The Heart
Summary: Since 2014 this longstanding podcast favourite has been creating hard-hitting cinematic stories about love, bodies and all of the things between humans that we don’t know how to name. Creator Kaitlin Prest works with her friends, idols and all kinds of loved ones to bring you into an expansive sonic universe that is both tender and raw. From Mermaid Palace and Radiotopia.
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- Artist: Kaitlin Prest
- Copyright: Copyright © 2014. All rights reserved.
Podcasts:
“Leaning over my shoulder, you cast a shadow on everything. Things are dark and blurry — and I am drowning.“
"The time that god punished you for having a threesome with my sister."
I didn’t really know her. I didn’t know why I called her. She came over and watched me watch ‘Sister Wives’ until we fell asleep.
“Oh, I do miss my husband,” she wailed. “Where is he? Why do all sweethearts cuddle tonight except me?”
This is the kinda-sorta-true love story of Idiot + Dummy — two boneheads in love.
For girls like us, famous boys aren’t really boys — they’re canvasses on which we may splatter the full spectrum of our feelings. They are a safe way for us to experience longing and love, because they’ll never hurt us. Not if we don’t meet them.
In the second installment, we hear about all of the struggles and complications of a creative partnership from Kaitlin’s perspective.
The story of an intimate friendship, a creative collaboration, and a business marriage.
One man’s solitary quest to fulfill a desire and overcome shame.
Probably thousands of different vibrators have come and gone over the decades but there is one that has outlasted them all.
The Heart is hosting a celebration of love, commitment and business, also known as...a WEDDING!
After getting an ostomy, being naked was forever changed.
One Saturday night, Kaitlin ventured onto St. Laurent Boulevard in Montreal and asked strangers if they had ever had their P-spots touched.
After a night of performing intimate acts in exchange for cash, Gloria heads home. Once in bed with her own lover, she wonders if she can really keep personal life and work life separate.
There was a time when nothing had names and we were just kids.