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Welcome to the Good Girls podcast with SJ and Kay, where two self-described MILFs in our thirties talk sex, relationships, and books. We roast societal expectations of women’s sexuality, riff on praise and age-gap kinks, and give highly questionable sex advice.

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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Yes Kinks, Huh? Kinks, and Committing to No Judgment Either Way (opens the original)

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    We’re back with what is officially our kinkiest episode yet. We dig into the research: SJ read Kink Curious by Gigi Engel cover-to-cover and brings us the highlights. We talk about definitions of kink that expand way beyond the fire-and-brimstone version, the surprisingly high prevalence of fetishes, breeding kink, consensual non-consent, trauma processing through play, and the underrated importance of aftercare for literally everyone. We also get side-tracked by a wild real-life throuple story

  2. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    We Read the Worst Smut So You Don’t Have To: Priest Edition (opens the original)

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    Up front warning: this is by far the worst smut we’ve ever forced ourselves through. After last episode’s questions about medieval monks and sexual denial, we dove headfirst into the unsettling subcategory of priest erotica. We rank the least-believable setups (the tatted-up priest living with two bisexual “town sluts,” the age-gap parishioner romance, the stripper-with-an-MBA who suddenly lives for pancake breakfasts), share the most horrifying sex-scene concepts (confessional oral with an unex

  3. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Sex in the Medieval Times: Two Seeds, One Goal (opens the original)

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    We’re back from summer travels and diving straight into history class, specifically the sexy (though mostly very unsexy) side of medieval/Tudor times. We talk about surprising ways people actually thought about desire, orgasm, and conception. We cover the two-seed theory and how it was used against women, the long list of church-banned sex days, the five “not-quite-hell” positions (including doggy style for the obese), leather dildos with harnesses, and the medical recommendation that midwives v

  4. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    The Pink Pill: Sex, Drugs, and Who Really Has Control, Good Girls Review (opens the original)

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    A listener recommendation sent us down a rabbit hole with the documentary The Pink Pill: Sex, Drugs, and Who Has Control. We dig into the long, messy fight to get the first drug for hypoactive sexual desire disorder (Addyi) approved, the neon-pink CEO who wouldn’t quit, and the really frustrating bias that showed up in the FDA hearings...there's an infamous “too drowsy to fight off their husbands” comment. We talk Viagra’s very different path to acceptance (complete with a Bob Dole commercial...

  5. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Good Girls Give Bad Sex Advice: Morning Surprises and Postpartum Dry Spells (opens the original)

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    We dive into four sex dilemmas that range from “how do I gently wake her up already inside her?” to “my fiancé can’t come and I need cum play,” “he turns aggressive mid-sex despite my clear boundaries,” and “we haven’t touched since the baby and I don’t know how to get her desire back.” As two moms who have read up on a lot form sex experts like Esther Perel and Emily Nagoski lately + a little science, we talk logistics, red flags, ADHD meds that aren’t an excuse, postpartum realities, and why s

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