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What are Alison and Tod talking about this week? Sleep divorces, loving your flaws and things that are “frowned upon” but shouldn’t be. Listen and subscribe today!

Tod Perry

Jul 9, 2022

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Alison and Tod discuss Carson Daly’s admission that he and his wife had a sleep divorce. They also hear from a psychologist who teaches people to love their flaws and review a list of things that are “frowned upon” but shouldn’t be.

Plus, Tod is a little skittish and Alison had a very bad week.

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