Episode 4: Sex and Sicily with Guest Dan Savage

The White Lotus Official Podcast

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Tv & Film

4.6 • 677 Ratings

🗓️ 30 January 2025

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Because season 2 of The White Lotus takes on sex and romance, Evan Ross Katz sat with Savage Love’s Dan Savage to break down some of the relationships that fans couldn’t stop talking about. We also hear from Meghann Fahy and Will Sharpe about the complicated couple's trip, and Adam DiMarco talks through what Albie learned from his dad and grandfather. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Ethan.
0:07.0	Come here, sit down.
0:11.0	Hey.
0:13.0	Hi.
0:14.0	Are we okay?
0:16.0	I haven't really seemed like yourself the past couple days.
0:19.0	Work stuff?
0:25.6	What is it? You want to know?
0:27.6	Yeah.
0:29.6	I think...
0:31.6	You think what?
0:33.6	Cameron and Harper?
0:36.6	Cameron and Harper, what?
0:39.3	Maybe something happened.
0:42.3	Hi everyone, and welcome back to HBO's official White Lotus podcast.
0:52.3	I'm Evan Ross Katz.
0:53.3	Today we're diving into some core themes of the White Lotus,
0:56.0	sex and romance.
0:58.0	Obviously, relationships are at the heart of both seasons.
1:01.0	The desire to explore human connection is basically woven into Mike White's DNA.
1:06.0	But many see sexual and romantic politics as being particularly central to season two. And while the first season tackled race and class, partly by examining the lingering effects of colonialism,
1:15.6	the second season shifts our focus by taking us somewhere different.
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