Birth control is so commonly used, yet is somehow still a taboo topic. The fact is that it shouldn’t be. Today, Dallas Barnes of Reya Health sits down with us to open up the conversation and to help vulva owners decide which contraceptive is best for them.

The definition of “traditional” monogamy may not be exactly what you think it is. It’s time to take a deeper look! Sophie Pagès of LVRSNFRNDS dives into the topic in this episode to talk about ethical non-monogamy, dating, and becoming the most authentic version of yourself.

Looking to combine the benefits of weed into your love and sex life? Sexologist Amanda Moser is here to share her research findings, tips, and tricks for incorporating cannabis into your sexual pleasure.

How does your sex life change during pregnancy, post-birth, and in the months after having your child? We sat down with an anonymous mom-of-two to discuss the fluctuations of libido, taking care of your mind and body, and how to make sex feel fun again.

How does one survive a childhood of sexual abuse? In this podcast transcript, Jennifer Lewis shares her story, how she continues to overcome her traumas, and how her history has shaped the way she raises her daughter.

What makes pornography ethical? What is it like behind the scenes in the sex industry? Today, the ethical porn company Benefit Monkey answers all of your burning questions.

How can I strengthen my bond with my partner? How do I foster emotional intimacy? How does one launch a start-up company in the sex industry? Today, Jeremiah Eyster of Coupe answers all this and more.

How can you have slow, mindful sex with yourself or your partner? There is a transcript of our podcast interview with Isabelle Deslauriers of Désirables, which delves into this important topic.

In this interview with Sinclair Sexsmith of Sugarbutch Chronicles, we talk about Cleis Press’ new lesbian erotica collection, Sexsmith’s website, gender, and the world of kink.

In this transcribed interview of our podcast episode featuring Leanna Larkin of Reluctant Heroines, we discuss sexual violence and the tools and techniques to flourish after one survives it.