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What if loneliness were as dangerous as smoking—and your next soulmate were an algorithm?

In the season finale of Sex, Tech, & Spirituality, I'm sitting down with media powerhouse Cory Corinne and creative entrepreneur Dion McIntosh for a no-holds-barred conversation about intimacy, identity, and connection in the age of AI.

From emotional robots to the fragility of modern masculinity, we unpack the loneliness epidemic, platonic love, and whether tech is killing real relationships or giving us a new path to self-awareness.

Raw, curious, and deeply human, this episode challenges everything you thought you knew about love, friendship, and what it means to be seen.

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https://www.kaamnalive.com/sex-tech-and-spirituality-podcast/ai-artificial-intimacy-rethinking-desire-authenticity-and-personal-responsibility

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What if your next best friend, therapist, or even partner wasn’t human—but a lifelike robot?

In this episode, I’m joined by Andrew Kiguel, a tech pioneer who’s been working at the frontier of humanoid robotics. What fascinated me most about Andrew isn’t just the technology he’s helping to build—it’s the bigger questions it raises about connection, care, and what it means to be human.

We discuss modular robots with synthetic skin, customizable faces, and how these companions are entering some of our most personal spaces—not just for sex, but for emotional support, friendship, and even companionship for those battling loneliness.

We discuss the promises and pitfalls: the ethics of AI companions, the rise of robot concierges and emotional labor, the implications for privacy, patriarchy, and children growing up around humanoid tech—and yes, the phenomenon of $130,000 robot girlfriends.

Is this a new way to heal loneliness and deepen connection—or are we opening doors we don’t fully understand? Join us for a thoughtful look at the tangled intersection of tech, intimacy, and what it means to be known.

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https://www.kaamnalive.com/sex-tech-and-spirituality-podcast/could-your-next-lover-be-a-robot-with-andrew-kiguel-ceo-of-realbotix

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Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions of suicide, which may be distressing for some listeners. Please take care while listening and skip this episode if needed.

What if your next best friend, therapist, or creative collaborator wasn’t a person—but an algorithm?

I’m sitting down with Alex Cardinell, the CEO of Nomi, one of the most talked-about AI companion platforms of 2025. What struck me most about Alex isn’t just his vision for the future—it’s the deeply human place that vision comes from. Born from his own experiences with mental health and loneliness, Nomi isn’t just about building digital friends. It’s about reimagining how we give and receive care.

We talk about how AI companions are showing up in people’s lives—not to replace human intimacy but to offer something different—something supportive, responsive, and, at times… surprisingly soulful.

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This is the must-hear conversation about sex and aging.

So many of us carry quiet fears about what aging means for our sex lives. If you’ve ever felt dismissed or unseen in this space, you’re not alone, and you’re not imagining it either.

In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Maria Uloko—board-certified urologist—to talk about the intersection of aging, desire, and sexual wellness. We dive into how hormones shift, how cultural narratives shape our expectations, and why the medical system often overlooks sexual health in aging bodies.

I am thrilled at the cross-cultural and interdisciplinary nature of Dr. Uloko’s approach, something I wish all practitioners would embrace.

We also explore the possibilities of tech, mindset, and personalized care to help you stay connected to pleasure—at every stage of life. The power comes from you.

Let’s get into it.

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https://www.kaamnalive.com/sex-tech-and-spirituality-podcast/sex-and-aging-what-other-doctors-wont-tell-you-with-dr-uloko

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What happens in the bedroom is a reflection of what happens outside the bedroom, and nowhere is this more evident than in the case of sexless marriages. (If you find yourself in a sexless relationship, please know you’re not alone.)

When I researched sexless relationships in academic publications, I couldn't find any published articles in journals—only newspaper and magazine articles. That tells us that sexless marriages are common, but we're still very hesitant to talk about them.

This episode is primarily focused on 1:1 paired relationships—both gay and straight. In it, I’m revealing staggering statistics, how gender roles create the perfect breeding ground for sexless marriages, how SSRIs and hormones factor into this, and questions you can begin asking yourself to identify possible solutions for you. Let’s get into it!

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What if there was a platform that was the Google of sex education? A place you could go as a parent, a teen, or even an adult to get familiar with sex, understand the communication sex requires, and learn what people really expect with sex. Sounds pretty intriguing, right?

For those of you who don't know who Cindy Gallop is, she's very much the reason many of us do what we do because this intersection of sex and technology began with her and her TED talk. She’s the founder of Make Love Not Porn, a social sex tech platform designed to promote good sexual behavior and values. For the last sixteen years, Cindy has been a force of nature leading the charge of the social sexual revolution.

In today’s conversation, you’ll learn how poor sex education is on a global scale, the core question everyone has about sex, and how we can redirect teens toward more ethical porn sources. Buckle up for one heck of a wild ride!

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Today, we’re getting into what makes good sex. Or, as I like to call it, ejaculate is the lube of life! (I wish I could, but I can’t take credit for that. I heard it somewhere.) We’ve really gotten to know each other, so it’s time to get into some real talk. Starting with the fact that everything you learned about sex from the movies is dead wrong.

After busting some utterly ridiculous sex myths, we’re diving straight into what good sex even is, the benefits of a vibrant sex life, what really turns men and women on, and the first step to take if you’re in a sexless marriage. There's a fine line between feeling the pressure and taking the pressure off. Between being stressed out by sex and… letting sex be a stress reliever. Alright, I won’t keep teasing you—let’s get into it!

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As a society, we have a gross misunderstanding of male sexuality. We believe penises are pogo sticks, that men can get hard at any moment—and let’s not even touch men being drawn to the idea of cuckolding.

But where do these misunderstandings lead us? Directly to what we do not want—men misunderstanding women’s sexuality, aggressive sexual behavior, and an incredibly isolated group of humans suffering alone in silence.

Dr. David Ley—a clinical psychologist, sex therapist, and author—joins me for a deep conversation about male sexuality. He shares the common strategy men use to manage their emotions which they’re then shamed for, the importance of acting on your sexual desires responsibly, how AI is impacting male sexuality, and what replaces the vacuum of sex education conversations for young men.

The biggest takeaway from this interview is that conversations must change. Let’s begin with this one…

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