Sorry For Asking with Adam Ramzi and Cole Connor

This week, Adam and Cole are paid a visit by dom top superstar Wade Wolfgar, who gives the boys a glimpse into the many elements that have helped him compose his brand. From growing up in Calgary, to the winding road toward sex work and adult films, to his very unique delivery in his videos, to his propensity for older men; all of this rounds out to a frank discussion about the power dynamics that sometimes play out in gay sex and porn, and how the terminology to describe this interplay has evolved over time, on and off camera. We love you, Dad!Presented by Fleshbot

In this episode, Adam and Cole welcome decorated gay porn veteran Steve Cruz, who shares with us the twists and turns of his unique journey in the world of gay adult films. Starting out at the top as a star performer at Raging Stallion Studios, Cruz spent over four years in front of the camera before making the permanent switch to behind, becoming one of Falcon Media’s most prolific directors. He also shares his perspective on what it’s like to see how gay porn has evolved during his time as a member of the industry, as well as the evolution of the gay community at large as reflected by its general proclivities. Strap on and Strap In!Presented by Fleshbot x Cybersocket

Welcome back to Sorry for Asking! In the season 2 premiere, Adam and Cole get used to the new and improved setup, provided by their partnership with Fleshbot x Cybersocket, while they catch up about the recent holiday season and share steamy stories from their recent sexy filming opportunities (including a shared group scene, in which Adam had a very exciting new experience). They also go in-depth about this year’s exciting gay porn awards season, their time at the GayVNs (where Cole brought home the coveted award for Best Leading Actor in a Feature), and also get into some of their New Year's resolutions.Strap on and Strap In!Presented by Fleshbot x Cybersocket

In the final episode of season 1, Cole and Adam share their wisdom, insights, and experiences with the body dysmorphia that often plagues performers in the gay adult industry, as well as the gay community at large. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sorryforasking/support

For the penultimate episode of season 1, Adam and Cole welcome actor and comedian Drew Droege to discuss a wide range of Hollywood’s film and television offerings that depict the evolving gay experience, sexual and otherwise.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sorryforasking/support

Our Thanksgiving Episode!  Adam and Cole discuss a delicious buffet of topics, including queer party culture, double penetration, Adam’s recent travels and Cole’s upcoming directorial enterprise, and link them all back to the spirit of giving (and receiving).  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sorryforasking/support

Adam and Cole welcome porn performer and Falcon Exclusive Andre Donovan, who shares the evolution of his sexual tastes and performer journey over eight years in the industry, and discusses his perspective on the importance of diversity, representation, and visibility for POC performers in gay porn and beyond.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sorryforasking/support

You know what doesn’t get talked about enough? Gay butt sex! The boys have an in-depth conversation about the ins and outs and the joys and woes of anal intercourse, on and off camera. Sorry in advance, Mom. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sorryforasking/support

This week the boys nab an exclusive interview with James Larusso, formerly known as gay porn star Tommy Defendi, who shares the extreme highs and deep lows of his very unique journey as a ‘heteroflexible’ performer, which started at the age of 18.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sorryforasking/support

Adam and Cole dive deep into the psychology, anatomy , and occasional help from science that it takes to keep their equipment stiff and ready in order to ensure a smooth day at work.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sorryforasking/support

This week, the boys welcome the LA nightlife guru, who shares his experience bringing sex positivity and a sense of humor to his very unique parties, which feature vintage porn, sexy gogo boys, and a safe space for LGBTQ folks to get their freak on. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sorryforasking/support

Cole and Adam welcome prolific porn personality, Joel Someone, to share his experiences as the self-proclaimed ‘Maggie Gyllenhaal of gay porn,’ from working with every independent run studio to winning this year’s GayVN award for Best Bisexual performer.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sorryforasking/support

Cole and Adam catch up on recent events, including their respective travels and breakups, and the traumatic incident that required surgery for Cole.  They also examine what it’s like to date while being part of the adult industry.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sorryforasking/support

Adam and Cole are joined by Raging Stallion exclusive performer Drew Valentino, who answers questions about performing, his beginnings in the industry, and, of course, his propensity for pits. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sorryforasking/support

Adam and Cole discuss health issues relevant to performers, including the arduous testing processes for monkeypox, Covid, and STIs, that can be prohibitive to a productive filming schedule. They also recount the tricky landscape of porn star Twitter drama, and deconstruct the mono-normative relationship structures that are particularly difficult to function when partaking in the world of adult content. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sorryforasking/support

Adam and Cole welcome podcast extraordinaire, H Alan Scott, as their first guest to discuss and compare notes on the porn that shaped them in their formative years.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sorryforasking/support

Adam and Cole revisit the monkeypox issue and underline the importance of sexual health as performers.  They also discuss the funny politics of unsolicited nudes and share insight on the ever involving and often frustrating process of setting up content collaborations.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sorryforasking/support

Our first Podcast!  What are we doing here?  Adam and Cole discuss why we decided to start a podcast and what kind of things you can expect to hear on our forum.   --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sorryforasking/support

Happy pride month, folks! This time our guest is an exciting combination of many things, for example, a native Californian visiting all the way from Berlin! Adam and Cole welcome tatted muscle stud Troy Daniels to the studio, who shares his lengthy path to current status as a queer adult icon. Troy came out at 14 in 1990s Los Angeles, moved to San Francisco where he dabbled in studio work as well as in drag before relocating to Berlin. The boys ask questions about his journey, his very specific style of performance, and how he chooses collaborators in order to capture connected, energetic, and explosively sexy content on camera. They also discuss the days of condom porn, how things have changed since, and how transitioning to making his own content has allowed him to travel more to shoot with beautiful men across the world in just the last few years. We love Troy, and you will too!

We are gearing up for pride season, and Cole and Adam get together in this catch-up episode to banter about the many goings on in their lives currently, as well as recent and upcoming happenings, in just the adorable way they always do. Cole discusses recent shoots in Florida, Adam talks about the ethics of canceling shoots, and the boys bashfully bring up their first-ever upcoming one-on-one scene! Also, Adam shares some fantasies he’d like to fulfill with a recent beau, as well as some outdoor fun he had during a camping trip, despite some hardships due to a recent surgery, which ties into our last episode with Dr. Gonzalez. Before wrapping up with Cole's latest scene that crosses some taboo lines, the boys give us their first shot at improv to describe a current trend in European content they find slightly questionable. It’s a hilarious and rather honest conversation between industry besties, sorry not sorry!