Second Fridge Lifestyle with Rebecca Delgado Smith

Natch Beaut

Jackie Johnson

Comedy Interviews, Arts, Comedy, Fashion & Beauty

4.8 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 29 September 2022

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Today, Jackie chats with actor, writer and podcast host of The Alarmist Rebecca Delgado Smith all about her enviable multiple refrigerator lifestyle. Topics include: Having a long marriage and not knowing how sports work, why you should invest in a second pair of tweezers, product recs galore, unhinged palette releases, and her very detailed schedule every day. For a list of everything mentioned in this episode, go to www.natchbeaut.com.

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0:00.0	London has made real progress in reducing new HIV diagnosis.
0:04.0	And that's because we know what works.
0:06.0	Be sure, know the four ways to prevent HIV.
0:09.0	One, test regularly and know your status.
0:12.0	Two, condoms can prevent HIV and other sexually transmitted infections.
0:16.0	Three, prep is a pill which can prevent HIV.
0:19.0	Four, undetectable.
0:21.0	Also known as U equals U.
0:23.0	Means people living with HIV on treatment cannot pass it on.
0:26.0	Be sure, know the four.
0:28.0	Visit doitlandon.org.
0:58.0	Head over cream.
1:00.0	Don't be surprised if I love Natch but for all that you are,
1:07.0	My skin looks so good.
1:10.0	It's all your fault.
1:13.0	Honey, honey.
1:15.0	Do we love jagged little pill?
1:17.0	Do we love jagged little pill?
1:19.0	Best album ever maybe?
1:22.0	Possibly.
1:23.0	At least for our generation.
1:25.0	It was the first CD I ever bought.
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