"The Cruise Had A Cruising Deck" | Joe Sutherland | Ep 8

🎙️ The Cruise Had A Cruising Deck | LGBTQ+ Comedy Podcast with Joe Sutherland. Comedian, actor and writer and all round brilliant person! 

In this side-splitting episode of our unapologetically queer comedy podcast, we sit down with stand-up comedian and certified twink of the people, Sam Lake, to unpack the chaotic overlap between repressed straight bros and flamboyant queer excellence.

Expect unfiltered banter, too many pop culture references, and a whole lot of laughter.

Chapters

00:00 We discuss our first jobs and being horrifically underpaid. Sam worked in a pub, and Morgan worked in a one star hotel

05:00 Have you been to a Gay Sauna?

07:36 Sam's Podcast

18:45 Being the partner of a creative.

23:00 If Therapists were Honest

23:50 Sam's Toxic Trait.

31:00 The joys of MDMA! And it's use in self-discovery

40:00 Sam Lake

44:00 Public Transport Rage. People playing music out loud on the train and calling that out.

52:00 Outro/Quickfire round

🧠 From toxic gym culture to the subtle art of thirst traps, this is a hilarious queer deep-dive into masculinity, camp, and everything in between. If you love comedy podcasts that bring real talk and chaotic queer energy, you’re in the right place. 🚀 Watch if you love: Queer comedy that goes off the rails (in a good way) LGBTQ+ interviews with hilarious guests Podcasts for the girls, gays & theys British gay comedians with strong opinions and stronger eyeliner Sibling Rivalry-style roasting meets Trusty Hogs-style honesty 👤 About our guest: Sam Lake is a rising star in the UK comedy scene known for his sharp wit, camp delivery, and viral stand-up clips. He’s bringing his hot takes, soft boy rage, and beautifully arched eyebrows to the pod for one hell of a gay ol' time. 🌈

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