Roddy Bottum's Latest Project: MAN ON MAN

Don't Call It a Podcast

Roddy Bottum, the keyboardist for Faith No More, and his boyfriend Joey Holman have teamed up to create MAN ON MAN, a new project that defies easy categorization. Part podcast, part performance art, part therapy session, MAN ON MAN is a unique and intimate look into the lives of two creative people.

The project began during the pandemic, when Bottum and Holman were looking for a way to connect with each other and with their audience. They started by recording conversations about their lives and relationships, but soon realized that they wanted to do more than just talk. They began incorporating music, performance, and other elements into their recordings, and MAN ON MAN was born.

MAN ON MAN is a refreshingly honest and open look at the lives of two gay men. Bottum and Holman talk about everything from their relationship to their careers to their mental health. They do so with a sense of humor and vulnerability that is both disarming and inspiring.

MAN ON MAN is not for everyone. It is a niche project that will appeal to a specific audience. But for those who are open to it, MAN ON MAN is a rewarding and unforgettable experience.

Conclusion

In a world that often feels like it is divided, MAN ON MAN is a reminder that we are all connected. We all have stories to tell, and we all have something to offer. MAN ON MAN is a celebration of individuality and creativity, and it is a powerful reminder that we are all in this together.