Three things. First, don't listen to this episode with kids around. It will be uncomfortable for everyone. Great episode for the headphones here or in a car alone. Second thing, sex is part of life. Sexual health is part

of health. Mental health is part of health. It's all part of the same deal. This is an episode

about sexual health and mental health and their connection. It is not a titillating episode. It's not a provocative

episode. It's not dirty. It's informational. And if it makes your sexual health or mental health

better, that is wonderful. Third thing, I don't want to deal with Salt and Peppa's lawyers. I don't

even know who Salt and Peppa's lawyers are, but I'm sure they got some good ones

and I don't need the hassle.

Salton Peppa, of course, a rap duo from the 80s and 90s.

Maximum Fun, my network, doesn't need any hassle from Salton Peppa's lawyers.

I don't need any hassle for Maximum Funds lawyers

hassling me about them being hassled by Salton Peppa's lawyers.

I want to avoid hassle and lawyer hassle.

And that's why I'm not going to play the Salt and Peppa song,

Let's Talk About Sex to Open this episode. That song came out in

1990, by the way. That's 32 years ago. I am sorry. I'm also not going to play that song to start

this episode because people have been playing Let's Talk About Sex for radio and TV segments

since 1990. And that wouldn't be very original.

And we're more of an acoustic guitar kind of show. Anyway, Rhett Miller was never in salt and

Peppa. He was neither Salt nor Peppa. But damn, that was a forward-thinking song now that I

look it up again.

I'm going to quote from it here.

I won't wrap.

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