EPISODE · Sep 14, 2016 · 56 MIN
Whormones Podcast ep58- First Comes Everything with Kyle Ayers
from The Whormones Podcast · host Alia Janine & Jaqi Furback
This week we chatted with Kyle Ayers. While Kyle first got noticed for live tweeting a breakup (#rooftopbreakup got on CNN!), he is most notable for his show "First Comes Love," which is an homage to those awkward scenes in porn before they get to the sex (catch it at a comedy festival near you). A mention of Neil Degrasse Tyson ruins everything (just like Neil). Alia confesses Japanime porn is the only kind she can watch & Jaqi brainstorms how to ruin it. We take time to appreciate Randy Quaid (@RandyRRQuaid) and his banana tweets. All that and 12 whole inches of Just the Tips, by Matt Fraction and Chip Zdarsky. Kyleayers.com Twitter @kyleayers Make sure you check out our new sponsor, Adult Empire and get 30% off: http://ow.ly/bkKh3024FRf Have any questions or topics that you would like us to answer, or discuss? Send us an email at- [email protected] Find us on Facebook (http://facebook.com/whormonespodcast) DM us on Twitter (http://twitter.com/WhormonePodcast) Please subscribe and rate/review us on… i Tunes: http://ow.ly/9rtD3024G6z Stitcher: http://ow.ly/P9RA3024GnP Spreaker: http://ow.ly/Npe63024Gi8 TuneIn: http://ow.ly/Eg3V3024GtO Soundcloud: http://ow.ly/CGnJ3024GuD Google Play: http://ow.ly/tZVk3024GGh Don’t forget you can also find us on our awesome network, The Misfits Podcast Network! About the Whormones Podcast The Whormones podcast is an anti-feminist, feminist podcast where two completely different points of view of sexuality, feminism, and life are discussed. The politically incorrect humor and witty banter featuring Alia Janine’s wilder and more sexually experienced interpretations, and Jaqi Furback’s biting and more conservative demeanor makes these two the modern day odd couple.
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