Podcasts about netflix's sex education

[ Kindly note: This is a rebroadcast of a previous episode, as due to this quarantine (because of COVID-19), we haven't been able to record a new one.Please go through our previous episodes if you miss us! We definitely have talked about topics that would interest you. :) Hope you're all staying safe. ]Social awkwardness and the raging hormones - on this episode of IVM Likes, we are discussing the coming of age. Jaanam and Abbas sit down with writer and performer - Pooja Sivaraman to recommend some new stuff in the first half. If you liked Netflix's Sex Education and are looking to watch similar stuff, we share a hot-list of our favorite coming of age TV shows!We love when you send us your recommendations on twitter. Tweet to us @ivmpodcasts and we'd love to check it out!Follow us on Instagram @poojasiv, @surbhi.bagga, @abbasmomin88, @capefoxalix @jaanamdewan1You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcast App on Android: https://goo.gl/tGYdU1 or iOS: https://goo.gl/sZSTU5You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

This week we're chatting about new movie Misbehaviour, directed by Philippa Lowthorpe and starring three of our favourite actors: Keira Knightley, Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Jessie Buckley. This British film is based on the real life events of the 1970 Miss World Contest, where the newly-formed Women's Liberation Movement disrupted proceedings, while Jennifer Hosten, Miss Grenada, was crowned the first black Miss World winner. We were so excited to sit down with director Philippa Lowthorpe and discuss her role bringing this true life story to the big screen. The three of us fangirled about Little Women, talked about the importance of intersectionality on screen, the transformative power of clothing and why women want to see their stories reflected in film. Later, Helena fills us in about her experience finally watching Netflix's Sex Education, and Francesca has some thoughts on musical classic Les Miserables. Enjoy!

This week's episode is about progress and the representation of vulnerability between men. Specifically within the film My Own Private Idaho (1991) and Netflix's Sex Education (2019). Buy our merch at https://teespring.com/stores/cabronasychingonas Support us at https://www.patreon.com/cycpodcast Visit our website https://www.cabronasychingonas.com/ Email us at cycpodcastmail@gmail.com Follow us: @cycpodcast - https://www.instagram.com/cycpodcast/ - https://twitter.com/cycpodcast  #sexeducation #myownprivateidaho #keanureeves

Tobias and Jeanine talk about the show Sex education. They reminisce about their own how high school experiences especially concerning sex education, both having visited catholic schools. The show sheds new light on typical tropes, like cliques and the longing for popularity. Jeanine draws parallels to movies, like High School Musical, and shows, like Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide. The two also discuss how the show uses the asthetics of the 80s, while taking place in the modern world. If you have kids or plan on having them: How would you educate your children about sensitive topics? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jeenias/message

Actor George Robinson reveals what it's like to play Isaac, the first disabled character in Netflix's Sex Education. George became tetraplegic just a few years ago when he broke his neck in a school rugby tackle gone-wrong. The question is, did he watch the show - full of teenage sex, angst and mishaps - with his parents? Professional magician Fergus Flanagan first got into tricks when he was 10-years-old - about the same time he realised he was different to everyone else. He'd started to experience intrusive thoughts relating to hitting or kicking disabled people - something he never acted on and has since gone away. But it would be another 10 years before he told anyone about it and it was given a name - Obsessive Compulsive Disorder - something he's now created a magic show around. Presented by Kate Monaghan and Simon Minty. A full transcript will be available here soon. Subscribe to Ouch on BBC Sounds or say "Ask the BBC for Ouch" to your smart speaker.

TW sexual assault: 32 minutes in - trigger warning. We will be talking about our own experiences with sexual assault and how Netflix's Sex Education dealt with the matter well. On this week's episode, the ladies talk about Leanne serving you looks on Love Island Aftersun, Wallace being a SPICE of life and Priscilla not giving an ounce of f*** with her blonde wig - we love to see IT. HOSTS: Vic @victoriasanusi Jas @jas_bw Let us know who you would like to see on a future episode using the hashtag #blackgalslivin Artwork by @thecamru

February is LGBT+ History Month and to celebrate we decided to talk about sex education and consent within the community. We discussed what seemed to be highly biological and heteronormative personal experiences with sex education, where sexual experiences where assumed to be penetrative intercourse between a man and a women, with a complete disregard for female pleasure. We also explored the future of a more inclusive form of sex education with the idea of counselling-like one-on-one sessions, much like Jean Milburn's approach in Netflix's Sex Education.

This episode we have special guest Dr. Kristina Coop Gordon! Dr. Gordon shares her expertise on couple therapy, joins us for a discussion about Netflix's Sex Education, and leads our Academic Deep Dive with a recent article of hers describing a Relationship Checkup intervention. We also discuss advice people get when they learn about their partner's infidelity - good, or bad?Link to article: bit.ly/2RZuNhgLink to advice: bit.ly/2RUTtHYLink to Atlantic article about Sex Education: bit.ly/2RXctWk

Car crashes, talking hits, and learning life lessons with the songwriter of "Wild Thing", "Angel of the Morning", Chip Taylor and London based artist Belle Mt.. Chip is the creator of timeless hits spanning 5 decades and Belle Mt. shares the origin or his latest release "Origins".    Belle Mt. (bell-mont) is songwriter Matt Belmont that just released the video for "Origins" but also it's the first single of 2019 (produced by Grammy award-winning producer Femke Weidema). This London-based artist uses life-altering moments to create a new story and "Origins" is no different.  We get into the nuances of the new track and video; pride, a crash, and relationships. We also figure out the faults of keeping scores in life's relationships. Visit www.bellemt.com to check out the video and see tour dates, and follow him @bellemtmusic.   Chip Taylor (James Wesley Voight) will probably always be known as the songwriter who wrote "Wild Thing" and "Angel of the Morning." But there's so much more to the man besides 2 songs. Other notable tracks include "He Sits at Your Table" (Willie Nelson), "I Can't Let Go" (Evie Sands, the Hollies, Linda Ronstadt), "The Baby" (the Hollies), "Any Way That You Want Me" (the Troggs, Evie Sands, Melanie, Juice Newton, Lita Ford, Liverpool Five), "Just a Little Bit Harder" (Lorraine Ellison, Janis Joplin), "Sweet Dream Woman" (Waylon Jennings), "A Little Bit Later On Down the Line" (Bobby Bare), "Rock Soldiers" (Ace Frehley), and "Son of a Rotten Gambler" (Emmylou Harris, the Hollies, Anne Murray). A new generation is getting to know Chip by his track on Netflix's Sex Education, "F*** All The Perfect People" as well.   Chip, a Songwriter Hall of Fame Inductee, also has a love for country music and even built a healthy career in the 70's in the genre. We talk about all these but we also go into his other passions and careers (A notable gamble and golfer). But more importantly, we get to understand how Chip ticks and we tackle the ups and downs of his career. One would think that your way is paved with a track record like his, but you even learn through his latest record (Whiskey Salesman) the life lessons learned from this vet. Whiskey Salesman is out now under Train Wreck Records and you can follow Chip @chiptaylorofficial

Join us for the second ever episode of the Anything & Everything Podcast. The team discuss the latest topics in pop culture including Toy Story 4, Robert Pattinson as Batman, Yesterday, The Lion King and Netflix's Sex Education.

The POA hosts are once again joined by guest host Evan as they talk about Oscar Odds, Netflix's new smash hit series Sex Education, and new trailers and movie news. Bob also reviews Glass.   03:17 - Trailers  13:20 - News 44:40 - Netflix’s Sex Education 55:35 - Rise of the Superman 59:40 - The Boy Who Would Be King 1:03:00 - Escape Room 1:06:00 - Glass 1:15:50 - Oscar Odds

Ladies and Gentlemen, We're very civil in this episode, after having Keith arrested for wrong think Nigel and Gareth cover a variety of topics. Gareth gives his opinion on Netflix's Sex Education. Nigel discusses the strange goings on at Machinma. Keith rants on over Black Panther getting an Oscar nomination. Gareth gives his insights on Into the Spider-verse and Nigel thinks he has discovered a new TV show, Lost in Space. Also Nigel discovers the word Jeopardy  So grabba a cuppa and join us for this weeks Monkey Nut Punch podcast! #MNP  #StarTrek #Youtube #Spiderman   Social Media Links Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MonkeyNutPunch/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/monkeynutpunch Website: www.mnp.ninja     Music From NCS Webpage: https://twitter.com/NCSounds YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/NoCopyrightSounds Intro Music: http://nocopyrightsounds.co.uk/video/tobu-candyland-ncs-release/  Outro Music: http://nocopyrightsounds.co.uk/video/tobu-sound-of-goodbye-ncs-release/   Podcast Hosting: www.podbean.com

If you're suffering the January Blues we recommend checking out Netflix's Sex Education to help cheer you up! Listen to our latest offering of After The Credits in which Harrie talks to Lorraine about the shows' story line, its characters, and more...But be warned! There may be the odd spoiler! Enjoy listening! For updates, reviews and behind the scenes info follow Show Me The Podcast via one or all of the below options: LIKE US ON FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/showmethepodcast/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: www.twitter.com/smtpcast/ FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:www.instagram.com/showmethepodcast/ GET TO KNOW YOUR HOSTS: Harrie: @talesofpeck on twitter and instagram , talesofpeck.wordpress.com/ Lorraine: @lorrainesmyth74 on twitter and instagram, mumswhowingit.com/ Music: 'A life in Pictures' by David Hilowitz --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/show-me-the-podcast/message

This week Dan and Chris discuss Resident Evil coming to TV, whether you can expect your favourite network shows to survive, plus we review True Detective and Netflix's Sex Education. Plus we answer the ultimate question. You can catch us on Twitter @nothinbutstatic or

Social awkwardness and the raging hormones - on this episode of IVM Likes we are discussing the coming of age. Jaanam and Abbas sit down with writer and performer - Pooja Sivaraman to recommend some new stuff in the first half. If you liked Netflix's Sex Education and are looking to watch similar stuff, we share a hot-list of our favorite coming of age TV shows! We love when you send us your recommendations on twitter. Tweet to us @ivmpodcasts and we'd love to check it out! Follow us on Instagram @poojasiv, @surbhi.bagga, @abbasmomin88, @capefoxalix @jaanamdewan1 You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcast App on Android: https://goo.gl/tGYdU1 or iOS: https://goo.gl/sZSTU5 You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

Jas and Vic talk about Soulja Boy's ridiculous interview on The Breakfast show. Vic explains how Netflix's Sex Education misses the mark by not having black women as primary characters while Jas shares why clubbing can often bean awful experience for women. HOSTS: Vick @victoriasanusi Jas @jas_bw Let us know who you want our next guest to be using the hashtag #blackgalslivin Artwork by @thecamru

No fewer than *four* shows get the review treatment this week - partially making up for the appalling lack of post-Christmas news. Gorge yourselves on Netflix's Sex Education, the triumphant return of Catastrophe and the reboot of Charmed. Oh and we get all political with a look at Brexit: The Uncivil War - because that's a subject you don't hear enough about at the moment. Plus reminiscences about Christmas TV, an appraisal of Bandersnatch and a some love for Rome, Broad City and... er, Wentworth.