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Pop Gays Of A Certain Age

Welcome to 'Pop Gays of a Certain Age', the podcast that explores the pop music that shaped a generation.

Podcast · By Pop Gays of a Certain Age · English · Official site

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Aug 27, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    77.0 Colours Of Pride (2026 Pride Special) (opens the original)

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    Well... We have a great line up for you in this episode. We aren't just talking melodies today, we're talking full spectrum, colour cracking codes. We have cracked opened the vault and have pulled out a very special "Colours Of Pop" Pride guest list. We will be talking through some of our favourite tracks. Each PopGay has chosen a song that has to feature, in the name of the artist or track, a colour from the Progress Pride flag.

  2. Episode · Jul 18, 2026

    76.0 The Pop Gays Talk About Madonna's Confessions II (opens the original)

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    The Pop Gays of a Certain Age are back, and this time we’re stepping onto the dance floor for a full celebration of Madonna’s new album, Confessions II . We share our favourite tracks from the album, debate which songs deserve instant classic status, and take a glittering trip through Madonna’s extraordinary back catalogue to reveal our all-time favourite tracks. We also revisit the live performances that made us gasp, cheer, cry, and occasionally attempt choreography best left to the profession

  3. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    75.0 The Pop Gays Talk To: Project K (opens the original)

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    Hello, and welcome to another special "The Pop Gays Talk To" episode. Today, we are joined by a fellow homosexualist (Which always helps). He's a huge fan of pop and dance music since he was a tiny baby gayling. He's been obsessed with remix culture since he started saving up his pocket money for 12" singles in the 80s. As a teen, he listened with fascination to how the likes of Shep Pettibone, Trevor Horn, and the PWL Mixmasters extended and reshaped the hits he heard on the radio and had seen

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