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Walks in the Park

Walks in the Park

著者: John Wolf
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概要

Walks in the Park is an intimate, literary podcast about desire, masculinity, memory, and the charged inner life that unfolds in public places. Across Season 1, each episode begins with an encounter—a jogger, a stranger, a flirtation, a memory, a moment in the park—and opens into something deeper: longing, recognition, tenderness, shame, pleasure, and the strange ways men see and fail to see one another. Explicit, reflective, and emotionally candid, the series moves between erotic experience and memoir, treating the park not just as a setting for sex, but as a theatre of fantasy, vulnerability, freedom, and being. Intended for mature listeners.

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  • A Little Bad
    2026/05/13

    Sometimes desire feels like a sin we need to ration—but what if our very nature as men asks us to be "bad," to hunger, to live? This week's walk brings an unexpected lesson in protection and abundance when Mike the Boy Scout shows his protective instincts, and a shy stranger delivers more than anyone bargained for. A meditation on male worry, masculine energy, and the rewards of asking for a bit more.

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    12 分
  • Are You Gonna Go My Way?
    2026/05/12

    A chance encounter at the park with Chris — a man the narrator knows he shouldn't quite trust — becomes an unexpected meditation on male desire, emotional guardedness, and the gap between what men feel and what they're able to say. Set against a sunny afternoon and a Lenny Kravitz song that keeps asking the same question, this episode moves from awkwardness to tenderness to a quietly devastating final image: a man wandering, still searching for something no one there can give him.

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    11 分
  • The Jogger
    2026/05/11

    A roadside jogger becomes the first thread in a wider meditation on male desire, ordinary beauty, and the secret life waiting in the park.

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    19 分
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