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Scary, Sweaty, Sleepy is a safe place for women to come and share their experience, strength, and hope with menopause and women’s health. Your voice matters, so use it. This is dedicated to those who don’t feel heard.
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Episode #45, Modern Dating: Red Flags, Read Receipts & WTF. (opens the original)
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Dating used to be complicated. Now we have dating apps, situationships, ghosting, breadcrumbing, read receipts, social-media stalking—and grown adults who apparently still don’t know how to answer a text. In this episode of Scary, Sweaty, Sleepy, we’re diving into the absolute wilderness of modern dating. What counts as a red flag? Is chemistry enough? Why are mixed signals so damn addictive? And at this age, do we really have the energy to pretend we don’t care when someone takes nine hours to
Episode #44 — We’re Trying Something New. (opens the original)
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Sean Guy is back—and this time, we’re testing out a different kind of chemistry, a different format, and maybe… the beginnings of something entirely new. This isn’t a replacement for Scary, Sweaty, Sleepy. Think of it as a show within the show—a soft launch to see where this thing could go. We’re talking. Debating. Laughing. Probably disagreeing. And we’re introducing something new: 🔥 TOP 4 + 1 🔥 Four picks we can defend… and one that might get us in trouble. But here’s the important part: We wa
Episode #43: We Asked. Sean Answered. (opens the original)
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A Q&A on Life, Recovery, Awkward Conversations & Other Terrible Decisions Sean Guy is back, and this time we’re throwing out the script. From recovery to relationships, politics to parenting, social etiquette to surviving family gatherings, Ashley Bates and Sean answer listener questions with honesty, humor, and just enough sarcasm to keep everyone awake. We’ll tackle the age-old advice that says you should never discuss politics, religion, or money at social events—and explore whether avoiding
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