Dating and relationships
Open relationships, break-ups, who pays, and whether dating a white person comes with advantages.
Wolves In The City
The podcast with Lee Gray & DJ Jay Jay Revlon
A diary of Black queer life, in our own words.
Wolves In The City is a gay podcast hosted by best friends Lee Gray and DJ Jay Jay Revlon - candid conversations about Black queer life, dating, friendship, masculinity and queer culture, from New York, London and Barcelona.

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Never heard Wolves In The City? These five episodes, from 2018 to now, show what the Black gay podcast is about: Lee Gray and Jay Jay Revlon, best friends, candid and funny, from New York, London and Barcelona.
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The show
Wolves In The City is what happens when two best friends say the quiet parts out loud. Lee and Jay Jay talk through their own lives - different opinions, humour and honesty - from New York, London and Barcelona.
The conversations
Every week, Lee and Jay Jay take on one big topic, react to a clip going around, and judge a Reddit dilemma. A few of the things they come back to:
Open relationships, break-ups, who pays, and whether dating a white person comes with advantages.
Black Pride, colourism, masculinity and femmephobia, interracial relationships.
Ball culture, London voguing, who gets to take up space in queer venues, and Jay Jay's week with Beyoncé.
What a real ally is, who profits off the community, and supporting young queer people.
Losing friends, leaving home cities, and looking back at how you came up.
The format
The thing they can't stop talking about this week, straight in.
A clip that's going around - then their take, from their own experience.
A Reddit "Am I The Asshole?" dilemma, judged with no mercy.
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The hosts
Co-host · New York
Lee grew up in a huge family - good early training for making himself heard. He appeared in the film Kidulthood and ITV's The Bill, hosted Ask The Aunties for Snapchat, and co-hosts Wolves In The City from New York.
DJ, voguer & nightlife curator · London & Barcelona
Described by Time Out as "one to watch", Jay Jay is credited as instrumental to the rise of London's voguing scene, created the Kiki House of Tea and the ballroom collective English Breakfast London, and DJs everywhere from Pride to Paris.
Press
"Perfect for anyone who enjoys a raunchy, good time."
Cosmopolitan UK Editors on Great Pods - 5/5