#98 The Science of Sexual Fantasy - with Dr. Justin Lehmiller
What are the most common fantasies people have? Where do they come from? Why do we have them? And how do I talk to my partner about my fantasies? How can we bring fantasy into real life? Dr. Justin J...
19 Mars 20191h 2min
#97 Role-Play and How to be Dominant in the Bedroom - with Midori
What do I do if my partner asks me to do role-play and I'm uncomfortable with being in the spotlight? How does one learn how to do authentic yet sexy role-play? And what about dominance? Can I learn h...
12 Mars 20191h 12min
#96 Sex, Relationships and Chronic Illness (and Pain) - with Dr. Lee Phillips
In this episode we chat with Dr. Lee Phillips about chronic illness and chronic pain and how they affect sex and relationships. Dr. Phillips shares tools such as sensate focus, as well as ways partner...
5 Mars 20191h 5min
#95 Come As You Are Because YES You Are Normal
We are SO excited about this episode. Emily Nagoski AKA one of our idols and author of the groundbreaking book Come As You Are joins us to talk all about female sexuality. We talk vulvas, clits, g-sp...
26 Feb 20191h 17min
#94 The Invisible Orientation - A Brief Chat on Asexuality
We have received a number of emails about asexuality, so we wanted to take a moment to speak on what is often considered “the invisible orientation”. In this episode we talk about the asexual spectrum...
19 Feb 201940min
#93 Great Sex, Worthiness & Quality vs. Quantity - with Amy's Partner
Amy's partner joins us on this week's episode as we discuss everything from how to have great sex after 5+ years, our opinion on quality vs. quantity (sex), working with worthiness issues, and communi...
12 Feb 20191h 37min
Special Announcement: Join the Shameless Sex Revolution!
Special announcement about our myth and shame busting campaign on Instagram! We are running a V-day contest + female sexuality myth and shame busting campaign - inspired by Wednesday Martin 's ground...
9 Feb 201911min
#92 Sex and Disabilities
It's myth-busting time! Most folks with disabilities are also sexual beings with arousal and desire, and yet are often treated as asexual and/or invisible in society. Join us as we chat with Lindsey, ...
20 Jan 201946min
