Hello listeners Jordan here. I just want to let you know that you can listen to nighttime early and add free on Amazon music

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Hello there listeners let me give you a little bit of a warning tonight's episode might

just cause a few blushes out there that's. Tonight, nighttime is going to slip into something

a little more provocative. We're going to be turning our usual show into a sex education workshop,

but not the kind you had in high school. This one's going to

come with a modern twist. So here's what happened. Recently, my frequent

partner in crime, Madeline Klein, mentioned to me that she has a cousin who's been doing some, shall we say, stimulating research.

But don't worry, there's no need for lab coats or Bunsen burners in these experiments.

This work is more about evening gowns and sultry

R&B music. Madeline's cousin Bobby Bedochka is a Canadian sex sociologist and

author who dives deep into the electrifying intersection of sex and technology.

When I heard about Bobby, I was intrigued. I had to learn more.

And well, you're going to learn with me.

Tonight, in this episode of nighttime,

Madeline and I are going to sit down with sex sociologist Bobby Vidochka

for a conversation about love, sex, and robots.

Just to start Bobby, let's get an introduction. Who are you?

What is a sex sociologist? I believe that's the right term. Yeah, that's the term. It's kind of a, yeah, it's a kind of a hard thing to say, but during COVID I just took my masters in sociology and what I was trying to do is gather information

that I can convert into my second book.

So what I did is all of the papers

that I wrote for my masters ended up converting

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