Previously, we discussed the complicated relationship gay men have with alcohol, which is shaped by diverse factors such as social acceptance, coping with discrimination, and navigating the intersection of LGBTQ+ identity and substance use.In this episode, writer and lawyer Tate Barkley joins us to talk about his new book, Sunday Dinners, Moonshine and Men, detailing a Southern boy’s story of coming to terms with his sexuality while surviving in a good ole boys’ world.Additional Resources:56. LGBTQ+ AlcoholismShop Sunday Dinners, Moonshine and Men (Amazon)Shop Sunday Dinners, Moonshine and Men (Bookshop.org)Learn More About TateGet Your MerchSupport the showGet Your Merch
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