Podcast appearances and mentions of ruby stevenson

In the final episode of the season, Elizabeth and Charlotte sit down with sexual health communicator, author and specialist, Ruby Stevenson A.K.A Ruby Rare. Host of the InTouch Podcast, Author of Sex Ed: A Guide for Adults - and, a former Ambassador for Brook, The UK's leading sexual health and wellbeing charity for young people. Ruby is devoted to de-stigmatising sexual knowledge and promoting body positivity.In this conversation, we explore body acceptance, how to openly communicateabout sex for people of all ages and what Ruby's recent dyslexia diagnosis means to her.To find out more about us and the Move Beyond Words project, visit movebeyondwords.co.ukSupport us on Patreon - www.patreon.com/MoveBeyondWordsCreditsHosts: Elizabeth Rose Arifien & Charlotte EdmondsProducer: Chris BristowArt & Design: Alex ColehanMarketing: Lucy Alves and Nathanael MayhoOriginal Score: Tom ParkerSound Design & Production: Serendipity StudiosThis podcast has been made with the generous support of Arts Council England. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to The Second Circle. A sex podcast for overthinkers.In episode seven, Franki talks to sex educator Ruby Stevenson about why wanking gets a bad rap and whether masturbation it could ever be considered as important as partnered sex. In The Overthinkers Guide To Sex we hear how a disappointing sexual encounter turned out to have unexpected benefits for Rory.To enter the competition to win a Womanizer Premium please tweet us @The2ndCircle or email us secondcirclepodcast@gmail.com and tell us what wanking advice you'd give your younger self.In discussing Rory's pigeon story, we talk about the rates of erectile dysfunction among young men. We also point out that almost half of men in their 30s report having trouble getting hard at times (and that this is NOT the same as erectile dysfunction) and that this can be for a number of reasons, as outlined here.The Second Circle is a sex and gender politics podcast produced and hosted by journalist Franki Cookney. It seeks to bring some (okay, a LOT) of the nuance back into discussions of sex, relationships, and gender and challenges the idea that sex doesn't deserve the same thought and attention that we give to the rest of our lives.Series 3 of The Second Circle is supported by That's The Spot.Get in touch on Twitter @The2ndCircle or email us secondcirclepodcast@gmail.com.If you're enjoying the podcast, please visit the Patreon page to find out more about how you can support sex-positive content AND get rewarded for your loyalty! Or if you just want to low-key share the love, why not buy me a coffee?Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/frankicookney)

The podcast is taking a break! We'll be back later this year with episodes on LGBT+ inclusivity in sex education, consent, sex and the medical world, kink and the future of sex education in the UK, featuring Dr Paul Murray, Marti from Sound of Birch, Stella Sonnenbaum, Kim Loliya and the full interview with Ruby Stevenson from the charity Brook. For more sex ed resources and loads more, check out www.conversationsaboutsex.com.

How do cultural beliefs about gender influence our behaviour and expectations in the bedroom? I explore masculinity and femininity in the bedroom and the expectations that young men and women feel to perform in a certain way in bed. Featuring a lovely long chat with three young men I knew from school, as well as a young woman in her mid-twenties and sex educators Caroline D'Arcy and Ruby Stevenson. Music by In Love With A Ghost. NOTE: In the episode I mention a study about the orgasm gap, and I got my figures slightly wrong - it's actually worse than I thought! Here is the article with the statistics: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/feb/23/golden-trio-of-moves-boosts-chances-of-female-orgasm-say-researchers And for more sex ed resources, check out the 'Resources' page on the website and the new 'Episodes' page, which gives you specific links relating to each episode. www.conversationsaboutsex.com Support the pod: Patreon (monthly): www.patreon.com/conversationsaboutsex GoFundMe (one-off): www.gofundme.com/f/pycsyr

PORN! What's the big deal? In this episode, we talk to people who use porn and love it, people who use it and hate it, people who make porn and people who treat other people for porn addiction. Leave your preconceptions at the door and open the controversial can of worms - you may be surprised by what you hear! Featuring Stella Sonnenbaum, Ruby Stevenson, Caroline D'Arcy, the wonderful porn performer Lina Bembe and the incredible poet James Massiah. Music by In Love With A Ghost. Check out: Lina Bembe (@linabembe) James Massiah (www.jamesmassiah.com) Stella Sonnenbaum (www.stellawithlove.com) Ruby Stevenson (@_rubyrare) Caroline D'Arcy (www.inti-mate.co) To read the full interview with Jay Smooth, see part one here - https://www.sexpluszine.com/home/2017/12/20/beautiful-people-in-intimate-situations?rq=jay%20smooth and part two here - www.conversationsaboutsex.com/post/an-interview-with-jay-smooth For more sex education resources, check out www.conversationsaboutsex.com/resources

How does arousal actually work? Do women masturbate as much as men? What exactly is libido? How come we didn't learn any of this in school? Featuring Caroline D'Arcy and Ruby Stevenson from Brook. Music by In Love With A Ghost. Check out: Caroline D'arcy (www.inti-mate.co) Ruby Stevenson (@_rubyrare) Brook (www.brook.org.uk) In Love With A Ghost (@LVGHSTmusic) For a curated list of sex ed resources, check out www.conversationsaboutsex.com/resources

Everyone learns what fallopian tubes are, so why don't we learn what the clitoris is? In this episode, I take a look at what's missing in UK sex education when it comes to anatomy. Featuring sex coach Caroline D'Arcy and educator Ruby Stevenson of the sexual health charity Brook. Music by In Love With A Ghost. For more information about the guest speakers and a curated list of sexual health resources, check out www.conversationsaboutsex.com. Check out Caroline D'Arcy's practice at www.inti-mate.co Check out Brook at www.brook.org.uk Check out more of Ruby's work at @_rubyrare on Twitter and @rubyrare on Instagram

Emma Pickett, author of The Breast Book and a former deputy head teacher says that girls and boys aren't being taught properly about breasts. She joins Jane along with Ruby Stevenson from Brook, the sexual health and well being charity for young people, to talk about how children are informed and to give advice for parents.

PORN: In this episode Anouszka and Frankie unpick the pitfalls and celebrate the pleasures of pornography. We get a Good Debriefing from Brook sex educator Ruby Stevenson, teaching us how to consume porn with a critical eye, hear a moving real life story from a former sex and porn addict, and learn about the electric world of ethical erotica from feminist pornographer Anna Richards! First broadcast May 2018 Anouszka and Frankie are putting the pleasure back in to safe sex and healthy relationships. Tackling subjects you should have been – but probably weren’t – taught at school, in season one you’ll get a Good Debriefing from industry experts, hear moving real-life stories in Switching Positions, and cringe at each their pursuits of pleasure in Real Talk. Come and continue the conversation on Twitter and Instagram @Pro_Pleasure! Transmission Roundhouse socially engaged audio platform featuring radical chat and specialist tunes, broadcasting right from the heart of the Roundhouse. Live - www.roundhouse.org.uk/transmission Twitter - www.twitter.com/transmissionrh Instagram - @transmission_rh

VLW interview Ruby Stevenson to talk about her experience as a life model. What do you do when you're on your period? How does it feel to pose naked in front of a room full of strangers? Were your family naturists? What's that about Leo's mum and a bunch of lavender? Find out the answers to all these questions and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.