Former PlayboyTV Exec Tells All: Group Sex, Sex-On-Camera&Overcoming Body Image Issues - a podcast by Dr. Jessica OReilly

This week, Jess speaks to her friend and former head of programming for Playboy TV, Wendy Miller. Listen to the pair reminisce about their days on set with Playboy TV, and many other shenanigans! This is one of Jess’ favourite interviews to date and not just because of all the talk of wine, gin and tonics, biting and strap-ons. Be sure to listen all the way to the end, as Wendy shares her story about overcoming body image issues as a ‘normal’ woman working in a world of Playboy bunnies.

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Participant #1:So one of the weirdest moments, I think the most awkward moment on set for me was it involved this big, huge, huge dildo, and Ashley was trying to get it inside. I'd have heard. Do you remember that or were you there for that? I saw that. And I can never unsee it. Yes. Yeah. It's called the Great American Challenge. The Great American Challenge. That's it the Great American Challenge, which I think probably has to do with, like, hot dogs.

Participant #1:I guess so. But a baby is something different, right? Yes. A baby comes out. Yeah, it doesn't go in. So I don't know if that's a Googleable scene or not, but that one was a really tough one for me. But one thing that I found was hard. And I don't know if you found this. I just found there was so much sex, and I was away from my husband for at least a month filming the show. And so I was kind of just bitter about it. I was like, yeah, you all like, sex. You have so much sex screw off by, like, week three. I was miserable. I don't know if you remember that. No, I thought that was just your general demeanor. Yeah. Well, I was going to ask you because I'm sure the people are wondering, other than trying to decipher my Chinese, Jamaican Canadian accent, what was the weirdest or toughest part about working with me? First of all, you are the most self facing person ever. This is a joke because you're the sweetest loveliest person ever. And this is ridiculous. No, there's nothing hard with working up with you. I thought you were going to come up with something like the gin drinking. I do know what it is. You are really, really cheap. And I think that you are overwhelmed with how cheap alcohol is in the US. And probably figuring out how to smuggle booze back into Canadia is how you're probably scheming the whole time. You're like Wendy. Look, I could get this bottle of wine for only $7. So I'm thinking, okay, fine. The bottle into your room would like, fill up with alcohol, and then it would slowly be gone. And you hadn't left, which I didn't understand. And then more alcohol would show up. And I'm thinking, we have to have some sort of intervention at some point. I don't know. Well, you don't know. We actually called my dressing room the Billiards Hall, so I would invite people secretly in. Now that we're done, I would invite people secretly in for a little bit of relief. But again, I'm like an Osmond at an orgy. So, I mean, literally any amount of alcohol, more than one drink a year is a lot to me. So by me saying there's a lot of alcohol in there, it's really a relative thing. Definitely wine, definitely. We're talking about how cheap the alcohol was in the US, that's for sure. Yeah. So as a comedian. When you go to the States and see the cost of wine, it's a very exciting thing. By six bottles, you get like 10% off. And that's a very exciting thing to a Canadian. I would say that's your biggest character flaw is your excitement about the cheapness of wine.

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