A blunt, friendly guide to sex toys that stays practical and easygoing.
PlayNext frames this as a brisk, good-natured guide to sex toys, starting from a plain explanation and moving through the many ways they can be used for pleasure.

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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Me So Asia makes everyday mishaps and private choices legible through candid, detail-rich personal storytelling.
Me So Asia turns everyday complications into vivid first-person storytelling, with the host walking through events in the order she experienced them.
An airport dog-bathroom mishap gets you four paper-towel trips and zero patience for the mess.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A blunt, friendly guide to sex toys that stays practical and easygoing.
PlayNext frames this as a brisk, good-natured guide to sex toys, starting from a plain explanation and moving through the many ways they can be used for pleasure.
A low-stakes babysitting story that leans on detail more than drama.
Me So Asia turns a one-day babysitting story into a compact portrait of life on the move, beginning with the host's admission that this work came before the newspaper job.
A reflective season-two opener that folds in change, working from home, and school memories without losing its conversational feel.
Me So Asia starts its new season by treating change as part of the show itself. New cover art, a new beat, and a host voice that sounds like it is making room for the adjustment all give the episode an easy, lived-in feel.
A loosely told holiday travel story that stays grounded in ordinary, lived-in detail.
The piece plays as a holiday travel story shaped by ordinary friction: a trip after Christmas, a late bag pack, a dog in tow, and an airport bathroom mishap that briefly takes over the day.


Pop culture trivia, argued fast and with affection.

Pop culture, personal stakes, and room for a tangent.

A Brazilian journalist spends years reinvestigating unsolved child disappearances in Paraná.

Cris Bartz and Juva Lauer alternate debate and interview episodes on Brazilian social issues.

Asia recounts failing her first written driving test in El Paso, Texas, after receiving questions about violation fines, then passing a later test focused on road signs.
This one keeps things playful and straightforward while talking through sex toys from the basics.
Me So Asia opens with a confession that the speaker had an earlier job before the newspaper apprenticeship, even if she would not exactly count it that way.
Asia opens season two with a new cover and a new beat.
She comes in after Christmas with a travel story from down south.