Eric Williams
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Queer gossip with a Broadway pulse.
That’s A Gay Ass Podcast is a rapid, interview-heavy queer comedy show built around gossip, identity, attraction, and stage-kid intensity. Guests bring Broadway stories, reality TV fallout, dating mess, tour diaries, and personal histories that get treated with both mischief and warmth.
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That’s A Gay Ass Podcast is a queer comedy interview show with a Broadway heart, a gossip engine, and a talent for asking the question everyone else politely walks around. It is fast. The show favors banter, callbacks, pointed curiosity, and guest stories that start in pop culture before sliding into identity, desire, insecurity, and performance. A conversation with Jimin Moon uses the Heated Rivalry parody musical as a springboard for off-Broadway anticipation, shirtless-stage speculation, choreography, cast excitement, and theater-kid delight. A Timothy Hughes return visit turns coffee, Broadway stamina, The Comeback, Chicago rights, and fake Fosse choreography into affectionate insider chatter. The Uly Morazan episode folds in the I Love Yuli tour, Current Besties, Ernesto, Pedro Pascal thirst, running, confidence, and a middle-school coming-out story. Carolyn Wiger’s appearance brings Survivor 50, The Traitors finale, a Taco Bell commercial, and the internet’s habit of turning public people into search-bar diagnoses. The solo Eric episode shifts into tour stories, Cats: The Jellicle Ball, Queer Tease, TSA drama, Dads and Daddies, Getting Close, and the exhaustion of being socially everywhere at once. Rich Burns’ visit begins with The Disappointment Season 2 and quickly finds gym routines, midlife, mindset, and the comic pleasure of asking what someone is running from. Tyler Varvel and Eddy bring the show further into dating, online persona, London gay life, theater trips, quiet friendship circles, and situationship mess. The result is not a neat celebrity-interview format. It is closer to queer afterparty anthropology, where the stage credits, thirst traps, fan communities, and private defenses all count as evidence. The show can be raunchy in setup, but its lasting move is emotional recognition. Guests are teased, admired, interrupted, and then allowed to be sincere. Theater references fly constantly. Reality TV is treated as both sport and personality test. Internet fame is funny, but also a little bruising. The show is best for listeners who enjoy comedy that stays loud while still noticing when a guest has said something real.
Made for: Best for listeners who like queer comedy, theater culture, reality TV chatter, and interviews that get personal fast. It especially fits audiences comfortable with blunt adult humor and messy social-media honesty.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its mix of high-speed camp and genuine emotional curiosity. It can treat a parody musical, a Survivor search result, a gym routine, and a coming-out story as equally revealing material.
A queer comedy podcast that asks "whose fault is it that you’re gay?" And if you’re straight, why are you so obsessed with us? Comedian Eric Williams is joined by queer friends and straight allies about the moments that gayed us and the traumas the bind us. It's honest, it's hilarious, it's a Gay Ass Podcast.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thats-a-gay-ass-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Eric Williams pairs quick comic intimacy with candid conversations about identity, confidence, performance, and the stories guests tell about becoming themselves.
Eric Williams turns a recurring question about how guests came to understand themselves into candid, fast-moving comedy. His interviews make room for coming-out stories, inherited shame, confidence, ambition, and the gap between professional success and feeling secure.
Eric Williams turns Broadway gossip and coming-out candor into the gayest possible group chat.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A fast-moving theater-gossip sprint that keeps the affection intact.
Moon brings a brisk burst of theater gossip to That's a Gay-Ass Podcast, folding in the upcoming Heated Rivalry parody musical, the Black Swan workshop history, and the show's Boston run this summer.
A reunion that treats Broadway routine and The Comeback talk as one craft conversation.
Tim Hughes returns to That's a Gay-Ass Podcast in a reunion that has a Broadway routine feel, a 5pm coffee, and a long run of The Comeback talk.
Queer gossip keeps turning into a sharper self-portrait.
Yuli Morazan returns for a fast-moving catch-up that jumps from The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives to tour life, Current Besties, Ernesto, Pedro Pascal thirst, and the running joke about why he is always moving.
A giddy queer interview that finds the ache under the applause.
Eric Williams opens with Michael Urie on That's a Gay Ass Podcast and moves quickly from banter into pride, labor, and the strain of feeling successful without feeling settled.
A raunchy, funny queer interview that gets sharper once it settles into confession.
Eric Williams turns Evan Mulrooney's guest spot into a raunchy, funny interrogation of queer identity, shame, sports, and the stories people inherit about themselves.
Queer stereotypes, sharpened and set loose.
Queer pop culture, loudly and lovingly overread.
Blunt talk on sex, identity, and desire.
Quick hits with working entertainers.
Jimin Moon shows up and gets treated like the hottest headline in queer theater.
Tim Hughes returns to That's a Gay-Ass Podcast for a year-anniversary reunion built around a low-plunging shirt, coffee, and Broadway clock-in habits.
Yuli Morazan is back.
The host shares personal gossip and experiences from their recent tour, including visits to multiple cities, TSA drama, and attending queer events like Cats the Jellicle Ball and Queer Tease.
Host Eric interviews Rich Burns about his role in the gay series 'The Disappointment', their past collaborations, and Rich's fitness routine for mental health.
Comedian Eric Williams interviews Carolyn about her experiences with Survivor and The Traitors, with humorous banter about her appearance and Google search results.
Comedian Eric Williams interviews Tyler about his caged and plugged experiences and slutty resolutions.
Comedian Eric Williams interviews a hot guy from London about the gay scene, theater, and horny questions in a humorous queer comedy podcast.
Comedian Eric Williams interviews dancer Sebastian Dino about his career, bullying, and surviving New York cold.
Eric Williams interviews Johnny Sibley about his Queer Tea Award nomination and their experiences in the queer comedy scene.
Comedian Eric Williams interviews Aiden Wharton about hair washing, fitness, and queer life in a humorous, candid conversation.
Host Eric Williams and guest Jeremy Crittenden joke about a gay flag football league, discussing sports, social dynamics, and injuries.
Host Eric Williams interviews gay icon Michelle Collins, discussing her career and their mutual admiration in a comedic and personal conversation.
Comedian Eric Williams interviews a therapist and former Broadway dancer about his background and the theater world.
Comedian Eric Williams interviews Sam Altheiser about his queer journey, living with parents, and embracing a slutty phase.
Comedian Eric Williams interviews TikTok manifestation expert Ryan Liu about queer experiences and manifestation.
Comedian Eric Williams interviews artist Sedgwick Guth about his erotic drawings and discusses reclaiming the word 'slut'.
Comedian Eric Williams interviews actor Matt Rodin about his Jewish upbringing and career, blending humor with personal stories.
This episode features hosts Brian and Judson from the podcast Dads and Daddies discussing their experiences as gay married fathers in open relationships, blending personal stories with humor and honesty.
Comedian Eric Williams interviews Pat Regan about his career and personal quirks in a humorous, queer-centric conversation.
Eric Williams interviews Chris Patterson Ross about his slutty week, Halloween in Provincetown, and burlesque performances.
This episode features an interview with Britani Bateman from The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, discussing her television work and theater background, including her role in Miss Saigon.
Comedian Eric Williams interviews Colin Braun about moving to Dublin after Trump's election and a breakup.
Eric Williams interviews Angus O'Brien about his role in the show Boots, with playful banter and gay humor.
Host Eric Williams chats with drag queens Darby Lynn Cartwright and Meatball about Halloween and the upcoming Wicked film, featuring impressions and comedic banter.
Eric Williams welcomes Michael Urie to That's A Gay Ass Podcast and treats the moment like a blessing from the gay-ass universe.
Eric Williams interviews the first straight man on his queer comedy podcast, discussing their meeting and the guest's Broadway fandom.
Eric Williams interviews comedian Kathy Griffin on a queer comedy podcast, discussing her career and iconic roles.
Comedian Eric Williams interviews celebrity astrologer Aliza Kelly about astrology, his upcoming birthday eclipse, and queer experiences.
Eric Williams opens the interview with Evan Mulrooney in full chaos mode, using desire and mischief as the doorway.
Eric Williams interviews Jake Cohen about his post-divorce single life, including dating updates and a chance encounter with someone he met through the podcast.
Host Eric Williams interviews drag queen Ginger Minj about her controversial win on RuPaul's Drag Race All-Star Season 10, recapping Season 7 with Trixie and Katya, and gay culture topics like Disney's 'grey sweatpants' phenomenon.