In our final episode of Season 3, Grace Alice is joined by the ever-colourful and insightful Taryn De Vere, a multidisciplinary artist, performer, writer, speaker and parent of five. Taryn shares what it was like getting open, no-nonsense sex education in Australia, and then the major culture shock she felt moving to Ireland in the late '90s. Grace and Taryn explore how to educate kids without shame, why it’s so important to use real words for our bodies, and how those early conversations about consent and pleasure can set everyone up for healthier, happier relationships.

The discussion also covers how gender and neurodiversity fit into all of this, why being present in our sexual experiences can be so incredibly powerful (it can even make you feel a bit high!), and how Irish people, in particular, might need a little nudge to ask for what they want in and out of bed. Taryn is a fascinating person who is not afraid to live life outside of societal norms (they have married their husband 7 times now!), and was the perfect guest to wrap up this season of the G Spot with honesty, positivity...and plenty of colour.

Grace Alice Ó Sé is an award-winning sex and intimacy educator, author, and podcaster from Kerry, Ireland. She helps people have happier, healthier sex lives with 1-1 and couples coaching, workshops, and her exclusive Better Sex For Women and Libido Unlocked courses. Grace delivers shame-free sex education through Instagram (@grace_alice_oshea) and Irish media. Trained as a sex educator, coach, and occupational therapist, she is passionate about helping you find deeper joy, pleasure, and connection in your life. Visit gracealice.com to learn more!

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