This week in sex - review by Andrew Davis

This week in sex begins with a call for silence so that the show may begin. The producers rule of no conversations or talking seemed strict at first, but was broken later on as a few tipsy guests blurted out whatever came to their mind. But i'm getting ahead of myself. Inside the Museum of sex, a radio program entitled "This Week in Sex" hosted by Alan Finn takes place. The show begins with a brief talk about the people on the show and their personals sex lives during the week. The podcast's demenor is interspersed with lighthearted lowbrow sexual innuendos which make it interesting. The show then switches to a brief Q and A with  their lesbian guest, Sheba about sex (surprisingly)  which leads to the confession that "I have never used the strap-on in our relationship before."  Another guest, a transvestite porn star named Mia Isabella, describes herself as a person who has both a D cup and a ten inch dick much to the delight of the studio audience. The show then brought on a female comic who wrote a book entitled feminist sex positions. The jokes format includes the name of a made up sex position, followed by a brief funny description. My favorite one was " The Equal Pay Act: a position where the female gets the man a third of the way to orgasm before jumping off."

the show wraps up with a brief review of the current events of the week as told by the producer. This segment spurs on many comments, by the audience members some more necessacary than others.

Overall, I was a little bit disappointed that the show wasnt very sexualy charged dispite being entirely about sex. As a person in the audience, I was secretly hoping for atleast partial nudity by a guest, however to my great disappointment, there was none. The fact that the show was taped with a live audience brought about a few interesting occurrences, one of which was when a few guests began answering the hosts questions and then kept talking and talking until they were asked to be quiet or leave. Another was the rumor that circulated around about a couple who possibly had sex in the bathroom, but it was unconfirmed.

Overall, I'm not sure that I would have listened to the full show if I had just listened to it online, but as an audience member it just crossed the threshold of entertaining.