Book a flight for the Emerald City (Seattle, of course!) and see my Special Guest Performances at the Annual Mr. Nude Seattle Contest in April 2008!
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
"I'll Do Anything, Just... PLEASE DON'T TELL!" (Hustler/HIS Video) Is Now Available!
I love that the end of my first year of pornstardom ends in the same place it began: the Sunshine State. "Please Don't Tell" is "All Things Florida!"And, damn! This was a fun shoot because (besides having the chance to work with Bradley West) I got to meet and hang with Brad Star, Steven Ponce, Eric Blaine, Derek Pierce, and Chase Evans. I miss the Florida boys!
But the best part was meeting and working with director Jim Steel who seemed to "get" me like no other! Really appreciated how he works, and his creative process. As a Sagittarius, it is pretty dang rare that this kind of chemistry occurs with those in ... erm ... positions of authority?
Click here to view/purchase "Please Don't Tell" on the Hustler Hollywood Store website (must be 21 years of age or older to view). Howard, Matt, and David at FabScout Entertainment: Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you!
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Time to Party Like a Frat Boy from Hell!
Okay enough of my silly and self-indulgent introspection ... My name is Brodie, not Broody!
So where's the effing party?
Right here on Gay College Sex Parties, bien sur!
And this particular party includes lots of speedos and underwear, even.
Oh! And know this:
Just as the BaitBus is "for real," we really are real college students!
Really!
Friday, December 7, 2007
The Dreaded 'Porn Guilt' and My DUI
Ever heard the term “porn guilt?” I first heard it during my first big studio experience with Titan.
Coming from an orthodox Mormon background, this term was especially interesting to me. And any “porn guilt” that I possess definitely came to the surface during my jail experience last summer in Miami. It left me feeling like I was somehow being punished by the "god of my childhood. "
During and after the jail experience, being a BadMormon was no longer fun or liberating but instead felt like it had very real consequences for which I was not prepared. I was once again a seventh-grader, and the straight guys were forming a threatening circle around me. My physical integrity and survival were compromised by my sexuality--something that I could not change.
I know all of this can so easily seem like an absurd comparison. But that's how the unconscious mind works sometimes, eh?
Anyway, shopping at Publix today (for the first time since I moved out of South Florida) in Atlanta made me connect once again with the fear related to that trauma. There is a "sounding" (hearing?) this Wednesday where I will find out at least some preliminary information about the outcome of my DUI case in the traffic courts, and I am pretty much full-on freaked. I will keep the blog updated with the latest once Wednesday comes and goes!
But talking about something helps take its power away, so I am writing here about it. (And I appreciate so much the encouragement of fans to write about more "philosophical topics" as well as the courage of other guys like Damon Demarco who have written about these kinds of personal experiences.) There is so much more to explore and express, and I will keep talking until I know "everything is going to be alright!"
Coming from an orthodox Mormon background, this term was especially interesting to me. And any “porn guilt” that I possess definitely came to the surface during my jail experience last summer in Miami. It left me feeling like I was somehow being punished by the "god of my childhood. "
During and after the jail experience, being a BadMormon was no longer fun or liberating but instead felt like it had very real consequences for which I was not prepared. I was once again a seventh-grader, and the straight guys were forming a threatening circle around me. My physical integrity and survival were compromised by my sexuality--something that I could not change.
I know all of this can so easily seem like an absurd comparison. But that's how the unconscious mind works sometimes, eh?
Anyway, shopping at Publix today (for the first time since I moved out of South Florida) in Atlanta made me connect once again with the fear related to that trauma. There is a "sounding" (hearing?) this Wednesday where I will find out at least some preliminary information about the outcome of my DUI case in the traffic courts, and I am pretty much full-on freaked. I will keep the blog updated with the latest once Wednesday comes and goes!
But talking about something helps take its power away, so I am writing here about it. (And I appreciate so much the encouragement of fans to write about more "philosophical topics" as well as the courage of other guys like Damon Demarco who have written about these kinds of personal experiences.) There is so much more to explore and express, and I will keep talking until I know "everything is going to be alright!"
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Atlanta is More Than Hot!
After spending about a week here so far, I can report in clear conscience that Atlanta is more than just "hot"--the phoenix is the official symbol for the city, so that kind of energy is everywhere … the phoenix is also the logo for a club called "Heretic" (hello!), and the leather stores are amazing. (Ever seen a pony mask? HOT!)I seem to be getting busier than ever now, and I might be slow to respond to e-mails for a bit until I get settled again in Seattle. Until then, bear with me and I will write again when I get to the PNW (the Pacific NorthWest)! =)
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