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Coming Inside OUT: An LGBTQ podcast uplifting gay fathers, men, and those exploring their sexuality.Author: Brian Janes and Mark Dembo
Coming Inside OUT is a heartfelt podcast where hosts Brian Janes and Mark Dembo create a safe space for gay fathers, men coming out later in life, and anyone exploring their identity within the LGBTQ community. Through candid conversations they explore the emotional journey of self-discovery, relationships, and the power of living authentically.Each episode dives into real stories of courage, healing, and connectioncovering topics like mental health, therapy, mixed-orientation marriages, dating, fatherhood, and community support. Whether its navigating guilt and shame, celebrating Pride, or confronting societal challenges, Brian and Mark remind listeners that no one walks this path alone. Its never too late to come home to yourself. Tune in for inspiration, solidarity, and a reminder that authenticity is not just freedomits leadership. Contact: cominginsideout@gmail.com #Gay #LGBTQPodcast #GayFathers #ComingOut #Authenticity #MentalHealth #Pride365 #LGBTQ #LoveIsLove Keywords: LGBTQ, coming out, relationships, gay parent, gay podcast, gay men, personal growth, gay fathers, pride, Language: en Genres: Health & Fitness, Relationships, Sexuality, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Gay, Growing, and Grounded Fathers — Coming Out Didn’t End My Story: What Changes Afterward.
Episode 2
Tuesday, 27 January, 2026
In this episode, Mark and Brian sit with the emotional weight of the moment— politics, social media, and the constant hum of bad news and talk honestly about how it all lands in the body. They explore the unique need for community among gay fathers, especially for men coming out later in life, and the quiet courage it takes to rebuild relationships while staying emotionally present. The conversation moves through gratitude, burnout, and the freedom that comes with raising personal standards—both in relationships and in how we show up for ourselves. Mark and Brian reflect on the reality that coming out isn’t a finish line but the beginning of a new chapter, one shaped by timing, self-compassion, and the willingness to feel everything—even the hard parts. This episode is a reminder that you’re not behind, you’re not broken, and you don’t have to carry it all alone. Joy still exists in small moments. Community still matters. And it’s okay to step back, breathe, and honor exactly where you are. Coming inside OUT is a safe space where listeners can find solidarity, inspiration, and the courage to embrace their true selves. Whether you're a gay father, gay parent, a person exploring your identity, or an ally seeking to understand the experiences of the LGBTQ community, this podcast is for you. Tune in for heartfelt conversations, insight and a sense of belonging that we all crave. Join your hosts, Brian and Mark, as they candidly share their own journeys out of the closet while navigating the joys and challenges of parenthood as openly gay fathers. In each episode, Mark and Brian connect with fellow gay dads, sharing their inspiring stories, victories, and struggles. They delve into the complexities of grappling with sexuality, discussing their experiences as teens, husbands, and dads. Together, they aim to foster a supportive community for those still in the closet, reassuring them that they are not alone in their journey. Join us on this journey of love, acceptance, and authenticity! Contact us at cominginsideout@gmail.com #gay #lgbtqpodcast #lgbtq #pride #gaymen #loveislove #gayfathers #gaydad #comingoutstory Takeaways: Emotional saturation from current events can be overwhelming. Community support is vital for gay fathers. Finding joy in small moments is essential for mental health. It's important to raise personal standards in relationships. Gratitude can shift perspective on life circumstances. Acknowledging feelings is crucial for emotional well-being. Coming out is just the beginning of a new journey. Timing in coming out is unique to each individual. Relationships may shift after coming out, and that's natural. It's okay to take a break from social obligations. Keywords: LGBTQ+, coming out, gay fathers, emotional health, community, social media, political climate, gratitude, relationships, personal growth
