In “305 Part 2: Exploring Multidimensional Consent and Pleasure in Choreography – Queerness & Consent,” we dive into how contemporary performance art is reshaping the understanding of boundaries, embodiment, and creative collaboration. This episode examines how choreography can become a space for exploring consent not just as agreement, but as an ongoing, dynamic exchange shaped by trust, communication, and awareness. It also reflects on how queerness expands traditional frameworks of movement and expression, opening new possibilities for authenticity and connection in performance. A thoughtful discussion on how art can honor both safety and creative freedom on stage.

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In “303 Part 1: Greg Geffrard – A Transformative Journey from Activism to Intimacy,” we explore the evolving path of Greg Geffrard and how his experiences in activism shaped his approach to storytelling and performance. This episode examines the connection between social awareness, artistic expression, and the growing field of intimacy work in theatre and film. Through reflection and practice, Greg Geffrard’s journey highlights how performers and creators can bridge advocacy with art, building safer and more conscious creative spaces. A compelling conversation about transformation, responsibility, and the power of human connection in performance.

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In “304 Part 2: Beyond the Curtain,” we explore the evolving field of theatrical intimacy and the importance of safety, consent, and communication in performance arts. Featuring insights from Laura Rikard and the work of Theatrical Intimacy Education, this episode dives into how modern theatre creates structured approaches to staging sensitive scenes with professionalism and care. The discussion highlights how directors, actors, and intimacy coordinators collaborate to ensure clear boundaries, emotional safety, and artistic integrity on stage. A thoughtful look behind the scenes at how theatre continues to evolve with greater awareness and responsibility.

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In “ICIC Episode 301: We’re Back – Ann and Carly Catch Up and Explore the State of the Intimacy Field,” we join a reflective conversation between Ann James and Carlye Pollack as they reconnect and discuss the current landscape of intimacy work in theatre and film. This episode offers insight into how the field of intimacy coordination continues to grow, addressing evolving industry standards, challenges, and new opportunities for education and collaboration. Through their shared experiences, they highlight the importance of consent-based practices, communication, and care in performance spaces. A thoughtful update on where the field stands today and where it is heading next.

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This episode provides an informative guide on birth control, focusing on important facts African women should know before starting any contraceptive method. It explains how different types of birth control work, including hormonal and non-hormonal options, and highlights key considerations such as side effects, effectiveness, and individual health conditions.
The discussion also addresses common myths, cultural beliefs, and the importance of consulting qualified healthcare professionals before making decisions. The goal is to promote safe, informed, and responsible reproductive health choices while empowering women with accurate knowledge

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This episode explains Rhesus (Rh) incompatibility, a condition that can occur during pregnancy when a mother’s blood type is Rh-negative and the baby’s is Rh-positive. It explores how this immune reaction develops, the potential risks it may pose to the fetus, and why early detection is important.
The discussion also covers modern prevention methods such as Rh immunoglobulin injections, routine prenatal testing, and proper medical monitoring. By breaking down the science in simple terms, the episode aims to increase awareness, promote early antenatal care, and encourage safe pregnancy outcomes.

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This episode explains dysmenorrhea, commonly known as painful periods, and helps clarify whether this condition is normal or a sign of an underlying health issue. It explores the difference between typical menstrual cramps and more severe pain that may require medical attention.
The discussion covers common causes such as hormonal changes, uterine contractions, and conditions like endometriosis or fibroids. It also provides information on symptoms, self-care strategies, and when to seek professional help. The goal is to raise awareness, reduce confusion, and support better menstrual health understanding.

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This episode explores pregnancy with fibroids, focusing on the real challenges, symptoms, and emotional experiences women may face. It explains what uterine fibroids are and how they can affect fertility, pregnancy progression, and delivery outcomes depending on their size and location.
The discussion also highlights common symptoms such as pain, heavy bleeding, and discomfort, as well as the emotional stress and anxiety that may come with managing both pregnancy and fibroids. It emphasizes the importance of medical monitoring, early diagnosis, and supportive care to ensure the best possible outcomes for both mother and baby.

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This episode explores HIV in today’s world, highlighting the latest advances in treatment, prevention, and ongoing research. It explains key facts about how HIV is transmitted, how it can be managed with modern medicine, and how people living with HIV can lead long, healthy lives with proper care.
The discussion also addresses common misconceptions and stigma surrounding HIV, helping listeners separate myths from reality. By promoting accurate information and awareness, the episode aims to encourage understanding, reduce fear, and support informed, responsible health choices.

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This episode explores the growing conversation around infertility, IVF, and egg freezing, and whether these options are becoming a new reality for many Nigerian women. It examines the social, economic, and cultural factors influencing reproductive choices, including career priorities, delayed childbirth, and increasing awareness of fertility preservation.
The discussion explains how IVF and egg freezing work, who may consider these options, and the challenges involved—such as cost, accessibility, and societal perceptions. It also highlights the emotional aspects and the importance of informed decision-making. The goal is to provide balanced insight, raise awareness, and encourage open conversations about modern reproductive health choices.

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