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The Sex Ed Class you should have had and the one I should have taught. Weekly episodes where we will dive deep into your questions about sex, relationships and more.

Mother-daughter duo Christine (PhD, Psychology) and Shannon Curley (MA, Communications) discuss all the things that sex ed (and your parents) never told you. We will debunk myths about sex by discussing sex education for life, affirmative consent, sex positivity, gender roles, sexual communication, hookup culture, and what all those letters in the LGBTQIAA spectrum really stand for. Featured in:AASECT – https://www.aasect.org/podcast-awardRhode Island Monthly – https://www.rimonthly.com/sex-ed-debunked/Rhode Island College News – https://www.ric.edu/news-events/news/...

You are your child's most influential sex educator, but you may feel uncomfortable or unprepared to talk to kids about where babies come from, private parts, sexual orientation, gender identity, porn, sexting, sexual abuse and harassment, healthy relationships, consent, and more. Rebecca's an experienced sex educator on a mission to help feminist parents talk to their kids about sexuality. Honestly. In each episode, she dives into a sexuality topic and gives you evidence-based information, practical strategies, and curated resources that teach you how to raise sexually smarter kids and change ...

Raylene developed her unique mix of Sex Ed and Stand Up Comedy in living rooms throughout New England. For over a decade she's educated women about how their bodies work and why they work that way and along the way she's gained some hilarious universal truths and insights that leave her guests roaring with laughter and a sense of relief that “it's not just me!” ​The Stand Up Comedy Sex Ed Podcast is about taking these topics out of the living room and letting everyone hear what we've been talking about in private!

Double standards are nothing new. Women deal with them every day. Take the common truism that women who sleep around are sluts while men are studs. Why is it that men grow distinguished and sexily gray as they age while women just get saggy and haggard? Have you ever wondered how a young woman is supposed to both virginal and provocatively enticing at the same time?