Oct 6, 2026 · 56 min · 16 segments
Welcome back to Somatics on Screen, a \*Your Own Medicine Podcast* series where I analyze TV and film through a somatic and psychological lens.This week we’re talking about \*\*Sex and the City…
Callie KlugHost
It says, "New York City is all about sex." And then we're kind of, like, panning through a bar here.

It's filled with people trying to get sex, the people getting sex, and then the people not getting sex.

And then it says, "No wonder the city never sleeps." And this is something that, um, like, has been mentioned in a lot of podcasts and just, like, analyze, um, analysis around Sex and the City, but that the city itself is a character, and I think that I really noticed that when she said, "No wonder the city itself never sleeps." 'Cause it's like always there's this hum of, like, horniness, basically, of people wanting to have sex and get laid.


I know that's a mean thing to say, but I just, it's probably not just his face but the character of Big I p- I maybe despise.

Okay, anyway, so she's talking about how, well, she finally got into bed with someone, and she's like, "Okay, after weeks of sleeping together, we actually found out a way to comfortably sleep together." So after weeks of having sex, I think months actually, I think they've been seeing each other for a few months now, she's like, "Now we're actually sleeping together." So, like, sleeping, being asleep together, and it shows them cuddling in bed, actually asleep.

Um, so then we cut to the next morning, and she wakes up, and the sun's coming in on her face.

And she goes, "Oh my gosh, I'm so embarrassed," and she hides under the covers, to which Big says, "I don't think it's much better under there.

It says, "New York City is all about sex." And then we're kind of, like, panning through a bar here.

It's filled with people trying to get sex, the people getting sex, and then the people not getting sex.

And then it says, "No wonder the city never sleeps." And this is something that, um, like, has been mentioned in a lot of podcasts and just, like, analyze, um, analysis around Sex and the City, but that the city itself is a character, and I think that I really noticed that when she said, "No wonder the city itself never sleeps." 'Cause it's like always there's this hum of, like, horniness, basically, of people wanting to have sex and get laid.


I know that's a mean thing to say, but I just, it's probably not just his face but the character of Big I p- I maybe despise.

Okay, anyway, so she's talking about how, well, she finally got into bed with someone, and she's like, "Okay, after weeks of sleeping together, we actually found out a way to comfortably sleep together." So after weeks of having sex, I think months actually, I think they've been seeing each other for a few months now, she's like, "Now we're actually sleeping together." So, like, sleeping, being asleep together, and it shows them cuddling in bed, actually asleep.

Um, so then we cut to the next morning, and she wakes up, and the sun's coming in on her face.

And she goes, "Oh my gosh, I'm so embarrassed," and she hides under the covers, to which Big says, "I don't think it's much better under there.
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