Chris Duffy

I had such a great time talking to her on our show a few years ago, and it was an honor to get to be on her show recently.

In every episode, you will meet people rethinking sex, health, identity, and relationships.

It's an honest show, it's an eye-opening show, and it's a show that leaves you with a lot to think about.

So check out Embodied wherever you're listening to this right now.

If you love How to Be a Better Human, I think you will also love Embodied.

It is one of my favorite shows, and it is a show that also just won a big podcasting award for the best wellness and relationships podcast.

And we are back.

For me personally, when I left my job as a teacher and when I was leaving the fifth grade classroom and I was going to start trying to make a living in comedy and radio and podcasting and all of that, it felt so much before I did it like I was about to jump off a cliff.

Each week, host Anita Rao explores under-discussed aspects of the human experience.

Think brains, bodies, identity, and more.

For example, how do you raise boys in an age of impossible masculinity?

Or what is it like to make your living as a sugar baby?

Like I'm going to make this giant leap.

I think Anita is one of the greatest interviewers working today.

I'm going to leave college.

I had such a great time talking to her on our show a few years ago, and it was an honor to get to be on her show recently.

A really stable, predictable, reliable job.

And I'm going to do something that is very uncertain where I have no idea if I'll be able to make enough money.

In every episode, you will meet people rethinking sex, health, identity, and relationships.

I have certainly no idea if I'll be able to continue this career for five or 10 years.