Sultry Samwaad with Pallavi Barnwal

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Sultry Samwaad with Pallavi Barnwal

By: Arundhati Chauhan
Narrated by: Pallavi Barnwal
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Dive into the captivating "Audible Original" podcast Sultry Samwaad With Pallavi Barnwal, where host Pallavi Barnwal fearlessly explores the intricacies of love, desire, and relationships. With candid conversations and expert insights, each episode delves into a variety of intimate topics, from reigniting old flames with ex-partners to the complexities of polyamory and the portrayal of sex in Bollywood. Through engaging interviews, insightful discussions, and a touch of humor, Pallavi navigates uncharted territories, challenges societal norms, and empowers listeners to embrace open conversations about sexual wellness and intimacy. Tune in to discover a world of sensuality, connection, and self-discovery.

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Episodes
  • Episode 1: Should You Have Sex with the Ex?

    Episode 1: Should You Have Sex with the Ex?
    Feb 8 2024
    Host Pallavi Barnwal dives into the intriguing world of reigniting old flames with ex-partners. Sharing relatable scenarios and expert insights, Pallavi navigates the sensual nostalgia that draws us to exes. She interviews Sanya and Veer, who candidly discuss their journey of reviving a past romance, shedding light on the complexities of emotions and communication. The episode also features an Uncensored Segment, where Pallavi delves into self-pleasure and the role of vibrators in enhancing sexual wellness.
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    20 mins
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  • Episode 2: Why Are Bollywood Sex Scenes So Bad?

    Episode 2: Why Are Bollywood Sex Scenes So Bad?
    Feb 8 2024
    Join host Pallavi Barnwal in a candid exploration of Bollywood's fumbled attempts at depicting sex on screen. With a sarcastic tone, Pallavi scrutinizes the industry's history of coy glances and awkward metaphors, discussing how explicit scenes have been misused for shock value. Featuring an insightful interview with film studies enthusiast Priya, the episode uncovers the challenges of portraying sex, the impact of censorship laws, and the industry's evolving attitudes. From suggestive lyrics to explicit depictions, Pallavi and Priya dissect Bollywood's journey in exploring sensuality while advocating for responsible storytelling.
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    21 mins
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  • Episode 3: Polyamory and Group Sex!

    Episode 3: Polyamory and Group Sex!
    Feb 8 2024
    Dive into a world of unconventional relationships as Sultry Samwaad with Pallavi Barnwal delves deep into the realm of polyamory and multi-partner dynamics. In this episode, host Pallavi welcomes Nihira, Akash, and Sarika, a trio that defies conventional norms, sharing their unique experiences of love beyond boundaries. From chance online meetings to the complexities of emotional entanglements, the interview reveals the challenges and joys of navigating a multi-partner relationship. With candid discussions on bedroom dynamics, emotional literacy, and mutual respect, this episode redefines the notion of intimacy. Join us to explore the uncharted territories of the heart and discover the liberating power of consensual, multi-partner love.
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    19 mins
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