Ant De Rosa, Reuters columnist, social media editor and host of Tech Tonic, calls in to talk…you guessed it…social media and tech! We chat about the Facebook IPO, Twitter attitudes and the future of the internet. Are we all getting social media fatigue? We ask him that too!

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• It’s an ‘All in the Family’ episode of The Six Pack this week with our guests Christopher Ciccone (Madonna’s brother) and Randy Roberts Potts (grandson of televangelist Oral Roberts.) Christopher opens up about growing up with Madge, his feelings on her new material, as well as his own non-Madonna ventures. Randy tells us about the Gay Agenda tour, his quest to show conservatives that gays are just like everyone else. We iron, we vacuum, we read the newspaper… Whoa, how horrifying! Can he save us? We’ll find out!
• Trending this week: Rick Santorum wants to take away all your porn (apparently so he can have it for himself.) We’ve also got news about illegal loincloths and bargain bin vasectomies. Are these stories all connected? Quite possible.
• This episode of The Six Pack is dedicated to Ben’s hernia, which he must have gotten from all the hardcore comedy lifting we do around here. So click play! (Lightly, of course; we don’t want you to hurt yourself.)

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Dr. Logan Levkoff, sexologist, relationship expert, and author, joins us in studio for this latest Six Pack Short. We talk about all things sex - from gay to straight - and discuss what it’s like to debate some of the talking heads over at Fox News. (Hint: She told Joy Behar that she is sending Sean Hannity a vibrator in the mail.) Pop in your headphones and bring protection for this sexified Six Pack Short.

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• The Six Packin’ Across America tour reached South Beach for this suntastic, abtastic episode. We spent our days at the 12th street beach and our nights taking in all that South Beach has to offer. When not mingling with the locals, we sat down with Lords South Beach owner Brian Gorman to talk southern hospitality and what it means to own an “appropriately oriented” hotel.
• We also chat with the most powerful gay couple in Miami, Steve Adkins and Cindy Brown, who are the head honchos over at the Miami-Dade Lesbian and Gay Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center.  (Yes, he’s gay and she’s a lesbian, but please follow us on this one!) They tell us all about how Miami became a hub of gay life in Florida and how the community has become to integrated into the city.  And Cindy tips us off on a major money-making app (involving the words “grind” and “her.”)
• The main event of the trip was Sleepless Night, Miami’s 25-hour cultural festival, marking the end of daylight savings time with music, performance, art…and lots of espresso. So yes, The Six Pack hit South beach, the city of six packs, and lived to tell about it.  Wanna find out more about a great city? Check out the LGBT Center here and the Miami Chamber of Commerce here. And tell ‘em Ben and Dave sent ya!

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We love the segment ‘Straight List Gay Twist,’ in which we discuss a women’s magazine survey and analyze it from the gay perspective.This time we delve even deeper and turn an article that was written for men and see how it applies to gays. Hint: We’re not all from Uranus. Thankfully.

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• Henry Winkler (aka the Fonz) joins us this week for a cerebral, warm & fuzzy interview.  From Happy Days to Adam Sandler movies to his new found love of Twitter, Henry shares it all with a sprinkling of love. 
• The news has us covering the news itself, as the New York Times seems to want to know a little more about Anderson Cooper’s love life. And have you been following #OccupyWallStreet? Some anarchists, hipsters, and communists have been gathering in downtown NYC to change the world. Will it work? If not, just hunker down in a smut bunker…yes, we’ll explain. 
• We’re Werkin’ It with Jeff Kagan, the man behind the NYC gay sports leagues. We discuss changing stereotypes and whether sports and hanky-panky can co-exist. 
• Fall has just begun.  Button up your sweater and listen in to this edition of The Six Pack.

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Fred Karger, the first openly gay presidential candidate for a major political party, joins us for this app exclusive interview.  From what it’s like to be an openly gay Republican candidate, to his fight to save Laguna Beach’s first gay, Fred shares his personal and political voyage.   By the end you won’t have to ask ‘Fred Who’ anymore.  Help Fred make some waves this campaign by checking out his website, FredKarger.com.

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• Comedian Judy Gold helps us ring in the new year from Las Vegas, where surprise, surprise, she’s stirring up some trouble.
• 2010 wouldn’t be complete without a final edition of Top to Bottom (powered by Queerty.com) and a Crime Time wrap-up of our favorite gay crimes of the year. Some aren’t exactly gay, but just too good to pass up on.
• The year ended with a whopper of a snowstorm in NYC, but we promise there’ll only be sunshine when we hit up Turks and Caicos in May. Your new year’s resolution better be to join us! Find out more info about our fantastic voyage with Straight Out Adventures on this episode!
• Also tune in for snippets from DJ Earworm’s amazing “United States of Pop 2010 (Don’t Stop the Pop).

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Ho, ho ho!  No, we aren’t talking about you silly, it’s Christmas!  And our gift to you this year is a special ‘Craigslist Missed Connections Set to Christmas Music.’  Enjoy two brand spankin’ new renditions of this oldie but goodie, with a special holiday Group Action thrown into the mix.  Oh, and if you were anything like the people in most of these ads, you were quite naughty.  Don’t worry though, we don’t judge.

Happy holidays homosexuals!

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