Hi everyone, I'm Susie Weiss, and I've noticed there's just simply not enough podcasts in the world. So I'm launching my own. Let's go. Let's go, baby. Second Thought is a weekly show about pop culture. The stuff everyone's been binging, arguing about, obsessing over. Here's the thing about heated rivalry. I mean, even the most devoted swifties, I think we can agree, not our best work. We'll be hosting thoughtful conversations with culture's most important figures. Talk about genius.

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Talk about genius.

Talk about generational talent.

Coming to headphones near you on April 17th with a first guest you won't want to miss.

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You actually created something that is really arousing for you.

I just want to congratulate you on that.

It created some disappointment and misery,

but also there were a lot of moments of excitement.

Welcome to how to. I'm Carval Wallace. You may have already figured it out from the title,

but today's episode about finding your kink is probably not safe for work, depending on

where you work, I suppose.

But a more important heads up is that we do talk in passing about sexual trauma.

So if this one isn't for you, then please take care.

And we'll see you next week.

So we've done a number of episodes on sex over the years.

I mean, this is an advice show, and it probably won't surprise you that sex advice is something that people, a lot of people, are seeking.

And the main takeaway from most of those episodes is that you need to prioritize pleasure.

Sex should feel good. It should feel nourishing. It should feel connecting.

But what if your desire is a little more

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