Good morning, Sodomites. It's me, your host, Zach Noey Towers. And boy, oh boy, I hope you like long,

steamy sessions, because this is the longest episode ever. Um, my guest and I just really played

it Lucy Goosey. Where you're about here is just a long conversation about sex.

So we're skipping a little bit about sodomy entirely.

Maybe I'll try to cook up something extra juicy for next week's episode.

But I did want to start with a little trigger warning.

At one point in this conversation, my guest talks about a relationship of sorts that he had when he was younger, a relationship that might have been frowned upon in the eyes of the law.

Now, I in no way promote anything but sexual relationships between two consensual adults, but I did leave it in.

I guess I wanted to honor wanted to honor my guest story. It's not like a horrifying or sad moment in the pod. It is what it is. And beyond that,

we do make a couple of pedophile jokes.

That's just because we're both comedians and when comedians are hanging out, we tend to push the envelope again. If either of those subjects give you stress or anxiety or bring back bad memories, I just invite you to skip this episode. I plan to make a ton more.

And my goal is never to make anyone super uncomfortable. My goal is to talk about people's

sexual journeys. And my guests, you know, had this moment in his. And I don't know. I feel like a lot of these things,

like if I were to take this out of the pod, I would be doing my whole mission statement

a disservice. Like I feel like things that happen to us when we're young, you know, set the

standard for how we move forward.

You know, that's, that's where sex may, may start to live in, like, the shadows and secrets and

shame. And I really want to get over that. If you feel differently, I'm actually so, I'm all

ears. Like, please tell me, if you think it's appropriate, I guess,

to include stories like the one you're going to hear today.

And if I'm canceled after this episode,

it's been a really fun run.

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