Hey, coffee nines. Just before we start this episode, I want to let you know that this episode with

the pleasure collective was recorded a few weeks ago. So in the beginning, you're going to hear us

coincidentally talking about the Roe v Wade leak, which then we saw subsequently turned into the

overturning just this past week. And so just for context, that's why we are talking about it in

that sort of tense, but I think the information still is really relevant and useful. I'm also

dealing with a little bit of a cold. It's a sinus infection turned into bronchitis. I've been

testing for COVID every single day for over a week now and on PCRs and rapids. I just can't get

through this nasty thing. And I've got Hippo, the foster dog with me, who is breathing very

intently in the background. Would you like to breathe into this? Okay, thank you, sir. Okay,

confidants. Enjoy this episode.

Hello, coffee. Don's my pleasurable, collected community trauma informed,

saved space, coffee, don's welcome to confidently and secure the podcast. Well, we're absolutely

sure we don't know everything. I am your host, Kelsey Dara. And this week, oh, oh, get your

blankies, get your cozy mugs, get in the safe, soft space, because we are talking to our guesses

week who are therapists, sex educators who also just happen to be best friends who we love that

besties. We they have built a community to heal sexual traumas called the pleasure collective.

They also host a ton of different really like niche specific, cute workshops often on via zoom.

So you guys are going to get tons of information on their workshops coming up. I want to see all

y'all beautiful faces there. This week, we welcome to the podcast on you like lasagna and Hannah

like banana, your official government names. Yeah, I love it. That's on my driver's list.

You guys, thank you so much for coming on the podcast this week. I want to dive all into the

pleasure collective itself, obviously in the community you guys have built. But before we do that,

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