Podcasts about sexual awareness

 Looks very controversial but it works…A female computer scientist analyzed online dating at OkCupid from 10 Millions of daters.She analyzed all of the successful dating conversations between 2013 and 2018: 1.) 61% of conversations take place between an older man and a younger woman, and in almost half of them, the age gap is at least five years older. 2.) The older-woman-younger-man combo is significantly rarer (appearing in less than one-third of all conversations), and in only 12% of these is the woman at least five years older.3.) Men start 80% of conversations on OkCupid, and they tend to message younger women. The older men get the women, so younger the women are 4.) Women, on the other hand, message and respond most often to men about their own age. Once they reach 35, women actually respond more often to younger guys. But because men are usually the conversation starters, the older-man-younger-woman paradigm prevails.5.)But when women message men, they're actually more likely to get a response from younger men than they are from older ones. A 40-year-old woman will have better luck messaging a 25-year-old man (60% reply rate)   than a 55-year-old one (36% reply rate), according to the data. And a 30-year-old man is more likely to respond to a message from a 50-year-old woman than to a message from any other age group. When women make the first move, the age gap dating norm is reversed.For instance: Trevor, a 28-year-old mathematician,  “Well to be honest,” said Trevor, “I usually go for older women. They have more interesting jobs and hobbies, and their profiles are just better… no stupid selfie-only profiles.”For instance me. I had a tough life and very strenuous study with awful health problems. Until 25 years I was a virgin… And the dating with women didn't work out.So I have made the group Sexual Awareness in the Bhagwan/Osho scene… And then I was together with a 50 years old teacher who had already 4 kids in the same age as me… So what, she wanted sex like crazy, and I was capable ..,, And the relationship was very relaxed or the most relaxed relationship I ever had with a woman… There are a lot of those 50-year-old women who really clean up with the 20-year-old dudes. To be fair, very few 50-year-old women (fewer than 1%) actually message men this young, but when they do, they kill it.  In an interview, Cindy Gallop, the 57-year-old founder of MakeLoveNotPorn.com who openly champions the benefits of women dating younger men. My Video: Older women should date younger men! https://youtu.be/QJg89MdItxkMy Audio: https://divinesuccess.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/Podcast.B/Older-women-should-date-younger-men.mp3

The Mohua Show is a weekly podcast about everything from business, technology to art and lifestyle, But done and spoken ईमानदारी सेConnect with UsMohua Chinappa: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohua-chinappa/The Mohua Show: https://www.themohuashow.com/Connect with the GuestAnupama Garg: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anupama-gargFollow UsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheMohuaShowInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/themohuashow/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/themohuashow/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/themohuashowFor any other queries EMAILhello@themohuashow.comEpisode Summary: In this episode, the guest Anupama Garg, explores the complexities of polyamory and BDSM, emphasizing the importance of communication and understanding in relationships.Anupama describes various forms of polyamory, such as polyandry, polygeny, and group marriages, highlighting the fluid nature of these labels and the need for individuals to define their own dynamics. The conversation shifts to navigating insecurities, noting that personal insecurities can affect relationships, regardless of their structure. Anupama discusses the societal perceptions of polyamorous women compared to men, linking it to broader issues of gender equality. Transitioning to BDSM, she shares her journey of discovery, stressing that BDSM is not solely about pain but can involve various expressions of intimacy. The discussion concludes with a focus on establishing trust, safety, and open communication as crucial elements for fostering intimacy within BDSM dynamics.Chapters:00:00 - Highlight01:47 - Introduction02:47 - A Journey Beyond Societal Norms07:55 - The Journey of Polyamory and Honesty13:13 - Different Types of Polyamory15:00 - Navigate Insecurities 18:05 - Men Vs Women: Understanding the dynamics in relationship22:38 - What is BDSM25:46 - Kinkster & Lifestyler28:37 - Emotional Intimacy in BDSM32:08 - Advice in BDSM35:22 - Increase in Online Sale of Sex Products40:35 - Family AcceptanceDisclaimerThe views expressed by our guests are their own. We do not endorse and are not responsible for any views expressed by our guests on our podcast and its associated platforms.TheMohuaShow #MohuaChinappa #Podcast #AnupamaGarg # #Polyamory #BDSM #OpenRelationships #EmotionalIntimacy #Communication #RelationshipDynamics #GenderEquality #SexualAwareness #ConsensualNonMonogamy #RelationshipAdvice #SafeWords #TrustInRelationships #SoloPoly #KinkCommunity #LoveWithoutLabels #PodcastEpisode Thanks for Listening!

Kim and Dr. Jenni bring Jenni's sex therapist husband, Daniel back into the conversation to discuss the issues that most affect men. We learn more about his treatment methods and why it's so important for men to have a safe space to discuss these issues and how it benefits them and their relationships. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode we tap deep into the trust, desire, intimacy, and vulnerability that come from relationality. Betty Martin offers her vast knowledge of bodywork, somatics, and consent to give listeners insight into what she calls “The Wheel of Consent,” a quadrant that details a practice of giving and receiving. Betty reminds us that access is a gift. No one is born with the knowledge of how to give and receive in the “perfect” way, rather we must learn and feel together – navigating boundaries and allowing ourselves to find what feels right. Intimacy is a deeply vulnerable act, and Betty discusses how we can create a sense of acceptance and safety as we root in our bodies rather than societal expectations.Throughout the conversation, Betty emphasizes that consent should be the baseline for interaction, not just in intimate relationships but in the world writ large. The questions we ask and the people we include in conversations about consent matter. Only in knowing our limits as individuals, as a society, and as a part of the more-than-human world can we find the true meaning of trusting ourselves, of tapping into generosity, and of comfort. Dr. Betty Martin has had her hands on people professionally for over 40 years, first as a Chiropractor and upon retiring from that practice, as a certified Surrogate Partner, Sacred Intimate, and Somatic Sex Educator. Her explorations in somatic-based therapy and practices informed her creation of the framework, The Wheel of Consent®. She wrote a book about it, called "The Art of Receiving and Giving: The Wheel of Consent", and travels the world teaching other practitioners how to use the practices and the model to keep their clients safe, and their sessions effective and satisfying.Music by Roehind and Vaughn Aed.Visit our website at forthewild.world for the full episode description, references, and action points.Support the show

Julie Sondra Decker is the author of the book The Invisible Orientation, and is a strong advocate for the asexual community since 1998. In this episode, Dr. Jenni and Kim have an in depth and personal conversation about Asexuality, the myths, the truths, and some eye opening revelations. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this weeks episode, Dr. Jeni and Kim talk to Dr. Craig Heacock, an adolescent and adult psychiatrist and addiction specialist in Colorado who hosts the psychiatric storytelling podcast “Back from the Abyss.” (He is a co-therapist in the Phase 3 trial of MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy for PTSD and has particular interest in the use of psychedelics to treat severe mood disorders and PTSD. In this conversation, we talk about psychiatric drugs and their effect on our sex drive. We also learn about Kim's struggle with bi-polar, and get a glimpse of her story.   Find Dr. Heacocks podcast here https://www.craigheacockmd.com/podcast-page/ Kim's blog 31-50 - https://31to50.blogspot.com/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Jenni and Kim talk with Deb Rubin, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and founder of Mother Daughter Journey, a program that offers Mother Daughter workshops and parent coaching to help strengthen the mother daughter bond. She also hosts the Motherhood Uncut Podcast and is a delight to talk to. In this conversation we learn when and how to dive into those difficult discussions about sex with our teenagers (primarily teenage girls) and why awkwardness when discussing these topics is actually beneficial. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why is a sexual revolution happening in Asia-Pacific, and how is it impacting global sexual awareness? In this episode of Lives of Tomorrow, WGSN CEO Carla Buzasi is joined by Debbie Yong, WGSN's Senior Strategist for Insight in APAC, to find out why. Beyond sexual awareness, Carla and Debbie talk about shifting attitudes towards marriage in the region, and the rapidly growing adult toy market.Debbie is based in Singapore, and before moving into trend forecasting at WGSN, she worked as a journalist for most of her career, covering retail and consumer news, and spending time in Hong Kong, where she wrote about China and the region for global publications such as BBC Monitoring. One of her most recent forecasts at WGSN looks at the landscape of sexual awareness in APAC, and its global impact.Key takeaways from the forecast include data on the billion dollar adult toy industry in China, an increased desire to explore sexuality in APAC, and why ageing populations and decreasing fertility rates are making authorities in the region rethink their approach to sex.Debbie talks Carla through why there is an increased appetite to explore sexual desire in APAC, and why more people are seeking alternatives to marriage. Plus they explore what this increased consumer base means for brands in the space, and how they can engage and sustain relationships with consumers.Learn more about WGSN forecasts here.

Host Leo Marshall talks with Heather Adams, Patrick Reagan and Pam Martinez from the Mahoney House.   The recap the Spud fundraiser, book club, and also talk about April being Child Abuse Prevention month and Sexual Awareness month.  

In this episode of Chasing Creativity, host Kiran Manral chats with Leeza Mangaldas, who is amongst the foremost sexual awareness content creators in the  country. They talk about what led Leeza to begin creating content in this space, why conversations around sexual awareness are important, the questions she gets asked, the pressure to create content every day, the trolling she often has to deal with and more. Don't miss this special episode of "Sexual Awareness", available on your favorite podcast platform! Follow Bingepods on Instagram for more updates. Sound Engineer- Siddharth Adhicary Show Producer- Jyoti Chaurasiya

On this week's episode of Mental Fitness, host Evan Frisch speaks with Kristen Kruetzberg, Jessica Kunz, and Zaire Cone from Rider University Counseling Center on Sexual Awareness Month and what they have planned for it.

Today's book is a fun, brief, accurate, and educational book exploring what everyone needs to know about vaginas and periods! Vaginas and Periods 101 - A Pop-Up Book is independently published through Sex Ed Talk LLC Publishers and is co-authored by Christian Hoeger (she/her) and Kristen Lilla (she/they), Illustrated by Sara M Lyons (she/her). You can find it at https://sexedtalk.com/popup Kristen Lilla is the only AASECT Certified Sex Therapist and Sexuality Educator in the states of Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois. She won the 2020 AASECT sexuality educator of the year award. Kristen has also published the book Boxes and How We Fill Them: A Basic Guide to Sexual Awareness. Christian Hoeger is a mental health therapist and sex educator in Omaha Nebraska. She has Masters degrees in Education and Psychological Counseling from Columbia University. Christian works full-time in private practice and teaching sex ed. Additional Links: Sara Lyons - Illustrator Shop: https://saramlyons.myshopify.com/ Sara Lyons - Illustrator Instagram https://www.instagram.com/saramlyons/ Wondrous Vulva Puppet - https://vulvapuppet.com/ National Sex Ed Conference - https://sexedconference.com/ Alison and Ian Smyth - https://www.papersmyths.com/ Indiegogo - https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/vaginas-and-periods-101-a-pop-up-book#/ Vagina and Periods - https://www.instagram.com/vaginapopupbook/

Modern Pleasure Podcast is an informative and intriguing podcast about sexual health, awareness and discovery that is presented in a thought provoking and entertaining conversation with sexual health experts and our host, Kim Kaplan, who is just as curious as you are. The discussion is real as it is tasteful, and encourages the listener to lean in to their sexual curiosities and questions as they relate to our overall sexual wellness. Topics will cover everything from sexual and mental health to intimacy, relationships and personal well-being and will introduce the audience to some fun sexual products and reviews as well as discovering some eye-opening sexual revelations!  The Modern Pleasure Podcast is the perfect forum to address all of these topics in a mature, informative and entertaining program.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our last episode of Season 1, Kim, Dr. Jenni and Savannah talk about orgasms! And why not! We learn about more than just the run of the mill orgasm, as Dr. Jenni fills us in on other parts of the body that also orgasm. Who knew?! Join us for a fun and enlightening convo as we close this season with a bang! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kim and Dr. Jenni talk about navigating as a single in todays dating world of instant gratification and sexual relationships, and hear from one of our podcast listeners, Candy who shares her experiences. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kim and Dr. Skyler's conversation focuses on "Lazy Sex" and why it works, how to get there, and how mutual masturbation can be really gratifying in a number of ways. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kim and Dr. Jenni discuss sex and relationships within the LGBTQ community and have an important discussion with two Transgender women, Kayla and Khilynn about thier sexual experiences and the myths that surround the Transgender community when it comes to sexual relations. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our guest Shelley Stinson is the Director of Project Empowerment at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland. An HIV Prevention program for black cisgender and transgender women designed to improve their emotional wellness and other issues related to living with HIV. This became a very enlightening discussion surrounding not only HIV, but other illnesses and offers some great advice on how to grieve the old and create the new. Plus some fun conversations around our own sexuality and where a lot of this information applies to our own daily lives. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Savannah joins Kim and Dr. Skyler in a very open discussion about the different types of sexual relationships, from serial monagamy to zoophilia and everything in-between! We definitely jump out of the box on this one!! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thomas, Chris, and Dusty talk about Intersex Awareness day and the Sexual Awareness of Velma from the Scooby Doo Franchise.

We dive into the definition of "Kinky" and discuss the pros and cons of BDSM (Bondage, Dominatrix, Sado Masochism) in this very informative and real discussion. Savannah also makes an appearance and reveals her own experiences as well as introduces us to some "kinky" products for the beginner to the advanced. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Leaning in to our sexuality can feel awkward, especially if you've developed feelings of sexual shame, or have suffered any type of sexual abuse, among many different reasons for not allowing yourself pleasure.  In this episode we learn what it feels like to surrender to pleasure, and understand the different forms that pleasure can come in. Spoiler Alert- It doesn't always have to be in the form of sex! We also introduce Savannah, our Modern Pleasure Reviewer who has some fantastic products for anyone who is ready to give themselves Permission for Pleasure! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's true that men have more testosterone than women, which is a simple answer to the mismatched libido question, however...there is more to this quandary than you think! In our conversation with Dr. Skyler, we learn more about elusive libidos and why it's important to take responsibility for our own arousal to feel empowering and sexy and how to recalibrate mismatched libidos between couples. Kim's husband George joins the conversation to give his point of view! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Madonna-Whore complex is a psychological term that describes the inability to maintain sexual arousal within a committed, loving relationship, and it's more common than you think. In this episode we learn about why this happens, and take part in an exercise that Dr. Skyler uses to understand more about objectifying your partner in a positive way.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we discuss the common occurrence of obligatory sex. Why it happens, why it shouldn't happen, and why you don't have to feel obligated to please your partner sexually. Understanding the negative narrative discussed in Episode 1, we learn how that impacts our sexual relationships and why it builds resentment among couples. We also discuss the difference between obligation and "gift" sex, and why playfulness is a key component to avoiding sexual obligation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is “Good Sex”? How many times a week should you have sex? Society, Hollywood, and our own past experiences can influence bad narratives when it comes to sex. In this episode, Kim and Dr. Skyler discuss the many harmful narratives that can limit us to achieving our own personal sexual growth and discover how to turn the negative narrative into a positive sexual outcome!  FkmO0Z2uc24y7B9FX26jSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Liz Dube', a Certified Sex Therapist, Coach and Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, loves working with people who want to better understand themselves sexually and feel sexually empowered. She has a private practice in Long Beach, CA as well as an on-line coaching program for women who want to reignite their sexual desire or feeling sexually empowered. She's helped thousands of men, women, and couples feeling stuck sexually and is working her ass off to save the world one bedroom at a time. Website: www.lizdube.com Tiktok: @talksexwithliz For all her past podcasts and to connect with Liz: https://linktr.ee/talksexwithliz

Sexspielzeug, Hygieneartikel, Verhütungsmittel – unsere Gesellschaft ist offener und experimentierfreudiger geworden. Die Marketingexpertin und Gründerin Katharina Trebitsch glaubt allerdings, dass die Menschen im Privaten deutlich weniger Berührungsängste mit diesen Themen hätten als die deutsche Spitzenwirtschaft. Trebitsch spricht in diesem Achten Tag über den Sexual Awareness-Markt, über erotische Adventskalender, echte Diversität und über die Bigotterie in Social Media und Politik.   Immer Freitags kuratiert die Unternehmerin und Publizistin Diana Kinnert diese Podcast Reihe.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Men talk about their journey through sexual awareness and the decision to practice abstinence. Connect With Me Your Host: Email: SheDiscoveredPodcast@gmail.comInstagram: https://bit.ly/SDPINSTADonate to Podcast: https://bit.ly/SDPDONATE

This episode was recorded last minute to recognize the importance of sexual awareness prevention month . Intro and outro @nikkos_ramone. Follow the show on twitter @dreapoint. Ig and meta @dreaspointofview. Leave a review and buy some merch at www.theedreaspointofview.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dreaspointofview/message

PART 2 of the discussion amongst four women chatting about their journey in discovering sexuality, while identifying the harmful practices which stifle sexual experiences. Episode can also be viewed on our YouTube Channel. DISCLAIMER: Sexual practices or rituals mentioned in this episode such as Kama Sutra, Tantric, and Kundalini; do not represent the belief system of neither the Host or platform of She Discovered Podcast. Information mentioned is to merely provide different perspectives to sexual practices outside Western Culture. Mentioned previous episodes:Dating in 2021 [Season 2 - Ep.16] https://bit.ly/SDPS2EP16Parents... We Just Got To Understand: [Season 3 - Ep.19] https://bit.ly/3wFavzJMentioned Books:The Great Sex Rescue: By Sheila GregoireThe Queen V: By Dr. Jackie WaltersEMAIL: SheDiscoveredPodcast@gmail.comIG: https://bit.ly/SDPINSTADONATE : https://bit.ly/SDPDONATE

Four women chat about their journey in discovering sexuality, while identifying the harmful practices which stifle sexual experiences. Episode can also be viewed on our YouTube Channel. DISCLAIMER: Sexual practices or rituals mentioned in this episode such as Kama Sutra, Tantric, and Kundalini; do not represent the belief system of neither the Host or platform of She Discovered Podcast. Information mentioned is to merely provide different perspectives to sexual practices outside Western Culture. Mentioned previous episodes:Dating in 2021 [Season 2 - Ep.16] https://bit.ly/SDPS2EP16Parents... We Just Got To Understand: [Season 3 - Ep.19] https://bit.ly/3wFavzJMentioned Books:The Great Sex Rescue: By Sheila GregoireThe Queen V: By Dr. Jackie WaltersEMAIL: SheDiscoveredPodcast@gmail.comIG: https://bit.ly/SDPINSTADONATE : https://bit.ly/SDPDONATE

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Dr Chirag Bhandari, Founder-Director, Institute of Andrology and Sexual Health shares his entrepreneurial journey that has changed a million lives. Dr Chirag Bhandari is an andrologist who caters to the sexual wellness of males. Sexual health problems have always been a taboo in India and rarely do males talk about their sexual problems or get treatment. The taboo associated with it has led India to become the impotency capital of the world. Doctors like Chirag have dedicated their lives to helping men talk about their sexual problems along with training other doctors in the same field through his clinic. Listen to know more about Dr Chirag's mindset to widen your Dhandho Ni Soch.

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Allison dives deep into gratitude, attitude, pain and redemption through the lens of BDSM. That is correct... BDSM. It's a colorful world plagued by confusion, Hollywood tropes and misinformation. But her guest Chris Schembra is here to clear some misconceptions and share his perspective on why BDSM is more about being grateful than being hurt or bonded. It's a truly meaningful and wild episode of Culture Changers. WARNING: This could not be further from "Safe For Work"!! Clear the room of kids and co-workers and strap in for this ride...EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:BDSM as a form of intimacyA purposeful practice based on trustPushing boundaries in a safe wayVanilla society vs. BDSMFinancial domination: the new practiceThe giving and receiving dynamicThe sense of community BDSM has no stereotypeIf you or someone you know is a survivor of sexual violence and needs help, call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673GUEST LINKS:Chris Schembra IGChris Schembra's 7:47 ClubALLISON'S LINKS:Visit Allison's websiteFollow Allison on InstagramCheck out Allison's blogListen to The Podcasters' Journey PodcastAllison's Favorites - And some great deals for you!Weekend Podcaster - Launch Your Podcast in 3 days!

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“The real excitement of course is going to come at the end of the summer, during Sexual Awareness week. We import two hundred hookers from around the world, and each camper, armed with only a thermos of coffee and two thousand dollarscash, tries to visit as many countries as he can. The winner of course is named King of Sexual Awareness week and is allowed to rape and pillage the neighboring towns until camp ends.”---Tripper, "Meatballs"The sex comedy is one of the most durable of art forms, capable, of making us laugh, cry, and taking down leaders. Our Goal: Get laid without totally embarrassing ourselves. In order to do so, we will use our connections, manage the schedules of our enemies, forget that thing called "Modesty", ignore reputations, and maybe even carry a condom.

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Special Guest, Dr. Juan Michelle Martin, Pelvic Floor Therapist & Sexual Educator discusses Mirror Work, Body Awareness, Masturbation, Owning Sexual Pleasure.

Kristen Lilla is Nebraska and Iowa's only AASECT Certified Sex Therapist (CST) and AASECT Certified Sexuality Educator (CSE) through the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT). She is also one of four dually Certified Sex Educator and Therapy Supervisors in the world.  In addition, Kristen Lilla published two books in 2019; Boxes and How We Fill Them: A Basic Guide to Sexual Awareness, and Vaginas and Periods 101: A Pop-Up Book. She is frequently quoted in articles for prominent websites including Refinery29 and GlamourUK. Learn more about Kristen at kristenlilla.com and sexedtalk.com

What is sexual awareness? Are you sexually aware? Why do we need to talk about sex?? Growing up, did you encounter troubling and shame-loaded experiences regarding your sexuality? At what age should parents start educating their children about sex? How important is 'sexual communication' between partners? Here's a very straightforward, explicit, unfiltered conversation about sex and pleasure feat. The owner and founder of the first serious adult store in the country, Pleasure Place . Eleanor Leung answers all these questions and more! You may contact her at 09178805866 if you have questions (or orders, haha). She will be more than willing to help! Lemme know what you think and share your stories with me! I would love to hear from you: IG: @after30withcaraeriguel FB: https://www.facebook.com/After30WithCaraEriguel Also, remember to use my link before checking out for the lazada 9th birthday sale! podlink.co/0kv --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cara-eriguel/message

Today we have my friend Dr. Aisha Evans on the podcast! She is here to share with us a bit about university life and the themes that often come up for adolescents during this developmental stage. Dr. Evans is dropping some of her go-to strategies and how parents can best support students during those critical years. We share our personal disruptions and the mental health behind the scenes of academic success. Podcast Host info-Janice Leonard| Email- hersexualspace@gmail.com| Instagram- @hersexualspacepodcast| Website- www.hersexualspace.comHer Sexual Space is an independent podcast created and hosted by Janice Leonard. Produced by Vibez Productionz.

In this episode we see how communication can affect a person's sexuality and intimacy and how we can work towards that with our partner. Communication, vulnerability and how to have conversations with our partners Kristen correlates communication with vulnerability because we often don't talk about sex, it makes us uncomfortable. Her book starts with communication, vulnerability and normalizing the two. It's overwhelming to read hundreds of pages of a book to be aware of a single topic. Kristen says she wanted some cut to the chase, something practical to read and to apply it in real life. So, she added exercises at the end of every chapter that includes a lot of conversation starters for couples. There are several variables that come into play. Our upbringing has a huge impact on how we communicate in our relations. The way families communicate with each other reflects in how they communicate in their relationships. It's about acknowledging that. Problems with ineffective communication and what's the answer? Kristen describes defensiveness and avoidance as the biggest pitfalls people have with communication. We're so engrossed in defending ourselves that we forget to listen. We also avoid difficult conversations especially about sex because it makes us uncomfortable but Kristen urges us to be uncomfortable. She emphasizes that it's better to be uncomfortable than to avoid the conversation. How does vulnerability play a role in communication? Vulnerability isn't necessarily shown in the matters of sex, even sharing our emotions could be vulnerable. Kristen explains it by sharing a heart-warming example from her personal life. When we share our emotions, and they aren't reciprocated or validated immediately, it makes us feel exposed and thus leaving us vulnerable. But as the conversation goes, Kristen poses a question of whether it's better to have a conversation rather than keep assuming that someone loves you. She says, “There's validation in acknowledging it”. What do you think prevents couples from being vulnerable? Kristen believes fear of judgement from your partner and presuming a partner's reaction keeps us from opening up. We rather let the problems pile up than have a conversation that leaves us with shame and guilt. But If you want to do something differently, give them the opportunity to surprise you, to say something differently even though you know what they're going to say. Kristen talks about how important it is to “just listen” and she emphasizes that you don't have to get judgmental or commit to something but just express gratitude for sharing and then revisit it later. It makes the partner feel safe to have an open and honest conversation with you. Exercises for couples around these ideas: Kristen suggests practicing “Pancake talk”. It involves processing an experience and talking about it at a later time in a neutral territory. It gives you an opportunity to not be reactive and get away from high intensity emotions. She refers to ‘four horsemen of John Gottman' while talking about being mindful with your responses and listening without getting defensive. She suggests repeating it back just like in ‘Imago therapy' and mirroring exercises which compels you to slow down and listen to what the other person is saying. She also talks about risky conversations about a kink or a fetish or wanting to talk about being polyamory doesn't have to be difficult. Your partner might understand what you're communicating with them and acknowledge that but it doesn't necessarily mean they're agreeing with you. Kristen explains that with an example, you can be mad at your partner about something and have consensual sex and still not forgive them. Kristen encourages people to look at their childhood and connect the dots with who they are now. It can be done by questioning how you got your sex education. She talks about unwinding the messages of religious upbringing and false information. Other sections in the book Apart from talking about communication and vulnerability in a couple's sex life, the book has several other sections about fantasy, open relationships, low libido, sexual assault and trauma and how to process this and how to normalize these topics. Resources and Links: Kristen Lilla's website – ​https://kristenlilla.com Kristen's Book – ​Boxes and How We Fill Them: A Basic Guide to Sexual Awareness Kristen's Book – ​Vaginas and Periods 101: A Pop-Up Book More info: Training video – ​https://jessazimmerman.mykajabi.com/video-choice Sex Health Quiz –https://www. ​sexhealthquiz.com The Course –https:// ​www.intimacywitheasemethod.com The Book – ​https://www.sexwithoutstress.com Podcast Website – ​https://www.intimacywithease.com Access the Free webinar: How to help your partner want more sex without making them feel pressured or obligated: ​https://intimacywithease.com/free-webinar Background: Kristen Lilla, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, is Nebraska and Iowa's only AASECT Certified Sex Therapist(CST) and AASECT Certified Sexuality Educator(CSE) through the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT). She is also one of four dually Certified Sex Educator and Therapy Supervisors in the world. Kristen is an international speaker and has spoken at conferences including the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS), National Sex Education Conference (CSE), Eyes Open Iowa Conference, Bangladesh Sex Therapy Training, and AASECT Annual Conference. Additionally, Kristen published two books in 2019; Boxes and How We Fill Them: A Basic Guide to Sexual Awareness, and Vaginas and Periods 101: A Pop-Up Book. Better Sex with Jessa Zimmerman https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/better-sex/ Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/164-sexual-awareness-kristen-lillaMore info and resources: How Big a Problem is Your Sex Life? Quiz – https://www.sexlifequiz.com The Course – https://www.intimacywithease.com The Book – https://www.sexwithoutstress.com Podcast Website – https://www.intimacywithease.com Access the Free webinar: How to make sex easy and fun for both of you: https://intimacywithease.com/masterclass Secret Podcast for the Higher Desire Partner: https://www.intimacywithease.com/hdppodcast Secret Podcast for the Lower Desire Partner: https://www.intimacywithease.com/ldppodcast

In this episode we see how communication can affect a person’s sexuality and intimacy and how we can work towards that with our partner.Communication, vulnerability and how to have conversations with our partnersKristen correlates communication with vulnerability because we often don’t talk about sex, it makes us uncomfortable. Her book starts with communication, vulnerability and normalizing the two. It’s overwhelming to read hundreds of pages of a book to be aware of a single topic. Kristen says she wanted some cut to the chase, something practical to read and to apply it in real life. So, she added exercises at the end of every chapter that includes a lot of conversation starters for couples.There are several variables that come into play. Our upbringing has a huge impact on how we communicate in our relations. The way families communicate with each other reflects in how they communicate in their relationships. It’s about acknowledging that.Problems with ineffective communication and what’s the answer?Kristen describes defensiveness and avoidance as the biggest pitfalls people have with communication. We’re so engrossed in defending ourselves that we forget to listen. We also avoid difficult conversations especially about sex because it makes us uncomfortable but Kristen urges us to be uncomfortable. She emphasizes that it’s better to be uncomfortable than to avoid the conversation.How does vulnerability play a role in communication?Vulnerability isn’t necessarily shown in the matters of sex, even sharing our emotions could be vulnerable. Kristen explains it by sharing a heart-warming example from her personal life. When we share our emotions, and they aren’t reciprocated or validated immediately, it makes us feel exposed and thus leaving us vulnerable. But as the conversation goes, Kristen poses a question of whether it’s better to have a conversation rather than keep assuming that someone loves you. She says, “There’s validation in acknowledging it”.What do you think prevents couples from being vulnerable?Kristen believes fear of judgement from your partner and presuming a partner’s reaction keeps us from opening up. We rather let the problems pile up than have a conversation that leaves us with shame and guilt. But If you want to do something differently, give them the opportunity to surprise you, to say something differently even though you know what they’re going to say. Kristen talks about how important it is to “just listen” and she emphasizes that you don’t have to get judgmental or commit to something but just express gratitude for sharing and then revisit it later. It makes the partner feel safe to have an open and honest conversation with you.Exercises for couples around these ideas:Kristen suggests practicing “Pancake talk”. It involves processing an experience and talking about it at a later time in a neutral territory. It gives you an opportunity to not be reactive and get away from high intensity emotions. She refers to ‘four horsemen of John Gottman’ while talking about being mindful with your responses and listening without getting defensive. She suggests repeating it back just like in ‘Imago therapy’ and mirroring exercises which compels you to slow down and listen to what the other person is saying.She also talks about risky conversations about a kink or a fetish or wanting to talk about being polyamory doesn’t have to be difficult. Your partner might understand what you’re communicating with them and acknowledge that but it doesn’t necessarily mean they’re agreeing with you. Kristen explains that with an example, you can be mad at your partner about something and have consensual sex and still not forgive them. Kristen encourages people to look at their childhood and connect the dots with who they are now. It can be done by questioning how you got your sex education. She talks about unwinding the messages of religious upbringing and false information.Other sections in the bookApart from talking about communication and vulnerability in a couple’s sex life, the book has several other sections about fantasy, open relationships, low libido, sexual assault and trauma and how to process this and how to normalize these topics.Resources and Links:Kristen Lilla’s website – ​https://kristenlilla.comKristen’s Book – ​Boxes and How We Fill Them: A Basic Guide to Sexual AwarenessKristen’s Book – ​Vaginas and Periods 101: A Pop-Up BookMore info:Training video – ​https://jessazimmerman.mykajabi.com/video-choiceSex Health Quiz –https://www. ​sexhealthquiz.comThe Course –https:// ​www.intimacywitheasemethod.comThe Book – ​https://www.sexwithoutstress.comPodcast Website – ​https://www.intimacywithease.comAccess the Free webinar: How to help your partner want more sex without making them feel pressured or obligated: ​https://intimacywithease.com/free-webinarBackground:Kristen Lilla, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, is Nebraska and Iowa’s only AASECT Certified Sex Therapist(CST) and AASECT Certified Sexuality Educator(CSE) through the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT). She is also one of four dually Certified Sex Educator and Therapy Supervisors in the world.Kristen is an international speaker and has spoken at conferences including the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS), National Sex Education Conference (CSE), Eyes Open Iowa Conference, Bangladesh Sex Therapy Training, and AASECT Annual Conference. Additionally, Kristen published two books in 2019; Boxes and How We Fill Them: A Basic Guide to Sexual Awareness, and Vaginas and Periods 101: A Pop-Up Book.Better Sex with Jessa Zimmermanhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/better-sex/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/164-sexual-awareness-kristen-lilla

In this episode we see how communication can affect a person’s sexuality and intimacy and how we can work towards that with our partner.Communication, vulnerability and how to have conversations with our partnersKristen correlates communication with vulnerability because we often don’t talk about sex, it makes us uncomfortable. Her book starts with communication, vulnerability and normalizing the two. It’s overwhelming to read hundreds of pages of a book to be aware of a single topic. Kristen says she wanted some cut to the chase, something practical to read and to apply it in real life. So, she added exercises at the end of every chapter that includes a lot of conversation starters for couples.There are several variables that come into play. Our upbringing has a huge impact on how we communicate in our relations. The way families communicate with each other reflects in how they communicate in their relationships. It’s about acknowledging that.Problems with ineffective communication and what’s the answer?Kristen describes defensiveness and avoidance as the biggest pitfalls people have with communication. We’re so engrossed in defending ourselves that we forget to listen. We also avoid difficult conversations especially about sex because it makes us uncomfortable but Kristen urges us to be uncomfortable. She emphasizes that it’s better to be uncomfortable than to avoid the conversation.How does vulnerability play a role in communication?Vulnerability isn’t necessarily shown in the matters of sex, even sharing our emotions could be vulnerable. Kristen explains it by sharing a heart-warming example from her personal life. When we share our emotions, and they aren’t reciprocated or validated immediately, it makes us feel exposed and thus leaving us vulnerable. But as the conversation goes, Kristen poses a question of whether it’s better to have a conversation rather than keep assuming that someone loves you. She says, “There’s validation in acknowledging it”.What do you think prevents couples from being vulnerable?Kristen believes fear of judgement from your partner and presuming a partner’s reaction keeps us from opening up. We rather let the problems pile up than have a conversation that leaves us with shame and guilt. But If you want to do something differently, give them the opportunity to surprise you, to say something differently even though you know what they’re going to say. Kristen talks about how important it is to “just listen” and she emphasizes that you don’t have to get judgmental or commit to something but just express gratitude for sharing and then revisit it later. It makes the partner feel safe to have an open and honest conversation with you.Exercises for couples around these ideas:Kristen suggests practicing “Pancake talk”. It involves processing an experience and talking about it at a later time in a neutral territory. It gives you an opportunity to not be reactive and get away from high intensity emotions. She refers to ‘four horsemen of John Gottman’ while talking about being mindful with your responses and listening without getting defensive. She suggests repeating it back just like in ‘Imago therapy’ and mirroring exercises which compels you to slow down and listen to what the other person is saying.She also talks about risky conversations about a kink or a fetish or wanting to talk about being polyamory doesn’t have to be difficult. Your partner might understand what you’re communicating with them and acknowledge that but it doesn’t necessarily mean they’re agreeing with you. Kristen explains that with an example, you can be mad at your partner about something and have consensual sex and still not forgive them. Kristen encourages people to look at their childhood and connect the dots with who they are now. It can be done by questioning how you got your sex education. She talks about unwinding the messages of religious upbringing and false information.Other sections in the bookApart from talking about communication and vulnerability in a couple’s sex life, the book has several other sections about fantasy, open relationships, low libido, sexual assault and trauma and how to process this and how to normalize these topics.Resources and Links:Kristen Lilla’s website – ​https://kristenlilla.comKristen’s Book – ​Boxes and How We Fill Them: A Basic Guide to Sexual AwarenessKristen’s Book – ​Vaginas and Periods 101: A Pop-Up BookMore info:Training video – ​https://jessazimmerman.mykajabi.com/video-choiceSex Health Quiz –https://www. ​sexhealthquiz.comThe Course –https:// ​www.intimacywitheasemethod.comThe Book – ​https://www.sexwithoutstress.comPodcast Website – ​https://www.intimacywithease.comAccess the Free webinar: How to help your partner want more sex without making them feel pressured or obligated: ​https://intimacywithease.com/free-webinarBackground:Kristen Lilla, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, is Nebraska and Iowa’s only AASECT Certified Sex Therapist(CST) and AASECT Certified Sexuality Educator(CSE) through the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT). She is also one of four dually Certified Sex Educator and Therapy Supervisors in the world.Kristen is an international speaker and has spoken at conferences including the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS), National Sex Education Conference (CSE), Eyes Open Iowa Conference, Bangladesh Sex Therapy Training, and AASECT Annual Conference. Additionally, Kristen published two books in 2019; Boxes and How We Fill Them: A Basic Guide to Sexual Awareness, and Vaginas and Periods 101: A Pop-Up Book.Better Sex with Jessa Zimmermanhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/better-sex/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/164-sexual-awareness-kristen-lilla

We have a jam packed episode. FIRST we chat with Rupaul's Drag Race UK Superstar Asstina Mandela on Drag, growing up in Essex and POOP.Then we bring back Jordan Webb, our first ever guest from episode 61 and find out how the last year has been. He even brought along Bryan who was inspired by the episode to open up about his experiences of sexual violence in aid of Sexual Violence and Sexual Abuse Awareness week #itsnotok.Phew it's a biggie. Enjoy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WELCOME UPHAT BIG CEO JALISA (01:30), SMOKING ON RAVENS PACK (03:30), WHAT IS “UPHAT LLC & HOW DID IT START”? GO SHOP WWW.UPHATLLC.COM (05:50), JOURNEY TOWARDS MORE SELF-LOVE & SELF-CONFIDENCE (21:00), “NUMBERS ON THE SCALE DON'T DEFINE ME” (34:20), BEING CONFIDENT VS BEING COCKY (44:45), SEXUAL AWARENESS, EXPERIENCES AND PREFERENCES (57:00), WHAT Y'ALL TALKING BOUT QUESTIONS- “WHICH WTTB MEMBER IS THE MOST COCKY?” (01:33:35), WORD OF THE DAY- “AMOUR-PROPRE” (01:38:00)

Sharing stories with my partner Zak on our sexual experiences with other people and all that we learned from it.

Sex and Sexual Awareness in Relationships with Dr. Jane Guyn

This is pt. 2 in the PrivatEdU series of Vicious as Roman Rule.Welcome, welcome ALL (except pedophiles) —brought to you by Bill (Slick Willy) Johnson for Governor. Breaking News for this week—one more teacher from our high school bites the dust (in regard to sodomy). How will teachers nibble students’ ears during remote classes?? Be sure to check your mail—we’ve shipped everyone Communion via certified mail--The body of Christ, nerds.

On the first half of todays episode Chris updates us on his apartment searching situation while Nick is beaming with PRIDE on his appointment to the Board of Directors for the New Haven Pride Center. We jump into the dish which is a long list of deplorable acts taken by Donald Dump against the LGBTQ+ community since he took office.… Read more →

On the first half of todays episode Chris updates us on his apartment searching situation while Nick is beaming with PRIDE on his appointment to the Board of Directors for the New Haven Pride Center. We jump into the dish which is a long list of deplorable acts taken by Donald Dump against the LGBTQ+Read More

On the first half of todays episode Chris updates us on his apartment searching situation while Nick is beaming with PRIDE on his appointment to the Board of Directors for the New Haven Pride Center. We jump into the dish which is a long list of deplorable acts taken by Donald Dump against the LGBTQ+ community since he took office.… Read more →

On the first half of todays episode Chris updates us on his apartment searching situation while Nick is beaming with PRIDE on his appointment to the Board of Directors for the New Haven Pride Center. We jump into the dish which is a long list of deplorable acts taken by Donald Dump against the LGBTQ+Read More

18+ MATURE AUDIENCES: Janet and Scott are back in the studio! Join them for a fun episode where they celebrate their reunion and discuss erogenous zones while drinking Slippery Panties cocktails. They detail how to elicit sexual response from the body’s hot spots from head to toe. Hear about the study of how foreplay results in better orgasms. Janet gives a PSA on communication and tells the tale of how she almost climaxed without any genital stimulation. Expect long tangents on porn and strip clubs! Scott gives an overview of the zodiac signs and their corresponding erogenous zones. They take a nostalgic trip through some of the decades fashion styles.Also in this episode: The Vagus Nerve, Knismolagnia, Ineffective Rhino Aphrodisiacs, Nose Sex?, DNA Saliva, Mandingo, Giant Dildos, Orgasmic Nipple Play, Pregnancy in the Pandemic, Drama Nerd Sex Games, The Wartenberg Wheel, The Unofficial “V Spot”, Mom Bod, “MILF” Porn, Drive Thru Strip Clubs, Alvinophilia, and Vegas!Sit back, imbibe, and enjoy the show!FTL Theme by: Purple Planetwww.FriskyTipsyLibertines.comTwitter: @LibertinesShow use the hashtag #AskTheLibertinesSubmit questions, comments, or suggestions: Ask@FriskyTipsyLibertines.com

18+ MATURE AUDIENCES: Join Janet and Scott for their much awaited BDSM episode. They drink highly intoxicating Tie Me to the Bedpost cocktails (visit friskytipsylibertines.com for this and other drink recipes) There is a lot of information in this episode and it’s geared towards beginners to the topic. Scott and Janet discuss Safe, Sane, and Consensual practices for a good time. Janet gives a very brief neurological overview of why some people choose to engage in these taboo practices, as well as an abridged History of BDSM (from Inanna to Bizarre). Then they go over some of the various aspects of BDSM and some common misconceptions. You’ll learn the importance and various methods of After Care. Scott shares a fun story about tin foil and Janet recants a Bondage snafu that forever changed how she views Dr. Pepper.Also in this episode: Ball gags, spanking, hair pulling, restraints, the future of medical science practices concerning pain, Benign Masochism, Anne Rice, The Devil in Ms. Jones, Scooby Doo, Fetish Development Theory, The Tomb of Whipping, Kama Sutra, Hojojutsu, Shibari, Marquis de Sade, Leopold Von Sacher-Masoch, The Gay Leather Movement, The Story of “O”, Secretary, James Spader, Kink.com, 24/7 Lifestyle, Aiden Starr, Contracts, Creating a judgement -free zone, Power Play, Therapeutic benefits, Risk vs. Reward, Power in submission, and more!!Bonus Question: What does Scott really know about vampires?Sit back, imbibe, and enjoy the show!FTL Theme by: Purple Planetwww.FriskyTipsyLibertines.comTwitter: @LibertinesShow use the hashtag #AskTheLibertinesSubmit questions, comments, or suggestions: Ask@FriskyTipsyLibertines.com

18+ MATURE AUDIENCES: Janet and Scott are back for a special quarantine edition of FTL. Recording from separate locations, they’ll be drinking... whiskey. No fancy cocktail recipe this time (check out friskytipsylibertines.com to see more cocktail recipes). The topic today is Pervertables: every day items that can be inexpensively obtained and repurposed for sexual uses. These hard economic times are a perfect opportunity to discuss how to save money and have a real good time at home! The dollar store has never been so much fun. Use your imagination, explore your creative side, and listen along.“If you can dream it, you can fuck it.” - JanetSit back, imbibe, and enjoy the show!FTL Theme by: Purple Planetwww.FriskyTipsyLibertines.comTwitter: @LibertinesShow use the hashtag #AskTheLibertinesSubmit questions, comments, or suggestions: Ask@FriskyTipsyLibertines.com

Gina sits with Kristen Lilla: an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, Sex Educator and currently one of four dually AASECT-certified supervisors in the world. She has been quoted as a sexuality expert in Cosmopolitan, CNN, GlamourUK & Refinery 29. Her first book, Vaginas and Periods 101: A Pop-Up Book was published last year as an endeavor with Sex Ed Talk, a collaboration between her and another professional to bring sex education to the forefront. Her book ‘Boxes And How We Fill Them: A Basic Guide To Sexual Awareness’ is out now! 'Boxes and How We Fill Them' addresses a wide variety of sexuality issues, from desire discrepancy to erectile dysfunction to polyamory. Written by a specialist in sex therapy and education, Boxes offers engaging exercises and techniques anyone can use to communicate better about sex and to overcome issues in the bedroom. While not a replacement for therapy, this book helps readers grapple with sexuality issues, engage in self-care, and find empowerment. Identify your own struggles related to sexuality and get the tools you need to move forward in your relationship.Follow Us: Instagram: instagram.com/datingwithginaFacebook: facebook.com/datingwithginaMore Kristen Lilla: https://www.instagram.com/kristen.lilla/ https://kristenlilla.comhttps://twitter.com/KristenLilla

18+ MATURE AUDIENCES: Join Janet and Scott for their sixth episode. The theme the GSpot and Female Ejaculation. On this episode, they invent their own cocktail. Janet speaks briefly on the man the GSpot was named after. We discuss what exactly the GSpot is and why research on the subject is extremely limited. Join Scott and Janet as they take on the question everyone wants to know, or thinks they already know: Is squirting pee?? If not, what is it?! What about squirt porn? Scott talks about the times he’s made women squirt and Janet shares her own experiences. They share tips on how to squirt and/or get your partner to squirt, and methods to stimulate the GSpot. Janet explains the African sexual practice known as Kunyaza, and its history.Also in this episode: fake cum recipes? Long tangents on male ejaculation, the pull-out method, and condoms. A surprise finger up the ass, speedy orgasms, soakage, and more!Sit back, imbibe, and enjoy the show!FTL Theme by: Purple PlanetCheck us out at www.FriskyTipsyLibertines.comTwitter: @LibertinesShow use the hashtag #AskTheLibertinesSubmit questions, comments, or suggestions: Ask@FriskyTipsyLibertines.com

18+ MATURE AUDIENCES: Join Janet and Scott for a very special Valentine’s Day episode. They’ll be trying out some sexy dice and board games for your entertainment. The drink for this Valentine’s Day show is the Cupid Float (recipes for all our show drinks are available on www.friskytipsylibertines.com). On this episode, Scott and Janet will test out and review:*Naughty Nights Raunchy Dare Dice for lovers who want naughty fun! (By a company who doesn’t want to put their name on the packaging)*Endless Nights of Amazing SEX! (Brought to you by Kheper Games Inc.)*The Sex Game (By Ariel Books & Andrews McMeel Publishing)*Monogamy: a hot affair... with your partner! (Previously sold as ‘A Hot Affair’ by Creative Conceptions LLC & Creative Conceptions Ltd.)And last, but certainly not least:*Pleasure Island ... where Fantasy and Pleasure await. (Brought to you by Ball & Chain)Hear what they like, and what they don’t like, and they drunkenly stumble through an abridged version of these romantic games for lovers.We hope that you enjoy listening to this show as much as Janet and Scott enjoyed making it! A Very Happy and Sexy Valentine’s Day to you all!Sit back, imbibe, and enjoy the show!FTL Theme by: Purple PlanetCheck us out at www.FriskyTipsyLibertines.comTwitter: @LibertinesShow use the hashtag #AskTheLibertinesSubmit questions, comments, or suggestions: Ask@FriskyTipsyLibertines.com

18+ MATURE AUDIENCES: Join Janet and Scott for their fourth episode. The theme is polyamory and they introduce their first ever guest, Javier. They’ll be drinking Poly Juice cocktails (recipes for all our show drinks are available at www.friskytipsylibertines.com). Join Scott, Janet, and Javier for this special episode where they discuss Javi’s introduction to polyamory, breakups, sex with friends, pulling emotion away from sex, coming out to your family, and learning to accept the hardships of the polyamorous lifestyle. Javier opens up about his strict religious upbringing and how he overcame his childhood conditioning. They discuss the hurdles of jealousy and the importance of trust, being a father, and the lessons we can learn from the new generation.Additional topics include: sending nudes, cross dressing, confidence, the appealing side of commune living, polyamory vs. polygamy, and what is dick stain?!Sit back, imbibe, and enjoy the show!FTL Theme by: Purple PlanetCheck us out at www.FriskyTipsyLibertines.comTwitter: @LibertinesShow use the hashtag #AskTheLibertinesSubmit questions, comments, or suggestions: Ask@FriskyTipsyLibertines.com

18+ MATURE AUDIENCES: Join Janet and Scott for their third episode. The theme is porn stigma in american culture and they get more than just a little tipsy on porn star martinis. Janet shares her love of porn and speaks on her mother’s concerns about porn and necrophilia. Join Scott and Janet as they discuss such probing questions as: What is porn? Why are vintage VHS porno boxes so huge?! What leads one to a career in porn? Why do we as a society shame porn stars, but consume their product? Does porn degrade women? Is there consent in porn? Is a fear of sex keeping the sex industry down? Does porn encourage violent crimes? Are women in porn more objectified than men? Why would society rather ostracize adult performers than view them as human?They reminisce about internet porn before Pornhub and watching scrambled Spice channel porn. Other topics include: Women becoming more involved behind the scenes in porn. The hardships of life after porn, and the difficulties faced by those in the adult entertainment industry. Switching from porn to mainstream. STIs and the testing systems in porn. Protocol for outbreaks, as well as STI statistics in the US general population vs. in porn.They ramble on while intoxicated about: Taxi Driver, Howard Shore and Stefan King, Angela White, Tommy Pistol, American Psycho, John Waters, Comedy Films, James Deen, HIV, Charlie Sheen, lambskin condoms, male birth control pills, Marvin Gaye’s love of BDSM, and more!Sit back, imbibe, and enjoy the show!FTL Theme by: Purple PlanetCheck us out at www.FriskyTipsyLibertines.comTwitter: @LibertinesShow use the hashtag #AskTheLibertinesSubmit questions, comments, or suggestions: Ask@FriskyTipsyLibertines.com

18+ MATURE AUDIENCES: Join Janet and Scott for their second episode. The theme is SEX TOYS (woo) and they’ll be drinking Double Purple Ticklers. They’ll discuss topics related to sex toys such as: safety, common hazardous materials used in toys and how to protect yourself, getting the government involved in your sex toys, the lack of sex positive politicians, body safe materials, caring for your sex toys, how to avoid infections from your toys, what lubes to use with your toys, what’s figging!? They’ll be reviewing the Satisfyer Pro 2, Evolved Mighty Metallic Wand, Eva II, the Clone-a-Willy, Sport Sheets strap-on, and more! Join Scott and Janet as they recant their first awkward and non-sexual sex toy purchases. They also discuss bad sex toys, sexessories, and how to find the right nipple clamps. Come along and explore a brief history of vibrators and some popular myths of their origins, as well as odd laws on sex toys. Sit back, imbibe, and enjoy the show!FTL Theme by: Purple PlanetCheck us out at www.FriskyTipsyLibertines.comTwitter: @LibertinesShow use the hashtag #AskTheLibertinesSubmit questions, comments, or suggestions: Ask@FriskyTipsyLibertines.com

18+ MATURE AUDIENCES: Join Janet and Scott, the Frisky Tipsy Libertines, for their first podcast! Appropriately, the theme is “Virginity”, and they’ll be drinking Dirty Shirley's. They stumble through an awkward and inexperienced podcast over cocktails, where they will discuss topics such as: the definition of virginity, their first times, the controversy of virginity testing, the stigma that comes with virginity (and lack thereof), artificial hymens, myths about virginity, awful governmental policies, public education fails, and 40 year old virgins. TRIGGER WARNING: at around minute 27, we discuss FGM (female genital mutilation), so if you’re sensitive to that topic, you may want to skip ahead to minute 30. Sit back, imbibe, and enjoy the show!FTL Theme by: Purple PlanetCheck us out at www.FriskyTipsyLibertines.comTwitter: @LibertinesShow use the hashtag #AskTheLibertinesSubmit questions, comments, or suggestions: Ask@FriskyTipsyLibertines.com

Do you remember the birds and bees talk? What happened the first day you got your period? We do and we talk about it this week...

In this episode, Janelle and Chris talk about their first red carpet experience and the film Shatter the Silence by former on air! guest host, Cheryl Allison. The film discusses continuing the conversation about the #metoo and #timesup movement and using grassroots movements to spread awareness. Film website: www.shatterthesilencefilm.com Websites mentioned on air: http://hurtvoices.blogspot.com Sexual Awareness for Teens Episode Source Articles: Texas has over 2000 untested rape kits Lawmakers, Advocates still pushing fix Texas' rape kit backlog Articles Local students talk about "Me Too" movement on film Helpful Websites: National Sexual Assualt Hotline National Sexual Violence Resource Center

In this episode, Janelle and Chris talk about their first red carpet experience and the film Shatter the Silence by former on air! guest host, Cheryl Allison. The film discusses continuing the conversation about the #metoo and #timesup movement and using grassroots movements to spread awareness. Film website: www.shatterthesilencefilm.com Websites mentioned on air: http://hurtvoices.blogspot.com Sexual Awareness for Teens Episode Source Articles: Texas has over 2000 untested rape kits Lawmakers, Advocates still pushing fix Texas' rape kit backlog Articles Local students talk about "Me Too" movement on film Helpful Websites: National Sexual Assualt Hotline National Sexual Violence Resource Center

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April is sexual assault awareness month. Many may not be aware however the month of April was chosen as a time to educate, prevent and bring awareness to the violence against women. That does not mean that a male can not be sexually assaulted. Sexual violence is any sexual violence or sexual activity where consent is not freely given. Sexual violence affects millions of people each year in the United States. More than 1 in 3 women and nearly 1 in 4 men have  experience sexual violence involving physical contact at some point in their lives. Nearly 1 in 5 women and 1 in 38 men have experienced, came close or attempted to have been rape in their lifetimes. Every 98 seconds someone in the U.S. is sexually assaulted. Over half of these people are between the ages of 18 and 34. Sexual assault, harassment, and abuse are preventable. During Sexual Assault Awareness Month, learn how asking for consent can put an end sexual violence. No means No. Join others and myself as ws discuss this topic to end sexual assaults and provide resources for those that have been sexually assaulted. Live 4/15/19 at 12pm Pacific. Call 516 387-1914 to join in on the conversation.

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Jacklyn Murphy joins our host Kristin Walker to talk about her presentations for the Converge Autism conference with Springbrook Behavioral Health. Jacklyn Murphy is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist that specializes in children and adolescents. Prior to her work as a therapist, Ms. Murphy taught in a Title 1 public elementary school for six years. Ms. Murphy worked for over three years as a therapist at SpringBrook Behavioral Health in the residential treatment facility. While at SpringBrook Ms. Murphy worked with patients that were diagnosed with a variety of mental health concerns, behavioral diagnoses, and developmental delays, including Autism Spectrum Disorder. In 2015 she completed a post-graduate certificate in “Evidence-Based and Empirically Informed Practices Addressing Problem Sexual Behavior in Youth” and frequently works with patients and clients that display sexually reactive behavior. In 2017 Ms. Murphy transitioned into a new role in which she created and implemented a therapeutic program at Hope Center for Children in Spartanburg, SC. She continues her work with children as she oversees and supervises the program at Hope Center. 

Join us tonight as we discuss the sacredness and the power that's within being a sacred whore goddess. What does sacred whore goddess mean? What is the power that lies within it? And the sacred whore goddess sexual powers. Enjoy this sacred sensual and erotic topic of the hour, with our special guest, Reverend Goddess Charmaine. The owner and founder of Sensual Mystic. This show will be filled with topics you don't want to miss. So call in and get in on this hot erotic topic of the hour. 

The Art of Relationships

If your natural inclination is to use your left hand, you may become aware that others use their right hand, may receive messages that using your left hand is wrong or unnatural, but it doesn’t change your natural inclination. It’s the same with sexuality. Gradually we become aware of our sexual and affectional interests and desires, that they may be … Read more about this episode...

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