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In this episode of the Brief Talk Podcast, host UNB Tim welcomes back guest Andrew, known for his presence on Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. Andrew shares that he recently came out to his wife about his passion for underwear, which had been a secret. Fortunately, his wife understood and embraced his interest, leading to a more open and supportive dynamic in their relationship. Andrew discusses his upcoming blog post, co-written with his wife, which addresses the stigma surrounding men wearing thongs. They aim to normalize diverse underwear choices and challenge stereotypes associated with specific styles. Andrew also mentions the desire for more inclusive advertising in underwear stores, showcasing men and women together wearing various styles of underwear.

UNB Tim expresses his appreciation for the growing community of straight men embracing and sharing their love for underwear. He highlights the importance of supporting partners who may initially struggle to understand their loved ones’ interest. Andrew shares that his wife joined him in writing the blog post to provide a unique perspective and help other women navigate their partners’ passion for underwear. They hope to educate and empower readers, fostering a more inclusive and accepting environment for all men’s underwear choices. The conversation concludes with the shared optimism that men’s underwear will continue to gain mainstream acceptance, with the potential for major retailers like Target or Walmart to offer a wider variety of styles, including thongs.

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TRANSCRIPT

UNB Tim:
Hey everyone, welcome to another edition of the Brief Talk Podcast. We have a return visitor today. You know him from many places over the interwebs, from Instagram, Twitter, and now the YouTubes. It’s Mr. Andrew, welcome back to the show.

Andrew:
Hey, how’s it going Tim?

UNB Tim:
It’s a-goin’, it’s a-goin’, it’s been a week, it’s, you know… We’re all trying to get new underwear and I’m trying to sell it as fast as we can. But, you know.

Andrew:
That’s right.

UNB Tim:
Good to have you back. It’s been a hot minute since you were on. I don’t even remember when you were on. It’s been that long. I did not do my homework and looked up when you were last here, but it was probably last year, I would say.

Andrew:
Yeah, I wouldn’t say it was probably like July or August or something like that. So almost a year.

UNB Tim:
Wow, wow. I didn’t think that long. I was thinking November, but oops, welcome back.

Andrew:
Yeah, yeah, it’s been a blast the last year.

UNB Tim:
So catch our listeners up who may not follow you, what’s going on with you, what’s been happening in your world of underwear over there.

Andrew:
Yeah, so I have a underwear blog and I just recently came out with a YouTube channel as well. I would say, I guess just like a do like a quick two second review from the last podcast. At the end of the podcast, we talked about how I kind of came out to my wife about all of my fun underwear, social media networks. I was keeping it a secret because I wasn’t really sure how she was going to react to it and everything like that. That was the big splash at the end there where I just came out with everything. I was just sick of keeping the secrets and all that stuff. I was just like, okay, I’m just going to put it all out there and that way she knows of everything. It ended up being a really good thing. just for both of us, just to, you know, again, kind of keep that honesty. And then, you know, she, she ended up learning to understand it and really, you know, respect it and like it. And I was totally cool with it now. So it’s been really good. And now I get to kind of share some of my fun underwear adventures with her some more. And so that’s

UNB Tim:
Uh

Andrew:
been cool.

UNB Tim:
oh. Uh oh, underwear adventures, watch out.

Andrew:
Yeah, so we’ll go, you know, every once in a blue moon, I’ll show her a pair online or something. Like, ooh, what do you think of this one? You know, and that’s kind of fun. And it’s like, hey, okay, like, what is your reaction to this one? Is this like something you think you would like to see me in? Or do you think you’re like, oh, I don’t like the color? And so I’m making more like an educated purchase, which is kind of cool to have.

UNB Tim:
Wow, that’s always good, especially when you have a partner who likes it and enjoys it along with you. Our newest straight guy, John, is doing the same thing right now, so with his wife. So it’s kind of fun to hear him because his wife supports him in the journeys of… the journeys of you straight boys on the interwebs. And I had to tell him today to not accept… calls and unsolicited DMs from people. I was like, no, don’t do it. Don’t

Andrew:
So

UNB Tim:
do it.

Andrew:
yeah, I’ve been able to talk to John as well after the podcast. And once he finally got to Instagram, I was like, oh, I can finally message him. And so we’ve been going back and forth because we’re actually not too far from each other. We’re both in the Midwest. So, yeah.

UNB Tim:
He’s a good one. He is. He surprised me because he found the podcast just by random searching on podcasts and when I said straight boys where are you he sent me a message and now he’s come sort of a regular because you know we need more straight boys

Andrew:
Yeah,

UNB Tim:
out there.

Andrew:
absolutely. So I guess one of the first things I wanted to mention is I’ve got a new post coming out probably by the time this podcast is out. My new post will already be up. I’m planning on doing it on Wednesday the 14th of June. And it is going to be a new article that my wife and I wrote together.

UNB Tim:
Uh oh.

Andrew:
So super excited about this one. I would say the main kind of theme of it is, well, I should say that the title of it is called panties in a twist. And what it’s mainly about is talking about it specifically kind of gears towards women who have partners men who like thongs and just kind of addressing the stigma that comes with men and wearing thongs and what she thought about it at one point and what her views on it was and how things have changed now that she’s kind of learned more about it and how she kind of just kind of came to the realization that like okay just because my you know partner doesn’t mean he’s gay, or it doesn’t mean he’s this or that or whatever. Like underwear isn’t like something that like, you know, makes you a certain kind of person as far as label.

UNB Tim:
It makes you a sexy person.

Andrew:
That’s right. Yeah. So like, you know, like she even uses the example like, you know, if a woman wears boy shorts, it doesn’t mean she’s lesbian. Like that’d be a crazy thought, you know?

UNB Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Andrew:
It’s just a pair of underwear, it’s just underwear. And so, and there’s nothing wrong with being gay, but the main point of it is that the underwear doesn’t make them a certain type of,

UNB Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Andrew:
so. you know, with that, we kind of talk about that a bunch. And we just try to kind of break that apart a little bit. And then also with it, you guys will be able to read like her perspective of when I came out to her about my passion for underwear and everything that I I’ve been doing with it. You get to kind of see her journey of what she was thinking. when I was talking to her about it and how she was kind of freaking out on the inside about it. And then, you know, as she asked questions, she kind of realized what was happening with it. So, yeah, it’s going to be a really fun read. I’m really excited about it. I never thought my wife would be in one of my underwear articles.

UNB Tim:
And now she’s, so how did you get her to write this? Because we have had long, long requests to get wives on the show and partners on the show to talk about other people, how they found out their partner loves underwear, how they discovered it, was it something they shared from the beginning or later on? So how did you get her to write this? with you.

Andrew:
Yeah, so I mean, for me, I started out the topic and I kind of wrote like a rough draft of, because I wanted to talk about, because I’ve been getting a lot of people that have come to me and talked to me, specifically who are straights who have a wife who doesn’t understand, and they don’t they don’t get why they like underwear so much, specifically why it’s A bunch of them like to wear thongs and that’s just because of the stigma behind it. They’re just so

UNB Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Andrew:
confused. They’re just like, what? You want to wear what? You know, type of thing. And so I kind of wanted to address that issue a little bit more in a blog post. And I thought a great way of doing it would be to incorporate my wife’s actual thoughts and opinions and what she went through. So that… Hopefully the reader, specifically, hopefully the women out there that have a husband that loves underwear, hopefully when they’re reading it, they can kind of see a different perspective from someone that’s kind of that was in their shoes. And so that was something that she’s kind of grown to have a little bit of a passion about. Like, like, no, this is wrong. That someone should would be labeling from this. You know, that shouldn’t be why, you know, they have a bad opinion about men in thongs, you know. So it’s something that she definitely jumped on board and I’m really excited about it, besides the fact of her joining on with this, is that she’s the better one with grammar and everything else. So it’s going to be a lot better written article than what I put out. So that’s another reason above and beyond.

UNB Tim:
That’s why you get a Grammarly subscription like me and it does it for you.

Andrew:
That’s right. Yeah. So, yeah. So that’s kind of some of the fun stuff coming up with the blog. So anyone out there, you know, definitely reach out to me. Let me know if you have any questions about it. And

UNB Tim:
Well,

Andrew:
ex-

UNB Tim:
there’s a lot of men in that situation because I hear from a ton of them every year that their wives don’t get it, their wives think they’re gay, their family thinks they’re gay, whatever. And it’s like, you know, it’s sort of like a reverse coming out process for straight men because, you know, you’re not supposed to like underwear, you’re not supposed to do this.

Andrew:
rate.

UNB Tim:
That’s something for the gay boys. You shouldn’t be wearing such things. Oh, what man wears that?

Andrew:
right.

UNB Tim:
And as we’ve said in many of shows, masculine is what you make it, not what… And it keeps changing. So it doesn’t matter what it is. But it’s good to have that out there. And more and more straight guys are loving underwear and coming out as underwear fans online, which is amazing. Because when I first started the blog, there were very few. And now we have you and a ton of others and John and Scott and a ton of boys who love thongs and who loves everything. So, and it’s very cool to see it growing and having this wonderful community out there. So, yeah.

Andrew:
Yeah, so yeah, I’m excited about it. So you guys definitely check it out. One last thing that I kind of put at the end of the post, you’ll see is I also kind of mentioned, this was something my wife kind of brought up and didn’t really even think about it. And she was saying, she’s like, she kind of noticed that, not all the stores, but a good chunk of the underwear stores out there. that sell thongs, they seem to advertise a lot more like of like two guys together or something

UNB Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Andrew:
like that. And she was thinking it would be really cool if more underwear stores out there advertise more like men and women together wearing their underwear and where the man wears a thong or a jock or something like that. Just to like normalize those styles of underwear for all men. you know.

UNB Tim:
Yeah, they’re going after their audience that buys from those

Andrew:
Yes.

UNB Tim:
stores. But like I told you, Joe Snyder used to do a lot of men and women together. Who else used to do a lot? Even BodyAware does some now that’s men and women. They’ve started that up in the last couple, last year or so.

Andrew:
Yeah.

UNB Tim:
They have it. So they know their markets. They’re… It’ll happen in time, but it’s just, we’ll get there.

Andrew:
Yeah, yeah. And I totally get it. Like, it’s like, you know, yes, of course, you know, they want to go to, you know, where their general audience is. But I think for the sake of normalizing things, for, you know, all men, that would be kind of a cool thing to start to see a little bit more of, even if it was like a little teaser from, you know, each website, just throwing out like one

UNB Tim:
Well, it’ll happen sooner or later, because

Andrew:
Yeah.

UNB Tim:
we’ve had it before in the past, and it’s kind of sowing the other way. And now it’s in flux, and I think we’ll see men’s underwear go more mainstream in this country and more guys wear stuff they want and not focus on, oh no, what if they see my underwear? It’s like, who cares?

Andrew:
Right.

UNB Tim:
If they’re looking, look. put on a show, woo!

Andrew:
Thank you.

UNB Tim:
But it’s like, whatever. But yeah, more and more need to just enjoy it and be like, yeah, I like underwear, you don’t like thongs, you don’t like jocks, whatever. It’s no big deal.

Andrew:
Yeah, and I think one of the other things I brought up in this post is that I feel like with all the underwear stores online keeping thongs in their inventory and more underwear stores are jumping on the bandwagon of supplying men’s thongs, that obviously they’re selling them. So I feel like this is a secret. thing that a lot more guys are starting to enjoy, but they don’t want anyone to know. So it’s still a secret, but it’s becoming popular. They just don’t

UNB Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Andrew:
know it because they don’t want to talk about it.

UNB Tim:
Well, I knew when me undies came out with the thong that it was big because they’re more mainstream in their underwear. So when they did one, I was like, okay, thongs are getting big.

Andrew:
Yeah, I think it’s definitely like getting there and just getting bigger little by little. And man, it would be crazy to see one day, you know, having like a Target or a Walmart start to carry songs. It’s just like a normal thing, you know, just like any other style. I mean, I feel like it’s like a pipe dream, but maybe someday.

UNB Tim:
Well, they used to because we have so many people said they got their first song from Kmart.

Andrew:
So, well, actually I got mine from Target, so.

UNB Tim:
It’s like, oh my goodness remember when they actually sold real underwear and different styles into them boxer briefs and

Andrew:
Yeah.

UNB Tim:
they sold thongs and bikinis and whatnot and now it’s just like every time I go into a target or a TJ Maxx or Marshall’s it’s like I look through their underwear and I’m just like So let down you used

Andrew:
No.

UNB Tim:
to be so good and now you’re just like All Boxer Briefs.

Andrew:
I know, I know, I know, I know. I wonder if like they… Because I feel like when Target and Kmart like had their thongs, it was always just like a cheaper brand or like Joe Box or something like that. But like if they’d like had like a mid tier line that was like a little bit like sexier, if you will, a little bit higher quality. I wonder if there’d be something to that. Like, I know it didn’t target have like two exists for a little while.

UNB Tim:
Yeah, they had the exo- the… Well, they have an interesting history with, uh, To Exist because back in the early 2000s, they made a cheaper version of To Exist, but they used the exact same imagery and- on the boxes, the black and white pictures they used at the department stores. And, uh, it was… Was it To Exist or was it… What was it called? Oh my God. I remember it was in 2000. It wasn’t to exist. It was, oh shit, what was it? I don’t remember off the top of my head. And I’ve tried to search the internet for it and I can’t find it. And then they did the evolve line by to exist, which was sort of a lower version than to exist, but not like, proof of the loops.

Andrew:
Yeah.

UNB Tim:
And that expired and I don’t. I went into Target for the first time in forever the other day and I got what I wanted and left.

Andrew:
And yeah, yeah. So you know, hopefully someday I have a dream, right? I have a dream that someday there will be

UNB Tim:
Well…

Andrew:
men’s songs as a normal option.

UNB Tim:
We need underwear stores is what we need, but, uh,

Andrew:
Yeah.

UNB Tim:
cause it’s really odd. We have all the underwear stores around the country and oddly enough, all the ones in New York go out of business, which surprises me and I’m don’t understand why in New York city. And then you have like in Atlanta and Dallas and Chicago, and, uh, there’s one in Las Vegas, there’s some in LA, I think. Yeah, there’s a blog party in LA and then some in Seattle, but.

Andrew:
Temporary.

UNB Tim:
Oh, there’s one in, that’s right, there’s one in Denver. But other cities, it goes, they go out of business. They don’t have like the one in Des Moines went out of business, the

Andrew:
Yeah.

UNB Tim:
one somewhere else. I’m trying to think where it is. I think Cincinnati went out of business. And it’s like, we need underwear stores for men. That’s

Andrew:
Yeah.

UNB Tim:
what we need that carries what we want and don’t have to worry about it. But that’s a whole different, everyone wants to, I guess, wants to shop online and not. to have people see what they buy.

Andrew:
Yeah, man, I mean, I’ve stopped at some of the stores. So I’ve stopped at the one in Chicago and in the one in Denver. And it was so cool to actually touch feel.

UNB Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Andrew:
You know, there’s just like a whole nother element to it when you can actually see it actually in the one in Chicago, they even would let you try it on. And then if you didn’t like it, they had like some kind of UV light thing that. they would kind of de-germ it all, if you will. I don’t know if they would clearance it after that or what, but it was really, really nice to like be able to try it on and be like, okay, I’m spending $25, $30 on this pair, but I know it fits. So it was really neat.

UNB Tim:
Yes, and then I always tell people when I would go to Vegas and see all the stuff coming up when the shows were big, that certain periods you needed to see in person and not

Andrew:
Right.

UNB Tim:
online. I’m like, you’re not gonna… No, you’re not gonna… When you get it, you’ll be like, oh my God. But it won’t photograph well because that’s just the way it is.

Andrew:
Yeah.

UNB Tim:
You need to shop in person whenever you can. But so many people don’t. I’ll go buy whatever. I’ll just… Grab that pair of underwear and go buy it and not give a crap. I’m like, I don’t care what you think.

Andrew:
Mm-hmm.

UNB Tim:
It’s none of your business. You get my money. Shut up and take it.

Andrew:
Yeah.

UNB Tim:
Shut up, shut up. So I’ve always bought, I even did it at Marshall’s because one year they had thong, Calvin Klein thong, super cheap,

Andrew:
Ugh.

UNB Tim:
I think they were like $4. And

Andrew:
Jealous.

UNB Tim:
I’m like, buying them and went to the checkout and bought them and I had a friend go, oh my God, I would never buy something at Marshall’s and I’m like, who cares?

Andrew:
Yeah, oh man, I was at Ross the other day and they had a Sportbrief Calvin Klein pair with microfiber and it was in the wrong size. I was like, dang it.

UNB Tim:
Oh yeah, the one time I went to T.J. Marshall’s, they had, I think it’s the one I posted online, I think you commented on it, was the Calvin Klein in the bright colors and they were all smalls and I’m like…

Andrew:
Yeah, that’s right. Yeah.

UNB Tim:
Damn you! I was like, damn you! So yeah, our uh…

Andrew:
Yeah.

UNB Tim:
It’s just, they used to have be such great places to find really good cheap underwear and now it’s like… Well the one in the Ross and the 2GMX in Las Vegas have had some good stuff in it. Uh,

Andrew:
That’s good to hear.

UNB Tim:
I’ve found some like some 2Xist, some other stuff in those. Well, the Marshall’s more said than the Ross, because the Ross always is, I have a picture of like the wall of underwear they have, and it’s like all boxed-over reefs, and it just makes me sad. But it’s sort of hit or miss at the Marshalls in Vegas. So if you go to Vegas, go to the Marshalls and check it out, because you may be surprised, but you may not be. I’m just saying,

Andrew:
Right.

UNB Tim:
it’s hit or miss.

Andrew:
Well, definitely.

UNB Tim:
So let’s talk about your YouTube channel. You started a channel about underwear on YouTube, which is still kinda pretty McPrudence, kinda like Instagram, because we’ve had our channel on there for 10 or 12 years, and we had a video going to hit a million views, and they hit us for violation.

Andrew:
Yeah.

UNB Tim:
And I’m like, oh, you bastards. I appealed it and of course lost. And so then now trying to get stuff on YouTube for me has been a challenge because they don’t want you to show anything kind of like Instagram. And like you had Vimeo you could go to as well, but they’ve kind of changed their model. And I don’t know what the hell they’re doing. And there’s really no place for like, not adult videos, like we’re not doing only fans.

Andrew:
Right, right, right.

UNB Tim:
But you know, over 18, like, oh look, a man actually has a bulge. Oh my god. Look, you see a thong, a guy wearing a thong in his butt. Oh my god. So tell us about your Instagram channel and why you started it.

Andrew:
Yeah, so I think some of the main inspiration behind it was I’ve had this underwear blog for a while and I do a lot of under reviews on there and I usually will take a picture of it and of the pair I’m reviewing and then write about it, but there’s nothing like actually showing the pair in a video where you can audibly… describe the pair and show them what you’re talking about. And I just kind of felt like there’s not a lot of people out there doing this. There are some. And I just thought, well, shoot, why not? So, you know, I’m kind of a private person on these social media pages. I don’t show my body or anything like that. Just show the underwear and kind of just keep it about the underwear. And that’s what I’m kind of doing with these videos. Basically, you get a wonderful view of my underwear drawer. And I typically will showcase different pieces and all different fun stuff like that. So I apologize if some people are bored by that, but other people, I think, really enjoy that part.

UNB Tim:
Well, when we posted pictures of people’s underwear drawers in the past, people kind of love that. So you’ll have those people like, oh, what’s he got in there? Look at there. I see this and this and he’s talking this, but I also see this.

Andrew:
Right.

UNB Tim:
So, yeah, people like looking at other people’s underwear drawer. And I do that every so often with people I date. I’m like, oh, let’s see what’s in here. Come on.

Andrew:
Right? Yeah.

UNB Tim:
Let’s see what needs to go Here you go. Nope. Oh, this is good this nope. Nope. Nope Usually it’s a lot more nos than yes, so

Andrew:
Yeah, well, I don’t have like hundreds of pairs, but I do have over 100. So hopefully I inspire some people to add to their collection.

UNB Tim:
Well, I always encourage everyone to buy underwear, swimwear, and anything else. So I had a friend just the other day, should I buy this? And I was like, yes, you should buy that. They’re like, you didn’t even hesitate. And I’m like, you don’t come to me for, you know, sage financial advice around underwear. You come for me to say, yes, you need to buy that. Yes, that’s awesome. Yes, you need to get that. I was like, I will never tell you no, so if you come to me and ask me should you buy something, the answer is going to be yes, so why even ask me?

Andrew:
unless he is talking about some pair of boxers.

UNB Tim:
Well, if you tell boxers

Andrew:
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

UNB Tim:
and like Cody and a couple other people they’re sorry, I will tell you to burn those.

Andrew:
Right, yeah.

UNB Tim:
Just, just set those on fire. No one likes them. No one cares about them. So, although I just, I just can’t stand boxers. So it makes my skin.

Andrew:
Yeah. So, yeah, so I mean, with the YouTube channel, some stuff I’ve done already is I’ve gone over all the different styles of men’s underwear. Basically, the main purpose of the channel is just to educate people of what’s out there for men’s underwear. There’s a lot of people who, you know… are only in the Walmart world where they only buy Fruit of the Loom and Haynes and I have no idea

UNB Tim:
Ugh.

Andrew:
what else is out there. So the main thing is just kind of like bringing some enlightenment of different styles you can get, different fabrics you can get, different brands you can get. So yeah, like a video I’ve already done, it just kind of went over all the different underwear styles and you know some people might think, oh, well, that can’t be too bad. There isn’t just like three or four of them. No, there’s like seven, eight, nine different,

UNB Tim:
There’s a lot

Andrew:
there’s

UNB Tim:
of styles

Andrew:
tons

UNB Tim:
of underwear.

Andrew:
of different styles. So, you know, whether it’s, you know, I’m sure a bunch of people haven’t even heard of jock briefs or jock trunks or.

UNB Tim:
Well, according to the survey, they’re dead, so I’m just telling ya.

Andrew:
Well, I’m a fan, so.

UNB Tim:
Well, you’re a fan, but you’re the only one, cause

Andrew:
Ha ha.

UNB Tim:
nobody… Poof. Those were the lowest rated ones of all of them. I was just like, Damn, okay.

Andrew:
Yeah, I was kind of surprised by that because I and I don’t know if maybe if I’m just newer to the scene of them I mean, I’ve discovered on maybe two or three years ago, but I think they’re like the best of both worlds

UNB Tim:
Well, people wear them, but for some reason in the survey, they were just like, Ugh, ick, no. And I’m going, what is going on here?

Andrew:
Yeah.

UNB Tim:
Ugh. But yeah, they still wear them. They still make them. So I’m like, they wouldn’t be making them if nobody was wearing them.

Andrew:
Yeah, yeah, exactly.

UNB Tim:
But yes, it’s crazy. And they used to have the jock trunks also back in the day. I remember those, because there’s a trunk and it had no back. And I’m like, those are just called play time. That’s

Andrew:
I’m

UNB Tim:
all

Andrew:
sorry.

UNB Tim:
those are called. I’m just saying, nobody is wearing those for anything other than that. Just saying.

Andrew:
Actually, I just bought a new pair of those a month or two ago from Pum.

UNB Tim:
I haven’t even looked at Pumpkin forever, oh my god.

Andrew:
Yeah, I think that was when I was in Denver and I was at the underwear store. I saw that pair and the wife saw it and she was like, oh, this is something different that you don’t have. And it was, she liked the colors or something different that I didn’t really have a lot of. So I ended up going for it. I think it’s a cool pair. I like it.

UNB Tim:
Well, see, try something new. Try something new.

Andrew:
Thanks.

UNB Tim:
That’s

Andrew:
Thanks,

UNB Tim:
what

Andrew:
Zachary.

UNB Tim:
you gotta do in underwear. Figure out what you like and keep exploring. That’s what we say here at the podcast. Yeah.

Andrew:
Yeah, absolutely.

UNB Tim:
Yeah, well, I guess that wraps up our conversation for this one. I definitely encourage everyone to go check out your blog and your YouTube channel. Both are amazing. Go check them out. We’ll have links in the show notes. He’ll tell us in a minute where to find you, but we’ll also have links in the show notes. So if you want to click it and go read, and we’ll have a direct link. to the new post as well on the show notes. So you can go read the post with his wife. Yay. So go read and learn something new people, especially if you’re a straight guy out there, you’ll learn something how to talk to your wife. Yay. We encourage more of that. So where can they find you online?

Andrew:
Yeah, I would say the main spots you can kind of find all the things are on Twitter and Instagram. It’s going to be underwear review one and the are in underwear and review is shared just one are and it’s just the number one at the end.

UNB Tim:
Go follow him. It is, you will not be disappointed. He’s a great guy and someone you definitely wanna have in your underwear list. Thank you. Thank you again for coming on. We will definitely have you on again soon. Hopefully more than a year from now. Cause we’re gonna do our group shows again, as I said. And those are gonna be a train wreck as usual. But people requested it, so don’t be complaining to me when it’s a train wreck, people. You wanted them, you’re getting them. So I’m just saying. Thank you again, and I hope everyone has an amazing week, and we will talk to you soon. Bye, everyone.

Andrew:
Bye.

In this episode of the Brief Talk Podcast, Tim welcomes Dio, an Irish go-go dancer currently residing in Seoul, South Korea. Dio shares his intriguing journey into the world of underwear, revealing how it has played a significant role in his personal transformation. Previously lacking confidence due to weight concerns, Dio recalls his first purchase of a daring harness and thong from AliExpress, which sparked his interest in the power of underwear. He specifically expresses his fondness for Calvin Klein underwear, particularly the grey designs that effortlessly blend comfort and sexiness. Despite evolving trends, Dio has remained true to the underwear styles that make him feel special.

Tim delves into the influence of the Asian market on Dio’s underwear choices, given his relocation to Korea and involvement in go-go dancing. Dio acknowledges the distinct characteristics of Asian underwear designs, highlighting their silkier material and smaller, more revealing cuts. He finds the sexier fit of Asian underwear, particularly briefs, visually appealing, although they may not provide as much room as some may desire. Dio’s recent experience as a model for grey Calvin Klein underwear reinforces the subconscious draw towards familiar and comfortable choices. Throughout the conversation, the hosts celebrate the diverse options available in the world of underwear, emphasizing the importance of personal comfort and confidence when selecting underwear.

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Tim:
Hey everyone, welcome to another edition of the Brief Talk Podcast. We’re back with you. We have someone I ran across on Instagram through Cy. It is Dio. Welcome.

Dio:
Hello, thank you very much for having me.

Tim:
And if you noticed, he is not American by his

Dio:
No,

Tim:
accent.

Dio:
I am not. Ha ha ha.

Tim:
He is from Ireland, but that’s not the interesting part. Well, it is interesting, but the real interesting part, he’s in South Korea.

Dio:
Yes, I am currently in Seoul, South Korea.

Tim:
So, that’s a travel for ya, but yay, we got him on the podcast. I met him through Sy, who was wonderful, and he was in a picture with Sy, and I’m like, who is

Dio:
Hahaha

Tim:
this person? Where is this Irish guy in Seoul, South Korea, but he’s in Tokyo? Let’s find out

Dio:
Haha

Tim:
more about this. So we started talking, and bam, here he is. He’s on the show. Welcome!

Dio:
Thank you very much. Yes, it does sound about chaotic when you say it like that. But, it’s the most honest.

Tim:
It was just combinations I was not

Dio:
Yeah

Tim:
ready for, but it’s like, you know, that’s not a bad thing after

Dio:
No, that’s

Tim:
all.

Dio:
not…

Tim:
I kind of

Dio:
Yeah,

Tim:
like that.

Dio:
I’m here for a tea.

Tim:
It’s one of those words like, you know, I never would have thought of that combination, but yeah.

Dio:
Hmm.

Tim:
Yeah, that works. So, yes. So tell our listeners a little bit about you if they don’t follow you on social media or know who you are, which they will after this podcast, but…

Dio:
Well, I am currently, as they said there, I’m Irish and I’m actually from a city called Derry in the north. And I moved to Korea about five years ago and I’ve been living in Seoul for the last three years. And then, yeah, I’ve just kind of been traveling around Asia for a while. I’m 30 years old and I’m currently working in education but I’m also part-time model and go-go dancer. And I’m very into fitness and things like that.

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
So that’s my kind of side hustle. And yeah, that’s just what I’ve been doing.

Tim:
Nice. Yeah, that’s how we signed because of the go-go pictures.

Dio:
Hehehe

Tim:
And I was like, since Sai gave us a lesson on the go-go culture and told us all about it, I’m like, well, we need more go-goes on here from Japan and Korea.

Dio:
Mm-hmm.

Tim:
Just saying. Just because. It’s just an amazing culture and so much fun and amazing.

Dio:
Yeah, very much so. It’s very exciting, because especially with Korea, it’s fairly new, and with Japan, it’s so established. So to do both of them, they’re very exciting in different ways, if you know what I mean.

Tim:
Oh yeah, it’s just, cause once I told me, I’m like, Go Go, really? And he just blew my mind when he told me all that. And I was like, that’s amazing, I love that. So yes. So let’s get to our first question. We’ll mix in more Go questions, don’t worry

Dio:
Yeah.

Tim:
people. So you wear amazing underwear when you Go dance. Have you always liked underwear? Has it been something you’ve always enjoyed?

Dio:
Well, actually, so years ago, I was really overweight and like was very uncomfortable and not confident in myself. And so underwear was never really something I focused much on. I’d always just wear like really basic like boxers and things that were just comfortable. And a lot of the time they were bought for like, my parents would buy me them and I would just be like, whatever.

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
I never really thought about underwear in that way. And then it wasn’t until like a little bit older and then there was one day like I seen like these like kind of there was like do you know what it was it was like this really cheap like really cheap ass like song and I seen it on like aliexpress

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
or whatever and I bought like my first harness at the same time and I remember being like oh like this is too risky but like I don’t feel good about myself so maybe this will make me feel good I don’t know why so I just was like fuck it let’s just go And so I went ahead and bought it and I tried it on and I remember feeling like, oh wow, I feel different. And I

Tim:
Hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe

Dio:
was like, oh, is this hot? Is this sexy? Like I remember being like, oh what? So that was kind of like the first time like I ever really took an interest or like even noticed how underwear could make you feel a little bit different, if you know what I mean. So,

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
um, yeah, that was like the first from AliExpress of all places, like cheapest chips.

Tim:
There’s worse places to get underwear, but at least you made that first step because so many guys don’t even buy it. They just look at it and be like, oh no, I’m not

Dio:
Hmm,

Tim:
gonna buy it. But you

Dio:
and

Tim:
bought

Dio:
it was a

Tim:
it

Dio:
thong.

Tim:
and got it shipped

Dio:
A little

Tim:
to

Dio:
thong

Tim:
you.

Dio:
as well. I actually think I still have that. I actually think I still have it. Never wear it, of course, but yeah.

Tim:
Well now… Wow! I’m impressed you still

Dio:
long timekeeper

Tim:
have it!

Dio:
like you’re in this for all time’s sakes

Tim:
There you go. So you bought this first pair from AliExpress. When did you finally branch out and buy some good underwear to see what good underwear

Dio:
Well,

Tim:
was?

Dio:
actually, I had always kind of noticed, obviously, when you see advertisements on TV and whatever, and then on social media, Calvin Klein basic. I know they’re so basic, but the Calvin Klein, especially

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
the grey ones, and you see they’ve got the sets, even with the girls, they have the crop tops and everything. Just the grey ones in particular really caught my eye. I don’t know why. And I think it’s something to do with because they look cozy but sexy, if you know what I mean.

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
And then also the gray print, I mean come on now we all know about the gray tracks, like the gray trackies and the outlines

Tim:
Oh yes.

Dio:
and you know. So all that kind of harkens back to the same idea. So I was like, oh these look hot and comfortable ads actually. So they were like the first kind of designer brand. I know they’re not like super designer but like they were Calvin Klein so I thought you know what, they’re a designer, they’re a nice fit and also they were briefs. And I used to never

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
wear briefs, I used to always wear boxers, so to wear briefs I was like, ooh I am so sexy right now. I am feeling

Tim:
Hehehe

Dio:
myself, I am loving this. Actually, ironically enough, I still buy those same, obviously not the same ones all the time, but I buy the same kind of style and usually the grey Calvin Klein ones I always seem to go back to them. I don’t know why actually. Maybe it was a subconscious thing

Tim:
That’s

Dio:
of

Tim:
fine.

Dio:
like, how they made me feel, so…

Tim:
Probably that I know a lot of people their first pairs they really got like that really Made them feel special a lot of times aren’t made anymore or they’re like a small brand they can’t find So I think it’s pretty awesome that you still wear the same ones Same styles from Calvin Klein that you got before so that’s pretty cool

Dio:
Mm-hmm No, yeah, it’s actually recently I did a photo shoot like a professional one in them and I didn’t even I mean again Like there was a good option if you get to choose like underwear What do you want to like present and there’s I mean, there’s a huge big like Option, there’s so many options of all many colors so many to set the size designers, whatever And again, I went back to them. I don’t know why.

Tim:
Hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe

Dio:
I just was like, it’s just my subconscious being like, you love these, just stay with it.

Tim:
It’s what you feel comfortable

Dio:
Exactly.

Tim:
in.

Dio:
And that’s what’s all that matters.

Tim:
But Calvin Klein makes good underwear. It’s not one I would call bottom of the barrel, but you know,

Dio:
Mm-hmm.

Tim:
it’s sexy, it’s fun. It can be a little more conservative, but it still makes it sexy as can be. I’m just

Dio:
Hmm,

Tim:
saying, just saying.

Dio:
I agree.

Tim:
Definitely. So, now that you’re in go-go

Dio:
Mm-hmm.

Tim:
dancing and moved to Korea. Have you branched out another style since you’ve been there? Because you know, the Asian market is very different from, especially America and some Europe. So have you, has that influenced your underwear selection since you’ve been there? Or are you still sticking with like the Calvin Klein’s?

Dio:
So actually, as you say, especially in Asia, the underwear design is a little different. I’m sure Sai probably mentioned this last time, but the material is always a lot more silkier, it’s a lot smaller, and they’re

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
a lot more revealing, to be honest. So if you’re packing a lot, it’s not ideal for you. So they’re quite small, to be honest. But the way they sit is, I think, personally. a lot sexier than any other. I’m talking about briefs here

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
specifically. They sit on your body a lot more like high rise but they look so hot. Especially when you’re like coconut sitting and whatever, they look so good. Only problem is if you’re going to do like a slut drop or something like that you have to be careful just in case it all falls out. So My ass is out. But it was, I mean, hot. They loved it. I had a good time. It didn’t matter. But yeah, there’s a lot of actual, especially like in Korea, there’s a lot of underwear brands here that are starting to really kick off that I’ve actually worked with as well in the past through Google shows or I’ve modeled for them. And they’re like some of my favorites actually. Especially there’s a brand that I modeled for recently called Uncensored Scene. like it’s UCSD scene and they have mostly just underwear. They do a lot of like jewelry, like necklaces and bracelets. And they started doing like harnesses, but not leather ones, just like an underwear kind of harness. But

Tim:
Okay.

Dio:
they’re one of my favorite brands. I wear them almost every day, like especially their necklaces and their underwear as well, as I say, like for shows. They’re always coming up with new stuff and actually they have a new line coming out soon. So make sure you check that out. Also another brand I work with is NPNC, like No Pick No Chat, but theirs is like No Pride No Chat, which I love. I think this is really cool.

Tim:
No.

Dio:
And they’re actually more of a designer as such. They make clothes like shirts and pants and whatever, but they also make a lot of underwear. So there’s a few times I’ve actually go-go-danced wearing their brand as well, so they sponsor a lot of the shows in Korea for go-go-dancing. But yeah, I definitely noticed that the Asian style is a lot different from the Western style, probably because, I don’t know, just the smaller body frames. And personally

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
for me, I’m a short guy anyway. So… They fit for me perfectly, I have no problem. I love them honestly. My drawers are full of the Uncensored scene underwear and NPN scene underwear from Pathshows and things that I’ve liked and I bought them again. Those are my two go-tos in Korea. Also, not to make it international, but there’s another brand that I actually… buy quite often from, and they’re from Scotland and they’re called the Darkroom brand. It’s actually owned by, you’ve probably heard of it before, but it’s owned by PJ Knox, the porn star, and Andres, his fiance. They’re actually good friends of mine and they do a lot of, they’re always coming up with new stuff. I actually have managed to gather a lot of things from the Darkroom brand. And one of my favorite pieces that I got from them is this little like jockstrap, but the jockstrap has these metal buckles on it. So like you can just click them and they come off. And like last time I was doing a go-go show, I wore them and they were really comfortable as well for on stage, but also really handy for like if you’re going to do like a towel show, like they’re perfect because they just,

Tim:
I

Dio:
you just click them and they fall off and they sit. on my body, I don’t know, they’re like cut perfectly, they look like a glove. And they’re one of my favorites at the moment that I have. I’ve actually had a few photos online wearing all of these brands and underwear, so I’m sure if anybody wants to check them out, you can see them. But yeah, the Darkroom brand, that’s one of my new favorites as well, and also because of friends of friends, but their style and the quality of their products are insane, it’s so good.

Tim:
Nice, those are three very different brands, which I

Dio:
Yeah.

Tim:
like that. That’s good. Yeah, because Sai explained to us about the underwear over there and how it’s what they like, what they don’t like, what they find sexy. So it’s way different from here of what is considered sexy and then told us about the towel shows and opened my eyes to all things go over there. And it was just like,

Dio:
Hehehe

Tim:
oh my god. gotta go, this is amazing.

Dio:
Hehehe

Tim:
And so it’s really cool to hear how the underwear is being mixed in, how, you know, how is go-go dancing different in Korea than Japan?

Dio:
Well, that’s the thing. So, go-go dancing is fairly new to Korea in the sense that in our nightlife scene, go-go dancing has only started really kicking off in this last year. And they don’t do it as often as they do in Japan. It’s easy, obviously, online almost every single week there’s some kind of show, something happening for go-goes in Japan, and there’s a roster of like 20 guys that are almost everywhere

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
all the time. In Korea, it’s not really like that at all. We don’t really have that many. There’s, I would say like we have some go-gos, but a lot of them would don’t do shows either in Korea or will do shows in other places. Like there’s a few guys that will go and they’ve done songkran in Thailand, or they would do some shows in Japan. Um, but they never really perform in Korea. And I guess that’s down to like social conservatism. Like it’s just.

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
In Korea, it’s a lot more conservative than Japan, especially in the gay scene. Nobody really wants to put themselves out there in that way. Even sometimes when we’re doing promos, they’ll cover our face in the promos just to respect your privacy sort of thing. For me, I don’t care because I’m lucky to be openly gay and not care about that, or even my family will know about that. My family even follow me on social media, which is weird but funny.

Tim:
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

Dio:
and they see what I’m doing, they know what I do, so they’re like, work diva. So I’m just like, whatever. I don’t care, but I know other Koreans that it’s very serious for them, so respecting their privacy, I get it, but also then it’s kind of like, I don’t really understand the sense of like, you’re going to go on stage and dance and they’re all going to see you, but you don’t want the picture being put online, so it’s kind of like… contradictory a little bit but I understand the same sense of like it is all about respect to privacy and what you’re comfortable with and I get that. But also a lot of the guys here they’re not really trying to make careers out of go-go dancing. Some of them are but most of them aren’t but most of them just they were asked and they will do it for a bit of fun and yeah it’s just it’s not really that serious for them. But as I say like there’s a lot of guys that will go to Japan for shows and actually myself included I’m planning on doing a show in Japan. Tokyo very soon, which is a big deal for me because branching out to go international. So very excited

Tim:
Oh.

Dio:
for that. But again, as I say, because of a lot of shows in Korea, like Go! Dancing isn’t really that big. And a lot of the time they’ll get go-gos from Japan to Korea to do shows. And yes, I understand that because a lot of time in Korea too, they are seen a lot more like as celebrities. In Japan, it’s less serious. They’re like, oh, that’s such an outay. But like, I didn’t realize that. I was like, oh my god, fangirl. And like when I was there, and they were just like, yeah, that’s just whatever. Like, they don’t really care. And I was like, oh, right. OK. But then when they come to Korea, they get all that fangirls and oh my god. So they get a lot of attention. So if like Japanese go-go boys come to Korea, like I’m totally like, yeah, come here because they will eat you up. They will love you. But in the same sense, it’s like, why don’t we have that? Like, we only have. We’ll do a show maybe once a month, which is dependent, it’s not always certain. But I’ve done all the big clubs in Seoul, which has been great. I’ve been very honored and privileged to do all that, especially being white in this environment. I mean, it’s not very, not to say that it’s racist or anything, but it’s not very welcoming to others. Every go-go dancer in Japan and Korea are Asians of some sort. But majority of them,

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
especially in Japan, I would say like 95% are Japanese and then in Korea there’s like 99% of them are Korean and then me. Hello! So just

Tim:
Hahaha.

Dio:
me. But again, I think it is more like a conservative idea in Korea that that’s why it’s harder to get gogos. And also a lot of times gogos are saying like they don’t really, they don’t care. They’re not really planning on making this a part of their career or any form of like, not that it’s a career, but you know what I mean, it’s not a part of their gigs. They’re

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
not really serious about it. But there are a few and it is getting better and it’s getting bigger, especially at the moment. I’ve noticed that there’s a few guys now that have been, that are being recruited for some shows. So we love to see that. So I’m like, yes, I love to, more representation, please, come on. Like we need to show up. Because

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
if we’re going to start doing go-go dance and we can’t look like, no, we have to try and compete with Japan here, so come on, let’s get it, let’s get some team

Tim:
Yeah.

Dio:
together or get some scene, you know? But it is getting better and luckily there’s a lot of clubs like Gym Club in Seoul and King Club. King Club is mostly K-pop but they sometimes do go-go shows. Gym Club is a

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
circuit club which is where all the big go-gos go and I’ve done there a few times, like I’ve done there a couple times and it’s really good. I love it there. It’s just perfect for what we’re talking about. Eagle Soul has started doing go-go shows as well. Actually, I was so honored to get to do that show last time. That was actually the first time I met Sai.

Tim:
So nice.

Dio:
Eagle Soul has been my go-to. Every time I go out, it’s the place I go. I was just so honored to be able to actually go there as well because they didn’t really ever do go-go shows until recently. As I say, the go-go scene is expanding and there is more happening, so I’m very honored and glad to be a part of it. I just hope I can keep pushing for the Koreans as well. Although I’m Irish, I’m still representing Seoul. Even when I

Tim:
Yes.

Dio:
go to Tokyo and people are asking, oh, the book go-go shows, I’m like, yeah, I’m Irish, but I’ve never done a show in Ireland, so I’m representing Seoul. They’re like, the Korean go-go, but you’re Irish? I’m like, yes.

Tim:
Yes.

Dio:
So it doesn’t really make sense, but the same thing is I’m Team Korea, so…

Tim:
Nice. So how did you get Gogo dancing to begin with?

Dio:
Well, there was actually it was an Eagle Soul about two years ago. And about a year ago, it was just it was just at the very break. Actually, two years ago, it was in Korea because Korea hadn’t really had much bother with COVID at the time. And they were just like they were locking down and doing all that. But they were still things happening. And there was like some kind of party at Eagle Soul. And there was a guy they were doing like some kind of go-go show. But it wasn’t really a show. It wasn’t like a go-go show as such. It was like. a performance, like a BDSM kind of performance thing. And

Tim:
Okay.

Dio:
I remember, as I say, I’m always an eagle. And of course, I was like super drunk and was like just vibing because they were playing like a remix for like Megan Thee Stallion. And I was obviously like losing my mind. So I was just dancing and like just having fun with my friends. And like, one of the organizers of that party seen me there, was like, oh, like, no, you have a lot of energy. And you’re down to party, whatever. and they had kept an eye on me. And then I started getting in shape and started doing modeling and started doing things like that. And then they were like, hey, do you want to do a go-go show with us? It was for Gay Pride last year. There was an event at Gym Club. I can’t remember the name of it. And basically they had hired some go-gos and they needed one more. And they asked me and I was like, oh. I’ve never done this, but like, are you sure it’s okay? Because I’m a foreigner and all this.” And they were like, yeah, of course, no worries. So like, I was like, right, sure, let’s do it. So, um, yeah, they, that was my first show in gym club. And I had the best, I mean, it was out of all the places to do a show, gym club is like the biggest. And I was like, oh my God, throwing the deep end here. So

Tim:
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Dio:
I did gym club and king club on the same night and I remember just being like, oh my God, what is my life? Like, this is crazy. And like, I had so much fun. Like, I just really, really loved it. And I always said when I was younger, I like, because like, as I said before, like I used to be really overweight. And like, when I was younger, like I remember saying like, if I had the body, I’d be such a good cooker dancer. I used to always say this when I was drunk, by the way. Ha ha ha. Disclaimer,

Tim:
Yeah. Hahaha.

Dio:
I was a little less drunk and feeling myself. I’ve been a good Google dancer and I’m just very proud of myself now that I’ve been able to do this now, like from thinking like I could never have the opportunity to do it and now they actually get the opportunity to do it. It’s just very, it’s just very nice. I’m very proud of myself.

Tim:
Nice, now you from all the videos and pictures I’ve seen on your Instagram it looks like you’re killing

Dio:
Thank

Tim:
it

Dio:
you very much.

Tim:
and having fun with doing it which is the most important

Dio:
Mm-hmm.

Tim:
which is amazing because talking with you over Instagram has been really fun the last week we said we’ve been chatting so I was

Dio:
Aw,

Tim:
like

Dio:
thank you very much.

Tim:
we definitely got to

Dio:
You

Tim:
get him

Dio:
too,

Tim:
on

Dio:
it’s

Tim:
you

Dio:
been great.

Tim:
So you have the energy and you have everything and I’m trying to bring more international people onto the podcast and like I said when I found out you’re Irish and in Korea I was like jackpot

Dio:
Hahaha

Tim:
we hit

Dio:
I’m

Tim:
it

Dio:
gonna go.

Tim:
so it’s good to bring on other people and bring on other points of view and everything and talk about different things and culture and We have a mix of gay straight bi, so it’s just, it’s really fun to hear people’s stories and hear how underwear fits in there with it, and it’s not just something you wear, but something that’s fun, and you wear shows, and you have favorite brands, so that’s amazing.

Dio:
Yeah, because a lot of the time it is about the underwear that you’re wearing because we’re just dancers, we’re just whatever. We’re basically walking billboards for a lot of brands. So I love representing brands that I love and doing the things that I like to do. So it’s always good. It’s a full circle. You’re helping them, but they’re helping you. So it’s great. I love it.

Tim:
It’s a great way to sell underwear, especially when you’re there. It’s like, hello,

Dio:
Uh-huh.

Tim:
get some go-go boys and sell some underwear.

Dio:
Exactly.

Tim:
We need go-go culture here like that. We need… It’s not the same here, but you know.

Dio:
Really? I thought they had a big scene there.

Tim:
We have, we have Goga Boys, but it’s not like the way Psy has it and go out night to night and here’s people or you follow. There’s like a couple of people you’d follow, but no one like you would think, oh, someone’s dancing, let’s go. And it’s

Dio:
Yeah.

Tim:
like, because Japan, it’s like, oh, Psy’s dancing or one of the other guys is dancing. So you want to go out. And there it’s like, OK, they can dance. Here’s some dancers. But it’s not like.

Dio:
Yeah.

Tim:
Household names so I’m like we need some like household names and

Dio:
With

Tim:
stuff

Dio:
us, it’s similar to Japan. They would be like, oh my god, such and such a beautiful show, there, let’s go. Almost Google Boys are held to the same standard as Drag Queens, which is weird. In America,

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
obviously Drag Queens are the main thing and then the Google Boys are the backup, just whatever. But

Tim:
Yes.

Dio:
here, we’re on the same level. Sometimes actually, they will try and book us for gigs with Drag Queens a lot of the time.

Tim:
Mm-hmm.

Dio:
We are on the same stage, same level kind of idea here.

Tim:
Yeah, because Sai explained it that drag is crazy here, big, and he goes, well, go-go’s here and drag is not

Dio:
Exactly.

Tim:
so big. So it’s like, so I’m like, we

Dio:
I

Tim:
need

Dio:
agree,

Tim:
go-go’s.

Dio:
Korea

Tim:
We need some

Dio:
is

Tim:
go-go’s.

Dio:
the same, the Gugud culture is a lot bigger than the Drag culture. But it’s getting bigger.

Tim:
I was like, I’m like, we can keep her drag queens, but we just need some go-go boys too. I’m just saying.

Dio:
Yeah, exactly. Room for everybody.

Tim:
There’s room for both.

Dio:
Okay.

Tim:
There’s room for both. And they can work together every so often.

Dio:
Exactly.

Tim:
So perfect. Perfect match.

Dio:
I

Tim:
Perfect

Dio:
agree.

Tim:
match.

Dio:
I totally agree. I support this.

Tim:
Yay. So that’ll wrap up our podcast. It was amazing having you on. It was a lot of

Dio:
Thank

Tim:
fun.

Dio:
you very much for having me.

Tim:
I know

Dio:
I’ve been honoured.

Tim:
it’s pleasure and our listeners will enjoy it, I’m sure. And just, we said this beforehand, but just in case you could not understand his accent, because I know if you’re down, if you’re down south near me and you have a country accent and you’re used to it, you may not be able to. We do have transcripts now, so just go to the blog and there will be a transcript below the podcast. So you can read anything you need to.

Dio:
I-

Tim:
But I understood perfectly, so

Dio:
Alright

Tim:
hopefully you boys should

Dio:
I apologize

Tim:
too.

Dio:
if you don’t, but it is what it is. Hahaha.

Tim:
Different people get different, you

Dio:
That’s it.

Tim:
know, but you know, just so you know starting last show We now have transcripts below every podcast Because our new stuff breaks it out by person and it’s not a just big mesh together. So Yay,

Dio:
Yeah,

Tim:
we’re very happy for that.

Dio:
good.

Tim:
So Thank you’re welcome people. So Tell everyone where they can find you on social media where they can follow

Dio:
Well,

Tim:
you

Dio:
I’m on Instagram at underscore Dio dot X underscore and I’m also on Twitter at ginger underscore muscle underscore. And so yeah, you can find me on Instagram and Twitter.

Tim:
Awesome. Go follow him if you don’t. We’ll have his links for his social media in the show notes, just in case. And thank you again for coming

Dio:
Thank you so

Tim:
on.

Dio:
much for having me. It’s been great fun. Thank you.

Tim:
Definitely have a good week everyone,

Dio:
Bye!

Tim:
bye!

In the podcast episode, Tim, Wayne, and the duo Ryan and Will discuss various issues related to underwear for “beefy boys.” Tim introduces the show and announces the return of group shows based on popular demand. They also talk about the challenges of finding the right size and fit in underwear, with different brands having inconsistent sizing and cuts. They mention issues such as tightness on the legs, discomfort in the crotch area, lack of room in the butt, and waistbands that are either too tight or stretch out easily. The conversation touches on swimwear sizing and the limited options for larger sizes, especially in certain brands. They also express frustration with companies that seem to exclude certain sizes or body types from their product range. Wayne specifically mentions a recent disappointing purchase of underwear that did not fit properly. Overall, the discussion revolves around the difficulties beefy guys face in finding comfortable and well-fitting underwear.

Wayne shares his experiences with ill-fitting swimwear and mentions Nasty Pig and Andrew Christian as his favorite brands. Steaks_N_Cakes recommends MCE and Thicc for swimwear and praises their comfortable sizing. Tim mentions his favorites, including Cock Socks and a flamingo swim brief. They also discuss jocks and their favorite brands, such as Meat, 2xist, and Nasty Pig. Wayne emphasizes the importance of jockstrap straps being properly designed for larger boys. Overall, the conversation revolves around their preferences, experiences, and brand recommendations for swimwear, underwear, and jocks suitable for bigger boys.

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Transcript (note some things aren’t accurate)

TIM:
Hey, and we are live. We are live now. Yay. Okay, we’re recording. I can’t hear you breathe, Wayne though. I’m not sure where your microphone is.

Wayne:
supposed to be a noise cancellation so home

TIM:
I don’t know what it is. I have noise reduction for everybody and echo cancellation for everybody. Just making sure. That sounds better. I’m not sure what it’s doing, it’s crazy. But we’ll kick it off and go now. I’ll introduce everyone and we’ll have a fun show. In three, two, one. Hey everyone, welcome to another edition of the Brief Talk Podcast. It’s been a minute, but we’re back with you after the holiday here in the US and a bunch of crazy stuff going on with me. We have a great show today that’s all about beefy boys because it’s a full beefy boy show minus Stevie who’s in Gay Days in Disney World. So have fun Stevie. So we have our favorite duo Ryan and Will. Welcome boys.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Hello. Hi. It’s been a minute since we’ve been

TIM:
Good

Steaks_N_Cakes:
on.

TIM:
to have… I know, it’s been crazy and we’re fixing that because I have an announcement I have to announce after we introduce everyone. So yay! And then we have someone you’ve heard on the show. A couple weeks ago we have Wayne back with us!

Wayne:
Hey, thanks for having me on again.

TIM:
Glad to have you back on. I really enjoyed having him with his brief tale and he was friends with Will and Ryan and I figured this would be a great show to do with all of us But in the meantime, I have my announcement. I do have a uh new Drum roll in here, but i’m not gonna play it because it’s probably too damn loud because I have a soundboard with our new uh riverside Software that’s helping us record podcast. Yay! Thanks Patreon members. But that’s not our announcement. After many people have come to me, they said they missed the group shows. So we’re going to bring them back once a quarter. So the next one we’re going to record the end of June, which will be out July, the first week in July, I think. So look forward then, every fourth of July weekend, we’re going to have our group shows. I’ve had many people say they missed them, they want them back, and other people in our survey did not want to hear them, but you know, we try to give the people what they want. And speaking of, you know, I’m a giver, what can I say? I like to give. So we will have them, Will and Ryan will be on it, and some of your usual suspects will be on it, and some other new people that you haven’t heard on a group show before, so yay! But a quick update on our Patreon, since we have our new software. We’re up to 15. We want 20. So we’re five away. So join, join, join and help us out. We’ve had quite a few people join in the last couple months and it’s actually a community in there. And I wish you could get all our staff. I call them staff, but all our guys on Patreon too. But it only allows for one account, which sucks. So you can’t interact with everybody on the show because there’s too many of them and they won’t give me free accounts. Boo.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
That’s lame.

TIM:
But you can interact with them on whatever social media though. So you’re not limited. You can reach out and you can’t touch them unless they let you. And get in touch with them. And several of our boys will let you touch them. So yay! So yay! So today we’re talking all things beefy boys in underwear since we’re all considered beefy boys. Underwear has its own issues as I can attest and all three of these boys can attest being a beefy boy. We have certain issues. So first I wanna say. Uh, Blaine was posting pictures in a swim thong this week on Twitter, who looked amazing. I just saw that.

Wayne:
Thank you.

TIM:
And you said you didn’t like pools. And look at you, you’re posting a swim thought.

Wayne:
I do not get in the water that often. I will get into a pool, but it cannot be too deep.

TIM:
Oh, I don’t mind deep poles. A friend of mine has a 12 foot pole. It’s an older one and I love it because they can’t touch the bottom. Yay.

Wayne:
Because I’m short, I don’t have that issue.

TIM:
Oh, I do. Everyone’s like, we have a deep end. I’m like, it’s like four feet. I was like, how do you expect me to get wet in four feet?

Wayne:
That’s perfect for me.

TIM:
Well, you can have your four foot pulse. I want the 12 foot. So I’m like, ah. But yes. So let’s talk beefy and underwear. So let’s start off with some of the issues that we have. And I know probably one of them you’ll bring up that I don’t have, which is having a bigger butt, which I don’t have. I was not blessed with that. So I cannot. attest to that, but I know it’s an issue for many. So we’ll start with Will and Ryan. What are your biggest gripes about underwear? Being a beefy guy.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
I think for us, the sizing and all the different lines are all completely different. So when

TIM:
Yes.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
we try something new, we have a tendency to have to like reach out to somebody that we’ve seen wear them. Because I don’t want to have to buy something, try it on and I mean, with underwear, it’s kind of gross to have to return it. Most places I don’t think you’re even allowed to.

TIM:
Not really.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
You can on Amazon. Oh yeah, you can on Amazon though. That’s actually kind of gross. But sometimes

TIM:
Well.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
like the cut on the legs are really small. So

TIM:
Mm-hmm.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
it might fit our waist, but then it’s really tight on the legs. Or there’s the opposite where it might be loose on the legs or the opening the legs and then it’s tighter on the waist. So it’s kind of, it’s hard to sometimes find the even opening on the top and on the bottom. crotch.

TIM:
See, that’s a big issue boys have with butt issues, which I don’t have, unfortunately. I wish I did. I wanted butt issues, but, you know, there’s a sound clip for you. But that happens with boys with butts that, you know, it may fit your butt, but it’s gonna squeeze the front like you got the boys in a vice. Which is not comfortable at all.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
No.

TIM:
So, yeah.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yeah, there have been times before where I’ve put on a pair of underwear or even a speedo or something and I might wear for about an hour and then I was like, okay, I gotta take this off. It’s just not comfortable. It might look cute, but it just doesn’t work.

TIM:
Yeah, I’m familiar with that, I’ve done that. And what about you Wayne? What is your biggest complaint about underwear?

Wayne:
Oh, where to begin?

TIM:
We got plenty of time.

Wayne:
For me, it’s just a lot like there’s not enough room in the butt usually so it ends up giving me a wedging to be honest Or it will ride up and then same problem then if it Has enough room in the back. There’s not enough room in the front and you are in a vice Uh, the other issues for me is it’s just the cut between the legs. I have very wide thighs And so then my thighs rub.

TIM:
Yeah, I remember that from our previous show, you mentioning that and I mentioned it on one of the other shows that I did just recently. Yes. My biggest issue sometimes is the waistband itself. It kind of is either too tight or it gets stretched out, which drives me crazy. And you just wanna punch someone in the throat because actually you have this really cute pair of underwear, a really great one that you spent. $20, $30 on and the waistband looks like you know you played tug of war with it and it’s all messed up and you’re like, boo! I was like, this is supposed to be good underwear. But whatever.

Wayne:
or it squeezes your bladder.

TIM:
Yeah, it can do that, which is not good in any imagination. I don’t think anybody would be into that, but you never know. Never underestimate the power of people.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Sometimes if the waistband is either too tight or too high, it pushes up the muffin top and then it’s just not cute.

TIM:
That’s true

Wayne:
I can

TIM:
too.

Wayne:
attest to that.

TIM:
That is. That’s very true because I have that with some because I’m wearing the Ozzy bomb. What is this? It’s an older one where it’s like sort of a tango brief but it has a wide waistband and it’s higher on the hips. I love the pair but sometimes it just does, you’re just like, oh no, you’re not doing me any favors today.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
I haven’t bought Ossie Bums for a long time that brings back memories

TIM:
Well, they, going back to your sizing issue, they’re extra large used to fit me, but now they’ve gone to 2XL and it’s like, they don’t make half the things in 2XL now that I want. And I’m like, well, that’s my size, but it’s not made in that, which annoys me and annoys me with other brands who don’t go above like 36. Which is kinda crazy to me, especially in the US.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yeah.

TIM:
Cause you’re missing like, tall boys like me, who I’ll never be a 32 waist. If I do, I’ll look emaciated. Like I can’t eat or something, but I’m a good 36, 38 when I’m in decent shape and it’s like, okay. I can’t wear your underwear because it’s not big enough.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yeah, agreed. We have the same issue.

TIM:
And swimwear, I’ve noticed lately a lot of them are only going up to 36. Cause I looked at stuff, uh, John that’s been on our podcasts. Got the cutest pair of swimwear and I’m like, Oh my God, I want one. And I go look and I’m like, Oh, it’s not be be boy friendly. Boom.

Wayne:
And that just brings to two other issues where maybe it’s that they don’t make enough money off that particular cut or the company doesn’t want that size worn on customers.

TIM:
Yeah, it’s with certain brands, they don’t want the customers wearing it. Um, certain brands I know, but for other brands, I don’t understand why they do it because, you know, some of their customers would definitely buy their underwear if it were as larger than 36. That’s just my opinion. but it doesn’t make sense to me for that. Especially if you do fetish wear and stuff like that, if you don’t go above 36, it’s like, come on now. The boys who like this are definitely bigger size, so.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
It’s also just irritating the fact that there are some companies out there that don’t want certain size people to wear their products. Like that just makes me angry.

TIM:
Yeah, there are. They’ll never admit it. They’re out there. If they’re in the US. But I’ve run across several brands who have no interest in going larger than 36. And there’s some that don’t even go over 34. I’ve seen that before.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Lord, that would barely get across my ankles.

TIM:
Because if you’re like in an Asian country or something, it’s okay. Or it’s generally the sizing is skewed to their culture, their base. And that’s the sizes they sell. That’s where their base. So I get that like in Japan, they have a lot of like 29s, 28s, up to 34s. I get that because you know, you’re you’re not really reaching to sell outside of Japan, but brands in the US should actually look for at least up to 3840, that’s all I’m saying.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yeah, I would agree with that.

TIM:
And then one of the more recent brands that came out with larger sizes was Andrew Christian, which I was surprised by, because I was like, what? So I was surprised they came out with the larger brand. I think they go up to 40, 42 now. I don’t remember, I looked it up, but I forgot.

Wayne:
I will say that brand

TIM:
And I

Wayne:
is

TIM:
know

Wayne:
the

TIM:
there’s.

Wayne:
only brand that covers my ass.

TIM:
Well, they have so many different things and that was a big controversy when it happened last last month. Yeah, we’re in June now so guys were some were going on about Andrew Christian and his Only wanting twinks in it and this and the other but I’m like, you know He’s not he’s not stupid for going for that market because there are a ton of gay boys, but you know and straight boys wearing it now. But that’s just my opinion. So what other issues do you think beefy boys have in underwear? Wayne, you said you had a bunch of them. So what are some other issues you have?

Wayne:
It goes back to the waistband or like what Will and Ryan were saying that you don’t know About ordering it and when you do order it, it doesn’t fit properly. There’s some companies that I just don’t order from anymore Because of those reasons you order it it comes in it’s cut differently. I just ordered a nasty pig Speedo and underwear The speedo works fine the underwear, it looks like a canopy stretched across my ass. It’s just the material’s different. You don’t know what it’s going to look like when you get it in. And then the material going back, it looks like a canopy. You don’t know how it’s going to fit over your ass. So that’s one of the big issues is that I don’t know what it’s going to look like until I get it on.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
So, thank you.

Wayne:
Just because of the volume, the mass, and the size.

TIM:
Yeah, that is… Well, the problem with those is whatever they’re using for their swimwear versus their underwear, their patterns are totally different. And I know certain brands do different ones for different, but other ones use the same. I think Andain uses the same patterns for both because he really doesn’t have an issue with sizing from one thing to another, at least in my experience. I’ve had other people tell me recently otherwise, but I haven’t had any issues with them in the past several years. So I think we need to be consistent. And then… I lost my train of thought. Okay. I was trying to go somewhere and now I derailed. Uh oh. So what else? So swimwear, do you have the same issue with swimwear as you do with underwear? Because I know Wheel and Run, you guys wear a lot of Speedos, swim briefs. Have you experienced that with swimwear or has it been more underwear?

Steaks_N_Cakes:
I would say we probably have more issues with the underwear only because with a Speedo it’s typically more of like a stretchy type material so it doesn’t really we don’t have a much issues. I got butt cleavage in… Well yeah, you still get butt cleavage, yeah. I feel like tuck it in. It depends on how you like… Salt it in.

TIM:
Well, remember, in Japan, they like that, so…

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yeah, I don’t like I don’t I don’t want to see it like I want it all in in the in the suit

TIM:
Well, if you go to Japan, just bring those seats and you’ll be super popular.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
But I guess the problem we have with the bathing suits is if there’s like an actual like Pattern or design on the back It looks cool when it’s not on but then when we put it on and it stretches You see the white kind of bleed through so that it kind of it

TIM:
Oh

Steaks_N_Cakes:
feed they did defeat the purpose of having it

TIM:
The printing,

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yeah

TIM:
yes, yes, yes. There is a new process they have to do that that doesn’t show the white. I’m not sure how widespread it is, but it takes a little effort to get that, but yeah, I didn’t think

Steaks_N_Cakes:
We

TIM:
of that.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
get that

TIM:
That’s a

Steaks_N_Cakes:
sometimes

TIM:
good one.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
on certain underwear brands. Depending on how intricate the design is on the underwear. Like I think the one that does it the most is Skull and Bones. I love all of their stuff,

TIM:
Okay.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
it’s gorgeous, but when it stretches, the whole color just fades. It’s not as bright

TIM:
Bates.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
as it was before. Cause now you’re seeing the white.

TIM:
Yeah, yeah,

Steaks_N_Cakes:
So

TIM:
yeah.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
I don’t know if there’s a way to like, bleed in the color into the actual material. I have no idea. I don’t make clothes, so I’m not sure how that works.

TIM:
I was, it was explained to me, somebody does it where it’s, even if you stretch it, it won’t turn white. And I don’t remember who it was. It was in Vegas one year and they all bleed together at this point. But yeah, you can, you can do that, but I think it’s more expensive. Like everything else

Steaks_N_Cakes:
I

TIM:
in

Steaks_N_Cakes:
mean,

TIM:
the world.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
if it’s going to be more expensive and I know it’s going to fit and it’s not going to look a certain way, then I’m willing to spend a little bit more.

TIM:
Yeah.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
But I don’t know if everybody else

TIM:
Hi.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
is like that though. So I understand, you know, if there’s not a market for it, they’re not gonna do it.

TIM:
True, true, true. What about you Wayne? Do you have issues with swimwear as well or is it just underwear?

Wayne:
I’ve only had one or two issues with swimwear. One was that it wasn’t cut properly in the front to fit anything. And then the other one actually had a buckle on the side and the company advertised it as a large. I ended up giving it away to someone because even if I lost weight, I would never fit into that large. And it was a US size large. So I don’t know if it was intentional to be made that way or a mistake, but it just had the side buckle on it and that’s only two issues that I’ve had with swimwear.

TIM:
Okay, so it’s more underwear than swimwear. That’s good to know. And if your beefy boys out there have similar issues, drop us a line. Let us know. We’ll report back. So who are your favorite brands? Who are the brands you know doing it great for beefy boys, for everyone? You can mention swimwear and underwear or just underwear. It doesn’t really matter. What about you, Wayne? Who are your favorites that you go to all the

Wayne:
So

TIM:
time?

Wayne:
for swimwear, it would be Nasty Pig and then Andrew Christian. It just goes

TIM:
OK.

Wayne:
around my bubble butt just fine and everything fits right. My current favorite would be the menswear thong that I have. I get a lot of compliments on that one. It’s probably because I have a big bubble butt that came out of it. And then for underwear, I’d have to say Nasty Pig probably has a 95% success rate with me. When it comes to their products,

TIM:
Okay.

Wayne:
I’ve learned which product, which cut, what style will fit me, so I’m not making a mistake when I purchase it.

TIM:
What about you boys? What do you guys love?

Steaks_N_Cakes:
For bathing suits, I believe the ones that we’re wearing the most right now are MCE, which I think they’re based in Texas.

TIM:
Mm-hmm.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
And I believe that they’re made for bigger guys, and so they go up really

TIM:
Yes.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
larger sizes. And I like their sizing because they make, when I order a size from them, I feel like I’m smaller because they have everything slightly higher. So even just

TIM:
Mm-hmm.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
like a mental thing, it’s like, ooh, I feel tiny.

TIM:
You’re like, I’m a large in this, not an extra

Steaks_N_Cakes:
So

TIM:
large.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
their stuff is really comfortable. And then Thicc, I believe, is the other one that we do. Their

TIM:
Mm-hmm.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
speedos are really, really comfortable. And they always repost our shit when we, oh, pardon, can I please say? They always repost our stuff. So, yeah, I think that’s it for this video. If you enjoyed it, please like, subscribe, and leave a comment below. And if you have any questions, please leave a comment below.

TIM:
Yes, you can you can you can say those words on the podcast we have the explicit warning

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Okay, I don’t. I was just I was making sure but yeah, the thick is nice because they always repost our stuff when we tag them and I’m like, oh, that’s so nice.

TIM:
They are good about that. They’re their customer, I think, is the beefy boy. Also, MC definitely goes after the beefy boy. I have some of their stuff as well and love it. My favorites lately have been cock socks, which I always love because I like the pouch. It’s and they fit really well and hold up. I think their largest are. Perfect, our extra larges are perfect. And try to think of a look and swimwear. I haven’t been swimming because I’m not near an ocean or a pool lately. So I haven’t really gone anywhere. Although I did get the cute end to end flamingo swim brief this year. So I’m very happy about that one. I just need somewhere to wear it.

Wayne:
I love flamingos.

TIM:
Yay. Me too, that’s why I got it, because I told Andrew that I was upset I missed the one last year, and I was like, I’m so bummed, and he goes, well, we have something coming up for you, Memorial Day weekend. And well, Saturday morning that weekend, I just got up bright and early, and at 8 a.m., I went and bought it, and that’s before the email came out. So I was like, ta-da! So flamingos are my happy animal. So I have there and I’m trying to think who else, so where do I have? I don’t remember. I definitely need to try thick because that one’s been on my list for a while. I do like

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Their

TIM:
it.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
designs are fun.

TIM:
Yeah, I like what they do. Do you guys, we know Wayne wears swim thongs since he posted his picture in it. Do you guys wear thongs as well on the beach or is it just the reefs?

Steaks_N_Cakes:
We have, I think, one from MCE, but we’ve never actually gone to a beach and actually worn a swim trunks. So that would be something that we’re probably gonna have to start doing this year. But I’ve always seen them and they look cool. It’s just a swim trunks doesn’t exactly fit the same way as like a regular underwear song. We haven’t

TIM:
Mm-hmm.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
gotten any gay pool parties or gay beach in a long time. Well, that too. No, we totally haven’t.

TIM:
What? You’re in… you’re having pride there this weekend somewhere.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yeah, we’re going next. Yeah, that’s this weekend is WeHo Pride. And then next weekend is LA Pride. They just they think they separated it last year. But LA Pride next weekend, Mariah Carey’s headlining. So we are so excited

TIM:
Ohhhh…

Steaks_N_Cakes:
that we’re going to see her.

TIM:
See, our pride is not until October. Because stupid people in the city of Atlanta. But yeah, so ours is until like the first weekend in October. So we won’t have any fun, Skimpy, here, because it’ll be kind of… not warm. So it’s like, boo, we need to move it back to June.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Oh yeah, it’s better to be in the warm time.

TIM:
But it was always, you know, the last weekend in June when Pride’s supposed to be. And then we had our drought and they’re like, well, you can only have one big event in the park at a time, a quarter, and that’s going to be the road race. So you got to move yours to October.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
That’s homophobic. Ugh.

TIM:
Well, then they have these giant concerts with a bazillion, like 200,000 people in the in the park that ruined the grass. And I’m like, Wait, we have less people for pride and you have this thing to raise money for the park and you destroy it and then you probably have to use half the money to replace it? It’s like, whatever.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yeah, that’s down tomaphobic to me

TIM:
I would say so too, but I’m not in the city of Atlanta proper so I don’t get a say. But I’m not really upset over that, but you know. Yeah. So do you guys do anything, you guys like jocks? What are your favorite jocks for beefy boys? Because you’re posting in the gym a lot and everywhere basically because you boys are I think you’re gonna become the next Stevie posting pictures because he’s posting them everywhere, in everything, jocks, thongs, you name it. He’s there, he’s proud, he’s an adorable boy. And that’s why I love Stevie. But what are some of your favorite jocks?

Steaks_N_Cakes:
I would say for us, what do we have in the drawer right now that we wear? Meat is one, two exists and thick. Are the ones that we wear probably on a regular basis.

TIM:
See, 2xist is one of those brands that you forget about every so often because you’re used to them because they’ve been around for forever

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yeah.

TIM:
and you look at them like now and I’m like, ooh, that’s cute, look at that, ooh, that’s cute too, look at there. So I need to look more into

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Well, the

TIM:
them.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
reason we like them is their fit has never really changed. And

TIM:
Mm-hmm.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
so even buying it now, it still feels the same like when I was in high school. Like I’m just maybe a little thicker, actually probably a lot thicker now than I was then. Um, but

TIM:
Me

Steaks_N_Cakes:
they,

TIM:
too.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
I mean, they, they still feel comfortable. Like they don’t dig into your skin. The waist is a perfect size. Um, I mean, they’ve been coming out with. Pride lines every year and then they started selling to exist pride at Macy’s which is really cool We’ve seen it there

TIM:
I have to… I don’t… I don’t go to the mall so I can’t tell you if we sell it here. Because they used to sell all the good stuff at Linux where all the gay boys used to go and everyone else was kind of like left out but I don’t know. So I need to check that out. And what about you Wayne? What are your favorite jocks? Because I know you wear jocks because one of my favorite pictures of you, you have a jock on.

Wayne:
So

TIM:
What are yours?

Wayne:
I don’t actually wear that many jocks to the gym. I think jocks are used for other things, if you know what I mean.

TIM:
You like

Wayne:
I

TIM:
the

Wayne:
do.

TIM:
extracurricular

Wayne:
So

TIM:
activities.

Wayne:
I.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Let’s still work it out.

TIM:
That’s cardio.

Wayne:
But I do not wear them to the gym. But my favorites I will have to say, it depends on the nasty pig cut. It really depends on it. Then I like their skin. I think those two. I have two jocks from them. It’s the old style

TIM:
Mm-hmm.

Wayne:
and those are my favorite. I do think other companies make that same old style and they just slap a label on it. I’m gonna be honest. I’m not calling anyone out but they all look very similar. So go for them. But those are probably my all-time favorite. is going to be that old style jockstrap and then go ahead

TIM:
you like the thick

Wayne:
For

TIM:
waistband

Wayne:
extracurricular

TIM:
traditional job.

Wayne:
activities, yes. but for

TIM:
Good, good.

Wayne:
lifting right now I use my meat jock straps because as much as I like the meat materials those aren’t my favorite jock straps they’re just not as comfortable as I thought they would be.

TIM:
You know, working out and extracurricular activities are two totally different things, so I could see that.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yeah,

TIM:
Yeah.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
meat used to be not uncomfortable, but once we lost a little bit of weight, they got a little bit better. So I guess that kind of defeats the purpose of being beefy if they don’t fit.

TIM:
bright. You know, I like, I like a mix of the traditional and the regular, and I’ve never been let down by bike. So I kind of like those for the old school traditional. And then, uh, Coxox makes a really good jock. Oh my God. It’s my top, top 10 or top five. And then ergo wears the other one. I like a good pouch. What can I say? That’s my downfall. I will buy anything with a good pouch.

Wayne:
That’s the most important part to Jock.

TIM:
Yeah, that’s pretty much the only part to a dog to hold it in. If you fall out, you got an issue with your dog. Just saying. Just saying. Any other issues you boys have, anything stick out that you want to say, hey, Brands, why are you doing this?

Wayne:
So

TIM:
Anyone,

Wayne:
one thing

TIM:
anyone?

Wayne:
I do not like about jocks, and I have to be careful on what I order, is how they use the straps on them and where they’re located. Because what they’re doing, which works for the people that are not beefy, but if you have a big behind, they’re going to be too tight. And what they’re trying to do is lift people

TIM:
Mm-hmm.

Wayne:
that don’t have a butt. And it does not work for the people that do have one. So that’s an issue with me. I can’t wear everything. There is one company. I’m not going to say their name, but I don’t. Yeah,

TIM:
He can tell us afterwards.

Wayne:
I don’t like their jocks because it’s made to lift a small bottom.

TIM:
That’s a good point because there are certain ways to do jocks because if you look at the traditional, you sew it into the side and it goes down. And I had this, I’ve told this before on the podcast, but I had this Calvin Klein jock years ago, many years ago, that all they did was sew the two sides on and then they sort of made a V with the elastic and attached it to the pouch and it came off. So I just have a pouch with a strap on it. And I was like, this kind of defeats the purpose of a jock. But yeah, you want them to attach the jock to the pouch, both sides, not just in the middle where they bunch it up, because those always break on me. They suck. Sorry if you make yours that way, but they

Wayne:
My

TIM:
do.

Wayne:
personal favorite

TIM:
Just

Wayne:
one was

TIM:
saying.

Wayne:
a company used a ring to put between the strap and the connection and so it actually moves when you walk.

TIM:
Huh?

Wayne:
So I do like that option. That’s probably my favorite technique that a company has used.

TIM:
What brand was that?

Wayne:
It was Griffpup.

TIM:
Oh, I’ve not tried that. That sounds very interesting. I’m gonna have to check that out.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
I haven’t tried that either, so I might have to look at that too.

TIM:
you boys in the jocks, because you are gym jock boys.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
My ass get in the air.

TIM:
Well, we see that and we all appreciate it, I think, because I don’t know anyone complaining,

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Or

TIM:
especially when you voice post pictures.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
is it… Yeah, I think that that’s the thing too, is like depending on how they sew the strap to the waistband,

TIM:
Mm-hmm.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
sometimes if it’s not, like, if they just kind of strapped on there quickly and it’s more of like a a fashion jock, again, for someone who’s not really that gifted in the behind area, that tends to, you know, detach or unravel very quickly.

TIM:
Yeah. That’s one thing, though, that a lot of brands don’t address, which you think they would, is having a beefy butt or a bubble butt. Because we have all these different pouches. We have large pouches, extra large pouches, small pouches. But we rarely see anything for the butt. And it’s been that way for years.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yeah, and I mean, I don’t expect the underwear to last forever. I get it. It’s going to eventually wear and tear, but I don’t want it to, like, snap off like after the second time I wear it.

TIM:
You’re not buying disposable underwear.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
No, that’s typically stuff that you buy on Amazon. That’s like $5.

TIM:
Yeah, because I had someone send me a message today that they wanted to buy white briefs for their followers and he brought up that he, uh, the problem was washing them and keeping them pristine white. I’m like, just throw them away after each use. They’re cheap enough.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
You

TIM:
I don’t

Steaks_N_Cakes:
sound

TIM:
know.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
like Patrick throwing away underwear.

TIM:
I don’t normally condone it, but like, fruit of the loon, white briefs, come on now.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Oh yeah, those are pretty old school.

TIM:
They’re, you can get six for like 20 bucks, you can just throw them away. You don’t have to. Or you can find someone who would want them. I’m just saying.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yep, you could. We’ve had people

TIM:
and

Steaks_N_Cakes:
do that with us before.

TIM:
Patrick should know about that. Now he’s breaking the law because you can’t throw away underwear in Massachusetts. So He’s a rule breaker and a law breaker I guess that’ll wrap up our show. We’re already got a good amount. We’ll definitely have more of these. We’re gonna try to do these at least a quarter. Hopefully we’ll have Stevie back as well because he’s our resident BV boy who shows it all off and the boy is amazing and both all three of these boys show off. I’m the only one who doesn’t because I’m shy. Yeah, that’s my story and I’m sticking to it. So tell everyone where they can find you, Ryan and Will.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yeah, so we’re on Instagram and we actually just recently changed our name. So

TIM:
I know.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
we used to be too beefy, too thick, and then we decided to change it to steaks and cakes because we are serving dinner and dessert.

TIM:
Ooh,

Steaks_N_Cakes:
And it’s stakes underscore

TIM:
okay.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
the letter N and then underscore and then cakes, stakes and cakes.

TIM:
So if you’re not following them, I highly recommend you go follow them because they are awesome. And you’ll see a lot of jocks.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yeah, we have more racier

TIM:
Just

Steaks_N_Cakes:
stuff

TIM:
saying.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
on Twitter. I don’t know if we changed our Twitter. Did we change that yet? No, I think Twitter’s still too beefy, too thick. That’s still the same.

TIM:
Everyone’s right to your stuff on Twitter because Instagram’s a brood.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yeah, Instagram’s getting kind of homophobic.

TIM:
kid and it’s true colors is coming out if you ask me

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yup.

TIM:
but. What about you Wayne, where can they find you at on

Wayne:
On

TIM:
the

Wayne:
Instagram

TIM:
interwebs?

Wayne:
I am Texan underscore renegade and on Twitter I am Tejas underscore renegade. On Twitter I do have more of my jockstraps from the back view and thongs because once again the metaverse is not gay friendly.

TIM:
No. And I will say that his cakes do look pretty good. I’m just saying, that picture he posted today.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
We agree. We need a picture

TIM:
Very

Steaks_N_Cakes:
of the

TIM:
good.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
three of us at some

Wayne:
We

Steaks_N_Cakes:
point.

Wayne:
do. I’ll make it out to Orange County

TIM:
Yeah,

Wayne:
one

TIM:
you

Wayne:
of

Steaks_N_Cakes:
I

TIM:
do.

Wayne:
these

Steaks_N_Cakes:
think

Wayne:
days.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
we would break the internet. Yay, we’re gonna do a Disney day.

Wayne:
Oh that does sound fun.

TIM:
Uh oh, Disney Day. You’ll need a loan to do Disney Day, but it’s like Disney World. Ugh. It’s too expensive

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Yeah,

TIM:
now.

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Disneyland is not as bad as Disney World, but it’s getting close.

TIM:
Well, it’s what gets Stevie to give us the rundown on Disney, because I don’t know where he stayed, but I know he did like he did the bear pull party and boys are wearing their thongs at the bear pull party. So that makes me happy that beefy boys are wearing whatever they want to now. Yeah. And he went to the parks I saw and I’m just like, I’m living my best life through Stevie because. I’m now. Could be classified a home shut-in, so yay. Anybody wanna bring me meals on wheels, feel free. So you can find me at UMBTEM on everything, Instagram, Twitter, Mastodon, you name it, I’m on all of it right now, so yay. Well, thank you boys for coming on. We’ll have you all back soon and you’ll hear Will and Ryan and possibly Wayne on our group show at the end of the month. So stay tuned for that and we’ll have another podcast hopefully next week. I have some in the works and we should be back on a regular schedule people. Have a good one. Bye

Wayne:
Bye,

TIM:
everyone.

Wayne:
thanks for having

Steaks_N_Cakes:
Bye

Wayne:
me

Steaks_N_Cakes:
everybody.

Wayne:
on

In this episode, UNB Tim provides an overview of the Brief Talk Podcast and shares the key findings from the 2023 reader survey. He expresses appreciation for new Patreon supporters and encourages listeners to engage with the podcast’s growing community. Tim discusses the recent scheduling challenges and his commitment to delivering diverse and interesting episodes. He then dives into the survey results, highlighting demographic information such as age and gender breakdowns. Tim shares insights on favorite underwear styles, preferred colors, and common issues like sizing. He also discusses listener preferences for podcast content and the desire for group shows. Tim concludes by emphasizing the importance of feedback and inviting listeners to participate in shaping future episodes of the podcast

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In this episode of the Brief Talk podcast, we welcome back Mr. Dominic Alban. Dominic discusses the recent developments in his brand, including the expansion of new styles and changes to the aesthetic of his imagery. He explains how he transitioned from highly processed images to a vintage retro vibe using scanned Polaroids. Dominic also shares his struggle with finding a balance between consistently posting on social media and creating purposeful, high-quality content.

Furthermore, Dominic talks about the new styles he has introduced, such as thongs and trunks. He mentions that the decision to release these styles was influenced by customer requests and the popularity of thongs. He emphasizes the importance of listening to customers’ needs and preferences when designing products. Dominic aims to cater to different body types, comfort levels, and occasions with his diverse range of styles. Additionally, he reflects on the growth and evolution of his brand, expressing a desire to constantly improve and refine his offerings based on his evolving creative vision and customer feedback.

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In this episode of the Brief Talk Podcast, we welcome Wayne, also known as the Texas Renegade from Instagram. Wayne shares his journey of starting his Instagram account back in 2013 and gradually transitioning it into a platform promoting body positivity and self-expression through underwear. He discusses how he initially hesitated to start the page but eventually gained the courage to post photos of himself in underwear, which quickly garnered a following. Wayne talks about his love for fashion, including underwear, and mentions that he prefers boxer briefs or boxers over briefs due to the size of his thighs. He also discusses the influence of societal expectations on body image and the importance of embracing oneself. Overall, the conversation highlights Wayne’s inspiring transformation and his mission to spread body positivity on social media.

 Wayne reveals that their admiration for Lizzo sparked a realization about their own struggles. They discuss the impact of body image on individuals of all sizes, highlighting the need for self-acceptance and breaking free from societal expectations. UNB Tim commends Wayne for their bravery and acknowledges the importance of embracing one’s body without conforming to standards. The conversation shifts to the significance of representation in the underwear industry, with Wayne appreciating real people showcasing their bodies instead of the stereotypical skinny models. Wayne explains that for them, wearing underwear is an artistic expression, treating their body and poses as an art form. They also discuss the challenges of finding stylish clothing options for larger individuals. The episode concludes with Wayne sharing their online presence on Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, and potential future TikTok endeavors. UNB Tim expresses gratitude for Wayne’s insights and excitement for upcoming episodes.

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We have Al on this episode and he recalls discovering their love of underwear as a child, becoming interested in the different cuts, fabrics, and colors of men’s underwear. How he started requesting to buy underwear from the Avon catalog and eventually explored other types of underwear, such as bikinis and thongs. As he grew older, they began to invest more in designer brands and considered their underwear drawer an investment in their lifestyle. He now enjoys guiding others in their own exploration of the world of underwear, emphasizing the importance of finding comfortable and practical options that fit their individual needs and preferences.

Al continues to talk about his love for thongs and shares his favorite brands. He talks about how he started with regular underwear and moved to G-strings before finding his love for thongs. He discusses how he learned about different fabrics, cuts, and brands and mentions some popular names like Joe Snyder and Pikante. The guest also talks about his current favorite brands, including the Disney Stitcher, Club, JXFTSK, and ManStore, and mentions some classic brands like CockSocx. He also mentions his love for spandex and singlets.

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Host UNB Tim is joined by Patrick and John to discuss community building on this podcast. They begin by acknowledging that they represent a diverse group of people ranging from gay to straight. They delve into the challenges of building communities online, particularly with the uncertainty of Twitter’s future and the limitations of geography. They emphasize the importance of being proactive in reaching out to people and making connections. Patrick notes that he is unafraid of sending direct messages to people he admires, which can lead to online friendships. John agrees and suggests keeping the tone non-creepy when approaching people. They conclude by encouraging people to keep an open mind and to explore different platforms in order to expand their community.

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I put out a call to find someone in Japan and in the stories of Elliot Norris I saw him with Sai. He’s a go-go dance in Japan. I looked up his IG profile and saw that he posted in english and thought I may have found my guy in Japan to interview. I reached out and he agreed!!!

First off, Sai is amazing and really told us about his love of underwear and how underwear is perceived in Japan. We learn about two companies one is called Edge and the other is GX3. We also find out about the fundoshi, and what it’s all about. Lastly we find out about the Go-go boy culture in Japan.

I can’t wait to get Sai on another show. I think there is way more we can talk about and learn from the Japanese underwear market and seeing a different point of view!!!

Follow Sai at – https://www.instagram.com/sai_man_says/

Find the brands Mentions

Edge – https://www.rakuten.co.jp/auc-assy-underwear/

GX3 – https://en.gx3underwear.com/

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Masculinity refers to the set of qualities, behaviors, and roles typically associated with men, such as strength, assertiveness, and independence. It can vary across cultures and individuals. Scott and I break down masculinity and how it applies to the world of men’s underwear.

Masculinity isn’t limited to one sexual orientation. It’s across the sexual spectrum and we all react different to having our masculinity questioned. It’s a joy to talk to Scott because he doesn’t let an article of clothing, an activity, or what other people define him or his masculinity.

We’d love to hear your take on masculinity, reach out and let’s chat.

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In this podcast, we are joined by a male model and all-around nice guy Hal Kourtney. I found him on Instagram and loved all of the pictures he posted! After reaching out, he agreed to chat with us on the podcast.

Hal is a super fun guy, and I enjoyed interviewing him. He’s a down-to-earth guy with a great sense of humor. We had a great convo about his modeling and underwear. We also discovered he has an Only Fans and is part of the LGBT+ Community!

Listen and follow him on social media.

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Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/halkourtney/
Only Fans – https://onlyfans.com/halkourtney

The podcasts are now on our YouTube Channel – https://www.youtube.com/@UnderwearNewsBriefs

Follow me on all social media at @unbtim. I love to talk to listeners and make new friends who love underwear and gear. Please don’t be shy; reach out, and let’s talk.

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Join Stevie (aka UndiesCub) and myself (UNBTime) as we discuss how the jockstrap was invented in the late 1800s to provide support for bike jockeys riding on bumpy roads. It became popular among athletes in various sports and was even used as a medical device for hernia support. The history of the jockstrap has been documented in various articles and books, and this podcast is dedicated to exploring its origins and evolution.

Fun Fact it was invented in Boston close to where Stevie is located. We talk more about jocks, cups and more. This is a first in the Brief History series. We will be bringing you much more history about men’s underwear in every episode. Send in what you want to hear us talk about or any interesting articles, videos, or facts that we should look into and include on future podcasts. 


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Who doesn’t love underwear, swim briefs, and working out in spandex? Well our next guest on the Brief Talk Podcast is JD Fitness 2023 who is a fan of all these things. I spotted him on IG and with all his pics he posted I had to have him on the show.

He talks about his journey through his love of underwear, why he wears spandex to the gym and now swim briefs. He’s a really incredible guy and It’s one of the longer Brief Tale shows, but I think you guys will love to hear from him. He has a lot to say and was a joy to have on the show.

Listen now

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I am joined by Snatch & Gym for another edition of the Jock Show. This time we are talking about an article “From Sport to Sex: How the Jockstrap became a part of gay culture.” https://www.anothermag.com/fashion-beauty/13407/from-sport-to-sex-how-the-jockstrap-became-part-of-gay-culture. It was a super fun discussion between all of us and you get the international perspective in the show! We will have another Jock show after the boys move! 

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SnatchJock – https://twitter.com/Snatchjock 

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We are talking the Tighty Whities, the classic white briefs we all know and some of us love. I have two white brief guys on the show, Cody Chambers and Eric aka TheJockerRoom. We talk about why the style is the step-child of underwear lovers, some of the kinks involved, and what is a white brief. 

Check out the previous brief tales

Cody – http://underwearnewsbriefs.com/2022/12/brief-talk-podcast-brief-tale-cody-chambers/

Eric –  http://underwearnewsbriefs.com/2023/02/brief-talk-podcast-brief-tale-thejockerroom/

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/codychamberssd/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/CodyChamberssd

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Twitter – https://twitter.com/JockeRoomSelfie

Instagram  – https://www.instagram.com/thejockerroom/

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Making friends and navigating social media is always fun. Andy, Erick and myself talk about social media and communication. There is a lot of uncertainty with social media with some of the regulations/rules they have that affect men’s underwear. Erik recently got hit by the Twitter image violation, the first time in months since I heard anyone hit by it. 


We talk about what sites we like and get the most interaction on and how to post on those sites. We also talk alternative sites such as Hive, Mastodon, and the rebirth of Tumblr. In our discussion we asked you guys to share with us your opinion on social media sites and if you are using the new sites. 

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thescruffygay/
Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/scruffy-thong

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/undiesgeek85/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/undiesgeek85

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I wanted to touch base with you guys about some things behind the scenes and some things that I want to get your help on so we can focus on making amazing shows for you guy. I talk about Masculinity, sexuality, community and more. Each month or few weeks I’ll put out a short show about one topic and send your feedback in to me! Every so often I may be joined with someone to help! Special guests! 

Also please consider joining out Patreon! It really does help if you get value out of our show!

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We bring you another Brief Tale! On this episode we have Eric aka TheJockerRoom from instagram. He’s your average guy who’s got a huge passion for underwear. He rocks everything from tighty whities to thongs! He’s got an amazing collection and a huge amazing smile to match. 

Learn how he discovered his love of underwear and what styles and pairs he loves now. And there may be something in there that had to deal with talking about underwear with a family member (I know, RIGHT?!). All I have to say is I’m super jealous over this! 

Listen now 

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Model Dominic Albano just launched underwear line in January 2023. Dominic has been modeling all over the world for the past decade, but he nows brings his expertise from modeling and the fashion industry to create his own unique style and vision, respectively, based on his idea of what men need for comfort and aesthetics.

He joins the podcast to tell us about this new underwear collection. We talk about what made him launch a line.I love it when a brand owner comes on the podcast to hear from the directly from them and the passion for their brands. Dominic brings that enthusiasm to the podcast and you may learn a few new things about him. 

Follow Dominic Albano

Shop the Store – https://www.dominicalbanocollection.com

Brand Facebook Page – https://www.facebook.com/profile.php/?id=100088238199510

Brand Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/dominicalbanocollection/

Brand TikTok Page – https://www.tiktok.com/@dominicaalbano

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One of the best booties on Twitter has come on to join us on the podcast. Midwestbootyboy tells us how he became a big fan of underwear including jocks and thongs. Being in Kansas didn’t make it easy but he has gone on to have a great collection and you get to know more about this amazing guy! 

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We are joined by one half of the kings of spandex, the Bricklayer1001’s Stephen. We delve into the amazing world of spandex. We talk about how he got started in loving spandex as a young lad. Then once he met his husband how he converted him to a spandex guy. It’s a really fun conversation I had and we definitely want Stephen back on the show for future spandex shows. 

This is a podcast that is very NSFW. We do talk adult content aka sex! So if you are at work put on headphones or don’t say we didn’t warn you. 

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I am joined by Brad from the Spandex show and we have a discussion about singlets. This is the first of many more spandex shows to come. We both share our favorite singlets. Then give advice on getting the right size in singlets and more

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We have the last thong show for 2022. We are joined by the original gang from the thong show. We have Andy, Erik, and Al. All three started back in the day on the show. This episode we talk the future of thongs, including underwear and swimwear. Do we think thongs will be around as undies and swimwear? Are they going to go away? Listen to what we have to say about the style. 

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Al – https://twitter.com/ProudThonger

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We are back for another Secret Santa Podcast. We have our usual suspects and a new guy (the other Andy) and we are buying undies for each other. Here were the rules this year: 

Here are the rules of the Secret Santa

  1. No trading who you are buying for once assigned, that’s your guy
  2. Do not open your package before the show (you may pre open the day of the recording) we want your reaction when you open your package
  3. Only buy one pair of underwear. 
  4. One person will be chosen at random to start. They will open their package
  5. After opening try to guess who had your name. 
  6. The person who bought that person pair will open their package, and so on

Follow our Guys:

Andy – https://www.instagram.com/thescruffygear/

Erik – https://www.instagram.com/undiesgeek85/

Patrick – https://twitter.com/briefsbuff

Andy – https://www.instagram.com/underwearbear27/

Stevie – https://www.instagram.com/theundiescub/

Will & Ryan – https://www.instagram.com/2beefy2thicc/

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I’m joined by Patrick where we have a talk about normalizing underwear. We talk about normalizing undies with kids, friends, family and more. It shouldn’t be a taboo thing we should hide from all those people and we both think we need to start having conversations about great underwear and more. 

Give it a listen.

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