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Things You Can't Talk About on TV

By: Dr Ginni Mansberg, Shelly Horton
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  • Summary

  • Things You Can't Talk About On TV discusses embarrassing medical issues... in detail. Intimate, hilarious, descriptive yet completely factual detail.

    GP Dr Ginni Mansberg and over-sharing journalist Shelly Horton want to remove the shame and secrecy around taboo health topics. They discuss the health questions you just don't want clogging up your internet search history, and use the latest medical research and expert knowledge to get you the answers. Even when they're not the answers you want.

    From farts to strange smells, curious discharges to weird sex questions, Dr Ginni Mansberg and Shelly Horton discuss medical issues that would make a middle-aged male breakfast TV host blush.

    The following podcast is rated F for frank, funky, and factual. It is not for the faint-hearted. We suggest you don't play this with kids in the car unless you're ready for some really awkward conversations.

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Episodes
  • Ep. 1: Farts

    Ep. 1: Farts
    Feb 25 2020

    What is a normal amount of farting? Why do some farts smell worse than others? Is there a link between bloating and bowel gas? What are the top tips to fart less and make them less stinky?
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    20 mins
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  • Ep. 2: Periods

    Ep. 2: Periods
    Feb 25 2020

    How much blood do you lose in a period? Does the colour matter? Can you have sex during your period? How long can you wear a tampon for? What happens if you lose a tampon?
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    21 mins
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  • Ep. 3: Semen

    Ep. 3: Semen
    Feb 25 2020

    What is a normal volume and colour for semen? How do you improve the taste? Can you be allergic to semen? STIs and other things in semen.
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    20 mins
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Fabulous!

I laughed out loud during every episode. Shelly and Ginny are hilarious. They have such a great rapport. They taught me more about farts and other embarrassing bodily functions than I ever thought I needed to know. Bring on season 2!

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funny and interesting

great dynamic of the two presenters. guaranteed to learn something and laugh out loud. can't wait for the next series.

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exceptional

loved it..laughed out loud a lot.my first podcast ever while on hospital isolation airborne precautions

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worth listening to

this was enjoyable and entertaining. Hopefully they make more. A fresh take on taboo issues.

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Funny and interesting

Omg really enjoyed the Travel episode how can something be so funny and interesting at the same time.

With each episode a different subject this series really is ideal.

These two keep it honest and real
Love it

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Funny, interesting and smart!!!

This is SO SO good! I laughed till I cried and also learnt a hell of a lot too! Shelly and Ginni are a perfect combo and love all the other people and experts that get brought in to speak too, and the real stories and examples, it's so witty!

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Exactly what we SHOULD be talking about!

Informative and entertaining- this podcast is unlike any other I've listened to. The chemistry between Dr Ginni and Shelly is AMAZING- even if the topics aren't for you, every episode will have you laughing out loud (and isn't that the medicine). Just wish there was more content like this- honest but not taking itself too seriously. Love. Love. Love!

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Truly fabulous!

This was an excellent first series! Informative, funny and helping to break the barriers about things we should be talking about... can’t wait for season 2! Word of advice though.... don’t listen to this anywhere too public via headphones unless you want people to stare at you cause you will laugh out loud!

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OMG Awesome Podcast

This podcast not only had me in stitches with laughter most of the time but I actually learnt new things along the way and there were diffinetly questions I would never of been game to ask in real life 😂 I can't wait for season 2!

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Fabulous

Great podcast....love Ginni and Shelley.....great sense of humor....certainly worth a listen even if you think you know everything just listen for a good laugh.

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