Charlotte experienced sexual violation at the hands of the yoga guru she followed. Today, after fleeing that community with her husband and having two kids, she is divorced and exploring what comes next.
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We were in a rut BEFORE the pandemic – Cindy
Cindy, a married mother of one, looks for support around having sex for connection while also trying to conceive another baby.
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Sex is great but so is sleep – Jordan
Jordan is a young mother of young children; she’s also a doula, and therefore all up in bodies and their business. She is passionate in her work and home about open and aware sexual dialogue, consent, communication, and support.
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Do you remember your safe word? Coaching Chris & Caitlin
Caitlin and Chris have a coaching session with Leah about their BDSM explorations, including communication, dom/sub dynamics, pleasure for both people, and sourcing new ideas.
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Unhappily married – Tee
Tee is unhappily married, and unhappy with her sex life—like so many people. Also like too many, she experiences the lingering impacts of sexual assault. She’s doing the work of setting boundaries, trying to provide a good example for her kids, and is still hoping someday she’ll find a communicative and loving partner.
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Coaching Caitlin – I think I had a crush on a woman
Leah shares a coaching session with client Caitlin to give us an in-depth experience of what coaching looks and feels like. They focus on Caitlin’s newly-discovered attraction to women, and how she might begin to explore that in real life.
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I thought my vagina was broken – Stephanie
Stephanie shares how childhood shame led to an eating disorder, which had a profound affect on her ability to relate with her sexuality and her sexual partners.
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Dealing with post-sex UTIs
Dr. Evelin Dacker returns to answer a listener’s question about common and chronic UTI’s that occur after sex. She breaks down the how and why, and addresses prevention and treatment.
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They can’t find the clit without a roadmap – Alexa
“Deaf U” star Alexa Paulay-Simmons gets candid about who she is (and always has been) as a sexual person, and how that’s shaped her life—both on the inside through her choices and experiences, and on the outside with the tight-knit Deaf community and the show’s global audience.
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My pandemic sex life
Leah gets real about how her intimate life has weathered the pandemic, and how confronting her partner’s depression spiral turned out to be a better strategy—for both of them—than enduring it.