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Hosted by Natasha Senjanovic · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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A myth-busting podcast looking to answer questions you never knew you had to ask about female sexuality.
Natasha Senjanovic hosts Women Like Sex, a society show with 14 episodes published.
Tia Levings chronicled her narrow escape from extreme Christian patriarchy, and an abusive husband, in her best-selling memoir A Well-Trained Life (2024). This year, she published I Belong To Me, walking us through how s
Tracy DeTomasi, national gender violence expert, offers great, simple guidance on the best sex ed to teach kids, how to respond to "It's not all men," what we can all learn from beaches, and so much more. Always with a r
Award-winning NPR and PBS journalist and host Khalil Ekulona shares his experiences and reflections on how myths about sexuality often remove humanity from one of our most human acts. We also discuss his honor system (an
Kate Downey explains how living with menstrual “death cramps” for decades led her to pick up a mic and record her journey to a successful diagnosis, in the investigative podcast CRAMPED. As well as some of the new scienc
As walking sociologists, who better than our trans peers can teach us just how much of a cultural construct gender is? That’s exactly what my friend Professor Queerstrokes does here, with one of the world’s greatest laug
Of all the myths we're busting, virginity is among the biggest, and most persistent. It’s a social construct with no biological or medical definitions, yet heavy religious, personal and social baggage. Historian Anke Ber
Of all the myths we're busting, virginity is among the biggest, and most persistent. It’s a social construct with no biological or medical definitions, yet heavy religious, personal and social baggage. Historian Anke Ber
What do cabbage and Stalin’s mustache have in common? How did the Mesopotamians view sex? Were the Victorians even more repressed than we think? Award-winning author, historian and podcaster Dr. Kate Lister answers these
Gender violence expert Tiffany Brec and I discuss how accurate, inclusive sex ed reduces harm; why she’s now teaching leadership skills too; what to do when someone calls a man a girl in your presence; and what Tiffany’s
Despite being told that women don't, or shouldn't like sex much (or as much as men), asexuality in women isn't exactly welcome either.
Purity culture teaches the same messages most girls and women get – to disregard your own body and intuition while being a sexual gatekeeper for boys and men – but to the godzillionth degree. This week’s guest shares wha
Black sexologist and educator Dr. Shemeka Thorpe shares insights into her work and the importance of letting Black women tell their own stories.
From hookups and "swipey dating" to sex myths and toxicity: A look at what has and hasn't changed for young women today.
Have you ever wanted to watch porn that was…not porn? Videos of healthy sex – from people who like one another, who aren’t actors, or egregiously violent? Videos vetted by humans who ensure inclusivity and flip the scrip
Two fathers of teenage girls share insights, humor and questions about what they’re doing to avoid harmful myths and stereotypes as they navigate the sometimes embarrassing road of teaching healthy sexuality.
Senior Kinsey Institute scientist Cynthia Graham debunks one of the worst pieces of “dysfunction” data, and agrees that the messaging about female orgasm is as bad as if we told men that the best way for them to orgasm i
Jonynne shares what the myths of female sexuality have meant in her personal life. She talks about being taught the mechanics – rather than emotions – of sex as a kid. About finally learning to value her pleasure above a
With razor-sharp wit and wisdom, medieval historian Dr. Eleanor Janega dissects the lies we tell about human sexuality of the past, when – spoiler alert – women were considered hypersexual, and men were chaste.
Hetero men – and lesbians – have more orgasms than hetero women in relationship sex. And it's not because the female orgasm is "elusive."
Dr. Helen O’Connell discusses the “rubbish” and “blokey” anatomy and science that led her to her career choices and revolutionary research that proved what the clitoris actually looks like – In 2005. We also discuss the
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Women Like Sex is hosted by Natasha Senjanovic. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 14 episodes.
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