
Dying For Sex
Author: Wondery
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When Molly's diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer, she decides to do something bold: she leaves her unhappy marriage and embarks on a series of sexual adventures to help her feel alive. She shares the funniest and most touching details with her closest friend, host Nikki Boyer. As they peel back the layers, we learn that Molly isn’t just grappling with breast cancer: she's also dealing with some trauma from her past. Along the journey, the friends explore bigger themes that affect us all -- like healing, forgiveness and what do we do with the time we have left.
From Wondery, the makers of The Shrink Next Door and Imagined Life, Dying for Sex is a six-part series about friendship, sex and love, and overcoming adversity. Hosted by Nikki Boyer.
omg!!! This really gave me joy, like I'm the loneliest person I know even tho I live with my mom. I've been single for a while and this really made me happy listening
I'm binging this podcast for a second time. Actually I didn't make it so the way through the first time because the world went crazy. So I'm starting again and I'm so excited. I just loved this!
She is not african American...she is Jamaican- South Indian American
Thank you for sharing your friendship with all of us💜💜
Great podcast about all things seldom discussed. Inspirational to say the least. I would so much love to meet Molly and lay on a blanket and watch the clouds and talk for hour... a remarkable person.
I cannot even express how this podcast has affected me. You are both such incredible women. I feel so blessed that I came across this podcast. I am not able to express myself very well right now I can't stop ugly crying .
The most inspirational and important podcast I've ever heard. I feel human again.
I found you because you came up when I was searching for sexy talk. lol this isnt that and am deleting this podcast.
when she talked about falling in love with herself I cried. I had to stop what I was doing and take it all in. Very powerful and relatable.
A very heartfelt podcast, definitely opens your eyes just a little bit more.
I wish I had a friend like you who would be besides me all the time. Molly was lucky to have you. I’m sure she is got an uninterrupted travel, Amen
WOW,,,,,,,,What an amazing story, my brother n law has brain cancer he's 45 and declining by the day. I finished the pod cast in a day in a haft that was the first pod cast I ever heard and I no it can't be beat. Thank you so much for sharing your story with the world. what a wonderful person Molly was God bless you and her, that story changed my life thank you so much.... Forever, Michael
The host managed to drain any interest in it by making it about her, and as for the continual interruptions with ads for other podcasts. l stopped after 3 episodes... couldn't take the host or Wondery any more.
You did good Nikki. So good! Molly has made an impact on how I need to look at life. Plan trips, laugh often, & love hard. Thank you to you both!
Cringey or not lol
I loved this;)
What to hell happened to my comment?
I binged all the episodes over the last couple of days. I didn't know Molly or had ever heard of her before this podcast. Although I knew this episode was probably coming sooner or later it still filled me with a great sadness and maybe a tear or two. It's said that only the good for young and in Molly's case that is certainly true. It's funny how the life and death of someone you've only known for in voice for a few hours can have such an impact on one's emotions. I guess that Molly was such a bright light with such a bright spirit that you had no option but feel that light and feel the sadness of its loss when it went out. Even while writing this I feel that lump forming in the back of my throat. I wish I had known such a bright light and the world is a much darker place without her in it. Rest in peace bright light, your pain is gone at last.
🥺💖 that was beautiful.
The best podcast there is. Not only could I relate to parts of this, it helped me heal, its enlightening. Its much more than I thought it would be. Its also terrible for being so short and slightly misleading. But such is love, its a terrible, beautiful thing.