Introducing: CYPHER AVENUE’S THE BOARDS
Here it is, folks! Cypher Avenue’s new hangout spot, The Boards. A place to share your stories, your questions, your answers and anything that comes to your mind.
CALLING ALL BOTTOMS & VERSATILE BOTTOMS: WE NEED YOU FOR A ROUNDTABLE PODCAST!
All Black Gay Bottoms are Love-Obsessed, Overly-Sensitive, Diva-Worshiping, Celebrity-Gossiping, Shade-Throwing Queens who can’t have a serious conversation without making jokes about phallic shaped objects. Or so our media would have us believe about Bottoms.
CA Podcast #40: The “Happy 4th Birthday” Episode
In this podcast, Cypher Avenue founders Ocky Williams and Nick Delmacy celebrate 4 years of blogging and community building by discussing the hits and misses of the past.
WE NEED YOU! New Cypher Avenue Members Needed For Testing Brand New Site!
In celebration of our upcoming 4th birthday, we’re doing a semi-complete overhaul of the social community side of Cypher Avenue…and we need Beta Testers!
We’re Cooking in the Lab Again! New Site Features Coming Soon!
Cypher Avenue is building some new monumental shit, fam….again.
CA Podcast #39: The “What’s Beef” Episode (Drake, Meek Mill, Bry’Nt, Fly Young Red)
In this podcast, Cypher Avenue founder Nick Delmacy is joined by DJ Baker of the Weekly Top 40 and rapper/actor Bry’Nt to discuss the Meek Mill & Drake beef and the (abridged) history of Diss Songs made by Out Gay Rappers.
CA Podcast #38: The “Reasons Why He Doesn’t Want You” Episode
In this podcast, Cypher Avenue founders Ocky Williams and Nick Delmacy discuss the Black Gay Men Obsessed With Interracial Dating, Light Skin vs Dark Skin in the Black Gay Community and Alternative Explanations for Gay Men Who Only Date Younger Men.
CA Podcast #37 – Inside The Mind of Nick Delmacy #3 (The New Ten Commandments)
In this podcast, Cypher Avenue founder Nick Delmacy once again gives us a solo pod full of personal stories, self reflection and introspective thought on being a black gay man. This time he tackles the Bible, Religion and the Ten Commandments.
These Facebook Comments Prove That Black Homophobia is Just Like White Racism
When the Supreme Court of the United States’ recent Obergefell v. Hodges decision made Same Sex Marriage legal in the entire country, many Gay and Bisexual men of color discovered through social media that some of their “liberal” black friends were not as tolerant as they once thought. Some were outright intolerant bigots…similar to Confederate flag waving white racists.
CA Podcast #36 – Tinder and Online Dating
In this podcast, Cypher Avenue founders Ocky Williams and Nick Delmacy discuss the Online dating, the dating app Tinder and how your popular online presence could be hindering your dating endeavors.
CA Podcast #35 – SCOTUS LOVE: Same Sex Marriage Interview with Phylle & Antoine Carter
In this podcast, Cypher Avenue founder Nick Delmacy discusses the US Supreme Court’s 5-4 ruling on Same Sex Marriage with married couple Larry “Phylle” Carter and Antoine Nolan Carter.
CA Podcast #34 – Hate Crimes and Fun Times
In this podcast, Cypher Avenue founders Ocky Williams and Nick Delmacy discuss the hate crime in Charleston, The Game of Thrones season finale, Big Summer Blockbusters, New videos games at the Electronic Entertainment Expo and sexual bodily fluids.
CA Podcast #32 – Inside The Mind of Nick Delmacy #2 (The Gay Origin & Ending Story)
In this podcast, Cypher Avenue founder Nick Delmacy once again gives us a solo pod full of personal stories, self reflection and introspective thought on being a black gay man.
CA Podcast #31 – Theyyyy’re Baaaack
In this podcast, Cypher Avenue founders Ocky Williams and Nick Delmacy return after a two-month break to discuss all the topics they missed including: the Baltimore Riots, Kendrick Lamar, Nas’ New Album, Earthtone Mixtape Review, Superhero Fatigue, Gym Thirst, Why Are Sexy Men Still Single, Commercial Break, HIV Scheming, The success of EMPIRE and FREEFALL, SCOTUS Gay Marriage and The Disappearance of Jason Collins, Frank Ocean, Derrick Gordon and Michael Sam.
Friendships, Fallout and HIV
The “Friendship” I was a little over a year in Atlanta and was not only feeling the city and the clubs but also myself. I met Brock and his crew through my best friend at the time. Thinking the friend of my friend is a…