H&BWMF: Best of Season One

Hot & Bothered

Melyssa Ford

Alternative Health, Nutrition, Health & Fitness

4.7 • 612 Ratings

🗓️ 14 January 2025

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

On this special episode of H&BWMF, Melyssa reflects on the best moments from season one, featuring insightful conversations about relationships, health, and intimacy. This episode highlights discussions with the likes of Dr. Somi Javaid, Dr. Femi, Natacha Ellie and Jadakiss on topics such as menopause, the journey of becoming a physician, the dynamics of friendship, and the importance of health awareness in the Black community and more. Stay tuned for Season Two. Join the discussion in the socials below.Follow Hot & Bothered with Melyssa Ford:IG: @hotnbotheredpodcastX: @hotnbotheredpodFB:@hotandbotheredpodcastYouTube: @hotandbotheredpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to a very special episode of Hot and Bothered with Melissa Ford.
0:04.3	Over the past 10 episodes, we've laughed, we've learned, and yes, we've even gotten a little
0:10.5	hot and bothered. This podcast has been a journey, one filled with bold conversations about
0:16.8	relationships, health, intimacy, and, well, everything in between.
0:22.0	Today, we're bringing you the best of season one, a collection of the moments that made
0:26.2	us think, made us laugh, and maybe even made you blush.
0:30.7	From breaking down myths about sexual health to sitting down with incredible guests like
0:35.0	Dr. Somi Javade, Natasha Ellie, Dr. Femi, and Jadikas, just to name a few,
0:40.5	this season has been one for the books.
0:44.3	So whether you're a day one listener or just tuning in for the very first time, welcome, welcome,
0:50.7	sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode of the moments that made season one unforgettable.
0:56.4	Let's get into it.
0:58.4	The first ever male sexual drug was FDA approved under emergency use authorization.
1:05.9	So erectile dysfunction was a national emergency given the same...
1:10.0	I'm so sorry.
1:12.5	I mean, I guess it could be considered a national emergency.
1:16.5	I hate when that happens when I'm raring to go and it's just like,
1:20.1	I'm like, do you need a Snickers bar or something?
1:23.6	Like what?
1:24.3	What?
1:24.3	What?
1:25.0	Hey, everybody.
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