Sex'n'Fries Podcast by Ms. Amber. O
🎙️ A hot, unapologetic, and refreshingly real podcast for women (and the brave men who listen in) who are figuring out how to age with grace, grit, and a little grease on the side.
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The Worst Sweet Sixteen Ever (opens the original)
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Episode 37: The Worst Sweet 16 Ever — Movies Lied to Me About Life According to every ’80s movie, turning sixteen was supposed to be magical. 🎂💋 A party. Friends. Cake. A boyfriend. A big moment that somehow proved your teenage life was going exactly according to plan. Mine? Not so much. Two weeks before my 16th birthday, my dad left our family. A week before, my boyfriend and I broke up. On the actual day, my mom was working, my siblings were God knows where, and I spent my Sweet 16 alone—with
Aging Gracefully Is Not Going According to Plan (opens the original)
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Aging Gracefully Is Not Going According to Plan At what age are we supposed to finally have our shit together? Because apparently, it’s not this one. In this episode of Sex’n’Fries , Amber takes on the ridiculous expectation of “aging gracefully”—when real life looks a lot more like mystery chin hairs, changing bodies, public-bathroom gymnastics, starting over, unexpected fears, and occasionally being hauled out of the water basically naked after falling off a dock. After a terrifying boating ac
Menopause: A Hot Mess Monologue (opens the original)
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Season 2, Episode 35: Menopause — A Hot Mess Monologue Sex'n'Fries is back for Season 2—and we're kicking things off with hot flashes, brain fog, mood swings, mystery chin hairs, goat boobs, and the brave men trying to understand what the hell is happening. Ms. Amber O. gets raw, funny, pissy, and real about what menopause actually feels like, why explaining it can be almost as frustrating as living it, and what women really need from the people who love them. Plus, a new season means a new Sex'
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