S2,EP7: "Quarantine, B*tch!"

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04/15/20 • 65 min

In this episode, Samone and Meek further discuss the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, how it's influencing relationships, both intimate & familial, and the coping skills that are being used to manage frustration, fear and isolation. What does "social distancing" mean for intimate relationships? How can relationships survive? What happens to couples when there is already tension? How do we protect vulnerable populations? What are some creative ways to manage boredom? How do you cope with jealousy, uncertainty and loneliness when you're unable to be with your partner? *Send feedback and letters to [email protected]*

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S2,EP6: "It's Just Comedy About A Tragedy"

In this episode, Samone & Meek practice social distancing while discussing the quarantine instituted as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. How should you consider the Corona virus when engaging in intimate relationships? How are people responding to feelings of isolation/separation from the outside world? What is our social responsibility to "do our part" in minimizing/eliminating the spread? What conspiracy theories exist related to this outbreak?

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*Intro song - "Quarantine Fucking," Marc Rebillet

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S2,EP8: "Dildos Are Essential Workers!"

In this episode, Samone and Meek continue the conversation on COVID and its impact on how people are functioning, their relationships and economic operations, how social constructs control pleasures and Samone shares a story. What strategies and coping mechanisms are people using to manage stress, anxiety, boredom & fear? What is considered "important," and therefore, "essential?" How does societal narratives dictate our view of sex, sexuality and pleasure? How do women participate in misogynistic practices? Why do some people choose to engage in risky sexual practices? Send feedback, questions or letters to: [email protected]