Podcast appearances and mentions of sophia wallace

In this episode, HSWD talks about her aristocratic heritage, her philandering gambling father with whom she lived in Soho in the 1970s, how she encountered artists such as Francis Bacon and various other famous and infamous characters, how she decries the changing character of the area, how she discovered art and the inspirations for her... Continue Reading →

Amanda and I make a startling discovery at the start of this episode! Author Karelia Stetz-Waters collects clitoris images and research and we have so many questions. After we take a side trip into the French Olympic mascot design, and cliteracy, a term coined by Sophia Wallace.Then we talk about Karelia's latest book, Behind the Scenes, which was one of Amanda's favorite books.Music: purple-planet.com Join our Patreon for complete mayhem, shenanigans, and more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amanda and I make a startling discovery at the start of this episode! Author Karelia Stetz-Waters collects clitoris images and research and we have so many questions. After we take a side trip into the French Olympic mascot design, and cliteracy, a term coined by Sophia Wallace.Then we talk about Karelia's latest book, Behind the Scenes, which was one of Amanda's favorite books.Music: purple-planet.com Join our Patreon for complete mayhem, shenanigans, and more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're still working on a new season of Radicals & Revolutionaries Lab for your listening pleasure, but while you wait, why not revisit some old favorites? We're proud to re-air this episode as we look back on the roots of this show.For pennies a day, you can become a patron of the Radicals & Revolutionaries Lab podcast and join a growing global movement of feminist badasses dedicated to radically authentic, intentional, and interconnected feminism. If you've been secretly dreaming of joining our community, now is the time baby. Go to ContinuumCollective.org for more. ________________________________________________________________________________________This weeks' revolutionary is Sophia Wallace, visual artist and creator of Cliteracy. Sophia grew up in Seattle, Washington and currently lives in New York City. Throughout her childhood, she was a feminist before she had the language to really say it. Now, as an adult, the art that she produces is striking, unapologetically sapphic, and groundbreaking. Her work stems from a place of authenticity, including her own body, life, history, and lived experience and aims to create freedom for language and expand the language used around the feminine body. Throughout our conversation, Sophia dives deep into the Cliteracy project and the impact it's had, along with also discussing how power represents and normalizes itself in the visual. Some Questions I Ask: What is a Clit Rodeo? (2:19)Who are the Guardian Angels? (6:58)How do you weave the messages women are told throughout their lives into your work? (31:58)What does the future of your work look like? (39:55)How can people support your work? (59:59)In This Episode, You Will Learn: About the Cliteracy project. (1:20)How going to an all-women college impacted Sophia. (7:51)How patriarchy is like a multi-level-marketing scheme. (19:37)How women's pain has been denaturalized and the impact that has on society. (21:00)How women's pain and experiences are dismissed in the medical field. (48:40)Connect with Sophia: WebsiteInstagramResources: Seattle Young People's Project See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Carina Kolodny, sex educator and media activist, joins the Heckleproof fellas to talk about cliteracy. Kolodny has been a co-host of the HuffPost Love+Sex project and is a vocal supporter of The Cliteracy Project, founded by conceptual artist Sophia Wallace. Follow Carina Kolodny to learn more: Twitter - https://twitter.com/carinakolodny Official Website - https://carinakolodny.com The Cliteracy Project - http://projects.huffingtonpost.com/cliteracy Sophia Wallace "Cliteracy" TEDx Talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg2RoARuAHM HuffPost Love+Sex Podcast - https://play.acast.com/s/lovesex Follow #GETCLITERATE on Twitter ----- ----- ----- https://www.heckleproofpodcast.com/ - If you enjoy the podcast, make sure to subscribe to our channel for updates each time we publish a new episode, and go check out our website where you can sign up for updates about live shows, upcoming guests, and all things Heckleproof. Never miss a Heckleproof Release - Join our Newsletter: https://heckleproofpodcast.com/subscribe/ ----- ----- -----

Join Amanda and Becki as they bring a topic that we should all be discussing more: pleasure. They'll talk about 'body count', mindful masturbation and how some people are reclaiming their sexuality. As always, they'll share this week's craft beer from Coul Brewing and toast the Feminist of the week, Sophia Wallace. Let's dig in and learn! For show notes, transcription and a full list of references, please visit our website.

This week's guest is Sophia Wallace, an American conceptual artist and photographer. She's best known for her project "CLITERACY," which addresses citizenship and body sovereignty through the medium of text-based objects, unauthorized street installation, performance and sculptural forms. In this episode, Sophia shares SO much insight and wisdom into how we can learn about, embrace, understand and love our bodies (aka, our clitoris), how we can embrace pleasure fully (through our clitoris), and how we can educate those around us (about our clitoris). ________ Contact Sophia: website - www. sophiawallace.art instagram - @sophiawallaceartist Sophia's Resources: 1) Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good Book by Adrienne Maree Brown 2) The Body Is Not an Apology: The Power of Radical Self-Love Book by Sonya Renee Taylor 3) @thenapministry, Tricia Hersey ________ If you want to get in touch with The V Hive, please send an e-mail to info@thevhive.com. ________ Follow The V Hive: INSTAGRAM - @thevhive TWITTER - @thevhive_ FACEBOOK - @thevhivemedia WEBSITE - www.thevhive.com

Becoming Cliterate is not a radical idea. Like literacy, like it or not, once you know, you can't forget. Just like the clitoris - once you know it's function and all about it, you can't forget! Thanks to Sophia Wallace's "A Case For Cliteracy" the world is relearning the functions of a woman's clitoris and no one will forget it or dismiss it again! Watch the TedTalk here! Join Haley from Lover's Lane in the discussion of the clitoris, get yourself cliterate just in time for Sweetest Day this Saturday, and remember to get clit-sent, I mean, consent! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This weeks’ revolutionary is Sophia Wallace, visual artist and creator of Cliteracy. Sophia grew up in Seattle, Washington and currently lives in New York City. Throughout her childhood, she was a feminist before she had the language to really say it. Now, as an adult, the art that she produces is striking, unapologetically sapphic, and groundbreaking. Her work stems from a place of authenticity, including her own body, life, history, and lived experience and aims to create freedom for language and expand the language used around the feminine body. Throughout our conversation, Sophia dives deep into the Cliteracy project and the impact it’s had, along with also discussing how power represents and normalizes itself in the visual. Some Questions I Ask: What is a Clit Rodeo? (2:19)Who are the Guardian Angels? (6:58)How do you weave the messages women are told throughout their lives into your work? (31:58)What does the future of your work look like? (39:55)How can people support your work? (59:59)In This Episode, You Will Learn: About the Cliteracy project. (1:20)How going to an all-women college impacted Sophia. (7:51)How patriarchy is like a multi-level-marketing scheme. (19:37)How women’s pain has been denaturalized and the impact that has on society. (21:00)How women’s pain and experiences are dismissed in the medical field. (48:40)Connect with Sophia: WebsiteInstagramResources: Seattle Young People’s Project See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we speak with Vanessa Hamilton from Talking the Talk. She discusses the clitoris: a body part that is often left out of the anatomy discussion. We talk about what it is, what young people need to know about it, what to say and when. Enjoy! FPV advocates for a pleasure positive approach to Relationships and Sexuality Education. We include information about the clitoris as part of anatomy classes in primary school so students have foundational information about bodies when learning about healthy sexual relationships in secondary school.   More about Vanessa Hamilton at Talking The Talk. For more information on the clitoris Science Direct has really complete info. Australian Urologist Helen O'Connnell helped put the clitoris back into anatomy texts. Scarleteen has some information and some medical type drawings which explain where the clitoris sits within the body. This French animation mentioned is-  Le clitoris - Animated Documentary (2016) by Lori Malépart-Traversy. Sophia Wallace is the artist who created the Clitoracy Project. More information about Family Planning Victoria@ fpv.org.au. Contact us directly at doingit@fpv.org.au.

Ev'Yan chats with conceptual artist Sophia Wallace, who is best known for her viral art project Cliteracy, to have a fiery talk about the clitoris. They touch on all the misconceptions around the clitoris, debunk some of the most stubborn myths about clits and pleasure, and call out our own internalized patriarchal biases surrounding this for-pleasure-only sexual network.Other things discussed: The actual true anatomy of the clitoris; the difference between vaginal and clitoral orgasms; the importance of clit-centered pleasure; and how we can all become more cliterate.Click here for show notes + a transcript of this episodeTo revisit old episodes and to become a patron on Patreon, go to sexuallyliberatedwoman.com.Find more about Ev'Yan and her work at evyanwhitney.com. Follow her on Instagram: @evyan.whitney.. . .CREDITSMusic: Otis MacDonald and Comfort FitEditing help: Samantha RidellCover photo: Celeste NocheDesign: Bianca Ng See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brianna Rader is an entrepreneur, sex tech innovator and founder of the Juicebox APP whose sex education organization at the University of Tennessee was shut down by state legislature for being too risqué.    Join us as we have an engaging conversation about new APP Juicebox (giving you access to sex and relationship therapists on the go), sex advice, toys + lube, communication before, during and after (of course) and the future of sex on Episode 72 of Ignite Intimacy!!   About Brianna     Brianna Rader is a sex education advocate well-known for starting a comprehensive sex education organization at the University of Tennessee that led to her being condemned by the state legislature. She received a Masters in Global Health from UCSF and then created Juicebox, an iOS app that pairs you with professional sex and relationship coaches from a network of certified and vetted experts.   App link   Website link    Instagram   Promo code for Juicebox Ignite Intimacy listeners enter the IGNITE code will get 60% off your first week of Juicebox!     References   Uber Lube Sliquid Eva vibrator Cliteracy by Sophia Wallace  

How much do you know about the wonderful clitoris? And are you comfortable talking about it? I hope you come interested in talking about it after this episode! Sophia Wallace’s important body of work: Cliteracy, 100 Natural Laws has tremendous impact on the feminism movement of today and is a project we should all know about. Spread the word. Have the conversation; especially with those who are curious and with those who need the information. Visit my YouTube Channel to watch the episode I discuss in this podcast. YouTube Episode | ARE YOU CLITERATE: http://bit.ly/areyoucliterate To learn more about Sophia Wallace’s Cliteracy project visit the following links: http://www.sophiawallace.com/cliteracy-100-natural-laws http://www.sophiawallace.com/tedx http://projects.huffingtonpost.com/projects/cliteracy/intro REMEMBER to post your thoughts in the comments. This is a CONVERSATION, not a monologue. www.vidabeautiful.com

Recorded in from Bushwick, Brooklyn today's guest on the show is Sophia Wallace. In this episode we talk Cliteracy, art shows, the pressures of being a creative, priorities, photography, the importance of saying no, focusing on patience and the anatomy of the clitoris. Show Notes: https://www.newyorksaid.com/sophia-wallace/

Sophia grew up in Seattle, in a family that was involved in activism, so it was something she was exposed to early on.  Her roots are in social justice.  She had an epiphany early on that she wanted to make things.  She didn’t just want to witness things as a bystander, she wanted to experience them. Sophia desperately wanted to get into the film industry after college.  Her parents insisted that she get a job to pay her bills, so she ended up working at a media start up that was on the periphery of the film industry.  She quickly found out that she had chosen a parallel track and realized that if she continued on it, she was getting no closer to where she really wanted to be. She was able to take some continuing education classes and quickly gravitated towards still photography.  From there she worked her way into freelance photography and began taking gigs.  

This episode is all about the most powerful and least talked about sex organ: The clitoris. Hosts Noah Michelson and Carina Kolodny are joined by Sophia Wallace who's the creator of the Cliteracy art project; Jenny Block, the author of Open: Love, Sex, and Life in an Open Marriage; and Ian Kerner, Sex Therapist and the author of She Comes First. Together, the group discusses why the clitoris has been shunned by popular culture and what can be done to unleash its power. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When attending an orgy, what is the proper etiquette in explaining that you are deathly allergic to beeswax, and therefore cannot kiss anyone for fear one of attendees might have used lip balm?  Demi-sexuality: Is it a thing?  A woman wonders if she should try to explain birth control to her inexperienced cousin, on her wedding night.  Continuing on the Magnums, Dan speaks with Sophia Wallace, creator of "Cliteracy" about her art and her message.  And more!  206-201-2720   This episode is brought to you by Audible. Download a free audiobook of your choice today at   This episode is also brought to you by AdamandEve.com. Get 10 free gifts, plus free shipping when you enter offer code "Savage".

When attending an orgy, what is the proper etiquette in explaining that you are deathly allergic to beeswax, and therefore cannot kiss anyone for fear one of attendees might have used lip balm?  Demi-sexuality: Is it a thing?  A woman wonders if she should try to explain birth control to her inexperienced cousin, on her wedding night.  Continuing on the Magnums, Dan speaks with Sophia Wallace, creator of "Cliteracy" about her art and her message.  And more!  206-201-2720   This episode is brought to you by Audible. Download a free audiobook of your choice today at   This episode is also brought to you by AdamandEve.com. Get 10 free gifts, plus free shipping when you enter offer code "Savage".

What you put in your body directly affects your moods and ability to do stuff. In this episode Sam and Simon discuss getting to know your body and how to prime it for pure awesomeness. Turns out beer might have a place in your productivity diet - and, of course, coffee. Stuff and people mentioned in this episode:Varenicline that Sam is using to stop smoking.Champex. Not a medicine.23andMe genetic testing.Bonk by Mary Roach.Sophia Wallace.Comedian Simon Amstell.Your brain on coffee vs. beer.This Will Make You Smarter by John Brockman.What Is Your Dangerous Idea?by John Brockman.How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big by Scott Adams.The Walking Dead - a great TV show based on an awesome comic.Breaking Bad - another great TV show that Simon watched after everyone else.