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Hot Gay Comics #56

Dave talks to Sandra Valls in LA about her penchant for cold weather, how she became a comic, and her gold star lesbian status.

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Chris Doucette talks about being a gay comic with lock jaw in New York and discusses with Dave how the economy will affect comedy.

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Dave calls Cameron Esposito in Chicago to talk about coming out, being a nanny, and their mutual love of science fiction.

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Chantal Carrere stops by to chat about her family, boarding school, performing for different gay audiences, and New York vs. Boston.

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Dave welcomes comedian Greg Walloch to the show to discuss how being disabled and openly gay has influenced his comedy and career.

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Eliot Glazer joins Dave this week with his new dog, Atticus, to discuss his job as a blogger, dating, and late 80's sitcom stars.

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Poppi Kramer talks about being a contestant on "The Biggest Loser" and how her dramatic weight loss has affected her comedy.

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This week, Dave chats with Becky Donahue about being a bisexual comedian and the different perception of gay comics in Europe.

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Comedian H. Alan Scott stops by the studio to chat about his major weight loss, his controversial name, and his knack for baking.

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Comedian Brent Sullivan stops by to chat with Dave about his career, moving to New York, and what to look for in a therapist.

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Bob Montgomery talks about his gay comedy show, "Homo Comicus" and discusses the separation of gays in the comedy world.

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This week, Jonny McGovern stops by to chat with Dave about the new generation of fag hags, classic sitcoms, and his Gay Pimp persona.

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Dave sits down with Jim David who talks about his career and early inspirations. They also discuss fame, life, and gay cruises.

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Scott Ryan stops by the studio to discuss gay sports, his coming out story, and the kinds of comedians gay men want to see.

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Robin Cloud discusses her writing residency, starting out at open mic, getting attacked by an owl, and her early celeb crushes.

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Gloria Bigelow chats with Dave about being a black, gay comic, working with the "Dykes on Mics," and their mutual love of "The View."

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Diana Yanez stops by to talk about role playing, being a sci-fi snob and getting her start in comedy with the gay mafia.

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Bob Smith was the first openly gay comedian to appear on The Tonight Show and have his own HBO Comedy Special. He has written a collection of essays entitled "Openly Bob," and released his first novel, "Selfish and Perverse" about gay salmon fishermen in Alaska. In this first installment of Hot Gay Comics, we get the low-down on performing openly in the 80s, Alaskan gays, and gay cruises.

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Comedian Anne Neczypor chats about her repressed life in Catholic school, dating straight girls, and her year without sex.

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Mike Singer gives the timeline of his comedy career, from Chicago in the early '90s, through Dave Rubin's surprise coming out in 2001, up to his present day international stand-up routine cultivated during visits to his partner in Canada.

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