VulgHER

Selma and Vicky are back, and somehow the hookup research has gotten even more unhinged. 🍑✈️🍬

This week on VulgHER, Selma recounts an absolutely disastrous Atlanta hookup that ends with her getting banged & blocked, while Vicky reveals a hookup involving chewing gum that goes somewhere chewing gum should absolutely never go.

Then the girls dig through their phones to uncover their collection of old Grindr and Sniffies hookups - including some truly insane contact names - and discover they may have lived even more lives than previously believed.

PLUS: Selma's nightmare experience flying Frontier Airlines, the Drag Race UK entrance lines that are officially doing too much, Plastique Tiara's makeup transformations, the closing of Brooklyn's Rosemont, Cheesecake Factory's legendary Linda's Fudge Cake, Dollywood dreams, state fair food, questionable hookup etiquette, and why nobody should expect a drag queen to remember your entire conversation after she's had a cocktail.

Basically: Grindr hookups, Sniffies, drag queens, Drag Race, Frontier Airlines, Cheesecake Factory, gay dating, NYC nightlife, terrible sex and one deeply unfortunate piece of chewing gum.

Another educational episode of VulgHER. 💕

This week, Selma and Vicky are asking the important questions: Is hooking up with an art dealer technically supporting the arts? Should ChatGPT be giving relationship advice? And how long until we’re all dating AI robots?

Selma recaps a very Sex and the City NYC hookup involving an art dealer, some spontaneous painting, and a finale that can only be described as… a work of art. Meanwhile, a woman asking ChatGPT whether she should divorce her husband sends the girls down a terrifying rabbit hole of AI boyfriends, sex robots, artificial intelligence, and our increasingly Black Mirror-esque future.

PLUS: Vicky’s birthday celebrations, Jessie Ware, Princess Poppy’s beefy new era, Cat Cohen, gay dating and top/bottom labels, body confidence, fast-food restaurants rationing napkins like they’re a precious resource, the hellscape that is American health insurance, dentist drama, drinking cocktails on the NYC subway, family boundaries, and the eternal question: why is being an adult so expensive?

Basically: NYC hookups, AI sex robots, ChatGPT relationship advice, gay dating, drag queens, Sex and the City, Jessie Ware, Princess Poppy, family drama, health insurance and one VERY generous art dealer.

The future is terrifying. The present is horny. Welcome to VulgHER. 💕

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The girls are BACK from hiatus — and apparently two weeks off was all it took for things to get completely out of control. 🌴🍆

This week on VulgHER, Selma and Vicky catch up on an absolutely unhinged Miami birthday vacation, some very important South Beach “research,” questionable hookups, Cheesecake Factory, NYC nightlife, drag queen adventures and enough sexual oversharing to make up for the hiatus. We also learn why certain people should NEVER be allowed inside a nursing home.

PLUS: Meg Stalter in Oh, Mary!, Broadway and NYC drag, a one-year fitness and weight-loss journey, GLP-1s and food noise, the infuriating disappearance of your favorite products, the ethics of tipping drag queens with $2 bills, and some desperately needed airplane etiquette.

Miami hookups. Broadway. Drag queens. Cheesecake Factory. Gay nightlife. Terrible travel behavior. Wildly inappropriate stories.

Nature is healing. 💕

VulgHER turns ONE! 🎉 Selma and Vicky take over Red Eye for a live anniversary sleepover celebrating an entire year of saying things they probably should’ve kept to themselves. The girls crack open the VulgHER archives to revisit the podcast names that thankfully never made it past the group chat, then get back to business with flaky hookups, Grindr crimes, makeover discourse, and an audience Q&A that proves oversharing is a community activity.Somewhere between the bush talk and bad decisions, they even get a little emotional about one year of VulgHER. Disgusting! Here’s to another year of questionable choices and absolutely no inside thoughts. 🥂

This week, the girls ask life's toughest questions: Why are Grindr bots hotter than real men? Why do YouTube ads work better than YouTube? Why is AI eating books? And why is a grown man carrying a drawstring backpack? Plus shark attacks, drag delusions, chicken salad, and enough Appalachian paranoia to keep your windows closed tonight.

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Fifty episodes later and they're still asking the important questions: Why does Matthew Morrison perform like that? Why does DoorDash keep putting dinner on the pee mat? Why do public sinks only run for three seconds? Plus: Broadway reviews, Jacob Elordi appreciation, Grindr confessions, anniversary nostalgia, and enough chaotic stories to get them through another fifty episodes.

This week the girls survive toxic air, toxic bowels, and toxic Grindr conversations before welcoming Plasma for a wildly funny conversation about RuPaul's Drag Race, Broadway, Provincetown, hookup etiquette, drag fans, and why reality TV doesn't magically solve your life. Plus: Stanley Cup hoarders get called out, Peachy gummies catch strays, and everyone agrees strangers should mind their own damn business on the subway.

This week on VulgHER, the girls are joined by Blacc Cherry and discover that America has been united by one thing: explosive diarrhea. There's a Provincetown concussion, an unforgettable grandpa hookup, a DoorDash scam that nearly ends in tears, and enough chaos to make OSHA, HR, and the CDC all tune in.

Baby goats are screaming, Clay Aiken is singing, and Vicky can't find her tucking panties. It's just another week here at VulgHER! This week, Selma and Vicky recap the chaos of Pride Weekend, debate the rumors surrounding Taylor Swift's alleged Madison Square Garden wedding, Trader Joe's key lime pie addictions, Broadway shows, Empire State Building proposals, karaoke, and the etiquette of sharing Grindr photos.

This week on VulgHER, the girls celebrate America the only way they know how: insulting it while eating Cosmic Brownies, discussing 150 million Fourth of July hot dogs, and debating whether jelly shoes should be outlawed. They review the immersive Phantom experience Masquerade, meet Abby Lee Miller, discover the world's most unhinged porn title, and somehow end up talking about Bushwick sex shops, Trader Joe's ranch chips, Sniffies grandpas, and why restaurants refuse to seat you until your entire party arrives. Happy birthday, America.