Tomorrow!!!

Hey Everyone! Tomorrow is the day, get ready for our Get Freaky Community forum!

It's going to be an exciting fun-filled event, we will be kicking it off with an hour long reception starting at 6 PM featuring a cash bar, light treats and snacks.

Oh and did we mention that there will be sex toy demonstrations put on by Cupid's Treasure, Tulip, and Early to Bed!

Then after we've eaten and drank our fair share join us in the Hoover Leppen Theater at 7 PM so we can get down to the dirty talk! Our hosts from one of the most popular gay podcasts out there Marc Felion and Fausto Fernos of Feast of Fun will be facilitating discussion with our three distinguished panelists:

Gary Bucher: Anal health specialist, director of the Anal Dysplasia Clinic Midwest

Debby Herbenick: Sex researcher and Time OUT Chicago's sex columnist

John Stryker: Howard Brown Health Center nurse practicioner

Please join us
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Center on Halsted
3656 North Halsted, Chicago

We begin at 6:00pm for free light nibbles, a cash bar, and sex toy demos in the 2nd floor John Baran Senior Center.

The dirty talk begins at 7:00pm in the Hoover Leppen Theatre, 3rd floor. Hope to see you all there!!!


RSVP Here!

Walk Down Memory Lane, Stop at "Get Freaky"

via Feast of Fun, by Marc Felion

In the years since we started podcasting, a lot has changed about how we think of gay men’s health and sexuality.

We used to be concerned about what we did with our asses and now we’re more focused on our assets. By concentrating on what we are already doing well, we can better see the big picture of who we are and how to live happy, healthy, and sexually fulfilling lives.

Lifelube, a pioneering group of health advocates that we’ve partnered with is holding its last forum of the year- Get Freaky – where anyone can ask questions and bring up difficult topics about gay men’s health.

The funding for the group has come to a close and it’s in the process of reapplying for 2012- so this next forum may be its last or like Cher’s farewell tour, it’s just one more of many to come.

Join us today as we walk down memory lane with Jim Pickett to look back at the live podcast forums we’ve done together and the life lessons we’ve learned.

• How shunning shame and injecting a sense of humor to gay men’s health creates an impact
• Bridging the generation gap.
• How big of a problem is alcohol and drug use for gay men?
• And Sexual Revolution 2.0 goes mobile.

See all the forums here

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Time for some dirty talk to affirm our sexual health
Join us for a “gay birds and the bees” & ask a renowned panel of gay/bi men’s health sexperts the questions that weren’t covered in your high school sex ed class.
Tuesday October 25, 2011 – Space is limited so please RSVP

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How is Marc Felion healthy?

The best thing I ever did to improve my health was to quit smoking.

I did it three years ago with the help of Allen Carr's Easy way To Stop Smoking.

The best part is that you get to smoke the whole time you read the book, but by the time you finish it, you are done with the butts. The major drawback with quitting smoking is the weight gain. It's not easy to control what you eat but I try to eat lots of whole foods and I limit the amount of canned, frozen or processed foods in my diet. I try to reserve eating sweets for treats outside of the home.

I never, ever eat anything that's on This Is Why You Are Fat Blog. It's fun to look at but it'll give you a heart attack if you eat like that.

-- Marc Felion [Feast of Fools]
Chicago

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