Today, we talk sex after pregnancy—the not-so-sexy sequel. We’re diving into the chaotic mess that is post-baby intimacy. From the very, very dry truth of the postpartum hormonal maelstrom to ill-fated attempts to get sexy time away from the kids and in-laws, we’re covering all messy things. We salute the unsung heroes who are pelvic floor therapists…and KY Jelly. We also touch on werewolf sex, but we are not sure why.

So, if you’ve ever felt like your sex life was a lost cause after kids, grab a glass of wine...or lukewarm coffee that was hot 5 hours ago…and listen up. This one's for you.

Today, we talk about the gloriously weird, wildly inconsistent, and often hilariously unhelpful sex ed we got growing up. From purity rings to Pop Rocks, tampon confusion to Cosmo tips involving ice cubes and questionable wine pairings, we’re diving headfirst into the beautiful chaos of early sexual knowledge.

This is not your grandma’s sex ed (unless your grandma was really cool and into sentient vibrating objects—more on that later). So join us as we dream up what sex ed could be—less fear, more fun, and a whole lot of consent, curiosity, and valuing foreplay.

Let’s talk about sex, baby.

PS - This is our first ever episode, and the audio is a little...meh! Stick around until episode 4, and you will be rewarded for your loyalty with better audio and a visit from Sexy Satan Wielding a Vibrator, himself.

Welcome to the premiere of Good Girls, where hosts talk about why they launched this podcast and the "good girl" trope that’s got everyone hot and bothered. Kay, a former Catholic kid who thought premarital sex was a one-way ticket to Satan’s VIP list, dishes on her 20s epiphany: porn wasn’t a sin, it was a candy store! Her stint commentating on adult videos with a friend proved women need a shame-free zone to navigate their kinks—without landing on a shamrock-shaped pubes disaster. Co-host SJ, raised in a church that thought “feminist” was a four-letter word, shares how she flipped the bird at churchy patriarchy and found her voice through theology (while dodging confirmation class timeouts). Together, they skewer the "good girl" myth—purity culture’s lovechild that screws women over in boardrooms but is maybe wanted in the bedroom??? From the praise kink’s smutty reign to workplace slaps for speaking up, the hosts serve laughs, spice, and zero judgment (okay, a little judgement, but mostly aimed at the pastor that taught SJ's middle school "Christian Sex Ed" and the Disney execs who couldn't just let Elsa be out of the closet).