Podcasts about Yes Means Yes

In this borrowed episode of ‘Good Is In The Details' podcast, Professor Gwendolyn Dolske speaks with Ella to delve into the evolving discussions around consent and sexuality. Drawing on themes from the book "Tomorrow Sex Will Be Good Again" by Katherine Angel, they explore how intellectual growth and understanding of consent can lead to happier and more fulfilling lives.HighlightsExamination of consent in the modern context.Discussion on the impact of educational and societal narratives around sexuality.Insights into the integration of philosophical, psychological, and social perspectives in understanding consent.Quotes"This book really covers the issue of consent in a nuanced way.""It's crucial to approach sexuality not just from a psychological perspective but also through a social and philosophical lens.""Engaging with this material has been a profound reminder of the complexities involved in discussing sex and consent."Keywords & ThemesConsent, Sexuality, Sexual Education, Gender Studies, Philosophical Lens, Psychological Perspective, Social Dynamics, Intellectual Growth, Sexual Violence, Katherine Angel, Tomorrow Sex Will Be Good Again, Sexuality, Consent Education, Gender Dynamics, Sexual Empowerment, Sexual Communication, Relationships, Healthy Sexuality, Social NormsConnect with GuestWebsiteInstagramLinkedInTwitterGood Is In The Details | Podcast on SpotifyEmail inquiries can be directed to goodisinthedetails@gmail.com.Resource LinksTomorrow Sex Will Be Good Again by Katherine AngelEavesdrop with Ella PodcastSupport the GIITD Podcast on PatreonThis episode of 'Eavesdrop with Ella,' featuring Gwendolyn Dolske, invites listeners to engage deeply with the important and often challenging topics of consent and sexual dynamics. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that seeks not only to inform but also to transform how we think about and engage with these critical issues.Connect With Ella: EllaParlor.com IG / FB / TikTok / LinkedIn: @ellayourbella Follow & Share using #EavesdropWithElla

Host Lou DiVizio leads off with headlines from around the state, including a U.S. appeals court decision striking down a moratorium on coal leasing from federal lands. Executive Producer Jeff Proctor speaks to attorney Ahmad Assed and journalist Julia Goldberg about the ongoing trial of armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed and the pending trial of actor/producer Alec Baldwin, each charged with involuntary manslaughter in the deadly shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the film "Rust" in 2021. In their two-part discussion, the pair break down the charges, the politics and the potential industry impacts.  A bill to bring affirmative consent policies to public universities and colleges across the state is headed to the governor's desk after passing the Legislature last week. The 'Yes Means Yes' legislation would require higher education institutions to include materials and resources in student orientation packages. Senior Producer Lou DiVizio speaks with Democratic state Rep. Liz Thomson and advocate Alexandria Taylor about the bill and how consent education can help prevent sexual assault.  After winning a run-off election last fall, Albuquerque City Councilor Nichole Rogers began her tenure representing District 6 — the city's Southeast Heights — in January. This week, Senior Producer Lou DiVizio asks Rogers about her priorities for the district and what it means to her to be the first Black woman to serve on the council.  Hannah Gutierrez-Reed Trial, Pending Baldwin Trial & a Media Circus Correspondent: Jeff Proctor  Guests:  Julia Goldberg, Senior Correspondent, Santa Fe Reporter  Ahmad Assed, Attorney  Bill Brings 'Yes Means Yes' Policies to NM Higher Ed  Correspondent: Lou DiVizio  Guests:   Rep. Liz Thomson (D), Albuquerque  Alexandria Taylor, Executive Director, New Mexico Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs  New ABQ City Councilor Nichole Rogers on District 6 Priorities  Correspondent: Lou DiVizio Guest: Nichole Rogers, Albuquerque City Council, District 6, Southeast Heights  For More Information: Prosecution, defense paint different pictures in `Rust' arguments – Santa Fe New Mexican  Baldwin's lawyers push for earlier June trial date in 'Rust' case – Santa Fe New Mexican  Affirmative consent bill passes New Mexico Legislature after five attempts – Source New Mexico  Nichole Rogers wins runoff election, becomes first Black woman to serve on ABQ City Council - KUNM  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nmif/message

Guest: Cristina Valega Chipoco (Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law). In this episode Christopher Murphy sits down with Cristina Valega Chipoco to explore the evolving legal discussions surrounding the element of non-consent in rape offences, focusing on the debate between the 'no means no' and 'yes means yes' models. The episode centres on the positive and negative aspects of both consent models, drawing upon examples from recent German and Spanish legal reforms. (Audio Production: www.citysoundstudio.de)

Welcome to our Salty Sex Cast Quickies where the Salty Sex Cast team talks about our most requested topics in a shortened, condensed episode but with all of the salty and sexiness you have come to love from the show. In this episode, Mariah talks about how every day consent is becoming more mainstream, but are we ready with the answer that won't betray our internal needs?? #podcast #consent #nomeansno We are proud to keep our show ad-free with the help of our generous patrons. Become a patron today at patreon.com/saltysexcast and get even more content! The Salty Sex Cast is a sexual education podcast, recording from Utah, built around sharing positive messages around sex-related content. Their mission is to end fear and stigma and allow others to find their optimal level of sexual wellness. Host, Mariah, wants to save others from being 'salty' about their lack of sex education. ABOUT THE TEAM: Mariah (she/her) grew up in a strict religious home and the sex education she got was abstinence-only sex education in school. She was raised Mormon, where sex is not openly talked about and heavily shrouded in shame and feelings of “unworthiness”. Mariah is a Certified Health Education Specialist and a National Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach with a graduate degree in Health Education. She is taking her educational background and personal experience to share positive, empowering, and entertaining messages around sex, sexuality, relationships, and all things sex-related. Her mission is to minimize the fear and stigma around those things and create more awareness and understanding for others to reach their optimal sexual wellness. Mariah is bisexual and has been happily married to her husband for 12 years. The two of them are raising 3 wonderful kids with their sweet dog, Daisy. Mariah currently works full-time as an educator for an online university, adjuncts for another local university, and runs her coaching business, Balance Your Wellness. Brady (he/ him) was born and raised in Utah and with the combination of a nurse for a mom and the prevalence of love lines on late-night radio he realized early on that the sex education he was getting didn't tell the whole story. With a brief background in radio and a passion for projects, he joined Salty Sex Cast shortly after it started, which bloomed into the creation of Murdershack Studios (murdershackstudios@gmail.com) while Brady loves to joke he is really passionate about learning more and more and growing his understanding toward his fellow human beings.

Trigger warning: RapeSex without consent is rape. Yet, according to the NGO, Amnesty International, in Europe, only 13 countries, feature laws, that define rape, in terms of the absence of consent. The latest country adopting such as a definition of rape is Spain, where, on the 25th of August 2022, the national Congress approved the so-called “Only yes Means Yes Law”. The journey for the approval of this law, began six years ago, after a Spanish court, ruled, that five young men, raping an 18 years old girl, in the city of Pamplona, was only an instance, of sexual abuse. That case - also known as “La Manada case” or, internationally, as "Wolfpack case," literally shocked Spain. On this episode of Europe Talks Back, host Alexander Damiano Ricci discusses this law with Maria Dios, junior editor of Europe Talks Back, who is from Spain and has followed the La Manada case from its beginning. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Guest: Sheena Swemmer - Head of Gender Justice Programme at the Centre for applied Legal Studies at WitsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode, Kirstin and Bey talk with writer and speaker Jaclyn Friedman about her book, "Yes Means Yes" and how the shift in sexual culture over the past 10 years has happened. Later in this episode, health educator Janielle Bryan breaks down what sex ed curriculums look like today and her project researching what sex means to marginalized communities. Links for this episode: Learn more about https://www.janiellebryan.com/ (Janielle Bryan) Learn more about https://www.jaclynfriedman.com/ (Jaclyn Friedman) Read https://beyond.fi.edu/podcasts/transcript-sex-ed/ (episode transcript)

I've had a lot of people send me messages telling me they want me to share my opinion on the new California campus sexual-assault bill also known as yes means yes. The reason for this bill is because there are about forty five colleges in the United States that are under investigation for the way they handle or mis-handle sexual allegations. Originally I wasn't going to comment on this bill also known as SB967 because last month it was only a proposal and the legislation was only being talked about. But as of Sunday September 29th, or two days ago it became law and now means that all private and public post-secondary schools in California receiving state funding will need to implement a policy of "affirmative consent." This means participants in sexual acts will need to constantly give consent throughout the act in order for there not to be potential rape or sexual assault charges. The problem with this bill is that it's too vague and subjective. It also puts the burden of proof on the accused. So what's a guy to do to protect himself from a law that forces him to prove that he asks a woman for sexual consent during the act itself? And let's get real here. Although the law doesn't target men specifically we know who it's written for. We know this is a law targeting males and will push more of them out of college. It leaves them vulnerable to attack from women that want to use their sexual power to possibly blackmail men or become supreme controllers of men. A few days ago a youtuber named Bill sent me a message about this and this is what Bill has to say: "College men are in the same position as black men in the American South prior to the 1960's and the Civil Right Movement. A black man could not even look at a white woman or he would be beaten or killed. If a white woman was coming down the sidewalk he had to step into the street. A black man never offered to shake hands with a white person. He would only shake hands if the white person (man or woman) held out their hand first. I think by pushing this the feminists have put the nail in the coffin of male/female relations. Even guys who are not going to college have figured out what is going on. I think women will actually believe that men are rapists. Why you ask? Well, because even Obama has jumped on the band wagon. Most women believe anything he says. I agree with you that MGTOW will surge now. I think the MRAs, although well intention-ed, are wasting their time. And the Feminist Nazis are clearly in charge of everything": Politics, Education, the courts, the media, the police etc. While some women may be unhappy with feminists the power of the feminist Nazis group is so strong that things won't change in our lifetime. The only solution is MGTOW. That's one of the quotes Bill sent me. I have a second one that I'm|going to read a bit later. But first I want to talk about Bill SB967 means for male female relations.Campus Rape: The Problem With ‘Yes Means Yes'http://time.com/3222176/campus-rape-t...No More Free Drinks - MGTOWhttps://www.youtube.com/results?searc...Patreon - Sandman MGTOW Linkhttp://www.patreon.com/sandmanSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Former Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson has made an indelible impact on us all through her courage and leadership. An expert in public policy and legislation, Hannah-Beth Jackson is an active advocate for women's equality. She has worked on a lot of legislative acts and been advocating for every woman from high school through to CEOs and leaders. That's why episode 7 of How Women Inspire Podcast is about building a community you can be proud of and support! In this episode of How Women Inspire Podcast, Hannah-Beth Jackson is sharing the importance of a culture that's better for everyone and actionable steps you can take right now to create that culture where you are with the tools you have. Some of the talking points Hannah–Beth and I go over in this episode include:How Hannah helped create the California Fair Pay Act for equal pay for all women, how that's personally impacted my own daughter's career and pay, and why it's so important to have equal pay for all women.What changes for the companies that change leadership from a standard model to one focused on representation around the people in their communities.Sexual assault and rape on college campuses, and how we can change the narrative through legislature and speaking up for those around us, through the example of the Yes Means Yes act and the Me Too movements.The importance of recognizing that we aren't and do not need to be perfect, and how Hannah learned this from her own experiences.It's important to recognize the community you want to have and live in, and go create it and support it. So be sure to tune in to all the episodes to receive tons of practical tips and to hear even more about the points outlined above.Thank you for listening!If you enjoyed this episode, take a screenshot of the episode to post in your stories and tag me!  And don't forget to subscribe, rate and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!CONNECT WITH HANNAH-BETH JACKSON:WebsiteTwitterLinkedInCONNECT WITH JULIE CASTRO ABRAMS:LinkedIn - JulieHow Women LeadHow Women InvestHow Women GiveInstagram - HWLLinkedIn - HWLFacebook - HWL

Rep. Angela Romero, D-Salt Lake City, is sponsoring HB98 which would create a third-degree felony offense of sexual conduct without affirmative consent. Current Utah law defines sexual abuse as when “the victim expresses lack of consent through words or conduct.”

This week on HBR News: Developments regarding the discovery of Brian Laundrie's remains, Alec Baldwin accidentally kills someone on set, Spanish Parliament debates "Only Yes Means Yes" sexual consent law, New Zealand tries to outdo Australia, and more!

「only YES means YES」=「只有要才是要！」 過去提到性侵害防治我們會說「不要就是不要！」但很多時候，被害人是連說「不要」的機會都沒有。現在，我們強調「only YES means YES，只有要才是要！」也就是說，在完全清醒並且有權利拒絕的情況下「同意」才是真的同意。 我可以騷，你不能擾▶ 隔空騷擾：肯德基空抓哥 & 恐同口交姨▶ 權力不對等：金牌教練性侵選手案▶ 從跟蹤變謀殺：屏東萬丹跟蹤案 AGAIN，「only YES means YES，只有要才是要！」

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On the newest episode of the Yes Means Yes podcast, we sit down with Dr. Cassie Jones, the Executive Director of Alabama Crime Victims Compensation Commission (ACVCC), to talk about victim's rights and what services they are able to offer victims of crime.ACVCC information:https://acvcc.alabama.gov800-541-93885845 Carmichael Rd, Montgomery, AL 36117This video was created as a part of RCEA's outreach and education program. For more information on Rape Counselors of East Alabama visit us at one of the following:Website: www.rapecounselorsofeastalabama.comInsta: @rapecounselorsofeastalabamaFacebook: www.facebook.com/rceaincSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=_i8tcz0M4rZnOWbf23p9LN_mB_-VOvAHgk2gD31awoNrAIkISp8dqiGjQVrtN7J90IY3v_QxRRlfIxNC)

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On this week's episode of the Yes Means Yes podcast, Barbie Agricola and Mallory Harper discuss workers' rights to a discrimination free work environment. RCEA advocates also share listener stories of sexual harassment.  Agricola Law info-(334) 610-1064https://www.agricolalaw.comThis video was created as a part of RCEA's outreach and education program.For more information on Rape Counselors of East Alabama visit us at one of the following:Website: www.rapecounselorsofeastalabama.comInsta: @rapecounselorsofeastalabamaFacebook: www.facebook.com/rceainc.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=_i8tcz0M4rZnOWbf23p9LN_mB_-VOvAHgk2gD31awoNrAIkISp8dqiGjQVrtN7J90IY3v_QxRRlfIxNC)

- 主播的话 - 性同意（sexual consent）这个概念一直以来都有明确定义——它是指在发生性行为前，获得和给予对方明确的同意，与此同时每个国家都有针对法定性同意年龄的规定。 在这期节目中，我们从法律层面的性同意年龄开始聊起，讨论了在不同社会中关于性同意的规定。当然更重要的是，如何将“性同意”这个概念的讨论落到实处，去指导现实生活中人与人的相处与交往。所以,我们在也花了很大篇幅聊到许多灰色地带中交往的原则，以及现实生活里的例子；同时反思了在我们文化中，如果男性要参与到性别文化的转变，为什么只是做一个“好人”是远远不够的。 或许关于 Yes Means Yes 的讨论相较于现实有点理想化，但我们希望这样的期待和理想终有一天会成为某种普世的交往原则。因为归根结底，这不仅只是关于一个概念或运动，更关于人与人相处的尊重和真诚之道。 感谢“艾蔼计划”对本期节目的内容支持。 - 嘉宾 - Alexwood（微博@哎伍德，@BIE的女孩 主理人｜《别任性》主播） - 主播 - 若含（微博@_若含） - 本期剧透 - 1:23 开场，为什么我们要聊“性同意”这个话题 3:50 性同意这个概念有着明确的定义，它是指在发生性行为前，获得给予对方明确的同意，与此同时每个国家都有法定的性同意年龄 6:20 在有权力关系基础上，违反一方意愿进行的性行为也是犯法的。在不同国家有不同界定。现实生活里，对这类案件的处理和认定面临许多困境。 8:20 世界上只有 20% 的国家将性同意年龄划定在 14 岁 12:00 法律上对男童和女童的保护也有不同规定 16:00 这几年，性同意的看待视角也在逐渐发生转换——从男性视角到女性视角 17:00 从 No Means No 到 Yes Means Yes，人们对于性同意的标准和判断发生了变化 21:30 为什么 Yes Means Yes 是更为理想化的交往原则，为什么 25:30 一个真实的相处加分故事 27:00 Yes Means Yes 是真的矫枉过正吗？ 30:18 法律和观念不是同一个东西，法律是底线，而观念是我们期待的现状。Yes Means Yes 是一种可供我们进行自我约束的准则 32:30 为什么性同意这个概念听起来简单，但一些男性在具体情境中觉得难以判断的原因是什么 36:00 Yes 和 No 的边界在哪里——以“喝茶”作为比喻 41:00 我们过去所受的教育和文化如何型塑了我们在两性交往中的态度 43:00 男性要真正参与到性别文化的转变中，为什么只做一个好人是不够的 47:00 防治性骚扰，从个人到机构我们能做什么 51:00 女性也应该转变自己的被动思维，在表达 No 时更加肯定和直接。当然在一些具体情境中，表达 No 会很困难 55:00 说起来很多情境似乎很复杂，很模糊。但真诚的情意和尊重是能够传递到对方心里的 1:00:00 一些在偏见作祟下的情境，以及文化差异会造成的行为偏差 1:07:00 结尾 - 本期音乐 - 片头/片尾：Nothing's Gonna Hurt You Baby (From "Promising Young Woman" Soundtrack) - 相关资料 - 《刑法中的同意制度——从性侵犯罪谈起》——罗翔 Keenan, Sandy. Affirmative Consent: Are Students Really Asking Dimeo-Ediger, Winona. A plain and simple guide to understanding consent. www.dailydot.com. Daily Dot Brogaard, Berit. Rape by Deception: Sexual misconduct by lying or withholding. www.psychologytoday.com. Psychology Today 电影《前程似锦的女孩》 - logo设计 - 刘刘（ins: imjanuary) - 后期制作 - 若含 - 收听方式 - 推荐您使用「苹果播客」、Spotify、小宇宙App或任意安卓播客客户端订阅收听《不合时宜》，也可通过网易云音乐、喜马拉雅收听。 - 互动方式 - 微博@不合时宜TheWeirdo

On this week's episode of the Yes Means Yes podcast, three RCEA advocates talk about different media portrayals of rape, sexual assault, and consent in movies, music, and other digital media. This video was created as a part of RCEA's outreach and education program.For more information on Rape Counselors of East Alabama visit us at one of the following:Website: www.rapecounselorsofeastalabama.comInsta: @rapecounselorsofeastalabamaFacebook: www.facebook.com/rceainc.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=_i8tcz0M4rZnOWbf23p9LN_mB_-VOvAHgk2gD31awoNrAIkISp8dqiGjQVrtN7J90IY3v_QxRRlfIxNC)

- 主播的话 - 性同意（sexual consent）这个概念一直以来都有明确定义——它是指在发生性行为前，获得和给予对方明确的同意，与此同时每个国家都有针对法定性同意年龄的规定。 在这期节目中，我们从法律层面的性同意年龄开始聊起，讨论了在不同社会中关于性同意的规定。当然更重要的是，如何将“性同意”这个概念的讨论落到实处，去指导现实生活中人与人的相处与交往。所以,我们在也花了很大篇幅聊到许多灰色地带中交往的原则，以及现实生活里的例子；同时反思了在我们文化中，如果男性要参与到性别文化的转变，为什么只是做一个“好人”是远远不够的。 或许关于 Yes Means Yes 的讨论相较于现实有点理想化，但我们希望这样的期待和理想终有一天会成为某种普世的交往原则。因为归根结底，这不仅只是关于一个概念或运动，更关于人与人相处的尊重和真诚之道。 感谢“艾蔼计划”对本期节目的内容支持。 - 嘉宾 - Alexwood（微博@哎伍德，@BIE的女孩 主理人｜《别任性》主播） - 主播 - 若含（微博@_若含） - 本期剧透 - 1:23 开场，为什么我们要聊“性同意”这个话题 3:50 性同意这个概念有着明确的定义，它是指在发生性行为前，获得给予对方明确的同意，与此同时每个国家都有法定的性同意年龄 6:20 在有权力关系基础上，违反一方意愿进行的性行为也是犯法的。在不同国家有不同界定。现实生活里，对这类案件的处理和认定面临许多困境。 8:20 世界上只有 20% 的国家将性同意年龄划定在 14 岁 12:00 法律上对男童和女童的保护也有不同规定 16:00 这几年，性同意的看待视角也在逐渐发生转换——从男性视角到女性视角 17:00 从 No Means No 到 Yes Means Yes，人们对于性同意的标准和判断发生了变化 21:30 为什么 Yes Means Yes 是更为理想化的交往原则，为什么 25:30 一个真实的相处加分故事 27:00 Yes Means Yes 是真的矫枉过正吗？ 30:18 法律和观念不是同一个东西，法律是底线，而观念是我们期待的现状。Yes Means Yes 是一种可供我们进行自我约束的准则 32:30 为什么性同意这个概念听起来简单，但一些男性在具体情境中觉得难以判断的原因是什么 36:00 Yes 和 No 的边界在哪里——以“喝茶”作为比喻 41:00 我们过去所受的教育和文化如何型塑了我们在两性交往中的态度 43:00 男性要真正参与到性别文化的转变中，为什么只做一个好人是不够的 47:00 防治性骚扰，从个人到机构我们能做什么 51:00 女性也应该转变自己的被动思维，在表达 No 时更加肯定和直接。当然在一些具体情境中，表达 No 会很困难 55:00 说起来很多情境似乎很复杂，很模糊。但真诚的情意和尊重是能够传递到对方心里的 1:00:00 一些在偏见作祟下的情境，以及文化差异会造成的行为偏差 1:07:00 结尾 - 本期音乐 - 片头/片尾：Nothing's Gonna Hurt You Baby (From "Promising Young Woman" Soundtrack) - 相关资料 - 《刑法中的同意制度——从性侵犯罪谈起》——罗翔 Keenan, Sandy. Affirmative Consent: Are Students Really Asking Dimeo-Ediger, Winona. A plain and simple guide to understanding consent. www.dailydot.com. Daily Dot Brogaard, Berit. Rape by Deception: Sexual misconduct by lying or withholding. www.psychologytoday.com. Psychology Today 电影《前程似锦的女孩》 - logo设计 - 刘刘（ins: imjanuary) - 后期制作 - 若含 - 收听方式 - 推荐您使用「苹果播客」、Spotify、小宇宙App或任意安卓播客客户端订阅收听《不合时宜》，也可通过网易云音乐、喜马拉雅收听。 - 互动方式 - 微博@不合时宜TheWeirdo

Move your, “I'm willing” to “I will!” 

THE TIME HAS COME! That's right, the 2021 Summer Short Series is among us!! We'll be kicking off our summer shorts with a steamy intro into the ~erotic~ with the amazing trans masc and non-binary comics anthology, Ambrosia! Within the pages lie 16 wonderful tales of pleasure, sexual exploration, self-actualization, and magic and we are beyond excited to discuss!  Intro/Icebreaker Question*: 1:59 - 24:06 Plot Summary/Discussion: 24:36 - 59:50 Wanna stay afloat on all our latest episodes? You can find the links to our Twitter (@TheColoredPages), Instagram (@TheseColoredPages), Website (thesecoloredpages.com), and Reading List here: linktr.ee/thecoloredpages .You can also reach us directly by emailing us at thesecoloredpages@gmail.com .Come say hi!!  *Lastly, for your reference, here are all of the sex-positive works referenced during the icebreaker question: Yes Means Yes!: Visions of Female Sexual Power and a World Without Rape Uses of the Erotic: The Erotic as Power Risk! Podcast Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good Afrosexology

Tune in as I speak with Chelsey Mather of Bowling Green, KY as she discusses her efforts to put a stop to rape culture.

Do you feel entitled to someone’s body if a) you take someone on a date b) a date occurs at your home c) your date knowingly becomes intoxicated d) there’s an already established emotional bond The answer to the above question has no “right” answer because each occasion may harm someone else. This week while discussing consent we: address coercion, invalidate physiological responses as a reason to assume desire, explain why the absence of “no” does not mean yes, and much more! We understand that sex, and anything involving it, can be considered taboo and difficult to candidly talk about — but that’s why we’re here❤️. Hit the link in our bio on Instagram for all streaming options

Private practice therapist and professor Dr. Morgan Jenkins, LPC joins the Yes Means Yes podcast to discuss how future intimacy can be developed after an assault. Dr. Jenkins shares how partners can help, what this issue may look like in a clinical setting, and resources that may be beneficial to both survivors and partners. Resources mentioned in this video:- Books: The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der KolkThe Vagina Bible by Jen GunterCome as You Are by Emily Nagoski- Article mentioned: https://sophia.stkate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1735&context=msw_papers- Netflix Series: Explained and Sex Explained This video was created as a part of RCEA's outreach and education program.For more information on Rape Counselors of East Alabama visit us at one of the following:Website: www.rapecounselorsofeastalabama.comInsta: @rapecounselorsofeastalabamaFacebook: www.facebook.com/rceainc.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=_i8tcz0M4rZnOWbf23p9LN_mB_-VOvAHgk2gD31awoNrAIkISp8dqiGjQVrtN7J90IY3v_QxRRlfIxNC)

EAMC SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) Program Director and Nurse Allison Kennedy joins the Yes Means Yes podcast this week to discuss how a rape kit is done, how one becomes a SANE nurse, and other forensic exam and victim service related topics. This video was created as a part of RCEA's outreach and education program.For more information on Rape Counselors of East Alabama visit us at one of the following:Website: www.rapecounselorsofeastalabama.comInsta: @rapecounselorsofeastalabamaFacebook: www.facebook.com/rceainc.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=_i8tcz0M4rZnOWbf23p9LN_mB_-VOvAHgk2gD31awoNrAIkISp8dqiGjQVrtN7J90IY3v_QxRRlfIxNC)

This week's radical is Jaclyn Friedman, a feminist activist and writer, whose mantra of "yes means yes" has set the standard for how campuses handle sexual assault. She's written and contributed to a number of books, including Unscrewed, Yes Means Yes, What You Really Really Want, and Believe Me. She also hosts the acclaimed sex podcast Unscrewed.We dive into Jaclyn's path from attending temple under the first woman rabbi through to discovering a passion for feminism and justice, her time with IMPACT, how she kept busy during election season, and so much more.Some Questions I Ask:Tell us about your latest projects? (1:15)Where did your journey to feminism begin? (14:11)Did you grow up in a progressive household? (18:17)How did you become involved with IMPACT? (22:01)What did teaching self-defence to gang-affected youth entail? (26:11)Which came first: Unscrewed the book, or Unscrewed the podcast? (38:37)What defines the era of fauxpowerment? (41:52)In This Episode, You Will Learn:Why women being treated as legitimate and credible is the next big push (3:17)How the pandemic forced a change of plans for Jaclyn (9:17)The impact of growing up around the first woman ordained as a Rabbi in the modern age (16:40)How growing up an outsider instilled a deep sense of empathy and justice in Jaclyn (19:12)How learning to say “no” gave Jaclyn a desire to learn how to say “yes” (24:29)About sexual liberation and pleasure activism, and why freedom from violence is essential to exploring pleasure (32:02)The questions that led to Jaclyn’s second book, What You Really Really Want (37:05)What Jaclyn wants to see in sex education policies (46:13)ResourcesListen to UnscrewedBuy Jaclyn's BooksJaclyn's TwitterJaclyn's InstagramFind books by your favorite R&R Lab guests—all in one place! Check out the Continuum Bookshop today, powered by Bookshop.Org.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/rrlab. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Red Rock Relationships - EP 012 - Yes Means Yes - Consent

Bettina Arndt talks to law lecturer Lorraine Finlay about dangerous enthusiastic consent laws. References: About Lorraine Finlay http://profiles.murdoch.edu.au/myprofile/lorraine-finlay/ Here is information about the law reform commission review of sexual consent laws: http://www.lawreform.justice.nsw.gov.au/Pages/lrc/lrc_current_projects/Consent/Consent.aspx Pru Goward lobbying on the issue: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-07-06/nsw-sexual-assault-strategy-verbal-consent/9947884 From America, background to the enthusiastic consent issue: http://www.saveservices.org/sexual-assault/affirmative-consent/ This page lists a series of commentaries by American law professors: http://www.saveservices.org/sexual-assault/affirmative-consent/ Janice Fiamengo - Feminists Lose Another Trial - TFF episode 85 StudioBrule https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2CBdu9qGU4

Host Cyrus Webb welcomes author Steven Wells to #ConversationsLIVE to discuss his journey as a writing and his novel YES MEANS YES.

What can you do to be authentic in your relationship with God.

8 AM - 1 - More on Yes Means Yes. 2 - Joe has a hot take on the dem debate; #AuntFromHell; Belsomra advert names many possible side effects. 3 - The News with Marshall Phillips. 4 - OSHA whistleblower fired.

1 - More on Yes Means Yes. 2 - Joe has a hot take on the dem debate; #AuntFromHell; Belsomra advert names many possible side effects. 3 - The News with Marshall Phillips. 4 - OSHA whistleblower fired.

A show on sexual assault and consent: UC Berkeley tries to integrate the new "Yes Means Yes" law, Alameda County DA Nancy O'Malley on why rape kits should be analyzed more quickly, a personal commentary on sexual assault, and local musicians Quiles & Cloud.

Jack hates apps that get updated; Cathy Young talks about her column "The Problem with Yes Means Yes"; Sexual assaults on college campuses are up; There are over 40 pumpkin-flavored items at the Trader Joe's; What's up with kids who don't say "thank you"

Joseph Cohn from FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights and Education) talks about California's "Yes Means Yes" sex law

Marshall Phillips went to a laundromat; Positive Sean is still sans wallet; MailBag; California's "Yes Means Yes" sex law; "The Walking Dead" zombies are so not scary

Woman in jail when SpaghettiOs residue was confused for meth by cops; Camille Paglia on the "Yes Means Yes" sex law; Vicki Barker is in London reporting on the vociferous debate there about bombing ISIS

Jack is going to be taking an 8 inch needle in him on Wednesday; Texts; The Simpsons and Family Guy did a crossover episode; More on California's "Yes Means Yes" sex law

Jack's back; Mailbag; CA's new "Yes Means Yes" sex law

This Week on "What's Right About Men?" - Yes Means Yes Legislation in California On this week's show we will be discussing how turning our collective back on bad behavior has resulted in the new Yes means Yes legislation passed in California.  Have we really reached a point where legislation is required for couples to engage in sex?  How has egalitarian consciousness lead us to this point? And what, if anything, can be done about it? Callers are welcome -We Want to Hear From Our Audience!    Call in number: 1-347-205-9869.  And here's an idea - If you want to participate in the conversation, but cannot make it to the LIVE show, please email your questions to:  rightaboutmen@gmail.com  See our new website at:  www.rightaboutmen.com