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The horniest collab for our most eager Cruisers. Featuring a hands-free hoodie, pre-soaked singlet, and a load-covered tank, the Sniffies x BARRAGÁN capsule collection blurs the lines between sport, sex, and self-expression.
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Episode 2: Heaux Church
10.30.25
You’re not supposed to get horny or talk about sex in church, but Brandon Kyle Goodman is not your normal pastor. In their new off-Broadway show HEAUX CHURCH, the host of iHeart’s hit podcast “Tell Me Something Messy” reimagines church as a place for queer people to shed their religious trauma, sexual shame, and become happier, more fulfilled lovers. In this episode, Chris and Gabe talk with Goodman about how religious homophobia fucks up queer people’s access to sexual pleasure, highlighting how Brandon’s upbeat Tammy Faye Baker-style sermon - complete with talking penis, vagina and butthole puppets - offers a path to enlightenment. Heaux-llelujah!
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Anon hookups are a specific fetish unto themselves, but hiding your identity with a mask allows you to step outside of yourself—to experiment and chase your curiosity in a way you might otherwise be afraid to. That anonymity erases who you are, but for some people, it’s about sublimating yourself even further.
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History of Folsom By Bobby Box
9.24.25
Folsom feels like a cultural crossroads: It’s tradition colliding with reinvention, a ritual that both honors the past and embraces the evolving language of queer sexuality. Founded in 1984 as a local street fair in San Francisco’s SoMa neighborhood, it’s now grown into one of the largest leather and fetish gatherings in the world, drawing more than 250,000 people each year.
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Founded nearly a year ago by Mich Miller and Adam Bandrowski, T-Boy Wrestling is the sometimes wrestling, sometimes arty, always entertaining show and art project taking the country by storm. At its core, T-Boy Wrestling is a project centered around connecting trans people. Now, with the help of coaches and seasoned grapplers, they’ve trained over 600 wrestlers for several multi-day shows across the country.
