
<p>CJ, a self proclaimed late-blooming kinky queer woman, is a certified life and sex coach who shares her personal journey of self-discovery and exploration of alternative relationships and pleasure. After separating...


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Hosted by Dr. Leslie Wakefield, PT · health · EN
Listen in as we talk about all things her-sex related: from pleasure to dysfunction, from the physical to the emotional, and everything in between. Dr. Leslie Wakefield, Pelvic Physical Therapist, bring her sexuality into the forefront and discusses topics that have been hush-hush for far too long. Wondering if this podcast is for you? If you are "her" or were once assigned "her" or are interested in "her" then yes, yes it is!
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Signup to Generate a PitchListen in as we talk about all things her-sex related: from pleasure to dysfunction, from the physical to the emotional, and everything in between. Dr. Leslie Wakefield, Pelvic Physical Therapist, bring her sexuality into the forefront and discusses topics that have been hush-hush for far too long. Wondering if this podcast is for you?
HerSex is hosted by Dr. Leslie Wakefield, PT. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "A late blooming, queer, kinky woman's story, with CJ" (27 February 2025, 76 minutes), "Radical Self Acceptance in the Context of Female Sexuality and Kink, with Tabitha Sweeney" (9 October 2024, 63 minutes), and "Angela the Christian Sexpert Challenges the Narrative on Women's Sexual Agency in Christian Marriages" (27 August 2024, 66 minutes).
HerSex publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 48 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for HerSex is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. HerSex requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. HerSex's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for HerSex are Therapists & Other Health Practitioners. HerSex has a health audience.
Dr. Leslie Wakefield, PT hosts HerSex, a health podcast with 14 episodes published.
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<p>CJ, a self proclaimed late-blooming kinky queer woman, is a certified life and sex coach who shares her personal journey of self-discovery and exploration of alternative relationships and pleasure. After separating...

<p>Tabitha Sweeney, a coach specializing in radical self-acceptance in the context of sexuality, discusses breaking taboos and embracing desires. She shares her personal journey of healing and self-discovery after a...

<p>Dr. Leslie Wakefield, a pelvic health physical therapist, and Angela the Christian Sexpert, discuss the damaging effects of purity culture and the importance of healthy, consensual sex in Christian marriages. They...

<p>In this candid conversation, we delve into the nuances of asexuality with Emilie Cabot, an asexual individual who shares her personal journey and experiences with discovering and understanding their sexuality. From...

<p>Melissa is a Sexological Bodyworker, and is the owner/operator of Soma Temple in Greece. She describes what sexological body work is, who it can help, and how. She works only with women, and helps them heal body...

<p>Kendra talks about her experiences with vaginismus, shaped by purity culture, sexual trauma, relationship pressure, and lack of information. She is now 18 years into her journey and has chosen to opt out of "P in V"...

<p>Alyssa Chavez is a nutritional coach who specializes in helping women with endometriosis and other menstrual disorders heal their bodies and improve fertility. We chat about her work but the bulk of the conversation...

<p>In her 20s Maya escaped an abusive engagement, and ran as far away from traditional relationships as she could. Over the years in non-monogamous relationships she learned a lot about herself and her own boundaries...

<p>From cyclical living to period sex! Leslie Draffin is a menstrual cycle coach, feminine embodiment mentor, podcast host of "The Light Within" and former news anchor who is passionate about eliminating shame and fear...

<p>Ellaraisa is a 70something year-young woman, who was a professional ballerina, and still works in high-level dance and choreography. She talks about physical and emotional intimacy in this season of her life- she is...

<p>Endometriosis is a painful condition that affects more than 1 in 10 women and unknown numbers of transgender and gender diverse people. It can be challenging to receive timely diagnosis, and people can often go years...

<p>After 30 years of pain with deep penetration during sex, Annie finally found a solution. She tells us about the long journey it took to get there, including scores of physicians, multiple surgeries, diagnoses...

<p>Annie returns for part 2, describing how a stuck tampon lead them to find her daughter's septate hymen, and the surgical procedure that resulted. Annie talks about the physical experience, as well as her parenting...

<p>50 year old Annie discusses the labiaplasty she had age 17: what it was like to discover that her vulva was different, how it affected her, why she chose to have a labiaplasty at a young age, and her thoughts since...
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