Justin Hancock is a sex educator whose website bishuk.com is visited by thousands of young people a week.  He also co-hosts the Culture Sex Relationships podcast for adults and has recently written the book Can We Talk About Consent?  We chat with Justin about the commodification of sex, sexual subjectivity, gender, what sex would be like under (or on top of) socialism, flirty politicians, Virginia Woolf's sex life, the material drivers of chemsex, Yvette and Ed's love of poppers, a Californian orgasm cult and more...  

 

Plus, David visits the Vagina Museum.  

 

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The Meg-John & Justin Podcast | Neoliberalism and Sex and Relationships 

 

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Rewriting the rules by Meg-John Barker 

 

How to understand your gender by Alex Iantaffi & Meg-John Barker 

 

Gender: A Graphic Guide by Meg-John Barker 

 

The Bisexual Index 

 

Bi UK 

 

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Whipping Girl - Julia Serrano 

 

'Why women had better sex under socialism' - Kristen R. Ghodsee 

 

'Republicans and Democrats Don’t Just Disagree About Politics. They Have Different Sexual Fantasies' - Justin Lehmiller 

 

Spinning, spooning and the seductions of flirtatious masculinity in contemporary politics (2010) - Candida Yates  

 

Britain's party leaders throw kitchen sink at election' (2015) - Bangkok Post  

 

'Love And Sex With Many: Research On The Health And Wellness Of Consensual Non-Monogamy' - Forbes  

 

"Storming then Performing": Historical Non-Monogamy and Metamour Collaboration (2021) - Brian M Watson and Sarah Stein Lubrano  

 

Sex & Drugs & Rock n Roll - Ian Drury and The Blockheads on TOTP (1978)  

 

'What is Chemsex? And how worried should we be?' (2016) - Barbara Speed in The New Statesman  

 

The rise of chemsex: queering collective intimacy in neoliberal London (2018) - Jamie Hakim  

 

The Orgasm Cult - BBC Podcast by Nastaran Tavakoli-Far  

 

Enjoy Sex (How, When and If You Want To) by Meg-John Barker and Justin Hancock  

 

The cult of ecstasy: Tantrism, the new age, and the spiritual logic of late capitalism (2000) - Hugh B. Urban  

 

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