Awkward Sex And The City With Natalie Wall

This week guest Khalid Rahmaan comes on for a second time (first recording is lost to the podcast gods) to discuss his movement away from being a "fuck boi" and cheating to wanting to have a healthy relationship with better communication. Natalie and Khalid discuss being an ally in interracial relationships and doing the work in the current times to be the best partner. Follow Khalid @khalidsays

Natalie this week is bringing a solo episode about the men in her past that maybe missed the chance to get it. She talks about the people in her life who may have caused her confidence to shrink a bit when in reality, she is a bad bitch who can get it. Guys, you know who you are. Email awkwardsexandthecity@gmail.com

This solo episode with Natalie is another personal one, detailing the feelings of still being in quartien for Covid-19 while trying to protest and deal with places opening back up around the city. Natalie admits to masturbating to get through the stress of it, and how much sweaty se she's having now that it's July. Wear a mask. Get tested.

It's been 2 years and 71 episodes of Awkward Sex and The City, and this is a very special episode with Natalie Wall, your host getting personal as always and thanking you, the listeners, for supporting the show for 2 years! Natalie discusses the recent protests in NYC, the experience of making a podcast, her baby knowledge when she first moved to NYC and the changes that she's felt in living in New York and being able to grow there. Email Natalie with your thoughts, worries, stress, ideas, and of course your awkward sex stories at awkwardsexanthecity@gmail.com

This week is a redux of one of Natalie's favorite episode with the hilarious Calvin Cato. It was his birthday last week, and this ep is a shout out to him being a great friend and talented comedian. Check him out on socials @calvinscato

It needs to be said. It needs to be yelled. While it seems like there's support and movement, there is still more work to be done. Natalie Wall talks about the experience of attending the Black Trans Lives Matter rally in Brooklyn.

This week Natalie interviews returning guest, Mary Dorn, about her experience in New York Quaratine and activism on the internet. Correction from the episode: some states allowed black women the right to vote in the 1910s. women in general gained the right to vote in 1920, but racial terror, intimidation, and limited access still prevented black women from voting until the passage of the voting rights act of 1965.

**This is not an exhaustive list. There are plenty more podcasts, books (fiction & nonfiction), orgs to listen/read/absorb/donate to. **most of the items below I found through and were listed by Ericka Hart, Roxane Gay, Christy DeGallerie, Domina Franco, Minneapolis Freedom Fund, Reclaim the Block, Cafe Con Libros All Books have been linked to black owned bookstores PLEASE DO NOT BUY FROM AMAZON.

This episode of Awkward Sex And The City is with your sweet host, Natalie Wall. She gives a shout out to Matt, her former roommate and friend, and tells stories about their life together in NYC.

This week's Awkward Sex and the City is another update from Natalie on living in New York City during Covid-19. She tells the story of how she met her fiance and fantasizes what a recovered, sexier, kinker NY might look like in the future.

This week's very personal, special solo episode is all about New York City and Natalie's love affair with living in it. With everything going on, NYC just isn't itself, but there's hope that soon it may move back towards how we rememeber it. Natalie remineses about old times in NYC being young and implusive as one should be.

This week Natalie's bringing back one of her first guests and one of her first friends in NYC to talk about sex in quarantine, keeping up wiht mental health, and what the olds are fraeking out about.

This week’s Awkward Sex and The City features return guest Sam Corbin to talk about dating during Covid 19.

It's an another solo episode with your host Natalie telling stories of awkward sex from her past, updating you on the status of NYC and dealing with mental health in the pandemic.

It’s another solo episode with Natalie Wall and it’s full of awkward sex moments. Natalie delves into stories from her past, specially about her first vibrator and the terrible habits she had with it.

This week is actually a break from the solo episode to feature Natalie’s good friend, Bobby Hankinson. They chat boast sex in quarantine, managing anxiety and reading the news, and whether or not Natalie should do poppers.

This week wer'e alone again with Natalie, listening to her lovely voice talk about some pretty gross stuff. (Warning, producer CAit in editing this one did almosst throw up, but honestly the story is hilarious). Gear up for some quaratine time killer advice and wild stories about in grown hairs and being a little gross. Send in your awkward sex stories at awkwardsexandthecity@gmail.com !

This week's episode is unique, because well, you know why. Natalie Wall's first episode solo involves a listener write in of an awkward sex story, some news on what's going on in NY and especially at Trader Joes, and some sincere hope that all of you out there are doing well and staying safe.

Check out a new More Banana Podcast All D!ck Is Trash with Milly Tamarez! We're taking the week to figure out production and do our best to stay safe and responsible. But enjoy this new podcast with another hilarious lady and reach out to us at awkwardsexandthecity@gmail.com In this episode Milly tells us about the worst date she has ever been on in her life with the world’s corniest dude. She also interviews transgender comedian Jeena Bloom about whether the phrase “All dick is trash” is inherently transphobic, finding success in comedy as a minority, and the lifespan of a White Castle Crave Case.

This week on Awkward Sex and The City, Natalie interviews friend and thrifter, Hope! They talk foot fetishes, consent, and the state of dating in Brooklyn. Follow Awkward Sex (@awkwardsexcity)