Podcast appearances and mentions of jamye waxman

This week, we're learning how to breakup with ANYONE (yes, anyone) with Jamye Waxman, a sex therapist and author. We cover: The types of breakups we experience (friends, family, romantic partners) WHY breakups are so damn hard HOW to breakup with someone What to avoid when breaking up with someone What's a “good enough reason” to breakup with someone How to start feeling better [Episode 122 on Youtube] Keep up with Honeydew Me: On Instagram On TikTok Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A Second Tribute to Candid Royalle, with Jamye Waxman   As sex therapists and longtime friends of Candida Royalle (actual name Candice Vadala), Jamye and Diana appreciate Candice's thirst for self-knowledge. She wrote in 2013, “Still trying to unlock the key to myself.” She also wrote, “I will not let my past ruin my future.”  For decades Candice struggled to view herself through her own eyes, rather than through the eyes of some guy.   Jamye Waxman (www.waxmansextherapy.com) spoke in response to Dr. Diana's questions: What was Candice to you? and What would you like to thank her for? As the “Godmother of Feminist Porn,” Candice—a real pioneer— was an inspiration for Jamye; also, a real friend and mentor. Jamye confesses that Candice believed in her before she could believe in herself! Diana and Jamye agreed that their late friend allowed others to shine! Jamye, for example, produced “Under the Covers” while Candice directed (the very last movie before her death in 2015).   Our discussion pivoted to pornography. Candice was disappointed by the new generation of mainstream porn: “The adult-porn industry is becoming a trash heap of over-the-top extremities of the most violating acts … Young men being brought up on this latest crop of meaningless mechanical crap are learning some terrible things about sex and women.” She wrote that in her diary in 2003.   Jamye fears that for our offspring, that we are fostering a phone-based childhood instead of a play-based childhood.   Because of phones, kids often have easy access to porn. For example, choking a partner may be normalized. (See the interview with Dr. Debbie Herbenick.)  Jamye's concern is that things are being learned without being addressed. Candice foreshadowed that violence could become acceptable. It's easy enough to go down a rabbit hole: vanilla sex scenes lead to kinky sex acts or violent ones.   In the early morning of September 7, 2015, Candice died of ovarian cancer at her Long Island home. The night before Diana wrote to her, in part: “To think that your vibrant, creative, beautiful life is about to end is devastating. It's not fair. But your legacy is phenomenal! Through your movies, your book (How to Tell a Naked Man What to Do), and your media appearances, you have changed and improved many people's sex lives and relationships. And, when folks can experience less shame and more enthusiasm regarding their sexuality … wow! … what a blessing!”   Diana and Jamye are glad Candice lived. She was a real blessing!   BTW, Check out Jamye's column in PLAYGIRL. The one on attachment and relationships is compelling: https://playgirl.com/sex-talk/the-psychology-of-sex-lets-get-attached/ .

This week, we're learning how to breakup with ANYONE (yes, anyone) with Jamye Waxman, a sex therapist and author. We cover: The types of breakups we experience (friends, family, romantic partners) WHY breakups are so damn hard HOW to breakup with someone What to avoid when breaking up with someone What's a “good enough reason” to breakup with someone How to start feeling better Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Catch up with ALLISON INTERVIEWS Host, Allison Kugel: Follow me on Instagram - @theallisonkugel My Allison Interviews Blog - allisoninterviews.com Learn more about my life and background. Order a copy of my book: Allison's Memoir, Journaling Fame: A memoir of a life unhinged and on the record. You can also find it on Amazon.  ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Jamye Waxman MA, MEd. is sex educator turned sex therapist. She is also a celebrated speaker, author, writer, podcaster, filmmaker, former sex toy sales associate, and former radio and TV producer. With a career spanning the gamut in human sexuality, one thing has never changed – Jamye loves communicating with people about intimacy, sex and relationships.    She is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist providing traditional talk therapy, with an expertise in working with individuals and couples around relationship, gender and sexual issues. She also works with clients whose sexual orientation, behavior and identity fall anywhere on the spectrum from traditional to alternative.    Learn more about Jamye Waxman at https://www.waxmansextherapy.com/ and follow her on IG @sextherapistmom.  Subscribe to the audio podcast of Allison Interviews on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, and subscribe to the video podcast on YouTube. :-) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How much do you know about your partner's sexual language? Or your own sexual language? In this best of episode, sex educator, author and licensed therapist Jamye Waxman is here to talk about core erotic blueprints, sexual accelerators and brakes, and the sixth love language: space and freedom. Jamye and I talk through the communication skills you need to help your sexual connection thrive, because if resentment is the relationship killer…curiosity is the relationship healer. So in this show, you'll learn how to turn your communication style from critical to curious, as you and your partner learn who you both are as erotic beings. Show Notes:For More Jamye Waxman: Website | Instagram | Twitter | FacebookThe Secrets to Better Sex? Talk About ItMore About Your Erotic BlueprintCome As You Are: The Surprising New Science That Will Transform Your Sex Life See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we are talking about the paranormal romance "Alpha's Birthday Virgin" by Casey Morgan. You can also read this one as part of your Kindle Unlimited subscription!  We rated the heat level of this wolf shifter romance as Erotic. It includes anal sex (butt stuff) and dominant/submissive themes. It's a forbidden lover's story with an 18-year-old heroine and a young adult hero. In this pod, we talked about editing (boy does it need it), masturbation, unrealistic sex, BDSM, virginity (duh), selfish characters, and so very much more! Karen was firm about this book not deserving a sex toy but she provides us with something better! It's another book and it's about how to masturbate! Preferably NOT while jogging. Check out "Getting Off" by Jamye Waxman

Once you become a parent, so much of your life changes. Your daily schedule, the amount of sleep you get, the amount of time and energy you have, and the list continues. After long days and nights with the baby or working all day and dealing with a fussy toddler, let’s not even forget parenting during a pandemic, sometimes you are too drained to think about getting intimate with your partner. With so much on our to-do lists, it can sometimes feel like sex is just another thing to add to the calendar. But sex and intimacy are essential in romantic relationships. So if things have slowed down and you’re wanting to heat things back up with your partner, this podcast is for you. Today, we're chatting with Jamye Waxman, a licensed marriage and family therapist, sex therapist, and sex educator, with over 20 years of experience talking about intimacy, romance, and sexual pleasure. She's sharing with us helpful tips about how we can keep intimacy alive in parenthood with our partners. Jamye is an author of four books, a former radio and TV producer, and she once held jobs as a Playgirl columnist, a Playboy Sextreme Makeover expert, podcast host, Babeland employee, and adult-film maker. With a career spanning the gamut in human sexuality, one thing has never changed -- Jamye loves communicating with people about intimacy, sex, and relationships. This is why we knew she would be full of helpful tips on how to keep intimacy alive in parenthood and she definitely delivered. This is a good episode that you don't want to miss! Resources that Jamye mentioned: "Sex is Not a Natural Act" by Leonore Tiefer "Come as You Are" by Emily Nagoski "Passionate Marriage" by David Schnarch "Getting the Love You Want" by Harville Hendrix "Mating in Captivity" by Esther Perel and her Ted Talks John Gottman books Laura Corn books Jamye Waxman books Scarleteen - A Sexual Inventory Stocklist (online resource)

Content Warning: If you are triggered by stories of emotional abuse, this episode may not be for you. Real talk: relationships can be amazing! (That’s why so many of us get into them!) But with the wrong partner, relationships can also be harmful. Today, I’m joined by Marriage & Family therapist, Jamye Waxman. We talk about how to spot abusive behavior, what you should never put up within a relationship, and how to break the cycle of dating unhealthy people.  If you think you might be in an abusive relationship, please know you’re not alone and that there are ways to find help. Reach out to your support network, make a plan, and call or chat with the National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-787-3224. Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep this show FREE: Masterclass, Yarlap, Magic Wand, NeLowT For more information about Jamye Waxman, visit: waxmansextherapy.com For even more sex advice, tips, and tricks visit sexwithemily.com

Truth: this year has been HARD on relationships. Luckily, sex educator, author, licensed therapist, and my dear friend Jamye Waxman is here to help! For those struggling to connect right now, Jamye gives different methods for checking in with your partner, rekindling the magic, and keeping a relationship strong over time. Together we talk about the power of curiosity to avoid petty fights and harboring resentment as well as what to do if you and your partner are at different “speeds” sexually. We also take calls about how to healthily express your emotions and how to help your partner cope with sexual shame. Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep this show FREE: P.Volve, Exsens, Magic Wand, Good Vibrations For more information about Jamye Waxman, visit: waxmansextherapy.com For even more sex advice, tips, and tricks visit sexwithemily.com

Today, we start with talking about masturbation but we get the opportunity to talk about so much more. We are joined by Jamye Waxman, licensed marriage and family therapist, and sex therapist. She is a sex educator, author, former podcaster, former sex toy slinger, and used to produce talk radio and a TV show called Naked New York. She has authored "Getting Off: A Woman's Guide to Masturbation," "Hot Sex: Over 200 Things You Can Try Tonight," and "How to Break Up With Anyone: Letting Go of Friends, Family and Everyone in Between" website: www.waxmansextherapy.cominstagram: sextherapistmomtwitter @ jamyefacebook: jamYe waXmanPlease connect with us online and follow us on Instagram to keep updated.NOTHING HIDDENwith Nikki and Dr. PiperInstagram: @nothinghidden.podcastwww.NothingHiddenPodcast.com

On today’s show, Dr. Emily is joined by marriage and sex therapist Jamye Waxman to talk about how partners can connect better while quarantining at home. Plus, she’s answering your sex & relationship questions.  The two practice some exercises you can do with your partner to help you feel more present and grounded, as well as some ways to lessen your porn usage if it’s become a problem in your relationship. Then, Emily gives advice on going from a BDSM relationship into a vanilla one, and what to do when your partner’s orgasm threshold is putting a damper on your sex life. Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep the show FREE: Lioness, Elixinol – code EMILY20, SiriusXM, We-Vibe Follow Emily on all social @sexwithemily For more on Jamye Waxman, visit https://www.waxmansextherapy.com/ For even more sex advice, tips & tricks, visit http://sexwithemily.com/ 

On today’s show, Dr. Emily is joined by friend and marriage and family therapist Jamye Waxman – and they’re giving advice and taking calls on all the sex and relationship things! They discuss ways to fix your sex life and rebuild appreciation for each other, why we’re in a connection crisis and what we can do about it, and how dating has changed since technology has advanced. Plus, some sex toy talk from someone at We-Vibe! Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep the show FREE: pjur, Good Vibrations, Promescent, SiriusXM, Magic Wand Follow Emily on all social @sexwithemily For more on Jamye Waxman, visit waxmansextherpay.com For even more sex advice, tips & tricks, visit sexwithemily.com

Sex therapist Jamye Waxman, LMFT, shares wisdom around healthy relationships, sex and identity, and how to unlearn people-pleasing patterns. Ashley and Jamye also explore how our parents and upbringing influence our choices in partners, and Jamye teaches how she modifies princess stories to provide better role models for her daughter. Also in this episode: how to best offer help to someone who is going through a hard time, and why you can break up with anyone who doesn't enrich your life. To find more about Elevated Intimacy Podcast, visit www.ElevatedIntimacyPodcast.com or follow www.instagram.com/elevatedintimacy To keep up with Ashley, visit www.CannaSexual.com or visit www.instagram.com/cannasexual Special thanks to our sponsors Foria and Sybian. Use coupon code CANNASEXUAL at www.ForiaWellness.com to save 10% on purchases. If you have comments or ideas for future episodes, please email podcast@elevatedintimacy.com Please like, subscribe, and review!

On today’s show, Emily is joined by marriage/family therapist and sex educator Jamye Waxman to talk about everything from too much porn use to talking to your kids about sex ed. They cover the ups and downs to watching porn – because everything is great in moderation, ways you can talk to anybody in your life about sex – whether it’s a partner or your kids, what to do to get your sexual stamina up, and how to figure out the exact way your partner wants to be dominated. Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep the show FREE: We-Vibe, Womanizer & Adam & Eve Follow Emily on all social: @sexwithemily Follow Jamye on twitter: @jamye / insta: @jam_yay Visit Jayme at: Waxmansextherapy.com For even more sex advice, tips & tricks, visit: sexwithemily.com Check out even more Sex With Emily on SiriusXMStars 109 Mon-Fri 5-7pm PST!

With Jamye Waxman (author of How to Break Up with Anyone)! All about weed lube, how to have great sex, coping with cottonmouth when you’re giving oral, karma, ghosting, breakups, sex when you’re high and more with author, sex therapist and sex educator Jamye Waxman. Plus, summertime watermelon and feta salad! SUBSCRIBE / REVIEW / TELL A PAL / SHARE A JOINT / BE NAKED IF YOU WANT TO Music by Jesse Case Weed + Grub Instagram Weed + Grub Twitter Jamye Waxman  

I met Anne Hodder through Elle Chase, who was on the podcast last year. Anne Hodder, ACS, is a multi-certified sex educator endorsed by the renowned San Francisco Sex Information program and the American College of Sexologists International. She is the sex ed teacher you wish you'd had in high school.   We talk about how she taught herself about sex; household items as sex toys; her sex-positive PR firm; her sex workshops; men and emotions; and “69.” https://annehodder.com/ https://screamingo.com/shop/charged-positive-vibe/ https://www.amazon.com/Jamye-Waxman/e/B001JP4E52 http://www.goodvibes.com/s/sex-toys/p/1-2-AJ-BE02/good-vibrations-toys/fukuoku-9000-massager-

On today’s Best Of podcast from 2012, no sex tip is left unturned! Emily and Menace are joined by special guest, sex educator and co-author of Emily’s book Hot Sex: Over 200 Things You Can Try Tonight, Jamye Waxman, to talk sex toys, dating debacles and everything in between. Fresh from her trip to the Xbiz retail show, an annual sex toy expo, Jamye has tons of tidbits and toy tips to share, from couples’ toys to bondage kits and even a little electro-play. She, Emily and Menace dissect the peaks and valleys of long distance relationships, debate the appeal of morning sex and trade Friday the 13th horror stories. Speaking of Freaky Friday, the gang also answers an email from a listener looking to turn up the kink factor in her marriage. If you desire a diverse variety of sex talk circa 2012 then look no further, because today’s show has got everything you need. From first date deal breakers to cutting edge sex toy makers, today’s classic Sex With Emily podcast is not one to miss!

Break ups aren't just for significant others: learn how to let go of other toxic relationships with: HOW TO BREAK UP WITH ANYONE: Letting Go of Friends, Family, and Everyone In-BetweenSome of the most difficult but necessary breakups a person can experience will likely be with people who aren't romantic or sexual partners, yet resources for surviving these endings are limited. With How to Break Up With Anyone: Letting Go of Friends, Family, and Everyone In-Between, relationship expert and sex educator Jamye Waxman has written a much-needed step-by-step guide to non-romantic breakups. Drawing from her own experiences, Waxman provides strategies for disengaging from a friend, family member, community, or even former version of oneself, addressing both practical and emotional concerns.While ending a relationship can be painful, Waxman's positive message focuses on the ultimately liberating aspects of putting unhealthy relationships to rest. Chapter topics include key issues such as “Best Friends Forever No More,” “Breaking Up With Family,” and “Breaking Up With Your Career.” Waxman also includes firsthand advice and guidance for those who have been broken up with and are looking for answers. How to Break Up With Anyone provides the tools readers need to initiate a breakup, the encouragement to get through it, and the wisdom to recognize that they don't have to settle for anything less than productive, healthy relationships. For readers facing an impending breakup with a best friend, parent, job, or community, How to Break Up With Anyone will help them reach the other side. About the Author Jamye Waxman, M.Ed started her professional career as a radio producer. From there, she launched into the field of human sexuality and relationships—as both a sex educator and media personality. Waxman is currently pursuing an MA in counseling psychology and a PhD in human sexuality education. A sought-after speaker and media consultant, Waxman has been interviewed by top media outlets including Forbes, Women's Health, Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Heeb, The Doctors, MTV, Playboy TV, and The History Channel. She is also a regular contributor to Playgirl magazine.   -Press Release

EPIC CONCEPTION STORY! Sex educators Jamye Waxman and Mistress Mary share the social, sexual and physical transformations of being first-time Moms in the making. TOPICS: Naked Kitchen Moment, "Geriatric" pregnancy, Friendships, Feeling Sexy, Boobs!, New Orgasms, Pregnancy Brain, Prioritizing Sex, Genital Changes, Sensitivity Intensity, Positions, New Partner Intimacy, Belly Rubs, Fear of Vaginal Changes, How They Knew, Masturbation, Vibrators and Sandra has a series of freak outs.

Emily and guest Jamye Waxman apply tingly stimulation cream and Menace wants to go to “pound town.” The three celebrate freaky Friday with some light talk on shock therapy electro sex, armpit hair and bondage.

 Emily's co-author Jamye Waxman talks about their book Hot Sex: Over 200 Things You Can Try Tonight, first masturbation experiences, if you really love someone do you swallow?, pubic hair trends and armpit hair, how to get more foreplay, the two most important things for anal sex, how to touch breasts, taking it slow, men who love the vagina vs. men who don't, threesome etiquette, shower sex and can you teach someone to be a better kisser?

SEXPERT: Sex expert Jamye Waxman and I help comedian Ed Salazar ready his semen soldiers for a night of passion.  TOPICS include: Female masturbation, hot blowjobs, porn trends, Burning Man and a round of Just the Tip!

We have a few drinks with Greg Delong of Njoy Toys. Kidder discovers that Nina Hartley is a fan of what Sex is Fun does. WOW! Kidder also discovers that Jamye Waxman is also a big fan of the show...

Guest speakers: Terence McKenna, Ralph Abraham, and Rupert Sheldrake PROGRAM NOTES: (Minutes : Seconds into program) 05:25 Rupert Sheldrake describes how one could go about creating a "consumer's report" for odd-ball theories. 06:23Terence McKenna:"Ninety-five percent of the scientists who have rejected astrology cannot cast a natal horoscope, and that the ability to actually cast a horoscope never seemed to be required of these high-toned scientific critics of astrology. It was something they felt perfectly free to dismiss without understanding." 07:26 Ralph Abraham: "Well, the hypothesis of causative formation, of course, favors deeper fluff. . . . The thing about astrology is that people say it works. An argument could be made that even though the Zodiacal reference frame that it is based on no longer has any basis in the sky that it works because people believe in it, and because it is in the N-field, and that because it's deeper fluff, basically." 08:27 Ralph: "I think it could be that scientific research, done according to the best principles, has a greater weight in impressing itself upon the morphogenic field." 12:53 Rupert: "This internalization of the use of blind techniques has, in fact, gone farthest in parapsychology, where 85% of experiments are double blind in recent journals. In medicine and psychology where everyone pays lip service to blind techniques, in practice the number of blind papers, or double blind, is in the region of six to seven percent of all published papers in the top journals." 17:09 Terence: "Well, speculation and skepticism begin to sound like novelty and habit. So maybe these things are just counter-flows in the intellectual life of the culture that redress each other. And though we do have certain long-running forms of fuzz, it does tend to correct itself over time." 19:47 Rupert: "The fact is that in the mainstream of our culture skepticism reigns supreme." 22:27 Terence:"New kinds of people are making their voices heard, people from outside the male patriarchal, usual membership in the club." 25:34 Rupert: "In most walks of life skepticism is normal. We expect it in politics, courts of law, etc." 27:30 Rupert: "[Science] is the only universal system which is not open to the normal processes of challenge from competing points of view, having to justify itself in terms of evidence." Download MP3 PCs – Right click, select option Macs – Ctrl-Click, select option Also mentioned in this podcast Cross-cultural Medical Ethnobotany by Nat Bletter The Ayahuasca Monologues with Jonathan Philips, Jamye Waxman, Bill Kennedy, Daniel Pinchbeck, and Nat Bletter