Recorded Conversations

Barry Taylor joins the conversation to discuss his book Sex, God, and Rock n' Roll. (Fortress Press)

To discover more about Barry Taylor:

https://www.ukbloke.com/about#:~:text=Barry%20Taylor%20is%20a%20theologian,of%20us%20has%20the%20answer.

https://fullerstudio.fuller.edu/contributor/barry-taylor/

Cory Kingstrom joins the conversation and the couple discusses the difference between "being married" versus being committed, growing pains of change within a relationship, what choice means, and why it's important. Then the conversation dives into thoughts on the afterlife and what that would look like actualized in our reality in the NOW.

Dr. David J. Ley joins the conversation to unfold the controversy behind the Netflix film "Cuties." We dive into discussions surrounding Falwell Jr. and cuckoldry, sex and porn addiction, masturbation, and society's addiction to orgasmic outrage on all things sexual.

This is for mature audiences.

To learn more about Dr. Ley:

https://www.davidleyphd.com/publications

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/experts/david-j-ley-phd

In this monologue, Danielle covers the headline topics surrounding Jerry Falwell Jr., Cardi B. and WAP, and sex-trafficking.

What happens when we go beyond the surface level of judging what we've read and listened to about these topics and asking bolder questions?

What if Falwell Jr. was crying out for help and we didn't see the signs?

What if we ask more important questions about open marriages and cuckoldry?

What happens when we juxtapose Cardi B. lyrics with Bible verses? Would Christians be so quick to condemn her or the expression of eroticism?

Danielle reads from Dr. David J. Ley's bestselling book Insatiable Wives and Dr. Emily Nagoski's bestselling book, Come As You Are.

For more information on Naked Tree Advising: Erotic Embodiment Advisor Danielle Kingstrom can be found on Facebook and on Twitter & InstaGram @DKingstrom.

Danielle returns to the microphone to discuss "obligation relation." What happens to the relationship when we realize it is merely obligatory? How do we address that?

Danielle shares the "Principles for ethical relationships" bill of rights, as found in the book More than Two: A practical guide to polyamory by Franklin Veaux and Eve Rickert.

A monologue that includes questions surrounding Trump's comment about Ghislaine Maxwell and why this is terribly problematic to say about a sex-trafficking co-conspirator. From there, a brief expression on the grueling truths of sex-trafficking and exploitation.

After that, Danielle shares some personal details surrounding the irrelevant in-laws.

Daniel Rushing joins the conversation today and we jump right into the topic of sex following a brief pondering of utopian systems. Coronavirus observations are discussed. Are we disconnected from nature? How can we find a balance so that the bluescreens don't make us numb and angry? Intimacy and vulnerability- how do we achieve that?

And on IG @ realdanielrushing

Collin Brown of Shirt Off Your Back Consulting joins the conversation. Collin Brown is a behavioral counselor who helps people learn how to be responsible for their physical and mental health. In the discussion, we talk about how fatherlessness contributes to alarming negative consequences, why masculine energy is positive, and why we shouldn't be so quick to embrace an anti-male mentality. 

To connect with Collin Brown, you can find him on Twitter: @CollinBrown85 or visit his site at https://shirtoffyourbackaz.com

On this episode, Danielle's husband Cory joins the conversation to discuss marriage, relationships, polyamory, open marriages, ethical non-monogamy, porn, and so much more.

Chris Terrell joins Danielle for this conversation. We discuss Chris' upbringing and how that helped form who he is right now. He shares his views on what he sees between outliers and insiders. We share agreement in the idea of Oneness and how everything is connected. He asks the question: "What if we are all wrong?" What happens when it comes down to agreeability and disagreeability and why that shouldn't determine "family" and connection. He explains how he doesn't see things as "right or wrong" but more so in terms of what is "mature" and what is "immature." We talk about how movies influence mimesis, how despite primary focus, there is so much that is not attended to when the demands are to keep us attentive on things that really don't matter. We discuss how disagreement is diversity and why love either isn't a distraction at all or maybe it's THE distraction we all need.

To connect with Chris Terrell, you can visit his social media page here: https://www.facebook.com/chris.terrell.900