Podcast appearances and mentions of kit murray maloney

The journey from trauma to pleasure can be excruciating at times. How can we slowly bring embodied practices and even ancient practices into our homelife? Kit Murray Maloney shares her beliefs on solo sex, orgasm, and yoni (vaginal) steaming saunas in this whole-hearted and compassionate conversation. For twenty years Kit Maloney has been an activist, academic, and entrepreneur committed to channeling her passion for gender equity into a celebration of women and yoni bodied folks embodied health and healing. She's earned a Master's degree in Gender and Social Policy from the London School of Economics and has been featured widely in the media, including Glamour, Self, and Bustle.She is also the founder of O'actually & The Pleasure Pledge, two ventures honoring female sexual pleasure (and orgasms!) for safety, healing, and empowerment. Marie Claire named Kit an "Amazing Woman" for her work celebrating women's sexuality.  To reach Kit or find information on the original Kitara Sauna:Website: https://www.kitaralove.com/IG: https://www.instagram.com/bykitara/Where to find Pasha:Website: http://pashamarlowe.com/FB: https://www.facebook.com/PashamarlowecoachingIG: https://www.instagram.com/pashamarlowe/Email: pasha@pashamarlowe.comPlease subscribe, leave a review, and share this podcast with your friends and families. Your support to me and this channel will be greatly appreciated. Not only will it help my podcast to grow, but it will also allow me to help others find pleasure in their lives. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/pashamarlowe)

How to care for your cycle in a whole different way you've never thought of: vaginal steaming. Guest Kit Maloney and I chat about what the practice is like, the reservations I had when I heard about it, and how to care for your period. RESOURCES FREE how to start keto guide Keto question? Need help? Send me a message The history of James Marion Sims, ‘the father of gynecology’ Medical Bondage book The process of vaginal steaming Castor oil packs instruction with Kit Organic Pads, reusable too Checkout Kit's website Kit's Instagram Programs for support: Keto for Women and Happy Keto Body PARTNERS Receive 2 pounds of FREE ground beef... for LIFE with ButcherBox - offer ends September 23, 2020 Eaton CBD oil 20% discount: use the code KETODIET for 20% off everything

Welcome to Season 2 of Ripen. I’m thrilled to bring you this incredible interview with plant medicine maestro Javier Regueiro. Kit Murray Maloney and I sat down with Javier to work through our confusion and stuckness around anger 13 months ago. For various reasons we hadn’t yet hit publish, but now in the summer of 2020 it has become increasingly clear that this powerful transmission needed to be made public. Listen in as Javier shares the meaning behind anger and other challenging emotions, how we can actually drop in and feel what we feel, and the healing and empowerment available to us as we do. Connect with Javier at https://www.javierregueiro.com/ Connect with Kit at https://www.kitaralove.com/ Connect with Rachel at https://www.rachelsizemore.com/  

I've been waiting to do an episode on this topic because it's a practice that I engage in every month: yoni steaming. Not long ago, I shared on my Instagram stories my practice of yoni steaming, and I have gotten so many questions since then, so I invited the lovely Kit Murray Maloney who is not only my friend and a Vaginal Steam Practitioner, but she is also the creator of the steam stool that I use (and love!). Together in this episode, we talk about the word "yoni" (and the cultural appropriation in ancient wellness practices), the what/why/how of vaginal steaming, the dark history of gynecology, the contraindications for steaming, and Kit generously offers so much information on what to look for and how to get started with this body/spirit healing practice. Find show notes for this episode here: https://beccapiastrelli.com/kit-murray-maloney/ Follow Kit on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bykitara/ Follow Becca on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beccapiastrelli/

Are you ready to explore female-embodied pleasure, and how it can be a guide to your purpose? Well, this conversation is for you! Lola and Kit dive into Kit’s journey with pleasure and how she has learned to listen to what feels good in her body. Following what feels good and beautiful has led her to create two powerful companies, including her latest offering—Kitara: a beautiful handcrafted yoni steam sauna. Brew up a cuppa your favorite tea and prepare for giggles, tears, and a homecoming to valuing and caring for yourself as a sacred vessel. Kit Murray Maloney is a yoni embodied soul here to learn and share the wisdom of women's bodies—the healing, the vulnerability and the alchemy of fully experiencing what is within.

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In this episode I’m joined by Kit Murray Maloney, an outspoken orgasmic organizer who’s been working and playing hard to start a proud self-pleasuring revolution among women. While male masturbation is taken for granted and catered to by the mainstream culture, female pleasure is still in many ways in the dark ages. Kit shares about her great work to re-enlighten humanity about the potential for healing, empowerment, pleasure, fun, relaxation, and more with female masturbation and orgasm. She’s established a movement around the Pleasure Pledge where women commit to pleasure themselves thoroughly for 3 weeks straight, to learn more please go here: https://www.thepleasurepledge.com/ We discuss the need for thoughtful user experiences with online porn and her efforts to curate a more refined adult entertainment selection. We also commiserate on the need for shamanic pornography to become a thing so we can show religious pornophobes how sacred sexuality is to be respected rather than feared. Please visit her main website here: https://www.oactually.com/ About Kit: Kit Murray Maloney is driven by her core belief that a celebration of women’s sexual pleasure, including female orgasms, will heal and better the world. For the last two decades Kit’s been an activist, academic, and entrepreneur committed to channeling her passion for gender equity into a celebration of women’s sexual pleasure. She’s earned a Masters degree in Gender and Social Policy from the London School of Economics and has been featured in Marie Claire, Self, and Glamour magazines. Kit launched O’actually as a multi-media platform for open and honest dialogue to release taboo of women’s self pleasure and to promote beautiful erotic work made by women for women. Kit is also the founder of The Pleasure Pledge, a free 21 day program inviting women to celebrate there daily orgasm.

You’re listening to the Pleasure Rising Podcast Episode number 010. Pleasure Seekers, do you hold shame around porn? Are you wanting to unleash your fantasies?  In todays episode I speak with Kit Murray Maloney on how to feel good about porn, why we have shame toward porn, and where you can actually find porn for women. ( O Actually https://www.oactually.com ) For the last two decades Kit’s been an activist, academic, and entrepreneur committed to channeling her passion for gender equity into a celebration of women’s sexual pleasure. She’s earned a Masters degree in Gender and Social Policy from the London School of Economics and has been featured in Marie Claire and Glamour magazines. Kit is on a mission to help women celebrate sexual pleasure for healing safety and empowerment. 

In this episode Kit Murray Maloney and I discuss censorship, releasing taboo around women's sexual pleasure, the power of sisterhood, leading from a place of feminine power, vulnerability, and more. For the last two decades Kit has been an activist, academic, and entrepreneur committed to channeling her passion for gender equity into a celebration of women s sexual pleasure. She s earned a Masters degree in Gender and Social Policy from the London School of Economics; has been featured in Marie Claire and Glamour magazines, and is a regular contributor to The Huffington Post. She launched her multi-media site O'actually to create a more open dialogue around the existing taboo and yet ultimate importance of women s self pleasure and to promote creative, beautiful, and HOT erotic works made by women for women. Because genuine female orgasms heal and better the world. You can find her at www.oactually.com And stay tuned for her podcast episode 12.12 as she gives her censored TedX talk on Season 2 of Pleasure with O'Actually. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/oactually/id1003109005 You can join in her "O'actually Pleasure Pledgers" group on FB here:https://www.facebook.com/groups/1552241045032047/ Join into the discussion with Amanda in her amazing community on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/FindYourFeminineFire/ or find her at www.amandatesta.com

On this episode of The Period Party, Nat & Nicole talk with Kit Murray Maloney, an activist and entrepreneur who is committed to channeling her passion for gender equity into a celebration of women's sexual pleasure. Here's some of the best highlights from this really fun episode:  How cycles help us understand why we sometimes want a very particular form of sex one day and how that's the last kind of sex we want the next day/week. How a daily commitment to sexual pleasure/orgasm is a beautiful and FUN way to deepen into our body's needs and desires What women should do if they have trouble reaching orgasmOrgasms magical powers over cramps, our moods, and hormones! Kit Murray Maloney earned a Masters degree in Gender and Social Policy from the London School of Economics; has been featured in Marie Claire and Glamour magazines, and is a regular contributor to The Huffington Post. She launched her multi-media site O’actually to create a more open dialogue around the existing taboo and yet ultimate importance of women's self pleasure and to promote creative, beautiful, and HOT erotic works made by women for women. Because genuine female orgasms heal and better the world. Kit is currently running her free signature offering -- a 21-day invitation to women to pledge to their daily orgasm. It's called the Pleasure Pledge. Join the fun today! Also, don't forget to check out Nicole's free 3-part video series: Heal the World, One Woman at a Time: Inside secrets to being a successful women's health coach. Sign up here for free.   

I first met Kit Murray Maloney in the summer of 2015 when she wrote me and the other members of her tribe a giant permission slip for pleasure. At the time I had no idea the ripple effect this permission slip would create in my life, but without a doubt it and my friendship with Kit are a big part of how this podcast became Ripen. When I met Kit I was fully entrenched in the doing, doing, doing, stressed out, push myself mode of being, and it was through my connection with her that I first started to discover a more pleasurable way of living. Listen in as Kit and I jam on... +  The power and necessity of celebrating women’s pleasure +  Talking about sex with your friends, why it matters and how to get started +  Taking the feelings of guilt and selfishness out of the pleasure conversation +  How to bring more pleasure in your life even if it feels lightyears away from your current life or you’ve never had an orgasm +  What vulnerability has to do with intuition and how you can use it to get in better communication with yourself   For more information on the resources mentioned in this podcast, head to rachelsizemore.com/episode4

Kit Murray Maloney is an activist, student and entrepreneur committed to channeling her passion for gender equity into a celebration of women's sexual pleasure. And, she is my new bestie! We both come from the deep understanding that self-pleasuring is so vital for every single woman. This woman lives her message and mission and I just love that she is a part of my tribe of sexually open and aware women. In this episode we jammed on: How to start practicing solo sex Learn how to find time to self-pleasure What orgasm does to your daily life (trust me you need this in your life!) What a self-pleasure diva daily practice looks like How this practice is a gift to others and your partner Her mission in the adult film industry and education Show notes: http://www.margaretromero.com/episode16    

This episode is unlike any I've done before, and it turned out terrifically well. If talking about sex makes you uncomfortable, then this episode is especially for you. Especially if you're a woman. I talked to Kit Murray Maloney, CEO of O'Actually. O’actually celebrates sexually stimulating content, products, and knowledge that focuses on enhancing and stimulating women’s sexual pleasure. The company is dedicated to changing the landscape of adult entertainment to prioritize women’s arousal by distributing new types of film, audio, visual arts, and literature. O’actually also shares sexual enhancement knowledge and recommends products that promote female pleasure. Kit bared her soul (no pun intended) to talk honestly about the importance of women's orgasms, why masturbation is ok, and why porn and pleasure are at opposite ends of the spectrum. On Porn, Masturbation and Pleasure Phil: Welcome to the show Kit. Tell us why you started O’Actually. Kit: We are here to remind women to owning their own pleasure that is often missed we are here to remind everyone involved that it is important. There’s a real lack of awareness around women's pleasure, and most porn is made purposefully for men. It isn’t made for real life. Phil: Are you telling me porn isn’t real life? Ha! Kit: With the persuasiveness with porn in mainstream life it gets real muddled with entertainment and reality, with the age a young man first sees porn has dropped from 11 to 8. Adults can realize that porn isn’t reality but if you are introduced at a young age to sexuality through porn, you’ll wind up confused. Not to mention that porn is adult entertainment and made for men to enjoy alone and they are geared towards that stimulus. Because it’s all we have, it gets turned into education or that's thinking that’s what women's bodies are meant to look like. Phil: How do we introduce that subject without it being that weird story of the stork or odd story of the birds and bees? Kit: It does seem we have these extreme porn stories with sex and none of its real.  We need to be open and honest factual and truthful. We need to talk about pleasure and we need to be honored. Pleasure is this wildly missing word with sex educators. I’d like to ask my audience and yours for anyone that has used that word when talking about sex. That used the ‘p’ word. Share this: Pleasure is this wildly missing word with sex educators. @KitMalo http://bit.ly/2cRWIxO I’d like to celebrate anyone I really think they need to be honored and thanked for bringing that in. We really focus on prevention, prevention of disease, prevention pregnancy, what we don’t want to happen, we are lacking the potential the focus and exploration of all the great things of sex and sexuality. Phil: How did you get introduced to this? Kit: Back when I was 18 and I was about to go to college and I got affected by the rates of sexual assault on college campus knowing this was arena I wanted to be involved. I went to my college and I was I couldn't hold this negativity into and during this time I experienced my own sexual trauma that I only started sharing.  A couple of years ago I realized pleasure is completely missing from the conversation. Heal the trauma A space where we can we all be honest Phil: Kit, what is your background? Kit: I was Engaged in Social Activism for about 20 years, accidently picked up a women's study minor. I earned a masters in social economics and gender studies.  From there, I got involved with a few early stage businesses and startups. Phil: You have a podcast. Tell us about that. Kit: The podcast has been a gift and it combines the things that I intuitively love doing. And I love doing it and learn so much. I’ve had beautiful conversations and it’s been such a gift and I’ve taken it anywhere that I have had questions or been curious. There have been no taboo topics Phil: Take us through the services that you provide and the products you sell. Kit: Please keep checking out our site, we are about to have a lot more there it has to be highly curated. Which is hard.  And there’s some exciting stuff to come. There is a surprising amount of women who love to write erotica and I love to give them a space to contribute and to be present and active. Phil: It’s not something people talk about.  Why do we think it’s such a taboo subject?  Kit: We tell ourselves so many stories as a society and individuals. About sex. And I think we really put sex and women's sexuality into prude and whore dynamic and it’s really hard to navigate what’s in the middle where are the boundaries. And who am I? I don’t live up these clichés? I don’t live up these expectations of people with people who give themselves permission for sex If you are going to call me a bad name or something, that usually has something to do with the other person than with me. Phil: Why is it so challenging? Kit: We are just so ingrained to never talk about masturbation or solo-sex. If we look at sitcoms there is an abnormal amount of jokes around male masturbation and none around about women. I have a great group of women friends and I would have said that we don’t have any taboo topics and then I realized we do have those taboo topics; we don’t talk about solo sex or adult entertainment. When we create the space to listen and hear and be honest ourselves we are allowing others to give back to us in that same manner and that’s what I found with close with whether it be friends or family. It’s been great for me, I get to ask all those questions. Phil: That’s kind of scary, right? Kit: Once we get past that initial uncomfortable part, we get to the business sense. There is the depth and soul to it. and the the genuine holistic part and the importance of orgasms in your daily routine. So many entrepreneurs don’t talk about sex, they don’t consider it in self care or routines and I am one of the few entrepreneurs that includes it in my talk about self care and routines who has awareness of sex. I disdain the term work hard play hard. I want to love my work, love my play. I want to genuinely love my life. Now don’t get me wrong, I have my bad days, I am human. It’s not yet truly in the mainstream, to think that. It’s a mind shift on things, for sure. It doesn’t have to be extravagant. Allow yourself to enjoy it. Share this: I disdain the term work hard play hard. I want to love my work, my play. I want to genuinely love my life. @kitmalo http://bit.ly/2cRWIxO It is deeply important to me and I prioritize things and things comes to fruition for me. Really cool things are possible when you focus on them.  And, you have to make choices. There is a balance and trade-offs. Phil: How can women get started on the path on finding their pleasure? Kit: We talk about triggers in self development, we can have pleasure triggers. We can pleasure triggers that infuse happiness and pleasure.  Just identify one pleasure trigger. It could be anything, and it could change. More from Kit and O'Actually O'Actually website - learn more about their very important mission Check out the Pleasure with O'Actually podcast Continue the conversations with O'Actually on Facebook

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Kit Murray Maloney’s Interview with Krista Kujat The Creator of Permission Session Workshops Get ready to sit back and ENJOY a transformational 40 minutes of orgasmic delight because Krista Kujat and Kit discuss: – Receiving Sexual Pleasure from Your Partner and Thoroughly Enjoying it – How You (as an individual, or with your partner) can […] The post The ONE Word That Is Killing Your Sex Life – Interview with Krista Kujat appeared first on Oactually.

Modern love is about acceptance… and acceptance starts with knowing and loving your own body. What happens when you want pleasure in your real life? In real time? Meet Kit Murray Maloney, the CEO and founder of “O Actually”, a multi-media site celebrating women's sexual health and satisfaction. She's the author of the eye-opening Huff Post piece “7 Reasons to Include An Orgasm in Your Morning Routine.”  She says: “A little over a year ago, I decided to add an orgasm into my morning routine. I'm happier, more calm and focused and have a better connection and more appreciation for my body than ever.” Kit's website is www.oactually.com.