Sometimes you just have to ask. Listeners, if you’re in the DC area and you’re a sex educator of some sort, you HAVE to join Dawn at Tristan Taormino’s Sex Educator Bootcamp on October 18th. Our listeners get 25% off with code “deal25”. Check out details and register here. Dawn and Dylan are back in the studio after being apart …
Pegging, porn, and prostitution. A listener wrote in with a terrific message and mentioned pegging. Which sent us off on a bender about butt sex. Then, Dawn and Dylan talk about the new pink Viagra pill and why that name is so misleading. Flibanserin/Addyi is not what they’re claiming it is, and there are better ways for most people to …
Bad sex & relationship advice is rampant. So where to begin? If you looking for books on sex & intimacy, start here. Sex coach approved.
Brene Brown calls shame the master emotion. Knowing how shame works won’t save you from the crushing darkness. How can you break free once you’re trapped?
What does sex positive mean to us? Dawn explores one of her super embarrassing fantasies. Sometimes taking the risk of sharing the scary stuff pays off. Oh Joy, Sex Toy recently did a comic on water sports, which gets us talk about peeing on folks. Plus, at the Woodhull Sexual Freedom Summit, Lotus Blooms asked us to talk about what …
More sex? Less sex? How much sex should you have if you want a healthy, thriving relationship? The answer may surprise you.
It’s about to get super fierce and very real. We are so excited to have the powerful, the fabulous, the game-changing Feminista Jones on with us this week. We talk about sex-positive feminism, BDSM, Dom/sub dynamics, how the term vanilla has become a slur, street harassment, birth control, how sex and body autonomy are the key to liberation and freedom …
Things are not how you imagined they’d be in bed. You’d go so far as to say sex is overrated. Here’s a new way to think about sex that might help.
I can remember lying in bed at night wondering if something was wrong with me. I had no desire to have sex with my partner at the time, and while the sex was OK when we did have it, it was largely non-existent. In fact, we fought about it quite a lot. I felt sad, frustrated, and even a little …
I used to be the queen of expectations – always dreaming and wishing and pushing for specific outcomes. I called it good planning or being prepared or keeping my eye on the prize, and while it’s great to have goals, it becomes unhealthy when you cling to the point of rigidity. One day, I realized that part of my …