Episode 5 finally talks about the subject that has been on the tip of Chanie and Sharney's tongues since Boot the Ute began...SEX. From the vault to the clit (and the tailbone in-between), we discuss all things pleasure and pain whilst Chanie asks Sharney the hard questions such as; If you do it once, can you do it again? What is Dysorgasmia? And most importantly, is Doogie Howser a real Doctor?

TW: We allude to sexual trauma in general for a hot second, but no actual details are disclosed and it is a safe listen.

Sexual Healing Here We Cum! Let's get it on and talk about it, shoop shoopa doop ;)

ps. We are NOT doctors.

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Stay Tuned for Episode 6 - where we begin a new era of discussions with very special (and sometimes professional) guests.

This podcast was recorded in Naarm (Melbourne) on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. Sovereignty was never ceded.

Sharney & Chanie talk about what to expect on the recovery side of things post-hysterectomy, right before Chanie goes under the knife. This one's a pearler of wisdom, fact-checked from a handy (decades-old) document provided by the hospital.

Citations and Transcript available here

This podcast was recorded in Naarm (Melbourne) on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. Sovereignty was never ceded.

Chanie & Sharney talk about preparing for a hysterectomy surgical procedure! These two professional clowns have a lot to say about all things theatre. Surgical Theatre.

Citations and Transcript available here

This podcast was recorded in Naarm (Melbourne) on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. Sovereignty was never ceded.

Birthed from the brains and loins of Chanie & Sharney, episode one covers why the heck we both had to have our uteruses yoinked. A deep dive into the muff of hysterectomies, brought to you by two clowns named Sharnie.

Citations and Transcript available here

This podcast was recorded in Naarm (Melbourne) on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. Sovereignty was never ceded.