DTRH Podcast

Ready to laugh, learn, and maybe blush a little? In this episode, we’re diving headfirst into the world of sex education with none other than Tim Lagman, a board-certified sexologist and pleasure advocate from Ontario, Canada, who’s here to make sexual health both informative and hilarious. Tim’s journey from escorting to becoming a top sex educator is nothing short of extraordinary, and he’s spilling the tea on all things pleasure, relationships, and the importance of laughing through the awkwardness.

Join us as we tackle everything from polyamory and navigating different relationship dynamics to breaking down sexual taboos and, yes, the art of embracing those all-too-funny moments in the bedroom. Tim’s philosophy? Sex should be fun, liberating, and full of laughter—because if you can’t laugh at the fart noises, you’re missing out!

This episode is packed with raw, real talk, plenty of laughs, and some seriously spicy advice you won’t want to miss. Tune in, get comfortable, and prepare to rethink everything you thought you knew about sex!

Learn more about Tim at Sex Ed with Tim and follow him on Instagram m @sexedwithtim.

In this episode of Down the Rabbit Hole, we sit down with Nick “Keeper” Catran-Whitney, an author, musician, and advocate for brothers who have experienced trauma alongside their sisters. Born in 1958 in San Francisco, Nick shares his unique upbringing as one of twenty-four siblings, recounting the challenges of frequent moves and limited formal education. Despite these obstacles, Nick became a voice for a rarely acknowledged group—brothers coping with the trauma of their sisters’ sexual abuse.

Nick discusses his inspiration for writing HELPLESSNESS, the first book in a three-part series that sheds light on the mental health struggles of brothers who have had to confront the abuse of their sisters by their own parents. With no existing resources to guide him through his own pain, Nick wrote the book to fill that void, offering solace to men who feel isolated in their experiences.

In this candid conversation, Nick reflects on his family’s complicated past, the process of healing, and his mission to help other men understand that even in their silence, they are not alone. Along the way, he also touches on his creative projects, including his podcast This Is For The Brothers, and life with his wife, Patti, their children, and his beloved German Shepherd, ODIN.

To learn more about Nick’s work, visit his website at keepercatranwhitney.com, where you can find out more about his book HELPLESSNESS: The Mental Health Challenges Brothers Experience Once We Learn Our Sisters Have Been Sexually Abused By Our Parents. If you or someone you know is navigating similar challenges, this powerful book provides a much-needed voice for men and brothers, reminding them they are not alone in their journey.

Join us for an insightful episode as Nick “Keeper” Catran-Whitney opens up about breaking the silence, finding strength in vulnerability, and the ongoing journey of healing.

In this episode of the DTRH Podcast, we're diving into the life and journey of Natalya, also known as Natalie, Natty, or simply Nat. A divorced, millennial ex-Mormon from Utah, now living in the lush surroundings of Oregon, Natalya has faced more than her fair share of personal tragedy over the past few years. Despite the challenges, she's embraced the chaos, dancing and laughing her way through life’s ups and downs. She firmly believes that crying—while sometimes necessary—is overrated (though she admits, as a Cancer, she still sheds plenty of tears).

Currently in "rebuild mode," Natalya is determined to rise from the ashes, and she’s not just surviving—she’s thriving. Having built three businesses from the ground up, she’s discovered a lot about herself and the world around her, proving that anything is possible when you set your mind to it.

With a personality that’s as dynamic as her journey, Natalya is an ENFP and an Enneagram 9, bringing a playful, "silly goose" energy to everything she does. Whether she’s catching up on her favorite Bravo shows or getting lost in the world of Outlander, Natalya is someone who finds joy in the little things while tackling life’s big challenges.

Join us as we explore her story, filled with resilience, humor, and the kind of insight that only comes from rebuilding your life from the ground up.

For more about Natalya, visit her website at [The Ripe Ruin](https://www.theriperuin.com), and follow her on social media at [@currently.coping]

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In this special season premiere of "Podcast Purgatory: The Greendale Chronicles," join IIana Pinsky on a poignant journey through life's transformative chapters. As IIana embarks on the transition from podcaster to YouTuber, paralleled by my journey from podcasting to fatherhood, delve into the profound intersections of personal growth and evolving priorities. IIana shares candid reflections on bidding farewell to the familiar world of podcasting to embrace the dynamic realm of YouTube content creation. Amidst the excitement of new ventures, IIana offers heartfelt insights into the profound joy and responsibility of my becoming a father, mirroring my own journey into parenthood. Through moments of laughter, introspection, and genuine connection, explore the parallel narratives of creativity, family, and the intricate dance of life's transitions. Join IIana as she embarks on a dual journey of self-discovery, weaving a tapestry of resilience, love, and the unending quest for authenticity.

It's always interesting talking to new artists. especially when Salem Oregon doesn't really have a sound...

I'm Not even talking about hip-hop either, It never really grown outside of its infancy, what do I know? everything actually, its my fucking show and my little universe. 

you clicked here friend!

oh wait, why am I so angry. its almost the end of the year!

tonight I dip into the alternative scene, Meet Boi Punki from Salem.

As an army of 1 can be tough, the only reason I see y'all taking interest in him is the fact that he does his own production work and performing and recording,

stay till the vary end for a perforce of his song "talk some mess" and his EP Angel Names out now!

https://linktr.ee/Boi_Punki

After A Brief Hiatus and a few witch trials later, Im Glad to show you a Reboot of sorts. 

talking to George was eye opening on how life in a matter of months can change.

someone told me were all growing and love is a practice, that's shit but I kinda get it now.

big thanks again for George coming on and talking about the issues that still matter, the politics that make our state shine and look like a pile of shit to some. maybe Oregon needs to take a hiatus too and really reflect on how to make it better, I think phasing out the old white men is a start but that's why I do what I do and George does his, making a strong argument and really explains more to me how the state needs help.

maybe even getting the bold endorsement to Christine Drazan.... hey Christine, if you're reading this, come on the show and talk your shit..... I mean use my platform to reach more voice in the Salem area to get a vote.... George really made good points and believe him when we talked about you that you are the one we need, have your people call me or I can come to you but Let's talk sometime ;)

I hope nothing for the best for George and if a trilogy comes from it, I'm down....  

check out what's next for George and most of all GO OUT THERE AND VOTE. 

TINA, I SEE YOU, LETS TALK TOO.