From the New York Times, you're listening to The Wirecutter Show.

Hey, everyone, it's The Wirecutter Show.

I'm Kyra Blackwell.

I'm Christine Sirclicette.

And I'm Rosie Garron, and we work at Wirecutter, the product recommendation site from the New York Times.

Each week, we bring you expert advice from our newsroom of 140 journalists who review

everyday products that will make your life better. Today's episode of the Wirecutter show is called

The Vibrator episode. This episode will be talking about adult topics with sexual language.

If you've got kids around, probably best to save the episode for another time.

Christine, you're blushing.

I'm totally blushing.

What's going on?

I feel so immature right now.

I've kind of been dreading, but super looking forward to this episode because I think it's going to be great and I think it's super interesting. But I also know that maybe my like family is going to listen. Yeah, please, mom, turn this off. I love that right now we're just shaking our solies out. We're doing all the vocal warmups, all the giggles, because today we're talking about vibrators.

That's right.

We are talking about vibrators.

And by the way, one of the most popular guides on the Wirecutter site, all time.

People cannot get enough of this guide.

It is way, way up at the top of what people read on wirecutter all year long, almost every day of the

year. They're just pulling up their little private browsing page. That's right. That's right.

I mean, we are laughing, right? But it's also, I think it points to something much deeper, honestly.

I think there's a real hunger for this kind of straight review on vibrators. Well

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