HeyJaredBirds and Bees Don't Fck
We can all agree that the whole birds and bees thing was a lie, right? When it comes to sex education in the 80s, 90s and even today, everyone gets a big ole F. And not the good kind.
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Season 3 Is A Wrap, Here's What's Next (opens the original)
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Get your Yes / No / Maybe List HERE Season 3 is officially a wrap, so Arielle is sitting down solo for a long-overdue update on what worked, what definitely didn't, and what's changing before Season 4. After producing 20 episodes as a one-woman show, Arielle talks burnout, questionable audio, why Patreon didn't work, moving the bonus Birds & Bees Don't Read Reddit episodes to Substack, and the launch of Come Again . She also gets personal about the realities of working in entertainment right now
Arielle Z on Ariel Z: Consent, Comedy & Chaos w/Ariel Zucker (opens the original)
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Join us LIVE AT FIVE (PT) on YouTube for the watch party every Wednesday: https://www.youtube.com/@birdsandbeesdontfck Ariel Zucker is a producer, director, and writer from Atlanta, Georgia where sex education was taught through abstinence, fear-based messaging, and wildly unhelpful visuals that left her and her peers confused about their bodies and sexuality. In this episode we talk about growing up with abstinence-based sex education, the confusion and shame that comes from fear-driven messagi
Dangerous Women w/ Alyssa Mei Liu (opens the original)
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Alyssa Mei Lue is a traveling burlesque and circus performer, Playboy model, and podcaster from Riverside, California, where her formal sex education consisted of one vague classroom video, a heavily religious upbringing, and getting married at 21 before she had ever seen, touched, or had sex with a penis. In this episode, we talk about performance, survival, and what it actually means to be a dangerous woman. Alyssa shares how she got into modeling during quarantine, why modeling can be just as
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