The Turn Me On family is growing, and Jeremie and Bryde are excited to be introducing a new team member, Anna, who has come on board to bring her incredible support and help us delve deeper into the fascinating world of sexuality research. Anna's arrival marks a new chapter for the podcast, infusing the show with fresh energy and enthusiasm. After some Anna love bombs, the hosts dive into the sex lives of bugs. Digging into insect mating rituals, covering everything from seductive mating calls to the exchange of spermatophores (yum). Bryde and Jeremie explore the peculiar practices of feeding during mating, and even the ultimate sacrifice some insects make for reproduction.
Key Takeaways:
Chapters:
00:00
Introduction and Announcement
03:08
The Role of Anna in the Podcast
06:56
Exploring Bug Sex
08:40
Mating Calls and Musical Seduction
09:31
Spermatophore and Feeding During Mating
10:19
Fatal Attractions and Self-Sacrifice
16:52
The Pleasure Principle
21:26
Acknowledging the Listeners and Future Plans
22:23
Discussion on Valentine's Day Controversies
25:59
Conclusion and Call to Support the Podcast
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