Unbridled emotion, soul-connected dance, and strobe lights as sex toys—Amy and Tommy don’t miss any of it in their discussion of Chapter 10 in Miranda July’s All Fours . Amy calls it the “love chapter” and perhaps it is, sprinkled with the tension of fraught desire and the finitude of time. A strange irony exists in the very best moments both in love and in sex: the deep desire to stay right there in that very feeling forever which is both an act of relishing the present while actively craving that very existence in perpetuity. Whether shouting love into a void or drawing up blueprints for a well-placed hut, it’s another attempt to catch smoke. But there’s also the split second moments that can blow up a world. Amy & Tommy tackle both in this juicy episode! Read along or just enjoy the ride! Subscribe to Work From Bed Friday wherever you get your podcasts. To join in the discussion, subscribe to our Substack here! Next week: Chapter 11! Original Music: Song: If I Remember It Right Artist: Rick Real and The Warmth Album: FM Perspective References in this episode: All Fours by Miranda July Anatomy of the Abdomen The only thing I can find on Graham Kemp Tommy's former G2 boss waxes poetic about the early days of Silicon Valley The Guayabera "Same Time Next Year" starring Alan Alda and Ellen Burstyn Breitenbush The Wendy Award by Walter Scott Send us a text Don't miss the good stuff! Click here to get on the list for our monthly newsletter (or subscribe directly on Substack ) which includes book reviews, date night ideas, and more juicy tidbits from the bed and beyond! Work From Bed Friday is a podcast hosted by Amy Hoffmann and Tommy Borden, a committed couple of 30+ years. Funny, spicy, and insightful, they discuss marriage, sex, and connection through the lens of contemporary books and media. Every Friday. From bed.
