Conflicted Exxistence
“Adult discomfort…is endangering children. That is how I feel about it.” —Andrea Barrica, founder of O.School … Continue readingThe Juicy Cuts: Andrea Barrica of O.School on Why We Need to Talk About S-E-X
I interviewed professor, researcher, author, and general sex ed powerhouse Debby Herbenick, and it was amazing. … Continue readingThe Juicy Cuts—An Interview with Debby Herbenick
It’s been a while since I posted Part 1 and Part 2 of this epic interview with the Liz Klinger, founder and CEO of Lioness. Her company makes a hella-smart
In Part 2 of this interview with Lioness CEO Liz Klinger, we discussed the role of pleasure in overall health, orgasms as art, and competitive vibrators. … Continue readingThe Juicy Cuts: Lioness’s Liz Klinger, Part 2—Pleasure, Your Health, Orgasm Art Gallery, and Competitive Vibrators
In Part I of my interview with Liz Klinger of Lioness, we discuss making sexuality visible, ignorance about sexual anatomy, and concussions vs. orgasm. … Continue readingThe Juicy Cuts: Lioness’s Liz Klinger, Part 1—On Making The Unseen Visible and Concussions’ Effects on Orgasm
As part of my ongoing “Juicy Cuts” interview series, here is Part 2 of my long, fascinating interview with Nicole Prause, PhD, the neuroscientist behind Liberos! In this segment, we
In Part 1 of my lengthy interview with Nicole Prause, a neuroscientist who studies sexuality and he brain, we discuss the amazing lack of knowledge around the physiology of orgasm in people with vulvas. … Continue readingThe Juicy Cuts: Nicole Prause, PhD, Part 1—On Recognizing Arousal
My dearies, I’m so excited to bring you the juicy bits of an amazing interview I conducted with the tirelessly brilliant Madison Young, a pornographer, performance artist, author, and sex-positive
Continue readingThe Juicy Cuts: Madison Young on Porn Education
We discuss non-vanilla flavors, favorite films from years past, and, of course, watching porn. … Continue readingThe Juicy (petite) Cuts: Lisa Vandever Interview
“I hate that its assumed I’m automatically ‘high risk,’ i.e. a shady character, because I’m dealing with sexual material.” … Continue readingThe Juicy Cuts: Anonymous