This is our most vulnerable episode yet. We touch upon:

Purity Culture

Sexual Education. In the media. In our upbringings.

How I learned that clits could be stimulated during sex. And how that affected me.

Anatomy of the clitoris. My main reference material is: Come As You Are by Emily Nagoski

This topic might be sensitive to some listeners. It was sensitive to us when we recorded it. We hope this this episode gives you some insight and some hope.

Interview with Devyn Sinclair & Terreece M. Clarke

I was so lucky to meet these two at the Smut Lovers conference in September. While the conference was an amazing personal experience, I’m so glad I get to bring these two authors to you! They themselves met at a conference back in April.

There was honestly NO WAY that Sephie could’ve kept this to one episode. The conversation was flowing and I didn’t want to cut out ANY of it.

Here’s where to find these two:

Terreece M. Clarke

Website

Instagram

TikTok

Book of theirs I started with: The Christmas War Paws

Devyn Sinclair

Website

Instagram

TikTok

Book of theirs I started with: Knot Your Damn Omega

Well…I didn’t end up finishing any other books last month. Which was due to a comedy of errors consisting of: life events, food poisoning, international travel, and more.

Reminder that because I am gone, I don’t have a fully accurate count of my books purchased in June. I’ll do a double count for June and July when I return.

FINAL REMINDER!!! The next three weeks will be rebroadcasts of favorite episodes. Each episode will have an introduction from myself, Sephie, or Michael. Enjoy!

Addy loves a hockey romance. She decided to bring a series to the table that neither of us has read. It's the first book in the Vancouver Storm series by Stephanie Archer.

For show notes, head to: www.jaycereadsromance.com/podcast/bookclub-behindthenet

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In this episode Sephie and I talk about the dangers of parasocial relationships. I explain why I feel alone in treating everyone I interact with on the internet as a human in front of me. And why I believe with my whole heart that it's a feature and not a bug.

For show notes, head to: www.jaycereadsromance.com/podcast/milennial-internet

Lisa and I gush about Adib Khorram's first adult novel. We fell in love with Farzan and David and we think you will too.

For show notes, head to: www.jaycereadsromance.com/podcast/bookclub-illhavewhatheshaving

I read 20 books in the month of May. Even though it's a smaller reading month for me, I hit both of my diversity goals.

For show notes, head to: www.jaycereadsromance.com/podcast/may-2025-wrapup

Elizabeth and I had a wonderful conversation about her origin story. What it's like being a hybrid author. Why monster men are amazing. And what's coming next for her!

For show notes, head to: www.jaycereadsromance.com/podcast/elizabeth-stephens

There's a lot of discourse around romance novels. In this episode, we talk about what is an isn't appropriate discourse. Where we should and shouldn't engage authors. And what should stay in the group chat.

For show notes, head to: www.jaycereadsromance.com/podcast/critique-vs-opinion