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EPISODE · Aug 11, 2016 · 28 MIN

Are the millennials douching?

from The Second Circle

Why doesn't the NHS want to pay for HIV prevention drugs? We find out. Plus, we discuss the recent sexism row at Saatchi & Saatchi and the report that millennials are having less sex, before throwing around some questions about douching, rough sex and threesomes. LINKS HIV campaigners win NHS drug battle …and the Daily Mail’s reaction to it. Franki also blogged about this on our sister site Francesca Da Rimini. Read my post HERE. Women in advertising reveal rampant sexism and macho culture after a chairman resigns …and a response in the Telegraph saying he shouldn’t have stepped down. Millennials are having way less sex than their parents The Second Circle is the podcast that takes sex seriously. Created and hosted by freelance journalist Franki Cookney (with help from her husband Rob) it seeks to make sex a subject we engage with as fully, openly and enthusiastically as we do with politics, art, fitness, food and fashion. To get in touch tweet @secondcirclepod or email [email protected]. If you enjoyed this episode why not buy me a coffee? Support the Show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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