Taboo Talk Not Safe For Brunch

We’re tackling a topic that gets people heated online—but we’re leaving the comment section energy out of it. In this episode, we break down what intersex actually means, why sex isn’t as simple as “male or female,” and how biology is way more complex than what most of us were taught growing up. We’re keeping it real, science-based, and easy to understand—because this conversation doesn’t need more confusion… it needs clarity. Support the show Connect with us! Sign up for our newsletter here...

What happens when your vibrator dies? Toss it in the garbage? Hide it in a drawer forever? Try to recycle it and hope nobody makes eye contact? For this Earth Day episode, we tackle a surprisingly frustrating question: how do you responsibly recycle sex toys? We dug into lithium batteries, e-waste programs, provincial differences across Canada, stigma, safety concerns, and why consumers are being asked to solve a problem manufacturers and systems haven’t caught up with yet. This e...

FREE Digital Download: Prenup/Cohab Agreement Checklist Nothing kills the vibe faster than “we should talk about a prenup”… or does it? In this episode, we’re breaking down prenups and cohabitation agreements without the drama. Because let’s be real—love is great, but clarity is better. We’re talking about: What prenups and cohab agreements actually are Why they’re not a “breakup plan” The biggest myths that keep people avoiding them Real-life situations...

Let’s talk about 69… and why it might not be all it’s hyped up to be. It’s one of the most talked about positions out there, but when you actually break it down, the reality doesn’t always match the fantasy. In this episode, we’re getting real about why 69 looks great in theory but can fall apart in practice, from awkward angles to multitasking struggles and everything in between. If you’ve ever tried it and thought “what is happening right now”… this episode is for you.&nbs...

Sex hasn’t changed much over the decades… but the words we use to talk about it definitely have. In this episode of Taboo Talk: Not Safe for Brunch, we take a hilarious and honest look at the evolving language of intimacy. From old school phrases like “making whoopee” and “going steady” to modern terms like “Netflix and Chill,” “situationship,” and “sneaky link,” every generation seems to invent new slang to say the same thing. Why do we keep changing the language? Is it about privacy, ...

Sex is supposed to be fun, not stressful, awkward, or uncomfortable because no one taught you the basics. In this episode of Not Safe For Brunch, we’re breaking down sexual hygiene from head to butt to bed. No shame. No fear-mongering. Just real, practical conversations about cleanliness, comfort, confidence, toys, lube, oral, anal, kink, and everything in between. Whether you’re new to sex, deep into midlife changes, exploring new play, or just want better sex with fewer infections, this epi...

Valentine’s Day is sold as the ultimate test of love, but let’s be honest, it’s mostly a marketing calendar wrapped in roses and guilt. In this episode, we break down where Valentine’s Day actually came from, how it became a billion-dollar industry, and why so many people feel pressured, disappointed, or straight-up uncomfortable when February 14th rolls around. We talk performative romance, overpriced expectations, social media pressure, and why consistent love beats one grand gesture every ...

What happens when honesty becomes a career risk? This conversation dives into why so many gay men in professional sports remain closeted—and why the issue has nothing to do with masculinity, toughness, or talent. Using the cultural impact of Heated Rivalry as a lens, we unpack visibility, power, locker-room culture, emotional safety, and what actually happens when athletes come out while still playing. From real statistics to real-world examples, this episode explores why being “the first” st...

Most people treat anal like a bucket-list stunt. Try it once, decide forever, never revisit it. That’s the problem. In this episode of Taboo Talk: Not Safe for Brunch, we break down why anal play isn’t about bravery or pressure, it’s about skill, anatomy, communication, and going slow enough for your body to actually enjoy it. We cover: • Why your first attempt doesn’t mean anything • How different bodies experience anal stimulation • What actually makes it pleasurable (and ...

The holidays are loud, exhausting, and wildly unsexy… or are they? In this episode of Not Safe for Brunch, we dive into real listener questions about holiday quickies, exhaustion, zero privacy, and why social media makes everyone feel broken. Spoiler: you’re not broken. You’re just tired. We talk delegation, scheduling sex, five-minute escapes, realistic expectations, and how connection doesn’t disappear just because the house is full. If you’re surviving December and wondering where intimacy...

In this episode of Taboo Talk: Not Safe for Brunch, we’re talking holiday stress, family dynamics, money tension, mental load, and how all of it impacts intimacy. From hosting and traveling to childhood bedrooms to mismatched libidos and unrealistic expectations, we’re keeping it honest, funny, and very real. If you’re hiding from your family in the bathroom right now, we see you. Support the show Connect with us! Sign up for our newsletter here Email us your questions or topic ...

From generational differences to queer vs straight dating culture to why men and women are having wildly different experiences, we break down what’s actually happening behind the swipe, and what the numbers say about who’s really finding connection. If you’ve ever deleted a dating app only to re-download it two weeks later… this episode was made for you. Support the show Connect with us! Sign up for our newsletter here Email us your questions or topic suggestions: notsafeforbrun...

It’s that time of year, Movember is back, and it’s not just about growing facial hair. In this Tabbo Talk Not Safe for Brunch episode, we’re diving into the real conversations that matter: men’s mental health, physical wellness, and the power of speaking openly. We’re sharing stories, laughs, and a few mustache jokes while highlighting the impact of Project 11, a Canadian initiative helping young people learn how to talk about mental health early. Because it’s not about toughing it out, it’s ...