For the very first episode of Wellness, Allegedly, Sally sits down with her longtime friend Viv Conway, co-founder of the viral Australian sex toy brand Girls Get Off, to ask the question: Why aren't we having sex anymore? 

They swap s*x toy tradeshow stories from Germany to Hong Kong (latex boxes, mechanical sex dolls, and one unforgettable raccoon tail b*tt plug), get into how sex toy marketing went from taboo to mainstream, and unpack whether "sexual wellness" has actually made sex more stressful instead of more fun. Plus: an ADHD-and-intimacy dilemma from a listener and Sally's hard pass on one particular toy design request.
 
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Sally sits down with her reformed-party-girl bestie Jess (30 weeks pregnant and still serving Martha Stewart realness) to unpack the internet's latest hot take: that alcohol is basically poison and one glass of wine will ruin your life. They dig into the actual science behind those scary headlines, debunk the "wine is good for you" myth your aunt still believes, and explore why blue zones full of daily wine drinkers are somehow thriving. 

Sally also gets brutally honest about her own blood-sugar-fueled drinking experiment gone wrong. Oh, and they talk about b*tthole sunning. Expect Australian drinking culture stories and zero advice you should actually follow. 

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This week Sally sits down with her former roommate Izzy to settle the ultimate debate: is Diet Coke actually bad for us, or is it a better choice? They dig into the aspartame cancer scare, the sketchy dietitians getting paid by soda companies, and why "the fridge cig" reigns supreme. 

Sally runs her own blood glucose experiment and the girls put Diet Coke up against full sugar Coke, Olipop, Poppi, Zevia in a taste test to see which one actually holds up. Also featuring a chaotic Reddit dilemma about a man rationing his wife's Diet Coke supply.
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For the very first episode of Wellness, Allegedly, Sally sits down with her longtime friend Viv Conway, co-founder of the viral Australian sex toy brand Girls Get Off, to ask the question: Why aren't we having sex anymore? 

They swap s*x toy tradeshow stories from Germany to Hong Kong (latex boxes, mechanical sex dolls, and one unforgettable raccoon tail b*tt plug), get into how sex toy marketing went from taboo to mainstream, and unpack whether "sexual wellness" has actually made sex more stressful instead of more fun. Plus: an ADHD-and-intimacy dilemma from a listener and Sally's hard pass on one particular toy design request.

Follow Viv on Instagram @vivconway

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For the very first episode of Wellness, Allegedly, Sally sits down with her longtime friend Viv Conway, co-founder of the viral Australian sex toy brand Girls Get Off, to ask: Why aren't we having sex anymore? 

They swap s*x toy tradeshow stories from Germany to Hong Kong (latex boxes, mechanical sex dolls, and one unforgettable raccoon tail b*tt plug), get into how sex toy marketing went from taboo to mainstream, and unpack whether "sexual wellness" has actually made sex more stressful instead of more fun. Plus: an ADHD-and-intimacy dilemma from a listener and Sally's hard pass on one particular toy design request.
 
 Follow Viv on Instagram @vivconway

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