Everything & Anything...and a bit gay Podcast

Danielle P.M. Johnson went from escaping an abusive marriage on the East Coast to rolling her suitcases into a stranger's apartment in LA at midnight during COVID — and building a choreography career, a film series, and a women's empowerment organization from scratch. Zach sits down with Danielle to talk survival, faith, dance as healing, and what Glow Up House is doing for women across the country. 🌐 Glow Up House: https://www.theglowuphaus.club 🎧 Subscribe to Everything & Anything…and a Bit Gay wherever you get your podcasts. 📲 Follow on social media for more conversations that go there. ⭐ If this episode moved you, leave a review — it helps more people find the show.

In this week's This Is Everything segment, Zach gets brutally honest about something every gay man goes through but nobody wants to say out loud: the moment you realize you're not the young one at the bar anymore. From his South Beach twink days going out six nights a week, to standing on the dance floor in his 30s having an existential crisis, to spending $385 on a serum made from donated platelets — Zach takes you through the full arc of gay male aging with zero filter and a whole lot of laughs.

It's The Gay Bit — Episode 11 — and Zach is back with his Friday solo show, where all the gayness your week was missing finally gets its moment. This week, Zach catches up with his friend David — who came out at 52 to his wife, three sons, and his entire family — and reflects on how the episode they recorded together has resonated far beyond what either of them expected. People are sliding into David's DMs with their own stories, their own fears, and their own coming-out timelines. And that, Zach says, is exactly what this podcast is for. But that's just the warm-up. Zach takes you along for a night out in Boston that ends up at Club Cafe forty minutes before last call — and things get interesting. There are groping twinks, a man from a throuple who definitely got broken up with that night, a mysterious personality transplant between two bars, and a lost $700 necklace from a previous night out that will haunt Zach forever. It's a lot. In the middle of all of it, Zach's podcast advisor drops some real talk: when people start recognizing you in bars because of your show, you have to be more careful. Zach's wrestling with that — because he's never been someone who lets things slide, and he's not sure he wants to start now. He's trying. He's really trying. The episode wraps with Zach sharing that he IS going to Provincetown this August (plot twist: he wasn't going to), a reality check on how expensive P-Town actually is, and news that Crown & Anchor and Governor Bradford's are both going through major changes.

Talking to Spirits Since Birth: A Conversation with Psychic Medium Doreen Mary Bray What if you could remember being born — and watching it happen from across the room? Psychic medium, herbalist, mystical guide, and therapist Doreen Mary Bray has been communicating with spirits her entire life, and this conversation is one of the most fascinating I've ever had. Doreen breaks down the difference between souls, spirits, and ghosts, shares the story of encountering her grandmother's spirit in a crumbling house in New Brunswick, and explains what she believes actually happens to us the moment we die. We talk about past lives (she's had thousands), time as a human construct, karma, demonic possession, ghost busting, herbal healing, and why grounding yourself in your body is the most important thing you can do. If you've ever wondered what's on the other side — or whether the people you love are really gone — this episode will change the way you think. In this episode: What it's like to remember being born and watching your own delivery from the ceiling The difference between a soul, a spirit, and a ghost — and what a haunting really is The story of meeting her grandmother's spirit (with a baby in her arms) in an abandoned house What Doreen believes happens to us in the first 10 days after we die Past lives, karma, reincarnation — and the 250,000+ planets with life on them How she de-materialized during a meditation class and reappeared 20 minutes later Performing exorcisms — and why fearlessness is the only tool that works Herbal healing: how she matches plant frequencies to energy blockages in the body Why living in your head keeps you "dead to truth" Connect with Doreen Mary Bray: 🌐 doreenmariebray.com

Dr. Bradley Nelson — chiropractor, author, and founder of Discover Healing — joins Zach to reveal how trapped emotions silently sabotage our health, relationships, and ability to love. From crushing chest pain that vanished in seconds to a woman who found her childhood sweetheart living around the corner for eight years, Dr. Nelson shares remarkable stories that will completely change the way you think about your body. In this episode: What the Emotion Code is and how it works Why 93% of people have a "heart wall" — and don't know it How a 9-year-old's clinical depression was resolved in 30 minutes The science of cellular memory and heart transplant recipients who inherit their donor's cravings, memories, and even helped solve a murder Why Einstein and Tesla's ideas about energy, frequency, and vibration are the future of medicine Inherited trapped emotions — and how trauma passes down 20+ generations The three books that teach you to do this work yourself Resources: Dr. Bradley Nelson's website + free Heart Wall session: drbradleynelson.com Find a certified practitioner worldwide: discoverhealing.com Books: The Emotion Code, The Heart Code, The Body Code — available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Audible https://www.amazon.com/stores/Dr.-Bradley-Nelson/author/B0FNYPNSY9?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1781137653&sr=8-1&shoppingPortalEnabled=true&ccs_id=deaccce2-7c3d-4f0d-93bb-907e3e2ff00c The Body Code app — available on the App Store and Google Play https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-body-code-system/id1495849195