Show Notes
In Steph and Laura's catch up today, the topic of vibrators of course comes up once again (wouldn't be a Monday episode without it), and we find out one of the girls may not be washing hers after each use. Is this normal? Let us know in our @kicpod DMs on insta!
On another sex-related note, Laura's husband Dalton has something called sexomnia, where he's trying to get some in the middle of the night while he's asleep - so what does Laura do when he tries this?
Also, today is a sad episode as a member of our KICPOD team finishes up with us 😭 It's Mandy's last day, and she has something important to share with the Kic community.
SPECIAL SHARES:
Steph – Free People, clothing label
Laura – Fair Play, film on Netflix
Extra – Laura Henshaw interviewing David Beckham
Kic UPDATE:
We have 5 new strength Masterclasses dropping today with our amazing trainer Sami! If you haven't already joined Kic, enjoy a 7 day free trial when you sign up today.
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Laura Henshaw: @laura.henshaw on Instagram & Tiktok
Producer Mandy: @amanda.catalano on Instagram & Tiktok See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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