Episode description
Episode description
In our third annual Valentine’s episode, we talk about spectrophilia (ghost lovin’!) and ancient fertility (Editor’s Note: This episode is insane!). First, Cody shares two stories of women who fell in love (and had mega sex) with ghosts. One of them even joined the spectral mile high club. Then, Chris gives the history of Kokopelli, a popular Native American god, who is actually the god of fertility (and is often associated with a huge...um....flute). Next, Cody gives a series of steps on how to properly lure a ghost for sexy fun time. Chris finishes us off with some crazy stories of fertility and sex in ancient Egypt. Creep of the Week is a Valentine’s story about a loving stalker (ew). Drinks are Cupid’s Arrow and Moon Juice IPA.Advisory: 0:00s - 0:13s
Intro Music: 0:13s - 0:34s
Topic: 0:34s - 3:47s
Drinks: 3:47s - 5:33s
History: 5:33s - 11:38s
Sion and Amethyst Realm: 11:38s - 19:47s
Kokopelli: 19:47s - 24:22s
Ghost Sex 101: 24:22s - 29:28s
Ancient Egyptian Sex: 29:28s - 34:39s
Debunk: 34:39s - 37:39s
Believer: 37:39s - 40:24s
Creep of the Week: 40:24s - 43:00s
Signoffs: 43:00s - 44:17s
Outro Music: 44:17s - 44:31s
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Links-
History
https://booktrib.com/2016/04/a-readers-guide-to-erotica-the-history-and-what-novels-were-loving-now/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erotic_literature
Sion and Amethyst Realm
https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/6973268/women-sex-with-spirits-ghosts/
https://www.ns-fw.com/nsfwarchive/women-who-claim-theyve-slept-with-ghosts
Kokopelli-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kokopelli
https://www.topsecretwriters.com/2011/01/the-kokopelli-legend-of-ancient-anasazi/
Ghost Sex 101
https://www.buzzfeed.com/katieheaney/we-tried-to-have-sex-with-ghosts-and-heres-what-happened
Egypt-
https://h2g2.com/entry/A672275
https://culturacolectiva.com/history/sexuality-ancient-egypt
https://face2faceafrica.com/article/the-sacred-mystery-of-public-masturbation-ceremonies-in-ancient-egypt