Podcast And Chill

Since pornography has existed people have been arguing about whether it is good or bad for us. Is it immoral or empowering? Are we one click away from an addiction or liberation? Guest Dan Watson joins the team to share some research into Kiwis porn habits, debate its pros and cons. .

It's a new year?! The team tackles our resolutions for 2017, Rachel's near-year-long dry spell, and our favourite celebrity types. Also, Shawn bashes on Johan again. Like, alot.

Sexual fantasies are a perfectly normal part of life, but until pretty recently they approached the realm of taboo, something you might chat about over one-too-many drinks rather than on a Podcast. Well, as usual we’re in a sharing mood so we’ve decided to tell you ours.

Spicypulp editor Rachel joins the team to talk about one night stands - and the importance of consent. But also the breaking of beds, weird encounters, and why you too should do the dirty with a total stranger.

We have our very first international guest – John from Pennsylvania! A fellow podcaster and happily married guy, John shares his stories on awkward first dates, finding true love, and holding on to hope as a hopeless romantic in today’s very cynical dating world.

Raw Comedy Quest 2016 Lucy Roche joins the team talking comedy, her work as a prostitute, and a very dirty round of 'would you rather'.

Johan’s under the grill from Shawn and Marika, talking about getting stood up, being a romantic, and the little things. He’s also being forced to answer questions about sex toys, kinky acts in the bedroom, and choosing abstinence over satisfaction bet

Delving into romantic comedies and all their fallings – from terrible depictions of body image to unrealistic expectations of relationship roles – the team discusses their love/hate relationship with rom-coms.

2016 Raw Quest Finalist Lana Walters joins the team for a comedic chat about losing one’s virginity, hooking up with a true blue Kiwi bloke, and using some really bad dates as her stand up material.

Don't like high-pitched laughs? Being paid compliments? Underarms? The hosts check out Whispers to find out what anonymous users post as their weird turn-offs. The real questions is, which hosts agree with them?