Wendy Zukerman (Host)

At least, at least partly. Okay.

At least, at least partly. Okay.

So you had said, I think there's something else there, right?

So you had said, I think there's something else there, right?

Something else has to be going on. I think so. And Annie, something else is going on. Ding, ding, ding, ding. After the break, we're going to look at this incredibly mysterious and misunderstood part of the body that some seem to say can transform this pee into a brand new sexy substance. Ooh, I love it. So if you're into the Powerpuff Girls, Chemical X is coming up after the break.

Something else has to be going on. I think so. And Annie, something else is going on. Ding, ding, ding, ding. After the break, we're going to look at this incredibly mysterious and misunderstood part of the body that some seem to say can transform this pee into a brand new sexy substance. Ooh, I love it. So if you're into the Powerpuff Girls, Chemical X is coming up after the break.

Welcome back today on the show, Squirting. We're here with comedian and squirting stan, Annie Letterman. We just learned that a lot of squirt lives in the bladder before it ends up on your bed, making it suspiciously seem like pee. Yes. But online and in this studio, you have heard folks say, no, no, no, it is not pee, and And the truth is that sometimes it's not just pee.

Welcome back today on the show, Squirting. We're here with comedian and squirting stan, Annie Letterman. We just learned that a lot of squirt lives in the bladder before it ends up on your bed, making it suspiciously seem like pee. Yes. But online and in this studio, you have heard folks say, no, no, no, it is not pee, and And the truth is that sometimes it's not just pee.

There is this curious chemical found in squirt that comes from an even curiouser part of the body. And to tell us all about it, I called up Professor Helen O'Connell.

There is this curious chemical found in squirt that comes from an even curiouser part of the body. And to tell us all about it, I called up Professor Helen O'Connell.

Helen and I kind of go way back. She's this pioneer when it comes to anatomy. So Helen was one of the first modern scientists to fully describe the clitoris. You know how now I hope everyone knows that the clitoris is way bigger than that little knob you see.

Helen and I kind of go way back. She's this pioneer when it comes to anatomy. So Helen was one of the first modern scientists to fully describe the clitoris. You know how now I hope everyone knows that the clitoris is way bigger than that little knob you see.

It's bigger than the red ball. Bigger than the red ball. And now... Helen and a handful of other researchers are doing it all again, describing these amazing anatomical features. And this time, their target is the so-called female prostate, which one headline called the mystical source of female ejaculation.

It's bigger than the red ball. Bigger than the red ball. And now... Helen and a handful of other researchers are doing it all again, describing these amazing anatomical features. And this time, their target is the so-called female prostate, which one headline called the mystical source of female ejaculation.

Did you know we had a prostate?

Did you know we had a prostate?

Yeah. Well, I mean, the fact that we don't know, I asked Helen about this. Why is there so much mystique around the female prostate? Why in 2025, as your team, are we still publishing basic anatomy about the female body?

Yeah. Well, I mean, the fact that we don't know, I asked Helen about this. Why is there so much mystique around the female prostate? Why in 2025, as your team, are we still publishing basic anatomy about the female body?

It's annoying. Yeah. So to put some pages back into these anatomy textbooks, let's talk about this, what this gland does. It basically secretes these proteins that the male prostate does as well. And these proteins have sexy names like prostate-specific antigen, also called PSA, or PSAP is another one. Yeah. And basically these proteins will come out of the urethra in this very curious fluid.

It's annoying. Yeah. So to put some pages back into these anatomy textbooks, let's talk about this, what this gland does. It basically secretes these proteins that the male prostate does as well. And these proteins have sexy names like prostate-specific antigen, also called PSA, or PSAP is another one. Yeah. And basically these proteins will come out of the urethra in this very curious fluid.