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Pillow Talk Christine McManigal, Zackary Bonser
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- Gesundheit und Fitness
Let’s talk about sex, dating, and all that’s in-between. Join Podcast Editor Christine McManigal (@clmcman) and Zackary Bonser (@ZackaryBonser) as they interview guests and discuss topics that range from favorite sex toys to more serious issues like abuse in committed relationships. On Pillow Talk, nothing is censored and we’re discovering just how far we can push the envelope. Pillow Talk is a weekly podcast that airs every Wednesday. Follow @UWPillowTalk for more gossip
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Something More Important
Due to current events, Chelsea and Christine step back from their usual content to discuss George Floyd, protesting in Seattle, and celebrating the black queer community during pride month. In this episode they also provide resources for protestors as well as those interested in educating themselves more.
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Quarantinder
In this episode Chelsea and Christine break their dating app hiatus and redownload Tinder. They also discuss new changes to the app and chaotic conversations that they’re currently having.
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So you wanna be a cam girl?
This week, Chelsea and Christine continue talking about spicing things at home. This time they tackle cam girls and OnlyFans and how these platforms are changing with quarantine.
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DIY Sex Toys
On this week’s episode, Christine and Chelsea compete to see who can make a better sex toy. They also go over what everyday household items you can use for the bedroom.
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Quarantine Bae
In this episode, Chelsea and Christine discuss how online dating has changed during quarantine and the struggles couples face when stuck at home together. They also share the activities (and people) they’d like to do when it’s all over.
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Casual Sex: The Come-back
To kick off the spring season, Chelsea and Christine revisit a previous concept: casual sex. They discuss how it’s changed their perspectives towards future relationships and where it’s caused a few snags. Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in advance, prior to any COVID-19 shutdowns in the Seattle area.