Hello Authentic Gay Man Podcast fans. I come to you with a full heart. Whether you are a listener or a podcast guest, there are no words to express how deeply grateful I am for your support and participation. YOU are what has made this podcast great!

Today, I am here to inform you that this is the final episode of The Authentic Gay Man Podcast. Sharing this news is bitter sweet. The sweet part has been how my life has been forever changed from hearing the stories of guests and reading comments and receiving messages for almost 2 years, from men all over the world. There have been so many men that courageously stepped forward and showed true authenticity and vulnerability. Each one has set a shining example of what it means to be an authentic gay man. I have grown exponentially as a result of all the stories, feedback, and relationships that have developed from the podcast.

The bitter part is making a hard decision to draw a close to the podcast. As life would have it, I’ve been drawn to new projects that inspire me and excite me. The Universe has given me a clear message that it’s time to focus on “humanity” rather than segments of humanity.

I’m currently working on projects that may or may not interest you. When they are ready to launch, I will definitely reach out and give you the option of continuing to follow me and my work.

Until we meet again, I am wishing you the very best of what life has to offer. I encourage you to continue your quest and journey to live fully from that place of being an Authentic Gay Man! Sending all my love… Maddox

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This is Grant Miller’s third time to be on the podcast. As one of our biggest fans, he has a lot to say. In this episode he shares how he has gone from the glass half empty to the glass half full. Instead of fighting the aging process, he is accepting and flowing with it. He talks about his pending retirement and how he has intentionally reframed his way of seeing it… from loss to opportunity. If aging and/or retirement are on your radar in the next few years, you’ll find this conversation uplifting and enlightening.

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First let me say that the topic of agism is not just for those getting older! My guest, Jim Cartwright, is a holistic life coach. Our conversation was rich with different aspects of aging. I loved that Jim pointed out that agism has nothing to do with a specific age. Young people experience agism. The big ah ha was realizing that internalized agism is the big culprit and the origin of whatever agism we might be experiencing. We touched on gay elderism and how important it is, as older gay men, to educate the younger gay men on our gay history. Finally, we talked about how one can stay relevant as we get older. It’s actually easier than you might think.

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