Confessions and Curiosities

Paul shares a candid reflection on his early encounters with sexuality, revealing how a Catholic upbringing instilled a deep sense of guilt. The conversation dives into the influence of underground comics and magazines on their understanding of sex, highlighting the contrast between their childhood experiences and the more sanitized portrayals of sexuality in later years. Both explore the complex relationship between curiosity and shame, painting a vivid picture of their formative years.

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Episode 795 - Paul Rust / Dax Shepard
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Confessions and Curiosities

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WTF with Marc Maron Podcast

Episode 795 - Paul Rust / Dax Shepard

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