Legendary Hollywood photographer Greg Gorman joins host Graeme Smith for an unfiltered conversation. They discuss art, desire, censorship, and legacy — and what it means to photograph queer men across decades of shifting culture and politics. Gorman reflects on working with everyone from Andy Warhol to Leonardo DiCaprio, and why queer visibility in photography still matters more than ever.

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In this episode of The BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Podcast, host Graeme Smith dives into the hidden histories and cultural impact of queer photography.

First, filmmaker and creative director Sam Shahid joins Graeme to talk about Hidden Master, his acclaimed documentary on photographer George Platt Lynes. Shahid reveals how he discovered Lynes’ daring images of queer life and beauty, the challenges of telling a story once kept in the shadows, and why preserving this history remains so important today.

Later, Graeme is joined by Paul Martineau, curator and author of Queer Lens: A History of Photography at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles. Martineau reflects on the photographers who helped shape modern visual culture and explains why visibility and representation continue to matter in contemporary art.

From Platt Lynes’ mid-century work to today’s galleries, this episode celebrates the artists who framed queer lives with courage and artistry.

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This week on The BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Podcast, we’re around the breakfast table asking: where’s the line between art and pornography?

Graeme Smith is joined by award-winning writer Jeremy Atherton Lin, Venezuelan photographer Mauricio A. Rodriguez, and BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! founder Ghislain Pascal, for a conversation on queer photography, censorship, publishing, and the politics of visibility in 2025.

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