First time I have left a review for a podcast. This one hooked me quickly. Their banter with each other is contagious and entertaining.. but the story is moving. By the end I found myself invested and I’m walking my dog just tears coming down my face. Thank you. Thank you for making this and sharing it with the world!

I understand that Molly’s journey had so much to do with sex positivity and that’s great. But as a Massage Therapist, what happened in the first episode is assault period. Full stop. If the Therapist felt called or moved to do what he was going to do, he should have Shared that with her before removing the sheet and they could’ve discussed it. It is so infuriating as Massage Therapist to hear stories like this. It is completely unprofessional. There are sex workers and that’s fine, but Massage Therapist are not sex workers. I wish you had addressed this in the episode. So frustrating! Do better.

I think it’s wonderful how Molly has adapted a positive mindset and uses humor to help her get by! She is resilient and making the most out of her awful situation and living it up! She is an inspiration. I fully support her sexual exploration and fulfilling needs, however, I don’t appreciate how she and the host make fun of the guys and their sexual preferences. I don’t believe in sex shaming anyone. They share very personal details about people and their sexual interests (which Molly agreed to participate in, which is also fine!) and then totally laughed and made fun of them. That made me uncomfortable and cringe to hear. You might find their likes and interests odd or taboo, but it’s not cool to make fun of that in my opinion. I made it to the start of episode 3 and I will not finishing the rest. I do love the friendship you two have as well as the music in the podcast. :) I wish you the absolute best of luck, Molly. I truly cannot imagine what you’re going through. You would be a great motivational speaker to help other people with cancer because I feel you have this radiant energy and potential to touch so many lives!

Absolutely beautiful. This podcast moved me in ways I was not expecting. I laughed out loud more than once-but by the end, I was in tears. Molly”s story is deeply human, full of warmth, resilience and quiet strength. It is incredible how one life can ripple out and touch so many others. I am so grateful I listened. A reminder of how powerful connection and story telling can be. Thank you, Molly for sharing your beautiful and extraordinary life. You mattered more than you knew.

I have never listened to a podcast story before and I am so glad this was my first one. Coming from a hospice background I resonated so much with Molly and her stories about end of life. I am so happy she was able to have these experiences and have peace at her death. I laughed, I cried, and I can not wait to read her book. Nikki, you are a rock and I hope to have a best friend like you one day.

Such a beautiful tribute to Molly. Rest in peace sweet woman. ❤️

I loved every minute of this podcast. I laughed a lot and at the end, I cried like a little baby at work…not the best place to finish it.

One of the best I’ve listened to. It was so touching and if you don’t cry, something wrong haha!

Awesome show it’s so funny. It’s well written and listening to the adventure just makes my day. I’m only on episode two and I already love it. I highly recommend it.

I felt this podcast so deeply. I both laughed and cried hard. Molly, you’re an amazing soul.

I loved this podcast. It made me laugh so hard and also cry. Molly’s story is like a hug and her relationship with Nikki is a once in a lifetime love.

I enjoyed the podcast so much. Very disappointed in the streaming series though. It’s like it’s making a mockery of your experiences.

I listened to the entire podcast in one day. It was riveting and I was enthralled, not only with Mollys story, but with the sisterhood between Nikki and Molly. The candor and honesty was refreshing and at times hilarious. I laughed and cried.

I just started listening so this is not a review of the podcast so to speak, only the first 10 minutes. And I am coming to the conversation 4 years behind everyone, as I wanted to listen to prepare for the miniseries. But the massage that started Molly’s journey is at best a gross violation of consent, power dynamics and boundaries (that massage therapist would lose his license for doing what he did), and at worst assault. I understand consent was given mid-massage, but there are circumstances where consent is compromised and there are reasons a massage therapist can and should never make this kind of advance. I was very excited for a sex positive journey through friendship and death. But to fail to name this for what it is leaves me very wary of what’s to come, which I know includes actual references to childhood abuse. I just couldn’t not say something, for those scanning the comments like me and seeing no one calling a spade a spade.

My husband passed away from cancer six weeks after being diagnosed at age 42. There was so much I was unable to talk to him about towards the end. I had so many questions about his experience. Molly’s honesty about what her body felt like and her thoughts about dying have brought me some peace.

Thank you Molly! You have helped heal me. And Nikki, thank you for sharing your best friend.

This podcast really touches on every single emotion. I was dying, laughing, and then crying and driving. This is such a beautiful story and a beautiful friendship. Rock On Molly🤍

At times funny and heartfelt. At times, it was hard to listen to. Having lost my mother, close friend, and others to cancer, it was relatable, but different from my experiences. For me, it was a roller coaster of emotions. This was so incredibly raw. I loved the rapport between Molly and Nikki . It is truly genuine. Thank you both for making this <3. I binged it in one day. I look forward to reading Molly’s book.

i haven’t finished yet but i need her to survive. PLS. i love her. it breaks my heart hearing her voice get weaker.

I’m still in awe as I sit here and write this review because I did not see how this was going to end. I went from laughing out loud, to feeling sadness inside of me to full on tears leaking from my face. This was put together beautifully and I’ll remember this for years to come.

I have literally never reviewed a podcast before, but I HAD to review this one! You literally will laugh AND cry. It’s beautifully done. So relatable in so many ways. What a final gift Molly left for us all. Now excuse me while I go order her book.

What an absolute privilege it was to listen to this podcast. The stories were hysterical but the most touching aspect is your friendship and how much love you had for one another. Well done on so many different levels. ❤️❤️

Could have done without some of the kink shaming from Nikki at the beginning. Thankfully Molly helped her keep an open mind. The rest of the series is very well done.

This is the most profound podcast I have ever listened to. Molly was an unbelievably intuitive person. Thank you for telling her story with her, I’m still crying because of her story, her life, your friendship, her honesty, so many things. Even the men seem like great people somehow. So well done.

Molly‘s story and the way you shared it, not only as her best friend but as an incredibly talented podcast artist touched my heart in so many ways! What a beautiful story! I laughed, I cried, and then I cried a lot more! Thank you so much for sharing! I could feel the beauty of Molly’s soul in your words.

This was the first Podcast I’ve ever listened to. It was fantastic and heartwarming to look into the friendship of these two ladies. For me it was like someone put me in a Yahtzee jar and shook me up and poured me out on a table. It had me doing some soul searching. Thank you Nikki and Molly for being so transparent. I believe this Podcast will help people. God bless you both as I’m sure your tied together forever.

I enjoyed the honesty and vulnerability in this podcast. It’s very multifaceted. It’s about self discovery, sexual awakening, friendship, death, and how to let go. Fabulous.

Just finished last episode. I laughed I cried I grieved and rejoiced. Mollys story was just so moving and powerful. I didn’t want it to end I wasn’t ready to let her go. I’m now reading her book.

Well I just finished ugly crying walking into my clinical rotation (I’m a nursing student). Thank you, for sharing all! I was diagnosed with cancer 5 years ago, and I recall the day I decided to start living instead of waiting for the next call to let me know what I ultimately already knew. Thank you for putting life into prospective. Beautiful work and has left a lasting impression on me and my journey ❤️

This was a hilarious podcast, I enjoyed it very much. I am sad realizing Molly is gone.

I love the way Molly chose to live her life. To stand up and live life to the fullest with her terminal diagnosis was amazing. I could only hope to have that mindset in her situation. Grateful that she agreed to share her story with us. Such a positive attitude. I picture Molly on the other side pain free living it up.

I was very surprised at how engaged I was with season one. It’s a standout among my favorite podcasts. I didn’t think season two could follow that, How can you follow that? Well, here I am crying for completely different reasons. Oh my heart… What a great podcast!

Molly. You. Incredible. I’m crying right now for both of you. Thank you so much.

I couldn’t stop listening. What a beautiful story, what an awesome reminder how fragile life is …we all should live more like Molly! Thank you for letting us share in your guys’ friendship, this podcast made me laugh so hard then bawl!

This was such a great podcast. I laughed, I cried, I was thoroughly entertained. What an amazing friendship! Such a gift.

This podcast is phenomenal. I literally binged it in one day. One moment I was laughing out loud, the next tears were falling, then right back to giggling. This friendship is so beautiful. Have already recommended it to my friends.

One of the best pod casts I’ve heard in a while! The love and friendship they have is a once in a lifetime. Excellent!

This is one of the best podcasts I have listened to. It’s funny, honest, heartbreaking, inspiring, etc. If you need a beautiful story about friendship/ sisterhood, this is it. If you need to expand the way you view the world, this is it. And if you need a good cry, this is it.

I cried, I texted my best friend and told her how much I love her. Nikki’s love for Molly and vice versa is incredible.

I learned about Nikki Boyer in 2020 with her Daily Smile podcast but only recently of Dying for Sex. This podcast helped me to understand better why one of my sisters who had breast cancer twice over the past 5 years did NOT want to share it with the rest of us siblings. I disagree with Molly’s premise for getting out of her marriage (hence the 4 stars) and going “full throttle” with sex, but … it’s sad that she looked everywhere else for meaning except to God, who was in the beginning, now and in the everlasting—and the creator and sustainer of life even when we cannot understand evil, disease, hunger, war and everything else that man/Earth is facing today — and since the beginning of man at the time man/woman tried to be on the same level as God. Thank you, Nikki, for pushing Molly’s story out into the public. It helped me to understand a little bit better what someone dealing with cancer faces.

Thank you

So raw and honest. What a beautiful tribute to Molly. She lives on in the heart of all of us who got a glimpse into her life and fell in love with her spirit.

This was an amazing listen, far from my normal podcast. But just what a mom in her 30’s needed to bring me back to reality. Nikki you are doing a great job with mollys story, legacy, and memory. This podcast left feeling like molly was my friend and I will miss her. 🥰

Two-time breast cancer survivor here. I just want to say thank you. I have no words on how beautiful this experience has been listening to you two.

It’s 2023 and just discovered this! So moving and inspiring. The best most meaningful podcast I’ve listened to.

I beat stage IIIC Breast Cancer diagnosed at age 40, in 2021. This is the first podcast I’ve been able to listen to that talks about stage IV metastatic disease, which is my biggest fear, as you might imagine. Thank you both. I feel so grateful to have heard a small part of Molly’s legacy. For Molly, I will LIVE. 💞

I cried…. It made me think about too !

What a beautiful, eloquent, fascinating exploration of sex, life… and death. I had the pleasure of meeting Molly through Nikki many years ago. She is exactly as I remember her: beautiful, witty, so freaking intelligent, fun, kind, accepting, I could go on and on. I wish I had the privilege of spending more time with her when she was alive; but I am truly grateful for “Dying for Sex”, as it gave me that gift here in this podcast experience. Thank you Nikki, and thank you Mollie. 💜🙏🏻

Fantastic podcast. The sex stories are fun to hear about, but this is a story about friendship, being intimate with others and with yourself, and death. Can’t recommend this podcast enough. Will definitely read Molly’s memoir. Just be sure you’re somewhere where you don’t mind crying for the last episode.

Inspiring, beautiful, heart-wrenching, and profound. I feel…changed. Can’t recommend this podcast enough!