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Sarah goes to the mall with Rory on Easter Day. Plus, she compares exes to army buddies, explains how she came up with the name Sibby, and decides whether a decision someone made while tripping was considerate or selfish.

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Transcript

SPEAKERS

Sender 8, Sarah Silverman, Guy, Amy, Raya, Ingrid, Danielle, Matt, Speaker 1, Jesse, Suzanne

Sarah Silverman  01:03

Hey everybody, it’s your old pal, Sarah Silverman, ah, Rory and I went to the mall yesterday. He really needed jeans. I needed clothes too. I just never I, you know, we both needed some new clothes. So we decided to go to the mall because it was Easter, and the mall was open on Easter, so we just thought, oh my God, even though it’s a weekend, it will just have like, a smattering of Jews. But it was still pretty crowded. And also, malls are like, so the stores are so empty now, like, it’s like, how, you know how there’s like, more CVSS than ever, but if you go in, they’re like a third full with product. If you guys notice that it’s so fucked up and they gotta lock everything up, really gotta lock I have to fucking press a button for help to get a thing unlocked, to get moisturizer like, what the fuck Shouldn’t we be looking at? The real problem people can’t afford basic human needs in this country. Also, like, do you have to lock it up? Just like higher security you have, they already have security there at every CVS. Rory said it should just all be in vending machines. That makes sense. I don’t know it’s a mess, but it’s just like band aids on such a systemic problem in our country. You know, it’s like there’s a problem with people stealing? No, there’s a problem with people not being able to get basic human needs. All right, let’s take some calls.

 

Jesse  02:42

Hey, Sarah, it’s your best friend, Jesse from Indianapolis, Indiana. I have a very specific situational question for you. So my partner and I are going on two years of being together this month, and his ex is coming into town. It’s a very foundational relationship for him. He grew up in Florida, and they were high school sweethearts and went to prom together. So his ex is on the most recent season of Ru Paul’s drag race, and is touring and coming into town, and he’s going to see this ex with a friend of his also doesn’t like me very much. I completely trust my partner, and don’t think anything untoward would really happen, but it does kind of concern me, you know, he hasn’t seen this person a long time. Again, very foundational relationship to him. They’re going to be drinking. He’s going to be exposed to this person’s new von fame and seeing everyone in the club just fawn over them. And another thing that the club provides, of course, is a hotel room for their traveling RuPaul stars, of course, and I’m just wondering, is it appropriate for me to ask my partner not to go back to their hotel room after the show? Again, I completely trust my partner. I just with all the drinking with like catching up and being caught up in the moment with everything going on, I don’t know this other person, and I don’t completely trust them not to pull a move. What would you do? Thanks for everything you do. I love and appreciate. Create your show so much. You are a fabulous human being. Love you, bye.

 

Sarah Silverman  05:05

Thanks, doll. Um, few things here. I mean, the one thing that snagged me was that your partner’s friend that he’s going with doesn’t like you. Is that something you know for a fact? Or that’s an odd thing? And be curious about more about that. But if you trust your partner, you trust your partner, period. You don’t have to trust your partner’s ex. You trust your partner. I actually do think it is probably okay to say, go, have a blast, catch up, but please don’t go back to his hotel room. I think that would be like a bridge too far for me. Do you feel comfortable having that boundary? You know? I think that’s okay to ask. You know, if they’re having all their friends come back to their hotel room, which I doubt it’s they are, and what are the chances of that? They’ll go to the hotel lobby, maybe, or they’ll go to a bar, or they’ll go whatever, but, or they’ll just see them backstage at the event? You know? I mean, listen, I’m assuming you’re not invited to go with, I don’t know why you wouldn’t go with. You know, who made the decision that you’re not going with? Is that something that wouldn’t be fun for you? Is it, you know, listen, I think when an ex from a very formative relationship comes back, the dynamic tends to be not romantic, but like old army buddies, you know, childhood friends almost. You know, they they were in very formative years together. I don’t think it’s going to be like a sparked romance, but if that’s the worst case scenario, let it happen now and before. You’ve been together for years and years, but if you trust your partner, I wouldn’t think twice about it, and that trust goes a long way. That complete trust is going to mean something to him, you know, but I do think that that one boundary is okay to ask for and just really try to be aware of telling yourself horror stories, imagining what all the possible things that could happen does not help you at all. You’re making up stories to scare yourself. Don’t do it. When you find yourself doing it, oh god, that’s gonna happen. Then that’s gonna happen. You imagine, like, almost like the meet cute that they have, you know, I mean, they’re not just meeting, but, you know, the the reunion that they have, and how that could go, stop stop it. I mean, if you saw an ex that you are no longer in love with, your partner, would not need to be jealous, right? And I always kind of wonder if jealousy is when people are jealous, it’s because they are someone that would maybe cheat. Because I’m never jealous, and I have been cheated on, but it never occurs to me to be jealous, because in a million years, I wouldn’t cheat, so I can’t even relate to it, and I also just don’t want to live that way. I would not make this into an issue that it is. Not wait, did I just say a double negative? I’m watching Charles do the math. Don’t make it into an issue that it isn’t yeah, I think it is a double negative, but I think it makes sense. Yeah anyway, you know what I mean. Good luck. Let me know how it goes. What else?

 

Raya  08:47

Hi, Sarah. My name is Raya, and I’m calling from Maine, and I am desperately scouring the internet for any scraps of music from the bedwetter. I went and saw it last weekend, and basically cried through most of the whole thing, and you can’t listen to it anywhere, and I’m dying. I just keep singing these little clips, these like phrases in my head, the ones that I remember, like I couldn’t agree more, like all of that, and I couldn’t agree more.  I need it. The world needs it. So when are we going to be able to listen to it fully? That’s one question I have. And then another question I have is, are you going to have another run of it? Because, seriously, the world needs to see it. It’s so touching and funny, and the kids in it were just incredible. And I was really hoping I would see you at the show, but I kept thinking you’re probably out back. So anyway, you’re incredible. And thank you so much for the gift of that.

 

Sarah Silverman  09:59

Yeah, I got off the road, and the very next day, was there for the last night of rehearsal on the first two weeks of previews. So I was only there. If you were there, then thank you so much. And I know as so many people are asking for the soundtrack, and we, we don’t have one. You don’t typically, it’s very rare that an Off Broadway showed as a soundtrack. I think some did historically, but it’s very expensive, and so until a show is on Broadway, it doesn’t usually get to record a soundtrack. I have recordings of it, but I they are not for anyone’s ears but ours. And knock wood we are. We are supposed to go to Broadway a year from now, it’ll be so we’ll be in rehearsals, as far as I know, in winter, and it will be in the spring of 2026 then you’ll have a soundtrack. Then we but yeah, it’s frustrating not being able to share it, and unless you came and saw the show, and it’s run at the Atlantic or in DC, but in the spring, you’ll be able to see it, and you’ll be able to have a soundtrack for the bed butter. Thanks for calling in, and I’m glad it moved you. All right. What else?

 

Suzanne  11:18

Hi, Sarah, Suzanne here, calling from Ireland, I was just wondering how you came up with the name sibby for your dog. My mother, who unfortunately passed away last year, called herself sibby, when she was about to become a grandmother, she decided she didn’t want to be called granny or grandma or anything like that, so she decided she was going to be called Sibi and her grandkids and her kids. We all started calling her Sibi. Everybody just knew her as Sibi. Not sure how she came up with Sibi. Her actual name was Sylvia, so maybe it was some kind of derivative of that. But yeah, I’ve never heard the name Sibi except for your dog, so just wondering how you came up with it.

 

Sarah Silverman  12:00

I made it up. That’s so cool that your mother was called sibby. I guess it comes from silver Sylvia, what’s Libby? Libby is short for something too, like.

 

Amy  12:09

Elizabeth.

 

Sarah Silverman  12:10

Yeah, that’s Elizabeth so.

 

Amy  12:12

Or library.

 

Sarah Silverman  12:14

Or library, I’m going to the Libby. Um, yeah, I made up Sibi because she’s Mary’s sibling and she’s part Siberian Husky, it turns out. So it all kind of we were just sitting there coming up with names because the rescue is calling her ocean, and she didn’t seem to respond to it or know it, and we knew it just was not her name, you know. So I said it to Rory, I go, siby, you know. And we had come up with all these names, and he went, Yeah, and that was it. That was that. She was Sibi, and she, you know, that’s her name. She responds to it. And now I like that. It was, it was your mom’s name for grandma and whatever, and called her. That’s cool. I think it’s also maybe a nickname for Sybil. Because we were like, Is her name Sybil? And you call her Sibi? And I was like, I want to say yes, but no.

 

Ingrid  16:24

Hi, Sarah, it’s your best friend Ingrid in Sweden. I want to talk to you about my biological father. He died a few years ago, but I’m still really struggling with the fact that I have 50% of his DNA inside me, because it turns out I’m the youngest of three sisters and my mother and myself and my oldest sister, we found out that piece of shit who was a secret alcoholic, had been raping our dear sister, Jennifer, the middle sister, from when she was two years old until she was 16, and she was quiet and never said a word, until she was an adult and diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and locked away in a mental institution where She’s been, where she still is 50 years later. So, um, I just want to know what you think about what I can do to like let this go, because I really hate that. I have to live with him inside of me in every cell of me. So what do I do? Sarah, I really want to know what you think, thanks.

 

Sarah Silverman  19:13

Ingrid, I’m so sorry that’s heavy shit. This is obviously above my pay grade, but I do know that there are listeners that will, they will know how to help you, and they will call in after this errors and have smarter thoughts for you than me. I did pause here and read about it a little bit. And there are myriad groups for adult victims of sexual of child sexual assault, grown victims of child sexual assault. And there are groups for parents of children who were sexually assaulted, though neither. Of those are directly what you need. I think that those would be safe spaces for you to be in those groups, tell your story and get support from those who are in the same situation as your sister. Very interestingly, there is, like you a desire. I’m assuming you would be interested in this. This is what I want for you. But there is, there is a desire for a group, for siblings of family members of child sexual assault victims. And there doesn’t seem to be one, but there is definitely a need for this. There is a need for like an Al Anon of sexual assault, the Al Anon version of which Al Anon is AA for relatives of alcoholics who have who are wildly affected by an alcoholic in their family, because your whole life is dictated by their moods, you know, etc. There is a need for this exact area, for this, you know, siblings of victims of sexual assault. Maybe you can start that, you know, maybe you can start it on Zoom or something, get it just get something going. You know, there are people out there in your situation. Take comfort in that, even though it’s also terrible news. I mean, you know to start something out of a need you have that you see is a need other people have, too could be a great thing in itself, you know, and very healing, not just for you, but for other people in this situation. You know, obviously enlisting a therapist in this field would be ideal as well, but if you even just start with a group, but know that you are not alone, even though this feels like something very unique, and also finding out it’s not as unique as you thought. Is, of course, both comforting and horrifying. But I do think that oftentimes people heal better together, and maybe this is the start of a new chapter of healing for you and a whole community of people you know my both of my parents. I think one thing that really brought my parents together when they were married, and even beyond as being very close friends, is that they were both the older of two siblings, and they were both the only ones of those two siblings that were abused by a parent, and as hard as that was for my parents to be the abused sibling, solely the only abused sibling, and their their younger sibling untouched. For the younger sibling, that’s also very hard. It’s also immense guilt, an immense, you know, maybe like survivors guilt and and all that shit. You know, there’s a lot of stuff there, obviously. So I get it, one thing I do know Ingrid is that you are not your father, you are not your father, you aren’t I promise you, you might have the same hair color, you might have the same eyes, but you do not have to carry this burden, and you do not have to be alone in it. I’m so sorry, I’m so sorry, and I’m so angry on your behalf, but please do not carry this burden. Let go of him. He’s gone. Listen, we’re all related to men, so chances are somewhere down the line, we’re related to monsters. Women can be monsters too. My mother’s mother was her abuser. Hashtag, not all men. All right. Good luck. Let me know what happens.

 

Amy  24:20

And another resource that might be helpful the podcast we’d talked about the Giselle Pelico case, and her daughter, Caroline Daria has actually just come out with a memoir about her experience as a potentially abused daughter called I’ll never call him dad again. So that might be a helpful resource.

 

Sarah Silverman  24:40

That sounds like an amazing resource. And if you find people talking about it online, you might find someone who can relate. Yeah, that’s a great idea. That’s going to be an interesting book for you to read. I mean, you know, might not be a beach read. Might not. Feel like a summer read, but that sounds like a god, I want to read that. That sounds amazing, and for better or for worse, right up your alley. Thank you for that. Isabella and what else?

 

Guy  25:16

Hey, Sarah, it’s your best friend Guy and I am a big fan. I really appreciate everything you do and say on the podcast and in general. And yes, I’m going to focus on my question. I have a loving relationship for the past two years and few months with a guy, and we have two main issues in our relationship. One of them is that he has more of an urge for sexual stuff than sometimes it’s really an issue. And the other one is that I sometimes suffer from depression for a few days. I’m taking SSRIs and like, going to therapy and dealing with it, but every once in a while, he’s like, yeah. He like, can’t take it anymore. He breaks up with me. And it already happened three times, and now we started a couples therapy.

 

Sarah Silverman  26:18

Oh, good.

 

Guy  26:19

The second one, actually the first couples therapy was really bad a year ago. Anyway, yeah, I don’t know. I’m worried. It’s like, if someone like I asked chatgpt, and he said, If someone breaks up with you three times, you should really get the hint. He’s my my words, but, but like, that was the gist. What would you do? I wonder.

 

Sarah Silverman  26:46

Well, it’s it’s Thanks for calling i It’s certainly not a very safe feeling to be with someone who breaks up with you and gets back together with you repeatedly, it’s just not, you know, and sexually, that’s that may also be the case for me. I need to feel safe to be able to to want to have sex, you know, I have to feel safe. Whatever that means, like, not, you know what I mean, not like physically safe, but safe, emotionally safe in this connection. And if I don’t, it’s I don’t, then I have a hard time being that vulnerable. And sex is vulnerable. So ask yourself, what situation is best for you when you are wanting sex and and if you can share that with your partner, they can kind of look to set that situation up. You know, for you that said, Listen, if he wants to have sex and you don’t want to have sex at any given time. He can jerk off. He can masturbate. That’s sex. And then he’ll come, and then he’ll he’ll not need sex from you anymore. You know, like that. Pressure should not be on anyone. Like that doesn’t help you feel sexual pressure. Pressure doesn’t help anyone feel sexual so, you know, let’s deal with one thing at a time. But like, this may not be the one for you. It doesn’t feel like you feel safe in this relationship. He’s certainly not doing things that spell out. Hey, you’re safe. Your heart is safe with me, you know, why do you want to stay in this relationship? That’s certainly something you should ask yourself, is the juice worth the squeeze here? Like breaking up shouldn’t be a threat. It should be something you do when you’re done with a relationship, but I do think it’s a very good sign that even though couples therapy didn’t work for you, you’re both willing to try it again, because different couples therapists are different. You’re you might find the right one, you know, but um, it is great to have a witness to have a third person there, it can be very helpful, but you do have to be open. You’ve got to really try to not have your defenses up. So does he obviously, but good luck, and don’t be afraid of moving on either. You know, I know I’m a broken record. Your own best friend. I love hanging out with this guy, and I’m pointing to myself right now. Just promise me you won’t stay in a destructive relationship, a relationship that does not serve you, a relationship that does not make your life happier. Than it is without him. If it’s not those things, move on, maybe you’re the one to move on. But good luck. I mean, it turns out what else?

 

Matt  30:12

Hi, Sarah. It’s your best friend Matt from the greater Philadelphia area. Hey, first I want to thank you for inspiring me to approach people I disagree with with more compassion and empathy. I appreciate that from you, and I want you to know that every time I listen to the podcast, literally every time I lip sync the part where you go, hey, I don’t actually say it. Let me do it with my face, why you say it? And I guess I’m supposed to have a question, what is your favorite color and stop? Has it ever changed? And what’s in your life and what might have led to that change? Okay, thanks for the best.

 

Sarah Silverman  30:56

Matt from Philadelphia. I really appreciate your call. But I do have to say, you know, they say the dumbest question is the one you don’t ask. But I have to disagree here, um, I’d say, what’s your favorite color is probably the dumbest? Yeah, that said I don’t have one because I’m not seven. No, that’s not a very nice open thing to say. Sarah, no, I will say I was super down on all shades of blue for a while, like two years, and I am recently back to liking it again. I think that’s the max amount of time to give this very dumb question.

 

Danielle  34:34

Hi, Sarah, my name is Danielle. I thought about you the other day while I was giving my boyfriend head so I had to call in and get your opinion on this. We were in a really quiet room, and I couldn’t stand the sounds that my mouth was making while I was doing this, so I had to pause and ask him to play some music or a podcast, just any podcast, because it was so distracting to me. And then my next thought was, I wonder if Sarah has this issue with her misophonia when she’s giving head. And that made me giggle. So I was just wondering if you have to have on some music or TV or some background noise when you’re giving head. Um, I love you so much, bye.

 

Sarah Silverman  36:47

I like the fact that she asked for music or a podcast, like listening to the daily well, like sucking her boyfriend’s cock. I do like music. I do like we have like different mixes we put on and really like it. We’ve been on a Hamilton lighthouser whilst making love. Jag, also the National excellent smog. Bill Callahan, excellent for me. I like during sexual interactions. I totally see how you would think my misophonia would be triggered by that sound. It probably will be now that you’ve put it in my head. But I think also because I only can really enjoy having sex when I am not carrying like stress in my body, you know, and and if I don’t have like stress in my body, I don’t get hair trigger, like misophonia from sounds also like that sound that you’re talking about when you’re like, sucking on a penis. I don’t know what the right way to say this giving a blow job. It is disgusting, and yet I feel that it is extremely pleasing sound for your partner. And focusing on that makes it like, Okay? I think he likes this, like disgusting Slurpee mouth noises, but, um, yeah, music helps. I’m making it so bad, Charles. Charles is, like, never gonna have sex again. Yeah, there you go. I like to listen to some music, maybe a law and order, but a podcast.

 

Sender 8  38:39

Hey, Sarah, I’m calling asking advice for a friend on a dilemma that happened. So her and her partner went to a show, and they were on substances, and so she saw on her partner’s phone that a family member passed away, and decided to turn off his phone and hide it so he wouldn’t have a bad trip. She was worried about it, yeah, so he finds out later it’s really mad. Says uncalled for. Posts on Facebook about it. Really mad. Now she’s really sad about it. Posted on Facebook about it. To me, I would have wanted her to do that for me, because I know myself, but other people say otherwise. What do you think about this? Thank you.

 

Sarah Silverman  39:32

I’m struck by him posting angrily on Facebook about it something his partner did that’s like, just so odd to me. That’s so red flag ish to me. I mean, look, it sounds like she was doing this 100% for him. I mean, listen, all she could do is make the best decision she could, knowing that if she involved him in the decision and he didn’t want to have known about it, it will. Would have been too late. She was also on substances, so have a fucking little grace dude that said, maybe you can ask her if any part of that decision, if any part of it was for her own trip. And by the way, that’s okay. You know, like, maybe she was like, I can’t deal with this on drugs. I do think it was thinking of him, but if any part of it was also for her own joy and existence, what she can do is apologize for that piece of it, that way she can come to the table and just go like I was trying to help you. I was trying to make a decision that I had to make on my own without you, and I made the wrong one. Apparently, you know, I mean, there was also a world I’m sure she imagined, where she shows him the text, or, you know, and he goes, why are you doing this now I’m on fucking LSD or whatever. You know, like she could only make the best decision she can make. But if she, if there is a piece of her that admits it may have been for her own survival as well. She can at least bring that to the table and say, I’m sorry for my part in this. I really tried to do what was best for both of us, and the fact that it wasn’t the case is something that I’m sorry for, but there was just no way of me to know what the right choice was for you. But like, I don’t know if this guy is a guy who’s like, now posting on Facebook that his girlfriend did this. Like, I don’t know if I was that girlfriend. I would run for Z hills, as Howard Stern says, I don’t know how close the person is who died, you know, like, if it was like, someone really close, like his immediate family, I totally get it. But also, like, I don’t know, he may have felt a feeling of violation. I can understand that could be the case. But like, two things can be true. He could feel like, oh, my God, I didn’t know that this happened when it happened because of you that said he could have looked on it. He could have seen it on his phone. She just turned her phone off, which, by the way, if you’re tripping, turn your phone off. Nothing more, no better advice, turn your phone off. Power it off. Do not be on your phone tripping. That’s just a recipe for disaster. Anyway, he found out after she can apologize for her piece in it, and he should have some grace and find some some understanding in his heart of the position she was in. But anyway, I don’t know the posting thing is gross to me. I don’t know if I like this guy, but good luck, and hope it all works out for them in whatever, however that looks like, what else?

 

Speaker 1  43:16

Hi, Sarah. I just wanted to leave a comment about the caller who was talking about grief and remembering a friend who had passed away. I am a physician who treats a lot of the elderly and often asks them what their social situation is regarding a husband or wife or children. So I often get the response that, oh, I had three children, but one passed away, or, Oh, my husband has passed away, and I’ll naturally say, Oh, I’m so sorry. And I always thought that that was kind of a strange response because I didn’t know the person. I mean, I’m sorry. They’ve had to go through grief, but we all have to, but I think it serves the purpose of letting that person take a moment in their day to remember that person that they lost, and to appreciate that other people know how important that relationship was to them, so after listening to that caller, I kind of felt like this kind of automatic pattern of speech where you say, oh, I’m so sorry, is not quite as meaningless as I once thought it was. Anyways, I just wanted to comment on that. There’s always a time to remember the ones we’ve lost. Have a great day, bye.

 

Sarah Silverman  44:37

It’s so true, and it’s interesting hearing you talk and hearing your process. And as a doctor, you’re very clinical and kind of science based, and that you came to that conclusion almost like a like a scientific experiment, which I love, and it is very surprising. Amazing to people, and I think maybe men more than women. I will say what I need from Rory and what I was getting were not the same for a little while, when I’m in distress or I have a problem or this or that, and we talked about it, and he would always want to fix well, did you do this? Did you do this? Are you gonna do this? And that’s not what I need in that moment. What I need in that moment is I’m so sorry or, oh baby, that sucks. And when I told him that he started doing it so he would go, instead of trying to fix it and getting very well, did you do this? He learned, and he goes, oh, baby, I’m sorry. Is there anything I can do that? Was it? He I said, that’s, that’s everything I needed. And he said, but that was so easy. I go, yeah, what I need isn’t harder than what you’ve been doing. It’s way easier. I just need you to literally say, oh, fuck, that sucks. Is there anything I can do? And that’s all I need. And by the way, it’s so much. It gives me so much more than you listing what I should have done or what I need to do, I don’t need that. I can figure out problems very well, and if I do need help with that, I’ll ask you. But when I am just expressing feelings, I don’t need a fix. I need someone just loving me anyway, just saying, oh, fuck, is there anything I can do? And even if you say it because I told you to say it, it’s like all I need. And he’s been doing it, and it’s amazing, and it’s kind of great for both of us, because it alleviates what his knee jerk reaction to do is fix and being able to let go of that has been great for him too. Everybody wins anyway, thank you for calling in.

 

Sarah Silverman  47:11

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