I have a super special guest this episode, she’s not my kid but we share some DNA. Nurse practitioner and my baby sister, Rebecca Rennert dishes with me in this ep on ADHD and how “bossy” is something we’ve never heard about boys. According to legend, the champagne coupe glass was famously modeled on the French Queen Marie Antoinette’s breast, but is it true? We’re gushing over Supermodel Kate Moss’s boob… shaped champagne glass inspired by the ill-fated queen and getting a health care provider’s thoughts on the rise of reductions as reported in the news.

TAKE A LOAD OFF! Getting something off your chest can be such a relief but when it is a physical weight lifted, the process can be life changing. Breast reductions are an involved process and often misunderstood. In this episode, professional costumer and former ballerina Virginia Belt shares her journey through life with large breasts, breast reduction, menopause, and what she wishes she had known.

What is the deal with CLOTHES? Is it too much to ask for clothes that fit well? Off the rack? Professional costumer and member of the Busty Club, Guest co-host Virginia Belt, explains what’s up with the size and fit of garments designed for people with chests and vents about how we got to this point where shopping and trying to dress our chests just isn’t any fun. Then, a TitBits Quiz to see what this former ballerina turned costumer and women’s soccer supporter knows about the sports bra.

Bionic Breasts? Oh yeah. A quick peek at the Bionic Breast Project with Boobs in the News on how cutting edge neuroprosthetic technology may be changing the experience of sensation after mastectomies. Fun Bag History takes us back to an early breast augmentation technique and how that turned out. Our guest co-host is professional costumer and retired ballerina, philanthropist, and the proprietor of Purple Door Studios, Virginia Belt.

It’s the tits! How do you know if you need a bra or not? Can’t figure it out? (hint: do you WANT to wear one?) Ann Landers suggested The Pencil Test back in 1971 as a way of determining if you should wear a bra and it came back in 2016 as a viral trend. Why this was ever a thing and what we think of it now. Then flashing us back to Nazis, a few doctors, and some of the history of the chest procedure that has saved lives. Beth Woolsey returns to join Jessica for lots of laughs and real talk about life with a chest.

Timmie Jean Lindsay just wanted to remove the tattoo her ex had talked her into getting on her chest so how did she end up with breast implants too? The first woman to ever receive silicone implants wasn’t even looking to augment her chest. Beth Woolsey joins For Tits and Giggles for the first time ever as a guest co-host in this look back at the history of breast augmentation surgery with silicone implants.

This episode of For Tits and Giggles is a scream… we’re going to have fun and, ugh, we’re going to hear a bit of horror. Guest co-host Diane Englert shares the story for this episode and it is one that many can only imagine and yet far too many can relate to. A real life fear most with chest mounds are haunted by and too many have lived through.

***Please listen with caution, this episode contains conversation about sexual assault and sexual harrassment.***

So the drama! We’re nippin’ in a bit to the world of Hollywood, theater, and some drama. Spilling the tea on some famous heaving regency bosoms, zooming in on the Shakespeare connection with human milk, and a TitBits quiz on famous quotes on chests. Joining Jessica for this episode today is Diane Englert, actress, writer, and voice actor.