04-07-26 - Followup Email From Sister Prostitute Guy Says He Found Out His Mom Banged A Celebrity Making Us All Wonder If We'd Want To See The Tape If It Was Our Parents - April 2024 - BO

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A listener's grandmother confessed on her deathbed to sleeping with her son's friends and a celebrity in the 1970s.

The episode begins with advertisements for Orlando Auto Body and FanDuel. John Holmberg introduces a follow-up email from a listener responding to a previous discussion about a sister's possible prostitution. The email reveals the listener's grandmother confessed on her deathbed to sleeping with her son's high school friends, using cocaine, spending time in jail, and having affairs with celebrities, hinting at a Goldwater. The hosts react, with Brady Bogen and Bret Vesely advising against sharing such secrets, while Holmberg argues it makes for a great family story. They debate whether they would want to know if a family member had an affair with a celebrity like Frank Sinatra or Marlon Brando. Holmberg shares a graphic childhood memory of accidentally seeing his grandmother naked in the bathtub, describing her bizarre appearance with multiple nipples and excessive body hair. The conversation shifts to whether they would watch a sex tape of a family member with a celebrity, with Holmberg insisting he would, while others are hesitant. They discuss the OnlyFans generation and how future grandchildren might discover explicit content of their grandmothers. Brett Vesely recounts seeing his aunt naked in a hot tub as a teenager, and the hosts joke about her appearance. The debate continues about watching parents' sex tapes, with Holmberg expressing curiosity about his own conception. The episode includes advertisements for Underdog, Doug Hopkins, Modern Resolution Windows and Doors, and Life Changer Loans. Throughout, the hosts use humor and personal anecdotes to explore themes of family secrets, generational shame, and morbid curiosity.

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