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- How To Find A Sex-Positive Therapist: VICE Recap
Pro Hoe Founder and Host Penda N'diaye recaps her article in VICE on how to find a sex-positive therapist and the growing sex therapy industry that unfortunately includes therapists who falsely market themselves as being kink and polyamory informed, but in reality are ill-equipped to assess clients with these sexual identities.
Full article here: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/wxqza5/how-to-find-a-kink-sex-positive-therapist
Kink Guidelines for Therapists: https://www.kinkguidelines.com/
Kink and Poly aware professionals directory: https://www.kapprofessionals.org/
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14 min - Throwback Episode: "I'm a Lazy Bish"
A throwback episode from September 2019 featuring Peyton Dix, who ferociously slays social and special events at InStyle Magazine, and Pro Hoe Founder Penda N'diaye. They speak about the intersectionality of being Black and Queer, online dating, and navigating conversations on sexuality while coming of age under the roof of Black parents. They also answer anonymous questions about consent, and how to tell your close friends that you’re in a polyamorous relationship.
Follow Penda on social: @pendajai, @improhoe
Follow Peyton on social: @peytondix
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39 min - Sex Advice To My Seventeen-Year-Old Self Pt. 1Pro Hoe Host Penda N'diaye shares what she would tell her seventeen-year-old self about sex if she could go back in time...
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10 min - What Is Your Superpower?
Shadeen Francis, LMFT (Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist) specializing in sex therapy and social justice, joins the Pro Hoe Podcast to talk about what it means to be safe in your body, finding small amounts of peace, and identifying the systems in place that decide who, and when we deserve pleasure and joy.
Follow Shadeen on IG: @shadeenfrancislmft
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50 min - Whiteness Ain't Rightness
Pro Hoe Founder Penda N'diaye is joined by Tracie Gilbert, PhD that dives into the complex and often polarizing relationship between "Blackness is Sexiness" and "Whiteness is Rightness." Tracie's expert knowledge paves the way for a conversation highlighting heterosexism, homophobia, culture vultures, pleasure, our suppressed sexual liberties and more. Don't miss this conversation. LISTEN TO BLACK WOMEN.
Follow Tracie on social media: @thembianaiya
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1 hr 20 min - Boundaries Are Sexy
Jimanekia, Sex educator and Trauma Specialist joins Pro Hoe Founder Penda N'diaye to discuss how Boundaries are sexy, commodification of Black voices on social media, interracial relationships and more. Plus, Jimanekia address unlearning sexual shame, and her advocacy for kink and BDSM as a means of finding community and releasing fear of judgment.
Follow Jimanekia on social: @jimanekia
Support her retreat, Tending the Garden here: https://ifundwomen.com/projects/tending-the-garden
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50 min - Don't Yuck My Yum
Renelle E. Nelson, LMFT joins Pro Hoe Founder Penda N'diaye to discuss infidelity, trauma healing for Black women, and grounding practices to address sexual shame.
Follow Renelle on IG: @noirsxtherapist
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1 hr 5 min - Wellness Industry...We Have A Problem
Pro Hoe Founder, Penda N'diaye has a frank conversation with Sinikiwe Dhliwayo, Founder of Naaya, about the Wellness industry's fetishization of Black Bodies for the sake of consumption, all while refusing to hire Black employees and teachers. They discuss Black Lives Matter, George Floyd, and demand that White companies to put their money where their mouths are.
You can find out more about Penda N'diaye here:
@pendajai
@improhoe
improhoe.com
venmo: @pendajai
And Sinikiwe Dhliwayo:
@sinikiwe.stephanie
@naaya.wellness
naayawellness.com
Cashapp: naayawellness
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1 hr 6 min - What's Your Fantasy Pt. 2Penda is back with part 2 of Whats Your Fantasy? This episode she dives into three different sexual fantasies, and tries to uncover how they relate to her real life sexual relations, personal history and everyday personas. Follow Penda: @pendajai and Pro Hoe: @improhoe
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17 min - What's Your Fantasy? Pt. 1Pro Hoe Founder Penda N’diaye discusses where our fantasies come from and if we're often too hesitant to let our imaginations explore sexual behaviors that are rooted in shame and stigma. Part 1 focuses primarily on what influences our fantasies, and part 2 will dive deeper into Penda's personal fantasies and what they mean. Plus we discuss Demon Time, fetishization, and answer an anonymous sex question. Follow us on IG: @improhoe and @pendajai
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About Pro Hoe
From the publisher's feed
Unveil stigmas and taboos in this confessional series with Pro Hoe host, Penda N’diaye to explore topics on sexual desire, pleasure, and using sex and taboo as social equity. Break down social,…
religious and racial constructs that some of us have been taught to uphold and how they have stifled sexual liberation in communities of color.
Listen in as anonymous callers ask questions regarding to sex and relationships while Penda re-invents sex talk in communities of color in a candid, fun, “pillow-talk’ manner. When Penda’s mom gave her her first vibrator, it sparked the conversation that there’s a lack of sexual dialogue within communities of color and in return, outside conversations have shaped the Black sexual experience.
The series will tackle cliches which have permeated popular culture and commentary, leaving a gap in the scholarship of Black sexual identities. Questions surrounding black sexuality are central to how we’ve been perceived and we perceive ourselves and this podcast will bring these questions, answers and discussions to light!
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