Suki Dunham, co-founder of OhMiBod, invented a vibrator that syncs to music in 2006. She later designed products for older adults and people with arthritis. The full interview is available to subscribers.
You know, there's more to vibrators than just the rabbit. And I know that a lot of older people think that vibrators started and ended with that scene from Sex and the City where Samantha pulls out a rabbit. But you know what? I know that there's a lot of other stuff out there. And this week on the podcast, we talked to Suki Dunham, who is the co-founder of a sex tech company called Oh My Bod, who invented way back in 2006, a vibrator that pulsates in time to your favorite music because she likes to have sex to her favorite music and thought, wouldn't it be fun if the vibrator was pulsating with that same rhythm? She's since innovated that design and created a lot more products, including one that is particularly suitable if you've got arthritis or you're just an older person. Um, anyway, go to the podcast, link is in the bio. Check it out. And I'm going to start introducing some sex toy reviews as well as part of my Substack Stroke Podcast. So if you subscribe and you pay for a subscription, you can read those sex toy reviews and what I get up to.
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