We start September off with a bang! My guest, Anne, talks about growing up Catholic and how going to a Catholic high school just doesn't work. She learned about sex and love from TV and the movies, which she realizes is not real, but figured it was better than "the nothing" she got from her Catholic teachings. We also talk about sexual expectations from her perspective.

On this shorter episode of the podcast, I talk about the discovery that no one seems to be talking about - The Internal Clitoris. Apparently, the clit is much larger than we thought it was and there are diagrams and sonograms to prove it.

To read more about this go to:

http://blog.museumofsex.com/the-internal-clitoris/

and

http://www.luckymojo.com/tkclitorislarger.html

To read about the documentary about men, go to:

http://www.policymic.com/articles/54105/the-one-thing-all-men-feel-but-never-admit

Can you be too giving in a sexual relationship? So much so that you don't know how to receive pleasure without feeling like you're not being productive and, in fact, it bores you? What if your fantasies were about his orgasms and not yours? These are just a couple of the things that Sophie and I talk about in this soul-baring conversation.

Drew and I talk about his sexual learning curve while being brought up in a household of women - 2 sisters, 4 aunts, mom, and grandma. He learned about the physicality of sex from porn, but got his sensitivity to women from his more maternal upbringing. We talk a lot about how important trust is and that leads us to a new and interesting topic for the second half of our conversation.

This conversation is with Mac and Katie - their relationship is a hybrid of Will & Grace with a splash of Jack and Karen….or vice versa. We talked about how Mac came out to his family with a LOT of help from his mother. We also touch on various subjects like sexting, negging, SnapChat, how and why we watch porn, and they each share their own personal "Frat story."

Dante tells us about how his older brother helped him lose his virginity to the one girl he cared about instead of the girl he was actually dating. We also talk about "trophy sex”, what his sexual deal-breakers are, and his nicknames for the vagina and his penis.

(When I first put up this episode, apparently the first two conversations had been deleted. I don't know how this happened and I completely apologize. I was just informed today by a friend and went back and reinserted the two conversations with Frank and Rusty. Now you can finally enjoy this episode the way it was intended.)

This week I decided to concentrate on Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS' yearly event - Broadway Bares. This is a huge event where everyone from the Broadway community gives their time to put on a funny, sexy, burlesque type of show to raise money for the aforementioned BC/EFA.

I asked a few people to talk about their experience with this event and I even share my own experience as I finally saw the show for the first time. I hope you enjoy.

Two previous guests of HWTAS join me on the one-year anniversary podcast.

First, Rachel talks to me about unusual or strange things people do or say after sex. Have you ever been high-fived after sex?

Then, Julie and I start out talking about what's new in her life since we went to the Museum of Sex together before she turns it around and starts asking me questions and I wind up telling "the penis story."

You'll want to hear that one!

In part two of my conversation with Rachel, we talk about sexual positions, fulfilling fantasies, and what turns her on. Then we discuss orgasm through penetration versus orgasm through oral sex.

At the end of the podcast, I read a response from one of our listeners to Rachel's question, "What do you like?" I think you're going to enjoy that.

Rachel’s first real kiss wasn't until she was 17 with a man 7 years her senior and she had no idea what to do with his tongue in her mouth. She talks about how she cried and cried while losing her virginity because it was just so painful and she really didn't understand why sex was so important until she had her first orgasm with her second boyfriend. We also talk about how shocked she is that so many men cannot answer the question, "What do you like?"

We also learn that a tilted uterus means certain sexual positions just wont get the job done. So what's the best position for Rachel?  Find out next week…