Send us a text Ever wondered why some people are obsessed with watching skincare videos or listening to whispered voices while others find these same sounds utterly rage-inducing? That's exactly what we explore in this hilarious and surprisingly insightful conversation with comedian and actress Pamela Walt. The discussion kicks off with our discovery that ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) is deeply divisive – with only about 30% of people actually experiencing the intended calming,...
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Send us a text Ever wondered why some people are obsessed with watching skincare videos or listening to whispered voices while others find these same sounds utterly rage-inducing? That's exactly what we explore in this hilarious and surprisingly insightful conversation with comedian and actress Pamela Walt. The discussion kicks off with our discovery that ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) is deeply divisive – with only about 30% of people actually experiencing the intended calming,...
Eo. 118 Why we notice each other Flaws/ Guest Comedian Jeanne Whitney
Sex, Drugs and Skincare
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Eo. 118 Why we notice each other Flaws/ Guest Comedian Jeanne Whitney
Send us a text Why do we secretly feel relieved when we spot a flaw in someone beautiful? In this candid conversation, host Nicky Davis Jr. welcomes comedian Jeanne Whitney to explore the fascinating psychology behind what they call "Pretty Petty" – the tendency women have to notice and sometimes find comfort in other women's imperfections. The conversation takes a deep dive into learned behaviors, with Nickt revealing how she internalized her mother's habit of immediately spotting flaws in ...
Sex, Drugs and Skincare
Send us a text Ever wondered why some people are obsessed with watching skincare videos or listening to whispered voices while others find these same sounds utterly rage-inducing? That's exactly what we explore in this hilarious and surprisingly insightful conversation with comedian and actress Pamela Walt. The discussion kicks off with our discovery that ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) is deeply divisive – with only about 30% of people actually experiencing the intended calming,...
