This article was originally published on July 19, 2017 and has been updated.

If you haven't heard it already, you probably should — Guys We F**cked is one of the most celebrated feminist podcasts for anyone who wants to have a laugh and learn something about the anti slut-shaming movement.

Corinne Fisher and Krystyna Hutchinson record in New York City each week and every Friday they release their insanely popular podcast with episodes about literally everything: "You lost your virginity to your mattress?", "You cum too quick?" and "How can you still love me?" are just a tiny sample of the real and raw talk about female sexual empowerment that are equally humorous as they are progressive.

CBC Life met with co-hosts Fisher and Hutchinson over Skype just ahead of their show at Just For Laughs Montréal, Guys We F**cked: The Experience, which brings their podcast to life with interactive games, audience participation and some sweet stand-up comedy too. Catch them Thursday, September 21 in Toronto as they bring their hilarious show to JFL42.

What sexual fantasy or proclivity used to be really taboo but is becoming more mainstream as you see it, in pornography or otherwise?

Corinne: (...) Threesomes. I don't think there was anything against them before but I think it's really something that people are talking about a lot, and we talk about a lot on the podcast, to the point where I see Elite Daily videos on how to have a threesome. I just think that's something that wasn't talked about before. And additionally, anal sex — there was just an article in Teen Vogue about anal sex and that was very controversial.

Do you think that a hypnotist would be able to turn a non-orgasmic woman into an orgasm machine?

Krystyna: I know there are videos of male hypnotists who try to make women have an orgasm on stage. They might not be though. I'm kind of against the idea. I think that making yourself orgasm or having an orgasm shouldn't be something that you're hypnotised into doing. There needs to be a real mind-body connection going on there and if you need to be hypnotised out of what you're feeling, I think that going to therapy and talking out why you feel anxious or disconnected from your body would be more effective than being hypnotised.

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You're planning an orgy. Who is there, what are you serving, and what makes it the best orgy in town?

Corinne: I like having sex in front of other people but I have absolutely no interest in having sex with more than one person at a time. I'm very germophobic and that just sounds really dirty and unhygienic to me.

Krystyna: The best group sex experience I've ever had was actually in Toronto at Oasis. It was awesome, I loved it. Everyone was cool. I had been to a couple previously where the people were judgy or there was always something weird about it, but Oasis in Toronto was my first experience where there was nothing weird. And there was no food there. I think that, unless you're eating food off of somebody and you're incorporating it into your sexual experience, I'm just against it. If there's a buffet at a sex club — you don't need that.

That's interesting because I have a number of friends who say Toronto is the city where sexuality goes to die.

Krystyna: I remember being in the locker room and everybody was in there, because it's an orgy and your gender obviously doesn't matter as far as the locker room goes, and I remember everybody bumping into each other and saying, "sorry, sorry, sorry".

Yes, we're all embarrassed about how often we do, in fact, say "sorry". OK, next question: Do you have a choice aphrodisiac?

Corinne: Vodka.

Krystyna: Or a person. I have to be attracted to their brain and their heart in order to be turned onto them. I can't get into just anybody so for me an aphrodisiac is a sense of humour.

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I want to know a little about erotic literature and if there is anything you would recommend to women right now.

Krystyna: We have a book coming out on October 24th but it's not erotic. And All The Single Ladies by Rebecca Traister. It's not erotic either but everybody should read it.

Corinne: We read feminist literature, we don't read erotic literature.

Who on Instagram do you think is doing a really good job with anti slut-shaming messaging?

Corinne: Amber Rose. I think she's really unapologetic and she's not the version of a feminist that I think a lot of feminists want to see. She's totally fine with posting a video of her singing a song with her son next to a video of her spread-legged with a bush.

Just because you're a mom, doesn't mean that you are no longer a sexual person and I think it's nice to have a reminder of that from someone who is so cool and so in the limelight and can go out and host a nightclub event and make out with your boyfriend, but then go home and sing a song with your son and be really proud of his great report card.

How does Amber Rose as a feminist compare with Blac Chyna?

Krystyna: Blac Chyna is more somebody who seems to spark controversy for the wrong reasons which I think is something that Amber Rose doesn't do. Amber Rose is really chill and she'll play with people who play with her but, she's not desperate for attention that way that Blac Chyna is.

Corinne: I did a 35-minute Instagram Live thing about the Blac Chyna controversy thing because obviously revenge porn should be illegal and thankfully a couple of years ago we began to see people receiving legal action against things like that. Blac Chyna obviously didn't deserve to have revenge porn photos of herself posted on the internet but she obviously was no angel in the situation so, everyone is at fault in that story.

Krystyna: I think that's why it's so cool when women post pictures or videos of themselves in the nude or dancing on a pole or whatever, because they're in control of what they show about themselves. To have that taken away, regardless of who you are or what you do, is not cool.

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Life with Guys We F**cked rapid fire:

Best thing you've eaten in recent memory?

Corinne: Taco Bell. Cheesy gordita crunch.

Krystyna: The breakfast sandwich I had this morning with egg and cheese and avocado on a croissant. And then I had a muffin. And then I had a milkshake.

What's your poison?

Krystyna: Whiskey on the rocks.

Corinne: Diet Coke.

Favourite plant?

Krystyna: Weed. Marijuana.

What posters did you have on your childhood bedroom walls?

Corinne: Cruel Intentions.

The trait you most admire in others?

Krystyna: Hard work and sense of humour — those are tied.

Corinne: Mine are the same, actually, hard work and a sense of humour.

The one book you'd recommend to everybody?

Krystyna: For me, it would be Rebecca Traister "All The Single Ladies".

Corinne: The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein.

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Favourite thing to do with your down time?

Krystyna: Masturbate.

Corinne: Literally nothing.

What's your spirit animal?

Krystyna: Me, I'm my spirit animal.

Corinne: I mean, if we're going for a real animal, I'm a dog.

Favourite word or expression right now?

Krystyna: Antidisestablishmentarianism is my favourite word right now because it's the longest word in the English language. But, do I know what it means? Nah.

What's something the Internet doesn't know about you?

Corinne: A lot, hopefully.

Krystyna: My address. My social security number.

Tell us about your book.

Krystyna: We're really open on our podcast, obviously, but I reveal more in that damn book than I've ever revealed in my life, and that was really surprising to me. Once you start thinking about your shit and type it out, there's a lot that comes up.

Just For Laughs — what can we expect?

Corinne: So we have a live recording of the podcast which is the same thing the listeners tune into every Friday but you get to see our faces and our reactions. The recording rooms are really intimate so the audience gets to be right with us in recording the podcast. There's "GWF: The Experience" which gets members of the audience to be active participants in the show and that show is curated to make you feel like you're being interviewed on the GWF podcast. You can ask for advice in person, you can come up and play games with your significant other and reveal a lot about your relationship. Everything that happens in the GWF room will stay in the GWF room, and a lot will happen.