As a person who came out very late in life, this show was very important initially. As of late, the host’s incessant self promotion and banal rambling introductions eat up so much time that I’ve found d myself losing interest. There are also fewer and fewer guests or topics I can even relate to as a cisgender father of two in a straight-presenting marriage. Lastly, on a superficial level, the hosts voice and inflections grate on me. So all in all, the show’s back episodes, despite having to sift for applicability, and the hosts book were both very helpful initially. But, the show is less applicable by the episode so I’m unsubscribing.

I enjoy the actual content of this podcast. I do not enjoy all of the personal plugging and podcast admin announcements that eat up almost 1/4 of episodes lately. A mention of other services offered is fine. Fifteen minutes of explanation is not. I am seriously considering not listening to future episodes because of it. This podcast was very important to my journey as coming out Bi+, but the current season has been very heavy on the self promos and that’s a total turnoff.

I am an avid listener of Bisexual Behavior. I have also listened to this excellent podcast but had not yet heard about the book. Your informative and thought provoking work and conversation with Talia have me the incentive to buy the book. I just ordered it! Keep up the bitacular work! Andrew Prescott

Alex and Rob, Thank you so much for what you are doing. I’ve only listened to a few episodes so far, and am feeling so seen/understood. I have much more I could share about my own story, suffice it to say that I have been looking for this extended community (and didn’t know it) for years. Just from hearing you guys share I’ve already been able to articulate parts of my own story with the people I care about in open, clear, unabashed ways that I didn’t know possible before now. So much shame/confusion/uncertainty, gone. I’m so excited to be able to have you guys around with me. Much love, Philip

Bi-and-married-to-a-woman, man here. I wish I had found this years ago. It would have made my journey to now - which is a life I love - more open and honest and consequently more free, which is like a spice to life!

Every episode offers something new for those on the path. Rob & Alex are great hosts and give us a candle to illuminate the shadows. Thanks, gents - much love!

Great to have a voice and know we are not alone. Keep up the great work and needed conversation.

Rob and Alex bring you on a informative journey through the lens of what it means to be anything other than hereto-normal. As a man who falls somewhere on the fluid spectrum and that lives literally in the middle of nowhere, it’s near impossible to find and make real connections with anyone who is navigating a similar journey or is willing to open up about the subject. This podcast truly helps to fill that void. The content is not smut and deals with all view points of sexual identity, how refreshing! I’m truly grateful for this podcast.

I love this podcast. Really been a blessing to listen to and helped me get the courage to come out recently. Hearing Rob’s story echoing so much of my own journey, I related so much. This show is great, and necessary - keep em coming!!

A conversation that needs to be had, done in a way that’s funny, insightful and caring. A real gem!

I am a bi woman and I heard about this podcast through the hello good bis podcast. I’m so glad I did because I wanted to learn more about what it’s like for bi men, and this podcast is still very relatable for me personally. I am so proud of you guys for making a difference and putting this out there to educate people, and for struggling bi men out there because it’s so important. Thank you ☺️

I love this podcast so much this is the most incredible podcast I have ever heard it’s about time bisexual men get the representation and recognition they deserve I can’t tell you how many times I have listen to this podcast over and over and over again and shared it with so many people I hope this podcast gets picked up for multiple seasons I’ll never stop being a huge fan and never stop supporting this podcasts this is truly the most authentic, real, honest, and raw podcast that really gets down to what it was set out to do and I am so excited everyday that this podcast was created in a time where we need more people like these two guys and more people educating the world on topics like these 💖💜💙

Thank you for making this podcast! This is literally the first media I’ve encountered where it’s all about male bisexuality. And the diversity of guests and topics you guys bring on the show is so enlightening. As a married bisexual man whose finally starting to own his identity, these were the voices and experiences I needed to hear every week. Can’t wait till season 2! Please don’t leave us hanging for too long 🤪

An important and entertaining podcast for anyone interested in sexuality, gender, self-expression and more. Always excited to see a new episode in my feed. Keep up the great work, Rob, Alex and crew!

As someone who identifies as a bi male, I’m always looking for a medium where bisexuality, and all that comes with being bi, is discussed. Two Bi Guys does a great job of discussing things that I’ve either thought about or wanted to talk about and didn’t know how or who to go to. It’s refreshing to hear two men talk about bisexuality so openly and cover other topics as well that bleed both in and out of identifying as bi. Keep up the great work, can’t wait for season two!

This podcast is really helping to do the work of fostering conversation around masculinity, bisexuality, gender and race in a way that feels meaningful. Really grateful it exists.

A friend told me about this show a few weeks ago when they heard me complaining that there’s nothing out there for bisexuals, especially bisexual men. I’m about halfway through the shows and really am digging what I’m hearing. Keep up the good work, fellas.

I’m so glad I found this podcast. This cake at a time when I desperately needed to know there were others like me who had experienced the same things I am. Questioning and exploring your sexuality can be extremely confusing, especially after almost 30 years. This show does such a great job of tackling tough topics (race, gender, sexuality) and giving a platform to those who go ignored. So thank you, and please keep doing what you’re doing.

Two Bi Guys quickly became my favorite new podcast of 2019. Alex & Rob engage in discussions on sex, sexuality, dating, and identity that I’ve never seen in any other venue. Truly groundbreaking! Whether you’re a bi guy looking for affirmation in the world, or just someone in the mood for funny and smart commentary on queerness, you should definitely subscribe.

I just listened to the first episode, and it was so good! The conversation is intimate but also relevant to larger conversations about LGBTQ+ experiences. The hosts are super relatable. Such a joy to listen to. Thank you!

Keep up the great content!!

To the episode about bi men and straight women. I’m more on the hetero side and In a great relationship with a straight woman, so that’s especially important to me. I know that dating and relationships with straight women can be especially challenging for bi men, even those who have a preference for women.

As a bisexual man this podcast regularly makes me feel at home in their conversation because of they discuss their experiences as bi-men and how sexuality is so much more fluid than most people think.

I’m learning so much about gender, sexuality, and these two awesome bi guys! This is a necessary conversation not just for LGBTQ people (1/2 of young people!) but everybody.

Thank you for sharing your stories with us, Alex and Rob. I’m looking forward to many more episodes!

This podcast is what the world needs. Bi men are almost entirely invisible from the movements we’ve established over the past few decades. I’m sure many people don’t even know any bi men. They’re attacked not just from straight homophobes but also from all other corners of society, including “woke” straight people and queer people. I have to applaud these two bi men for giving voice to the quietest part of lgBt.