Salt-N-Pepa had it right in 1990…
“Let’s talk about sex baby, let's talk about you and me, let's talk about all the good things and the bad things that may be…”

It’s also important to talk about sex when we’re not having it — or not having enough of it.

This episode explores the complexities of mismatched sex drives in relationships, and why the difference itself is often less of a problem than the meaning couples attach to it. From our own experiences and the work we’ve done with clients, we share three things we know to be true:

• People have different sex drives and desires for intimacy

• The difference itself usually isn’t the problem — it’s how couples interpret it

• Talking about it gives the relationship a much better chance

When partners want different amounts of sex, it can quickly lead to resentment, pressure, and painful assumptions about attraction, love, and unmet needs.

In this conversation, we explore how these dynamics develop and why communication, understanding, and creative solutions are essential for maintaining intimacy and connection.

We also get personal, sharing how differences in desire show up in our own relationship — including how menopause and pain have impacted Tara’s desire and what she’s been exploring to navigate that.

Along the way, we discuss concepts like responsive desire and how understanding different desire styles can shift the conversation.

We also share practical tools and conversation approaches couples can use to move away from the blame game and toward solutions that honour both partners’ needs — whether they’re in monogamous or non-monogamous relationships.

Chapters:

00:00 - Understanding Different Sex Drives

02:42 - Navigating Relationship Dynamics

05:29 - The Importance of Communication

08:22 - Resentment and Its Roots

11:12 - The Role of Internal Narratives

13:59 - Breaking the Silence on Sex

16:44 - Building Trust Through Open Dialogue

22:52 - Exploring Non-Monogamy as a Solution

25:14 - The Importance of Communication in Relationships

26:18 - Redefining Intimacy Beyond Sex

28:04 - Tools for Reestablishing Intimacy

30:35 - Understanding Desire Styles

34:29 - Finding Solutions Together

38:47 - Final Thoughts on Navigating Desire Differences

Show Resources:

• Episode: Can an Open Relationship Save My Marriage - https://open.spotify.com/episode/7o3meUcbbNdcfb4S1I7vbq?si=vT-9MhXkSDGgS-0mnbgFQw 
• The Cervix Wand - for vaginal de-armoring and anal massage, cervical and g-spot stimulation.  https://waands.com/products/cervix-wand?ref=taraandandre - use code TARALYNNEFRANCO to get 10% off or use this link for any item in the store - https://waands.com/discount/TARALYNNEFRANCO?ref=taraandandre
• Looking for therapy?  Arrange a complimentary therapy consultation with André at ⁠https://book.a-psych-online.com/therapyconsultation⁠ 

• Book a complimentary coaching consultation call with Tara at: ⁠⁠https://go.taraandandre.com/relationshiprescue⁠⁠

• Poly Newbies Digital Course Listener Offer -  https://courses.letstalkpolyamory.com/polynewbiesspecialoffer

We’re back with another episode of our T&A Alphabet Series!

This is an all-new episode on the letter R — and you’re REALLY going to REVEL in this jam-packed conversation.

We’re covering a range of relationship, sex and polyamory/non-monogamy terms grouped into three themes:

1. Relationships & relationship structures
2. Sexual and erotic terms
3. Emotional and psychological terms

It’s a truly robust episode filled with really helpful R words like:

• Relationship Anarchy (RA)
• Relationship Escalator
• Reciprocity
• Rimming
• Radical Honesty
• Reassurance
• Repair
• Resentment

We cover over 20 different words — with deeper dives into topics like relationship agreements and relationship reviews using the RAADAR method, rope play (Shibari), and responsive desire.

Get ready for a rich, reflective, and maybe even a little risqué ride through the Rs.

Many of the words we explore here (and throughout our T&A Alphabet Series) are also part of our upcoming project, The Little Book of Poly Love 💖 Join the waitlist to be the first to know when it’s published and pops into the world: ⁠https://go.letstalkpolyamory.com/polylovebook-waitlist⁠

Show Resources:

• Rich Relationships: Building Your Million Dollar Network. Book by Selena Soo - 

• Looking for therapy?  Arrange a complimentary therapy consultation with André at ⁠https://book.a-psych-online.com/therapyconsultation⁠ 

• Book a complimentary coaching consultation call with Tara at: ⁠⁠https://go.taraandandre.com/relationshiprescue⁠⁠

• Poly Newbies Digital Course Listener Offer -  https://courses.letstalkpolyamory.com/polynewbiesspecialoffer

We’re back with another episode of our T&A Alphabet Series! Many earlier episodes were originally delivered as live trainings inside our Let’s Talk Polyamory Podcast private Facebook community.

In this episode, recorded in 2021, we dive into the letter Q — Queer — exploring identity, fluidity, heteronormativity, mononormativity, intersectionality, visibility, mental health, and the intersection of queerness and consensual non-monogamy.

We talk about definitions of queer, how marginalization can impact mental health, and common misconceptions about being queer and polyamorous. We also share some statistics—though at the time of recording, specific data on people identifying as “queer” was limited.

We share our personal experiences with queerness: what it was like growing up, coming to queer identity later in life, and how our relationship has opened us to limitless sexual and emotional expression. Tara shares her journey coming out to family as queer and dating a woman before embracing polyamory, and André shares his experiences with family and how the reactions varied.

We also invite your reflections in the comments:

• Is queer a term you identify with?
• What does being queer mean to you?
• Why is it important to identify as queer?
• If you identify as queer or another non-heterosexual or non-monogamous identity, are you out and open about it?

Note: We did our best with the video and audio quality, but it isn’t perfect. As we felt the content is worth sharing, we're sharing it anyway!

Chapters

00:00 - Introduction

00:35 - Exploring the Term 'Queer'

02:37 - Personal Identities and Experiences with Queerness

07:10 - Definitions and Understanding of Queerness

10:48 - Navigating Heteronormativity and Mononormativity

15:04 - Reflections on Coming Out and Self-Identification

19:21 - Redefining Queerness: Beyond Labels

26:42 - Intersectionality and Mental Health in the LGBTQ+ Community

30:08 - Navigating Polyamory and Queerness

31:00 - Coming Out Stories: Personal Experiences and Family Dynamics

Resources:

• Looking for therapy?  Arrange a complimentary therapy consultation with André at ⁠https://book.a-psych-online.com/therapyconsultation⁠ 

• Book a complimentary coaching consultation call with Tara at: ⁠⁠https://go.taraandandre.com/relationshiprescue⁠⁠
• Book: Bi Notes for a Bisexual Revolution by Shiri Eisner - https://www.amazon.ca/Bi-Bisexual-Revolution-Shiri-Eisner/dp/1580054749
• Coming out as polyamorous video - our initial talk in preparing for the conversation - How to talk to parents about being polyamorous or in an open relationship - https://youtu.be/UxYecGOZ3WY?si=OaNmNcBea2bA27sH 
• Let's Talk Polyamory Facebook Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/letstalkpoly

• Poly Newbies Digital Course Listener Offer -  https://courses.letstalkpolyamory.com/polynewbiesspecialoffer

We’re back with another playful, passionate, and slightly provocative instalment of our much-loved T&A Alphabet Series!

These episodes originally began as live trainings inside our Let’s Talk Polyamory private Facebook community, and this one has been freshly updated and pleasantly packed just for you.

In this episode, we dive  playfully into the letter P — and as the title suggests, it’s not just about polyamory.

Oh no. It’s a plentiful, punchy, and sometimes polarizing collection of P words that show up in conversations about relationships, sex, and non-monogamy.

Here’s a taste of what we cover:

• Polyamory
• Polysaturated
• Polygamy & Polyandry
• Power dynamics
• Primary partner
• Pansexual
• Paraphilia

And if you patiently persevere to the end… the sexiest P words make an appearance too 🔥

Think PIV, promiscuity, period sex, and more.

Preparing for this episode was pure pleasure given the practically limitless P words we could have covered. Not all of them made it into the podcast — so yes, this episode is “just the tip.” 😏

Many of the words we explore here (and throughout our T&A Alphabet Series) are also part of our upcoming project, The Little Book of Poly Love 💖 Join the waitlist to be the first to know when it’s published and pops into the world:
https://go.letstalkpolyamory.com/polylovebook-waitlist

📖 Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Polyamory and P Words

01:30 Understanding Polyamory and Its Types

03:18 Exploring Polyfidelity and Polycules

06:02 Defining Poly Intimates and Polysaturation

08:06 Polyamory Under Duress

09:52 Primary Partners and Power Dynamics

13:50 Pansexuality and Paraphilia Explained

15:54 Passive Aggressive and Direct

16:46 Sexual Terms: PIV, PIA, and PIM

17:41 Promiscuity: Gender Perspectives and Cultural Views

20:14 Play and Period Sex: Breaking Taboos

23:36 The P-Spot and Male Pleasure

Show Resources:

• Poly Newbies Digital Course – Listener OfferA practical, supportive place for the poly-curious, poly-new, and poly-questioning
  https://courses.letstalkpolyamory.com/polynewbiesspecialoffer
• Looking for therapy?Arrange a complimentary therapy consultation with André:
  https://book.a-psych-online.com/therapyconsultation
• Want personalized coaching support?Book a complimentary coaching consultation with Tara:
  https://go.taraandandre.com/relationshiprescue
  

Welcome to Season 3! We’re so excited to be back with a brand new season filled with all the conversations you love — and more.

This season, we’ll be continuing our T&A Alphabet Series with episodes dropping throughout the year, and we’ll also be welcoming new guests to the podcast. If you’d like to be a guest, or know someone who would be a great fit, we’d love to hear from you.

The idea for this episode emerged while we were in Mexico over the holidays, where we found ourselves revisiting a question we return to often: Can someone still be polyamorous — an identity we both hold — even when they’re not actively “practicing” it?

In this episode, we explore the evolving nature of polyamory as both an identity and a practice. We reflect on our recent experiences with dating and not dating, what has shifted in our personal and professional lives, and how our priorities continue to change over time.

André also shares about a recent connection with someone who does not identify as non-monogamous, including what it was like to navigate that experience (spoiler alert: it's been very positive), how it felt to share it with Tara, and the real-time conversations that followed. Tara reflects on her own experience of learning that André was feeling new relationship energy (NRE), and what that brought up for her.

Along the way, we dive into the importance of communication when navigating new connections, explore NRE in long-term relationships, and discuss the values that underpin polyamory / non-monogamy as a relational identity.

We also share listener reflections around identity, values, and how these ideas show up in different seasons of life.

This conversation emphasizes that identifying as polyamorous can remain true even during phases of less active dating, and invites listeners to reflect on their own relational identities, values, and intentions for the future.

Chapters

00:00: Welcome to Season Three

01:31: Reflections on Identity and Polyamory

04:47: Exploring Relational Identity

07:24: Navigating New Relationships

10:08: The Dynamics of Non-Monogamy

12:53: Understanding New Relationship Energy

15:32: Balancing Relationships and Personal Growth

18:07: Navigating Non-Monogamy: Embracing Other Connections

21:38: Defining Polyamory: Identity vs. Practice

25:15:The Emotional Landscape of Polyamory

28:08: Polyamory as an Evolving Identity

31:51: Listener suggested reflections

Show Resources:

• Contact Us via the form on our website - https://www.taraandandre.com/#section-udHUURtgCy
• Night Thoughts - Reflections of a Sex Therapist, by Dr. Avodah Offit - https://www.indigo.ca/en-ca/night-thoughts-reflections-of-a-sex-therapist/9781568214580.html 

• Poly Newbies Digital Course Listener Offer -  https://courses.letstalkpolyamory.com/polynewbiesspecialoffer
• Looking for therapy?  Arrange a complimentary therapy consultation with André at ⁠https://book.a-psych-online.com/therapyconsultation⁠ 
• Book a complimentary coaching consultation call with Tara at: ⁠⁠https://go.taraandandre.com/relationshiprescue⁠⁠

We’re back with another juicy instalment of our T&A Alphabet Series! Many of these episodes began as live trainings inside our Let’s Talk Polyamory private Facebook community, and this one has been freshly re-recorded, updated, and expanded just for you.

In this episode, we dive into the letter O — and yes, we save the biggest O for last 😉

O is for Open Relating, Orgasms, Oral, and Other Ohs…

We explore a wide range of O topics while providing thoughtful insights into each one, with a strong emphasis on consent, communication, and understanding. Along the way, we share personal experiences and offer practical, real-world advice to help you deepen intimacy, navigate complexity, and enhance pleasure in your relationships in ways that feel aligned and sustainable.

This episode covers:

• Open Relating – what it really means in practice
• Orgies – including consent in group settings
• Out & Outed – navigating visibility, disclosure, and choice
• Obligations – exploring both external expectations and self-imposed pressure
• Oral & Outercourse – expanding pleasure beyond penetration and performance

And finally, our perfectly timed CLIMAX: ORGASMS ✨

We talk about what orgasms actually are, different types of orgasms, what happens in the body when we orgasm, facts and myths, faking it, common challenges, and what you can do to increase pleasure — with or without orgasm as the goal.

Equal parts educational, playful, and grounding, this episode supports listeners who are exploring relationship dynamics, strengthening intimacy, or simply wanting better conversations about sex, pleasure, and connection.

📖 Episode Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview

02:22 Open Relating Definition

03:10 Orgies & Consent

04:48 Being Out and Outed

09:08 Understanding Obligations in Relationships

09:55 Oral Sex

12:37 Outer Course 

14:46 Understanding Orgasms & The Types of Orgasms

20:56 What Happens to Your Brain & Body During Orgasm

24:23 Studies and Facts about Orgasms

30:22 Faking It

34:00 Techniques for Enhancing Pleasure

37:58 Sensate Focus and Intimacy 

39:45 The Importance Self-Exploration & Masterbation

42:08 Conclusion and Call to Action

Show Resources:

• Poly Newbies Digital Course Listener Offer -  https://courses.letstalkpolyamory.com/polynewbiesspecialoffer
• Looking for therapy?  Arrange a complimentary therapy consultation with André at ⁠https://book.a-psych-online.com/therapyconsultation⁠ 
• Book a complimentary coaching consultation call with Tara at: ⁠⁠https://go.taraandandre.com/relationshiprescue⁠⁠

• C is for Consensual Non-Monogamy episode - https://open.spotify.com/episode/4QjdNH6LdaYqOgFaaFMqja?si=FBh6ICbDQB-Fgo9SUd6jhA 
• How We Love:  What Style of Non-Monogamy is for Me? https://open.spotify.com/episode/2wQiiMrHCFltYorI7bdEGs?si=2rVxqTliScODBUqIJ4TuMA 
• What Style of Non-Monogamy is for Me Free Worksheet - https://worksheet.letstalkpolyamory.com/cnmstyle 
• Why Enthusiastic Consent is So Important - https://open.spotify.com/episode/2RzCDuhK9yMM3GgkU5ebPg?si=C87tjthIRY2Ro8KANTnE_w 
• A is for Anorgasmia Episode - https://open.spotify.com/episode/1oBt1yFEfFsnCUGzTRmF8p?si=Nyjkx7KeRc6YZns0wxdjKQ 
• How to Talk to Family About Being Polyamorous - Tara & Andre preparing for Tara’s coming out to parents - https://youtu.be/UxYecGOZ3WY?si=VzvgfmS8SSuuufqB 
• 3 Minute Game - https://www.schoolofconsent.org/blog/3-minute-game 
• Sensate Focus Article - https://www.smsna.org/patients/did-you-know/what-is-sensate-focus-and-how-does-it-work 

We’re back with another episode in our T&A Alphabet Series! Many earlier episodes were originally delivered as live trainings inside our Let’s Talk Polyamory private Facebook community. This one is a freshly re-recorded instalment — updated, expanded, and shaped by listener requests. 

In this episode we are diving into the letter N with The Nine N Words You Need to Know!

We explore key “N” words that often come up in non-monogamous relationships. We talk about non-negotiables, the meaning and impact of names and titles, necrophilia, and neediness in relationships—when it can be a call for support and when it might negatively impact the connection. 

We also cover nesting partners, the importance of the word no and recognizing both verbal and body-language cues, and what it looks like to normalize non-monogamy in everyday life. 

Plus, we touch on numbers (a.k.a. body count of sexual partners) and nudism, and why these conversations matter.

This is a fun, thoughtful, and wide-ranging episode we know you’ll enjoy!

Want to hear T&A live? Join them on December 10, 2025 for Reconnect Wednesday at the Mermaid Lounge just outside Toronto. Information about the Mermaid Lounge at https://mermaidlounge.ca/. Tickets at https://thexclub.net/event_description.php?event=452. 

📖 Episode Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction 

01:38 - Exploring Non-Negotiables in Relationships

03:56-  Names and Titles in Non-Monogamous Relationships

05:46 - Understanding Necrophilia 

10:30 - Navigating Neediness 

12:11 - Nesting & Nesting Partners

13:08  - Nipples and Nipple Play

15:45 - No when shared verbally or through body language

17:53 Normalization of Non-Monogamy

21:21 Nudism and Naturism

24:25 Discussing Numbers in Relationships

Show Resources:

• Join the waitlist and be the first to find out when our Little Book of Poly Love is out with all the HOT words from A-Z! ⁠⁠https://go.letstalkpolyamory.com/polylovebook-waitlist⁠
• Necrophilia image and article - https://www.vice.com/en/article/yvxem5/the-little-death-living-and-loving-as-a-necrophiliac-51
• Relationship Burnout: How to Make LRE Feel Like NRE Again podcast episode - https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Ujeot4xkUKWwZCPClzVDt?si=T0BytQblSUGqLyiqj7494Q
• Consent is Sexy: Why Enthusiastic Consent is So Important podcast episode - https://open.spotify.com/episode/2RzCDuhK9yMM3GgkU5ebPg?si=cg7CPN_yTXSkmTlsRchq0w 

• Poly Newbies Digital Course Listener Offer -  https://courses.letstalkpolyam
• Looking for therapy?  Arrange a complimentary therapy consultation with Andre at ⁠https://book.a-psych-online.com/therapyconsultation⁠ or book a complimentary coaching consultation call with Tara at: ⁠⁠https://go.taraandandre.com/relationshiprescue⁠⁠
• Let’s Talk Polyamory Facebook Group & Community - ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/letstalkpoly⁠⁠⁠

We’re back with another episode of our T&A Alphabet Series!

These episodes were originally delivered as live trainings on Mondays inside our Let’s Talk Polyamory private Facebook community, and over the last few months we’ve been uploading them to all major podcast platforms.

Today’s episode is all about the letter M — and it’s a good one.
We’re diving into: M is for the 5 Ways to Make Sure Your COMMUNICATION Isn’t MISCOMMUNICATION.

In this episode, we explore:

• The core components of successful communication.
• How to break old or unhelpful communication habits and replace them with patterns that actually work.
• Why getting “heated” or “upset” is valuable information — uncomfortable, yes, but often pointing us toward something meaningful to unpack after the moment passes.
• Active listening: how to become better listeners and how to recognize when we aren’t.
• Communication models we love, including the Interactional Model.
• Practical, real-life examples of how to become a clearer, more effective communicator.
• How to approach more challenging conversations and invite true dialogue.
• The importance of being clear, honest, and direct.
• What happens when we hold things in instead of expressing them.
• How trust and rapport are built through communication.
• How your beliefs, interpretations, and assumptions shape the way you show up in conversation.
• Progressive Communication: what it is, and how to use it to move conversations forward instead of repeating the same loops.
• What to do when someone comes into a conversation already feeling defensive.
• And how to use “breaks” effectively.

We also share an analogy that highlights the difference between genuine communication and miscommunication, plus a personal example of a moment between us where emotions were high and things got a little “heated” — and what we learned from it.

Want to hear T&A live?Join us on December 10, 2025 for Reconnect Wednesday at the Mermaid Lounge just outside Toronto. Learn more about the Mermaid Lounge at mermaidlounge.ca. Grab tickets at thexclub.net/event_description.php?event=452

Show Resources:

• Feeld Dating Site - https://feeld.co/ 
• Dr. Amy Corey - Evolution of Human Communication - From Theory to Practice - article - https://www.scribd.com/document/535619793/Communication-By-Dr-Amy-M-Corey
• Looking for support working through your communication patterns or other issues?  Arrange a complimentary therapy consultation with André at ⁠https://book.a-psych-online.com/therapyconsultation⁠ or book a complimentary coaching consultation call with Tara at: ⁠⁠https://go.taraandandre.com/relationshiprescue⁠⁠
• Let’s Talk Polyamory Facebook Group & Community - ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/letstalkpoly⁠⁠⁠

Consent isn’t just about saying yes or no, it is much more complex than that.

 In this episode, Tara and André discuss and explore the nuances of consent in intimate interactions, emphasizing that consent is not a one-time agreement but an active, ongoing conversation that involves both people every step of the way.

They unpack what enthusiastic consent really means, how it plays out in different settings like dates, parties, and clubs, and why the idea of “ongoing consent” or “ask once” don’t apply. 

Instead, consent is a living, dynamic process — one that deepens trust, connection, and genuine desire. And each person plays an active role and responsibility  in ensuring mutual comfort.

You’ll also hear about some of the most common frameworks used to understand consent — from FRIES (Freely given, Reversible, Informed, Enthusiastic, Specific, developed by Planned Parenthood) and CRISP (Considered, Reversible, Informed Specific, Participant) to frameworks used in the kink community such as  SSC (Safe, Sane, Consensual) and RACK (Risk-Aware Consensual Kink). As well as the Yes, No, Maybe List. Each of these helps shape awareness, yet none replace real-time communication.

Tara and André share examples of what consent can sound like in the moment even in non-sexual environments - for example a recent example where Tara asked someone - Would you be open to me giving you a compliment?”, why asking builds connection rather than killing the mood, and how saying — or hearing — a clear no can be just as sexy as an enthusiastic yes.

And finally they talk about consent and law.

This conversation reminds us that consent is the heartbeat of healthy intimacy — an evolving, mutual agreement that requires awareness, communication, and care.

Want to hear T&A live? Join them on December 10, 2025 for Reconnect Wednesday at the Mermaid Lounge just outside Toronto. Information about the Mermaid Lounge at https://mermaidlounge.ca/. Tickets at https://thexclub.net/event_description.php?event=452. 

📖 Episode Chapters:

3:07 Understanding Consent

6:07 Ongoing Consent: Myths & Realities

12:21 Consent Frameworks

23:14 The Nuances of Consent

34:25 Navigating Compliments & Consent

40:20 Consent in Different Scenarios

55:50 The Legal Landscape of Consent

Show Resources:

• K is for Kink, Kitchen Table Polyamory, Kissing + Other K Words Episode - https://open.spotify.com/episode/7FOrTjvfhxOB2Il9BLoNwc?si=ihdSbNg2RSaxlE24TjOPgA 
• Cup of Team Consent Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQbei5JGiT8 

• Poly Newbies Digital Course Listener Offer -  ⁠https://courses.letstalkpolyamory.com/polynewbiesspecialoffer⁠
• Looking for therapy or coaching?  Arrange a complimentary therapy consultation with André at ⁠https://book.a-psych-online.com/therapyconsultation⁠ or book a complimentary coaching consultation call with Tara at: ⁠⁠https://go.taraandandre.com/relationshiprescue⁠⁠
• Let’s Talk Polyamory Facebook Group & Community - ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/letstalkpoly⁠⁠⁠

Ever wondered what it’s really like to go to a sex or lifestyle club for the first time — and what to do to prepare? Or maybe you’ve been before and the experience wasn’t what you hoped?

In this special episode Tara is live on location at the Mermaid Lounge just outside Toronto, Ontario, joined by Event Host Amy,!

Together, they explore what to expect when visiting a lifestyle space — from atmosphere and etiquette to safety, consent, and connection.

You’ll get an insider tour of the newly renovated Mermaid Lounge and adjoining X-Club and hear practical guidance for what to do before, during, and after your visit to spaces like these so the experience feels positive, secure, and aligned with your personal values and boundaries.

Included in this discussion is how to plan before the event with a partner — including what scenarios you’re open to exploring and how you’ll check-in throughout the visit and communicate if one of you feels uncomfortable or needs support once you’re there. Even with the best planning, emotions can arise, so having a shared plan for navigating them helps everyone feel safe and connected.

Whether you’re curious, nervous, or simply exploring new sides of your sexuality, this episode will help you feel prepared and confident.

🎧 Tune in for:

• A guided tour of the Mermaid Lounge

• Tips for your first (or next) lifestyle club experience

• Consent, communication, and aftercare insights

• How to plan ahead, check in, and debrief after attending

• Details on T&A’s live talk on December 10: The 7-Step Securely Non-Monogamous Framework

  
  

Show Resources:

• Mermaid Lounge hours, facilities, tickets and info available at: https://mermaidlounge.ca/

• Join us for our LIVE Talk December 10 for Reconnect Wednesday - info & Tickets at: -https://www.thexclub.net/event_description.php?event=452

• Podcast Episode: H is for Sexual Health & Hair: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7nOEQfbBcH8EXx1XItHdKF?si=wAnUraOnQAKffvD8kkXCKw
• Podcast Episode: STI Testing and Acceptable Risk - https://open.spotify.com/episode/2qjpsoc3tY2Ea1lE4yaLVE?si=JqmlxdQ4QLW2eZVvSbNRWw

• Add clubs you've visited to T&A's Sex Clubs and Destinations Around the World List - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1t8DzYsOJSQ0g1cboAuBl_ibFYQGwpHoiEO-JdriKUjA/edit?usp=sharing