Listen in as Dr. Trina helps couples who are experiencing different sex drives. She explains the difference between arousal, sex drive and libido. As well, she gives concrete ideas couples can use immediately to help if they're dealing with this situation. Go to Best Sex Tips Ever (http://bestsextipsever.com) to listen to sign up for Dr. Trina's bi-weekly newsletter.

Dr. Judy Mazurin, Chinese Doctor, talks about letting the wisdom of Chinese Medicine help you with your sex life. (Go to http://judymazurin.com to find out more.)

Some things Judy and I discuss:

What is the essential difference between the sexual nature of man and woman?

Are there certain natural deficiencies that will curb the sexual drives in individuals?

What is the cause of a low sex drive according to Chinese Medicine?

What are the most popular Chinese medicines for increasing libido?

(You might need to turn up the volume as the recording isn't great.)

Going into a sex store or shopping on line for a sex toy can be a daunting experience. With hundreds of options available, it's overwhelming to make a decision. Add to this that there are a lot of 'unsavory' products on the market that consumers need to be buyer beware. Luckily, Dr. Brian Parker, owner of Forever Pleasure (http://foreverpleasure.com) talks us through how to make an educated purchase.

Dr. Tina Tessina discusses her book, Money, Sex and Kids: Stop Fighting About the Three Things That Can Ruin Your Marriage (http://tinatessina.com). Some questions Dr. Tina answers:

Why do you feel communication breaks down around sex?

What are the first steps in getting communication back on track?

What if one partner doesn’t want to go along with learning new ways to communicate bedroom needs?

Go to http://bestsextipsever.com to listen to more podcasts.

As part of the Till Sex Do Us Part seminar series we explore how an average couple can create the sex life they've always wanted. Our guest expert Kit Grant (http://kitgrant.com) talks us through how to set goals. Yes, setting goals may seem very unsexy, but as my chapter 5 explains, it’s probably your only way to get yourself out your present sex rut. Somethings Kit and I discuss:

1. What is the step-by-step of creating mutually acceptable goals?

2. What if a couple is too tired/ busy/ unenthusiastic about setting goals?

3. What should a person do if their partner isn’t on board?

Go to http://tillsexdouspart.com to find out more about the book and how it can help you.

Kim Switnicki's shares her extensive expertise around finding your G-Spot. She even talks about the best sex positions that stimulate your G-Spot.

Sex educator, speaker and coach Kim Switnicki, Lioness for Lovers (http://lionessforlovers.com) has recently published G-Spot PlayGuide: 7 Simple Steps to G-Spot Heaven. And she's going to dish on this hot, hot, hot topic that couples want to know.

Go to http://bestsextipsever.com to listen to other podcasts and A Woman's Goodnight erotic bedtime stories.

To highlight and expand upon the many aspect of my book, Till Sex Do Us Part, this podcast speaks to understanding your partner's personality style. Most people attract their opposite--which is great until things start going sideways in a relationship. Understanding your partner's personality style will help ease relationship communication in and outside the bedroom. My guest expert, Lorna McLaren (mclarenformulatraining.com) has been all over the world talking about The Human Factor. You can sign up for her Quick Communication Tips (quickcommunicationtips.com)

Chocolates and flowers are nice but there are many more ways to say, "I love you" and absolutely spoil your partner. Listen in as I share five easy ways a couple can have a romantic, fun (and hopefully sex-filled) Valentine's Day. Go to http://bestsextipsever.com to hear more podcasts.

In my book, Till Sex Do Us Part, I talk about how women need to reconnect with their body in order to enjoy sex to the fullest. No easy feat when 80% of women have poor body image. Listen in as guest expert Michelle Cederberg (http://michellecederberg.com) tackles this sensitive topic and gives concrete tips on what women can do to love her body.

As society becomes more mobile and as jobs move or involve travel more than ever, couples must create ways to stay connected while physically separated. Even working different shifts or managing long commutes may mean couples living in the same house never see each other during waking hours.

Dr. Trina interviews Tina Tessina, PhD, about on her new book, The Commuter Marriage. http://tinatessina.com