Podcast

Does your sex life need a makeover? Nat Cee from That Bitch talks about how to be your own sex coach.

Online dating: most of us are doing it, but we’re not really talking about it. Idan from Unmatch Me Now talks about encouraging people to share their most intimate online dating experiences.

When mental health problems are getting you down, does seeking out sex makes the situation better or worse? Sam from smutbuttons.com is back to answer the question ‘Should I go out and get laid? Or should I see my therapist?’

On this episode I’m joined by Kit, a writer and sex worker, to find out how we can use our intuition for better hook-ups.

On this cringe-tastic episode of the podcast, I’m talking with my friend Gabriel about the times in our lives when things have gone wrong in the bedroom – and how we managed to bounce back.

This podcast episode is all about the sex advice I wish I’d learned earlier. If I could hop in a time machine and go back to when I was eighteen, or twenty, or twenty-five, I’d have SO much to say to my younger self! Also joining me on this time travel journey is Eva Sless – a writer, sex worker and the author of ‘A Teen Girls’ Guide to Getting Off.’

You might think threesomes are something that only happen in porn or in the movies, but more and more folks these days are experimenting with the ménage-a-trois. How can we get a threesome happening? And how do we make sure it goes well? This episode seeks to answer these questions, with the help of independent escort Alice Grey.

This episode is about sexual consent – how we talk about it, how we do it, and how we can use it for better hook-ups. I don’t promise to have all the answers, but I’m hanging out with Gus this arvo, and we’re going have an honest chat about how we do consent and how we could be doing it better.

When it comes to having better sex, sex workers have a wealth of wisdom to share. I’m talking with stripper and Tantric masseuse Frankie and we’ll be sharing the positive impact our work has had on our sex lives and the lives of others.

In this post-#metoo age, ‘pick-up artist’ is a dirty word. But are there ethical techniques for getting laid that leave everyone feeling better off?