In Bed with Susie Bright 636: Lewdness at Port Authority and Sex Tips from Real Victorians

By: Susie Bright

Narrated by: Susie Bright

Length: 32 mins

Publisher's summary

The bathrooms at New York City's Port Authority Bus Terminal are the site of some questionable behavior - not by the public, but by undercover cops. Bewildered, innocent men are challenging many recent arrests for lewd behavior. A New York Times article found that the plain-clothes officers have been busting men at the urinals for indecent exposure. Susie reads from the story, which may make you guys rethink using the urinal - and maybe head for a stall instead.

Next, those quaint Victorian people, with their just-so manners, were not as prudish as you may think. Susie reads from an AlterNet article that lists 15 of the most bizarre sex tips of the Victorian era. Books written in the 1850s suggested that eating bland foods would prevent masturbation urges and claimed that flirting would lead to disease. Then there was the cherished idea that riding a horse after sex would prevent pregnancy.

Finally, in our "What's New on Audible" segment, Susie has a sample from a thriller to share, in honor of Halloween, when all things ghoulish are in order. The Killing Game: Selected Writings by the Author of Dark Alliance is by journalist Gary Webb, who wrote about the CIA during the Iran Contra scandal. This audiobook highlights investigative journalism and all the creepy stuff found along the path to uncovering the story.

Have a question or news story for Susie? You can send your confidential queries and comments to [e-mail]. [Episode 636, October 31, 2014]

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