For this special episode of International Women's Day, Evan and guest host, Comedian Stan Talouis, are joined by comic and porn start personality, Minnie Scarlet, and political consultant and author, Natalia Alfonso.

In part one we discuss experiences with: sexual assault, the justice system (and lack thereof) for assault survivors, and police accountability.

(Thumbnail cover art: Kelsey Drake).

Evan and Stan discuss Bernie Sanders, the close of Black History Month, the Start of Women's History Month, and the OnlyFans hack.

Evan is joined by guest host, friend and comedian Stanley Talouis.

They discuss a WIDE ASF range of topics from inopportune times to be sick to toxic masculinity in comedy to tumblr to tumblr porn to tumblr porn leading to police involved shootings livestreamed on Instagram to Black History Month to an innovative reparations proposal involving Venmo to the politics of comedy, cancel culture, letting people have moments & separating the art from the artist, and alll the way back to porn (in a more wholesome way).

Naturally this episode was 69 minutes.

We back. Start your week all over the place w/ Let's Not Be Trash.

Stanley and Evan are rabble rousin for the first 10 minutes of the show and then remember they have a podcast to do. Unfortunately, our great interview with Social Worker and Political Strategist, Natalia Alfonso was technically challenged. Remember, we still type broke.

But her comments made it to the show's discussion

The Superbowl, Latino influence and diaspora, black history, Valentines, & Singles Awareness Day (SAD), Only Fans Accounts (OFA), pressure to "settle" in relationships, and Sachel Page are discussed.

As you can see, your boys got layers.

Corrections: Edgar Renteria was born in Baranquilla, Colombia--not Cartagena.
More info on common misconceptions between "Hispanic" and "Latino."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBt5rMD2aDc

Evan and Stanley answer listener questions on the illegitimate continued perception--and valuation--of the male "player" in 2020, why people flake online, unfair assessments of women's emotions, how we can hold space for grief and trauma, Kobe, his family, fans, and survivors of sexual assault, and then, reflect on a year of writing, podcasting, and listening through Let's Not Be Trash.

Please keep this statement in mind:

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Stanley and Evan address topics and questions brought up by friends and listeners, starting with how to suggest that a partner should get more exercise, breaking the news to a partner the desire for an open relationship--then receive literal breaking news about the death of Kobe Bryant.

After addressing the immediate impact, especially to Stanley, whose favorite athlete is Kobe, they try to move on to the rest of the topics including:

society valuing narcissism in dating and how it shows up on a nearly clinical level;

the epidemic not understanding the female orgasm;

going from a long term relationship right to new one;

how to effectively, and decently and strike up a conversation in the "#MeToo" era;

how online dating complicates communicating certain important personal details early on to a potential partner.

Evan meets with Avi Klein from "Hey, Man" podcast.

They discuss how they got into their work, why it's important for men to discuss masculinity, #MeToo, how awkward moments are vital to healthy relationships, and how to "call men in" to the fold.

Stanley and Evan discuss bail reform, the Sanders-Warren feud, whether we as men should accept the label of "sexist," the occasional misappropriation of toxic masculinity, and current Let's Not Be Trash literature.

On this special episode of Let's Not Be Trash Stanley and Evan interview State Senator Alessandra Biaggi. We discuss:

- The transition from being candidate to elected - and your journey entering politics.
- Why the woman’s reproductive rights act was so important? And what it took to pass.
- Navigating in a space that can be a "boys club" & how she's seen sexism in her life and career?
- Taking on the governor and his campaign contributions
- How can we (men, constituents) support you and your initiatives.

On this two part (three part due to technical difficulties) remote episode of Let's Not Be Trash, Evan and Stanley discuss Tank's comments on what qualifies as gay, Stanley comments on Tank's comments on what qualifies as gay, cultural appropriation, people's comments on Stanley's comments on Tank's comments on qualifies as gay, Kanye's new album, and Evan's piece on what it means to care for women.