Evolution of Intimacy

Sexual Difficulties and challenges are common in all genders, ages, sexualities and bodies. In this informative interview, Madalena shares some of her wisdom related particularly to female sexual difficulties. We chat about desire discrepancy, pain and about what happens when the way someone experiences sex changes. Madalena has a Doctorate in Psychology, Lectures at Edith Cowan University teaching counselling and psychotherapy and is particularly interested in the field of sexuality.

This interview was produced and recorded at Cairns FM 89.1.

To find out more about Madalena go to www.womensexualityaustralia.com.au 

To follow Ella and listen to past shows go to www.ellashannon.com 

Sexologist Kate Campbell speaks to us about Genital Herpes. SO many people carry this virus, which is a version of the common coldsore, yet there seems to be so much more stigma! (Of course there is- it's related to sex). Learn why it's not something to stress too much about, and what to do if you contract it or carry it.

Episode 3 is all about Kink. Amy Hannon shares a peek into the world of Kink. Ever wondered what people get up to beyond the world of vanilla sex and why? Or maybe you're a little kinky yourself and would value hearing our sex positive and informative chat. Recorded & Produced at the studios of Cairns FM 89.1. Airing every Friday at 8-9pm Queensland time. 

Episode 2 of the Evolution of Intimacy Podcast is a juicy interview with Steph, she gives us a peek into her work as a luxury companion. If you were ever curious about this work and want to hear about the joys and challenges from someone who has made it their vocation, please have a listen to the latest show. You can follow Steph via @stephyraw or @the.amber.gold

In the first episode of the Evolution of Intimacy, your host Ella Shannon interviews Sexologist Alana Shapiro of 'Bare Intimacy' about her work and research regarding Delayed Ejaculation. DE is one of the least studied sexual challenges, yet many penis owners struggle with reaching ejaculation at least some of the time. Societal myths say that 'men should last as long as possible' - but real world experiences for the person who has challenges reaching orgasm / ejaculation and for the people they have sex with- this isn't always something to be celebrated.