Reliably makes me smile - living overseas and makes me miss nz!

The Male Gayz is my go-to podcast for when I just need some positivity in my life. Chris and Eli are consistently funny, smart, and have amazing chemistry. A must-listen!

I always listen to this while I’m walking my dogs and I sometimes laugh so hard they start howling

Amazing podcast. They just hit the surface on the juicy stories in the media, but the banter draws you in like a feral dog to some stanky meat.

Chris and Eli are so fun and relateable. I can never miss an episode and when they take longer than normal brakes I feel personally attacked. Much love from the USA.

I love this podcast. I’m American and I’ve confused many a drive through employee when I roll up listening to two Kiwi dudes talking about facts of the gay and queens of the week. Chris and Eli are incredibly funny, witty, and woke. I love how they talk about all groups under the LGBTQIA+ umbrella. If you ever come to America I promise to bring everyone I know who would appreciate hypothetical conversations about mobile, sentient semen.

Absolutely phenomenal chats. The world needs these conversations. But I think what we’re all waiting for are Vogue-style 72 Questions with both Chris and Eli...keep it up, boyz!

I have been a longtime fan of TWIOAT, Little Empire’s first podcast and I was absolutely thrilled when I heard they were launching a gay podcast. Chris and Eli are absolutely wonderful together. They are funny, charming, and down-to-earth. Though some of the NZ references are lost on this American listener, The Male Gayz has quickly become one of my favorite podcasts.

Chris and Eli have incredible chemistry and a (figuratively) bottomless well of hilarious stories. I have to listen to every show twice, to catch all the bits I missed laughing the first time around. I'd hold it up against Throwing Shade and Two Dope Queens - it really is that good.

This is a hilarious and informative podcast

I'm terrible with names, but one host told a story about his family's xmas tradition of standing in a circle around their dead relatives grave and swinging the tightly clasped hands as they happily sing "we wish you a merry Christmas" and talk to the relative, giving him a little family update, or at least they've did this up until grandma couldn't go on... I wont spoil the rest of the story but needless to say I was instantly hooked. This podcast is hilarious, I recommend it to anyone who likes to snort laugh on a bus filled with strangers 💖