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Naked Tongues Naked Tongues Podcast
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- Gesellschaft und Kultur
Two ladies, Alyssa and Sandy, strip their tongues naked of filters, fears, and sometimes grammar as they share their thoughts and opinions during uncomfortable conversations about life as they know it. New episode on the second Thursday of every month!
Find them on YouTube for the video podcast: @nakedtonguespodcast
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Let's Get Naked About Being Unapologetically You Part II
3 years after the initially recording, Alyssa and Sandy revisit being unapologetically you to see if maybe the first episode was a teeny bit premature. Now that we're out of the pandemic and things have returned to our new normal, what have they learnt?
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Let's Get Naked About Not Having Children
This episode Sandy and Alyssa revisit their decisions about not having kids. In a society where women are always questioned about having kids, how do men feel?
Check out this article mentioned in this episode of a man’s perspective.
The Doe: I Regret Having a Baby I Never Wanted. -
Let's Get Naked About Growing Apart
Have you ever grown apart from people you thought you were supposed to be close to? Or have you found yourself feeling obligated to repair a broken friendship when the only commonality you've had for a long period of time is your history? Is it all in your head? Tune in to this episode to hear more about Alyssa and Sandy's experiences about growing apart from a core group of girlfriends.
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Let's Get Naked About.. We're Back?
It's been a long year and a half since Sandy and Alyssa got together to record. In this episode, they catch up on life and talk about a few lessons they've learned and realizations they've experienced. Tune in for this extra long welcome back episode!
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Let's Get Naked About is Life Long?
Sandy and Alyssa discuss their thoughts on an Instagram reel about life being long despite the commonly said phrase, "life is short."
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Let's Get Naked About Sexual Misconduct
Sandy and Alyssa invite special guests Bulos and Wil to discuss a controversial article published by the NYTimes titled, "You Were Duped Into Saying Yes. Is That Still Consent?" (Link below).
The conversation quickly evolves into questions about arranged marriages, sexual consent in relationships, breastfeeding in public, and woman's rights with abortion and how we choose to dress.
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"Imagine the following hypothetical situation: Frank and Ellen meet at a night course and end up getting drinks together after class several times. The drinks start to feel like dates, so Ellen asks Frank if he is married, making it clear that adultery is a deal-breaker for her. Frank is married, but he lies and says he is single. The two go to bed. Is Frank guilty of rape?"
Article: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/05/opinion/sexual-consent.html