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Hello and welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World.

Oftentimes we save our most intriguing sexual secrets for our diaries.

But not this woman.

She writes about sex for a living, and she is amazing at it. She is a hot pot of coffee and one of my colleagues at the Daily Mail where she is the resident sex columnist. Please welcome to the podcast, Jana Hawking.

Thank you so much for having me. I'm so excited to be on. I'm a long-term listener, long-term fan, first-time guest.

So, Jenna, I love your column so much because you are so honest about yourself and what you're looking for and where you've been.

You are kind of like an Australian Samantha from Sex in the City, which is a compliment because the Sex and the City reboot without Samantha has

been horrible. Is that accurate? Is it an insult? No. How do you take that? It's so spot on. I

wrote about it for Daily Mail UK of all places, but Samantha,

she is the smartest cookie on the shelf. She got it. I don't want to hear about your ghost sperm

or your bad hips or your, you know, lost libido. I want the old school sex in the city when they

were having sex with firefighters and hanging off trucks and the big debate. I want proper,

raw sex talk. They just didn't bring it with these seasons. And I'm, and it's, I'm sad about it.

But you aren't providing that for Daily Mail, which I absolutely love, because people would

be lying if they said they didn't click on your columns. Because I click on every single one.

Yes, I write for Daily Mail, but I'm also a subscriber to Daily Mail Plus. And, uh,

the last time I saw you was at the correspondence dinner in April.

And you made me laugh all night long.

I absolutely loved it.

And I think we shocked one of our colleagues who was sitting to my right.

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