The episode begins with the host introducing it as a bonus extract from Papatriarcha+, encouraging listeners to subscribe via a link in the description for full access. The host thanks supporters for enabling the project's continuation across podcasts and other media. Guest Maylis Castet is welcomed back to discuss a topic starting from an anecdote about sexuality between children. Castet, a sexologist, mentions her obsession with sexuality and how the anecdote provokes questions as an adult. She shares a story from her kindergarten days involving a large resin pig that children could enter, with holes for eyes and arms. Castet recalls entering the pig with her friend Jeanne and another child described as a 'consenting victim.' The anecdote is noted to have been included in her first book under the name 'mini-madame.' Details include the pig's size, allowing up to three children inside, and a hole at the back where some children spat. The episode ends abruptly as an extract, with the host inviting listeners to subscribe to Papatriarcha+ for more bonus episodes, early access, and ad-free content. The host also mentions social media platforms and a blog for further engagement. The format is an interview-style conversation focused on personal storytelling and reflection.