Surviving Gay Conversion Therapy with Garrard Conley (extended interview)

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  • Опубліковано 8 січ 2025

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  • @ingelabjorklund178
    @ingelabjorklund178 6 років тому +24

    You are a charming interviewer who makes the other person very comfortable!

    • @jazzajohn
      @jazzajohn  6 років тому +1

      That's very kind, thanks!

    • @ingelabjorklund178
      @ingelabjorklund178 6 років тому +1

      Jazza John Your interview made me order the book!

    • @jazzajohn
      @jazzajohn  6 років тому

      Should have insisted on comission XD

    • @Juliukas101
      @Juliukas101 3 роки тому

      Very long and drawn-out conversation. What we really needed to know was what his background was and what the conversion therapy actually consisted of. What we had instead was an extended period of two men flirting with each other. That's not to say that the conversation was not interesting - it's just it would have been better to set the scene very clearly and chronologically comparing thoughts and feelings of experiences at the time to the recollection in hindsight.

  • @MeSwanne
    @MeSwanne 6 років тому +16

    This is really a super interesting conversation, that seems very casual, but us actually really informative and in lack of a better word .. deep

    • @jazzajohn
      @jazzajohn  6 років тому +1

      #profound. Glad you liked it :)

    • @MeSwanne
      @MeSwanne 6 років тому +1

      Yes, profound! That works. (the struggle of trying to communicate in other languages than your native one)

  • @andrewkohler3707
    @andrewkohler3707 4 роки тому +1

    7:54 - "It takes a gay to ask the right questions." - Garrard Conley has several fantastic quotations, but this one is near the top. And we are going to be holding him to his editor saying those scenes are for "another book" (8:25).

  • @lottajarvi2907
    @lottajarvi2907 6 років тому +3

    Such a great interview!! Thank you for this

  • @sfilkins2009
    @sfilkins2009 6 років тому +1

    The movie is wonderful and heart-wrenching! Jazza...you are interesting to watch.

    • @jazzajohn
      @jazzajohn  6 років тому +1

      Thank you so much!

  • @mikededmon
    @mikededmon 6 років тому +3

    This was great. Thanks for sharing & bringing awareness to this book & these practices. I'm ordering my copy right now.

    • @jazzajohn
      @jazzajohn  6 років тому

      It's worth it! Brilliantly written.

  • @AhmedMohammed-kz6ej
    @AhmedMohammed-kz6ej 5 років тому

    He's so smart. Thank you for sharing your experience.

  • @oravenheart
    @oravenheart 6 років тому +3

    great conversation

  • @raemorg6653
    @raemorg6653 6 років тому

    He really focuses on the world's problems as a whole as he answers questions. I want to read the book so that I can understand more about this.

    • @jazzajohn
      @jazzajohn  6 років тому +1

      Read it! It's amazing.

    • @raemorg6653
      @raemorg6653 6 років тому

      Jazza John I will definitely look for it!

  • @owlsmartz9244
    @owlsmartz9244 6 років тому

    I can't wait till November I've watched the trailer on repeat

  • @luxeford547
    @luxeford547 2 роки тому

    Ookey let's get heavy in there, because it's my reality?
    I'm HIV positive (and doing very greatly, thank you very much!) and I was always totally open about it in the neighbourhood where I used to live (ok, I was outed, clocked, whatchit by my "community?'
    An acquaintance of mine beat me in the face for saying "Hi"' to him.
    Police arrived, several straight friends testified, but I didn't prosecute.
    Such a hassle...

  • @GRUNTFETE04
    @GRUNTFETE04 6 років тому

    love this!!!!! well done!

  • @luxeford547
    @luxeford547 2 роки тому

    Since I first watched this hot interview (sorry!), I read the book and made use to order it with just that cover.
    And I think called it a "harrowing read' somewhere, because it sounded appropriate and something people would want to hear.
    Sure enough I got quite a few up votes, but to be honest I laughed (silently while my soul was doing the weeping. Like the paid mourners on a pharaoh's burial. I was tearing my hair, goddammit!) an inappropriate amount of the time I read it.
    It *is* funny, which doesn't take away any of the serious matter of the topic.
    By the way, the cover of that edition stains very easily.

  • @evangriffiths4921
    @evangriffiths4921 6 років тому +1

    Very informative love your channel ❤️

  • @brunaguerra3021
    @brunaguerra3021 5 років тому

    i wish the interviewer would let him SPEAK

    • @jazzajohn
      @jazzajohn  5 років тому +1

      I know right, what a dick.

  • @manuelbonet
    @manuelbonet 6 років тому +1

    It was a really interesting interview! I don't know if it's my tablet or not, but at the end of each clip the audio is not in sync with the video.

    • @jazzajohn
      @jazzajohn  6 років тому

      Why'd ya have to notice my poor editing? 😭😭😭

  • @lobbymccawker2083
    @lobbymccawker2083 4 роки тому +1

    Conversion Therapy has saved so many gays.

  • @RenDoesThings
    @RenDoesThings 6 років тому +1

    i love you and i aprecciate all what you do

  • @livingwithbipolardisorder-7339
    @livingwithbipolardisorder-7339 4 роки тому

    as a conversion therapy survivor myself, i relate so much to him except for me personally i drifted from God and religion

  • @stefanlamb1179
    @stefanlamb1179 6 років тому

    In all seriousness, do you actually need numbers to validate your existence?

    • @jazzajohn
      @jazzajohn  6 років тому

      If I did I'd probably upload more often.

    • @stefanlamb1179
      @stefanlamb1179 6 років тому

      Jazza John Lol, if only ;)
      Glad to hear it, anyway.

  • @omartorresbernal
    @omartorresbernal 6 років тому

    i ship it

  • @ScottEmbler
    @ScottEmbler 6 років тому +2

    I really wanted to press the like button but this video has 69 likes, so...

    • @jazzajohn
      @jazzajohn  6 років тому +1

      Thank you for not ruining it ;)

  • @rdunyc554
    @rdunyc554 6 років тому

    They act like he was in a concentration camp. The fact that he mentions a comparison of these places to Nazis. Just dramatic and too much.

    • @robertjazz3613
      @robertjazz3613 6 років тому +2

      Well go to a conversion therapy and see how its like maybe? Many young gay youth have been sent to conversion therapy where many have commited suicide, is it on the level of voncentrayion camps obviously no but is this a big issue that still exist today yes.

    • @whatiwasgoingtosay
      @whatiwasgoingtosay 5 років тому +1

      NYCGirl Rdu There are thousands of people still caught up in these conversion camps. And they’re responsible for a lot of suicides. It’s not exactly not Nazi-like.

  • @yesmata3695
    @yesmata3695 Місяць тому

    disgusting