All Out with Jon Dean

It’s MUSCLE WEEK: An investigation in to steroid use and the perceived value of muscle. A two part special beginning with an interview with Dr. Ben Davis on the science of anabolic steroids: Their function, effectiveness and potential risks. Followed by a YouTube exclusive mini-documentary where I meet gay fitness enthusiasts and professionals who have experience with, or have never taken steroids, to discuss the pressures, wants and rewards to achieving a certain look.Follow Dr. Ben Davis on IG: https://www.instagram.com/drbenuk/Support the showJoin the majority of fans and watch the full show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@watchallout For clips and exclusive content please follow us on Instagram and TikTok:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/watchalloutTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@watchalloutAn original podcast by gimmehttps://gimmevideo.co.uk/

In this engaging discussion, sex therapist Alexis Caught dives into the complex relationship between porn and intimacy. She explains how porn can misrepresent sex, particularly for queer individuals, and emphasizes the need for media literacy. Alexis highlights the emotional aspects of sex often missing in adult content and the importance of honest communication about desires in relationships. They explore the impact of porn on mental health and the nuances of consent, urging listeners to seek mindful and varied sexual experiences.

Father Jarel Robinson-Brown, one of the few openly gay Black priests in the UK and a theologian, talks about faith and sexuality with candor. He explores how scripture has been read, early church views on salvation, power and privilege in church history, celibacy and clergy safeguarding, and how desire can sit alongside spiritual life. He shares personal stories of coming out, hospitality, and holding doubt without abandoning faith.

Siôn Merion AKA 'The Sober Gay' is host of the popular 'Sober Gay Podcast', a media executive and recently celebrated 3 years of sobriety. Siôn sits down and shares how the worst comedown of his life lead to him taking the decision to ditch alcohol and substances so he could live life feeling '100 percent, 100 percent of the time'. Popular gay culture and socialising can often revolve around drinking, partying and 'having a good time' which for some can lead to negative impacts of drink and drugs. This episode is for the sober curious and those who feel their substance and alcohol use can sometimes feel a little out of control. Would you be able to go to a rave and enjoy it just as much on a few cans of Red Bull? Siôn discusses how becoming a sober gay has transformed his life, and how he certainly doesn't miss waking up thinking 'What the f**k did I do last night?'. Follow Siôn Merion on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sionmeirion/Support the showJoin the majority of fans and watch the full show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@watchallout For clips and exclusive content please follow us on Instagram and TikTok:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/watchalloutTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@watchalloutAn original podcast by gimmehttps://gimmevideo.co.uk/

Jeff Thurm, a TikTok content creator known for his humorous take on Grindr etiquette, dives into the unspoken rules of hook-up app behavior. He shares insights on how to initiate conversations and emphasizes the importance of consent before sharing photos. The duo discusses the nuanced meaning of silence in communication and introduces a three-strike rule for follow-ups. Jeff advocates for polite honesty in expressing disinterest and tackles issues like unsolicited nudes and the challenge of truly connecting in a digital landscape.

Dr. Emmert Roberts, Senior Clinical Lecturer in Addiction Psychiatry at King’s College London, gives evidence-based advice on G (GBL/GHB). He explains overdose risks and why mixing with alcohol or benzos is dangerous. Topics include how G is consumed, its disinhibiting and sexual effects, dosing and redosing tips, recognising and responding to overdoses, changing user patterns, and harm-reduction resources.

Dr. Emmert Roberts, senior clinical lecturer in addiction psychiatry at King’s College London, brings concise evidence-based perspective on ketamine. He unpacks rising recreational use, debunks the "safe" myth, and outlines bladder and physical harms. He also covers dosing, routes and dissociative effects, plus acute overdose risks and harms from cutting agents.

COMING UP: PART 2 | COCAINEA four part examination in to the four main party drugs used by gay men: MDMA, cocaine, ketamine and G.A sit down with Dr. Emmert Roberts, Senior Clinical Lecturer in Addiction Psychiatry at King’s College London, to discuss what each substance actually does to the body and brain, precautions on mixing, how to use safely and importantly when to seek help.Dr. Emmert Roberts professional website: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/people/emmert-roberts The video series is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or drug use.If you need more information on recreational drugs please visit: https://talktofrank.com/Support the showJoin the majority of fans and watch the full show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@watchallout For clips and exclusive content please follow us on Instagram and TikTok:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/watchalloutTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@watchalloutAn original podcast by gimmehttps://gimmevideo.co.uk/

In this engaging discussion, Dr. Emmert Roberts, a Senior Clinical Lecturer in Addiction Psychiatry, shares insights on MDMA and its effects as a party drug. He explains the neurochemistry behind the feelings of euphoria and connection it triggers in the brain. The conversation highlights safer dosing practices and the importance of harm reduction, especially in LGBTQ+ communities. Dr. Roberts also discusses potential risks and advises listeners on when to seek help, making it a vital resource for anyone curious about recreational drug use.

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Listeners of All Out with Jon Dean can get 10% off their first month of online therapy at BetterHelp.com/AllOutCharlie King became known all over the UK for his on-screen romance with Gemma Collins on The Only Way Is Essex. But cast members, audiences and producers knew something was different about Charlie. Pressure to discuss his sexuality on TV and comments made by cast members began to take it’s toll, and eventually lead to Charlie’s departure from the show and later opening up about his sexuality on the This Morning sofa. Following years of Plastic Surgery hell, Charlie sits down in an exclusive interview to discuss the effect figuring out his sexuality on television and the intense public speculation had on him. And how after his recent surgery trauma and facing body dysmorphia head on, he now aged 40 seeks a life of calm. Support the showJoin the majority of fans and watch the full show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@watchallout For clips and exclusive content please follow us on Instagram and TikTok:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/watchalloutTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@watchalloutAn original podcast by gimmehttps://gimmevideo.co.uk/