The president wants to arm teachers with guns but maybe the solution is letting kid...

This week Casey misses the super bowl but Tony airs his displeasure over Justin Timberlake. Donald Trump Jr touts his father’s rapper cred while the boys speculate on how Trump’s grandfather died. Is this the golden age of drag? And Quincy Jones spills some t, honey!

The boys haven’t seen each other for weeks so this week they are giving you a whole hour of gay power. Tony can’t wrap his mind around the Tide Pod phenomenon yet gloats about his youthful mistakes like he’s better. Casey spends a week selling legal marijuana in San Francisco and Tony is not impressed with his new knowledge. Trump has a “bimbo problem” and Tony takes it out on God, while Casey’s c...

This week on The Gay Power Half Hour, the boys celebrate 100 episodes! The boys reflect on 2017, Casey shares some highs and lows, and Tony is going to try to stop pissing people off! Special guests, Guy Branum and Bri Pruett!

The last show of 2017 and Casey is considering the Unabomber lifestyle for 2018. A race car driver tries to shame his nephew for wearing a dress and the boys aren't having any of that but Trump-supporting "singer" Joy Villa is bringing a lawsuit against the Trump inner circle and the boys are having all of it. Justin Trudeau is praised and then shamed and Tony did some research on the...

The Delicious Lips edition. This week the boys go see a Lady Gaga concert and Tony is less than impressed which Casey takes as an affront against his family. There is a deep dive with divergent takes on porn companies and their actors' safety. And a year's end top ten list for gay men is deconstructed.

This week a Doug beats a pedophile in Alabama and Tony is happy again and the podcast is fun again.  Casey asks for a tone shift when it comes to conservatives and Tony berates him for it. Omarosa gets fired from the White House and yet still somehow gay people were mad at Patti Labelle this week instead.

"We didn't start the fire. It was always burning Since the world's been turning." -Billy Joel

It’s Tony’s birthday show and he wants to talk about whatever he wants and it’s a little gloomy. Casey listens while Tony worries about our collective future, Americans abroad and Scientology’s role in abetting assault. And even though Tony is getting older he still isn’t above a 24 hour bus trip. Some things change but some things stay mildly less depressing.

On this week’s GPHH, it’s Casey Ley’s birthday show, and Tony didn’t know it. The boys talk about anything Casey wants and Tony is less than thrilled about it.

Tony and Casey are both nursing hangovers this week so they fill up a show with nonsense and it’s a welcome change. Tony talks about trade being a little too comfortable in his home, Casey is over not shaming Sarah Huckabee Sanders and New Zealand is considering extreme measures to deal with its foreign rodent problem. All this and Casey finally remembers why his balls hurt.

This week Casey wears a Halloween costume and Tony forgets about sex he had with an award winner. Kathy Griffin is losing all her gay friends and possibly her mind. George Papadopoulos is a fun name to say and hey, Kevin Spacey is gay. He's also an alleged rapist which launches an interesting discussion about harassment and assault in the gay bars. Gurl, we cover some ground.

This week Casey goes to a wedding and finds God. Tony is embroiled in a big gay LA controversy and has a drag take on #metoo.

The 90th episode is appropriately flaming hot this week.  It's National Coming Out Day and the boys talk about how coming out has changed over the years. Casey saw a drag show and is worried about its future.  Tony once again tells how he'd sacrifice Casey to save himself and Harvey Weinstein is a terrible person but not as bad as Roger Ailes.

This week the boys talk a lot about having to talk about another mass killing and go off on a tangent or two. Tony knows how he would react to a fight or flight situation and Casey encourages a more intimate solution for homicidal maniacs. Trump visits Puerto Rico and insults everyone, Casey's dog is in heat and Tony experiences an unexpected butt hole. Life keeps chugging along.

Tony is back from Clinton, Illinois where he encountered a strange man from his past. A social media storm erupts over a drag queen’s alleged racist Facebook post and the question is asked: if you say something racist and it’s not documented on social media are you even a racist? A man who thinks gay people should be punished for their sin is the GOP senate candidate from Alabama and the man who t...

This week’s episode begins where the last one left off with Casey questioning Tony’s friendship abilities but may just be projecting. Casey finds a new reason to be in love with Liza Minnelli and Pet Shop Boys while Tony proves he’s so Hollywood by turning the Emmys into an anti-Trump rant. Natural disasters have the boys on edge and wondering if they are prepared. They aren’t.

This week’s episode almost didn’t happen because Tony was nearly killed by a cheerio. Casey loses out on a cable tv writer’s job and wishes Tony was better at caring. Tony feels body shamed by a plastic surgeon but still happily pays him for the botox. Technology can tell if you are gay by looking at your face and Tony watches a problematic chem porn. Free-flowing and “well-researched” conversatio...

This week there are hurricanes bearing down yet again on America. Casey expresses his concern for Puerto Rico and Tony makes him apologize for colonialism. Gay Bond Villain Peter Thiel is searching for a cure for herpes and the boys question whether that's the problem that needs to be fixed. Usher is allegedly caught on film having sex with a fan and may need to call Peter Thiel.

Tony and Casey do their first live show at Akbar in Los Angeles. Tony talks about choking his new potential husband and demonstrates it much to Casey's chagrin. Hurricane Harvey puts Houston under water and the boys care. Sure. Casey quizzes Tony live in a new bit called "What Does Tony Know?" and writer/comedian Louis Virtel is back in the show for the live interview.

Tony's taking testosterone and just had his first and best prostate exam ever. The solar eclipse crosses the nation and Casey was impressed while Tony wanted more. If you're in the LA area come see the boys do a live show on August 30th and Casey tells and uncomfortable story about his dad.

This week, Tony dodges penises in Palm Springs and Casey cries at a gay wedding but those dicks and tears are no match for the white supremacists in Charlottesville and the President who loves them. The boys talk about it all this week (but they wish they didn’t have to).