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Let’s Talk about Sex- EP # 26

Let’s Talk about Sex- EP # 26

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 ¿Quién nos enseñó sobre sexo queer? (Spoiler: casi nadie.) In this juicy episode, tus comadres favoritas—César, José Richard aka Nalgona, y Ana Sheila—dive into all the stuff we should’ve learned but had to figure out en las calles, en el internet, o en el chisme. We unpack where we learned about sex (if at all), the role of queer media in our sexual coming-of-age, and what we’ve taught—or wish we’d been taught—about consent, pleasure, hygiene, and queerness. Plus: In our Mete o Saca segment, we share what we’re letting go and what we’re inviting in. So grab your paleta and tell us: ¿qué estás metiendo o sacando tú? Raw, real, and picante como tamarindo con chamoy—this one’s for every paletita who’s still unlearning shame and reclaiming pleasure. —--------------------- Las Paleteras is a spicy, energetic, and mindful podcast hosted by Los Angeles based queer Latinx artists Cesar Camacho, Ana Sheila, and Jose Richard Aviles alias Nalgona. They are challenging systems, the status quo, and themselves, pero siempre con cariño! Join them for a podcast that's like a Paleta para tus oidos - joyful, vibrant, y bien sabrosa. Las Paleteras is produced by Joel Ruiz and Elpidio Perez along with the hosts. Editorial support from Augusto Martinez, Music by Cinthya Morado and Ingrid Guijarro and additional visual support from Chavelita. Special thanks to our friends at mitú and Sonoro Media for distribution and production support. Follow Las Paleteras on Social: Instagram: @laspaleteraspodcast Tik Tok: @laspaleteraspodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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