Sex 101, in its first season, features VC Pitt as a guest, engaging in a deeply compassionate and insightful conversation on Healing from Sexual Shame—a topic that speaks to the silent struggles many individuals carry yet rarely articulate. This episode thoughtfully explores how shame is often formed through cultural narratives, personal experiences, and misunderstood beliefs, and how it can quietly shape identity, relationships, and self-worth. With clarity and empathy, VC Pitt addresses the importance of self-awareness, honest reflection, and emotional courage in the healing process, emphasizing that restoration is not about denial of the past but understanding it with grace and responsibility. The discussion highlights how healing from sexual shame can lead to healthier boundaries, stronger relationships, and a renewed sense of personal dignity, ultimately inviting listeners to move forward with clarity, self-respect, and hope for lasting inner freedom.

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Sex 101, now in its second season, features What Does It Mean to Be a Man? Recovering Ancient Wisdom on Masculine Identity (Part 2), a reflective and measured exploration that draws from historical, philosophical, and cultural traditions to examine how masculinity has been understood across time. This episode moves beyond stereotypes to focus on enduring values such as responsibility, self-mastery, courage, and accountability, highlighting how these principles shaped men’s roles within families, communities, and societies. By revisiting ancient wisdom, the conversation provides context for understanding how character, discipline, and ethical conduct were once central to masculine identity, offering a meaningful contrast to many modern narratives shaped by confusion or excess.

Through a thoughtful and respectful lens, the discussion connects ancient insights to contemporary life, exploring how healthy masculinity supports strong relationships, emotional maturity, and personal integrity. Rather than prescribing rigid definitions, the episode invites listeners to reflect on balance—strength paired with compassion, leadership guided by humility, and desire shaped by responsibility. In doing so, Sex 101 encourages a deeper understanding of masculine identity as a lifelong process of growth, purpose, and service, grounded in wisdom that remains relevant for navigating modern relationships and personal development.

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What Does It Mean to Be a Man? Recovering Ancient Wisdom on Masculine Identity examines how modern confusion around masculinity has distanced many men from purpose, responsibility, and meaning. In a culture that often swings between extremes, ancient wisdom offers a balanced vision of manhood rooted in integrity, courage, service, and self-mastery. Across history, true masculinity was defined not by dominance, but by character—the ability to protect, provide, lead with humility, and remain accountable to something greater than oneself. Revisiting these timeless principles helps restore clarity in identity and direction in life. By grounding masculinity in wisdom rather than trends, men can reclaim a healthier, more enduring sense of who they are and who they are called to become.

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Sex 101, in its second season, features Dating, Desire, and Dignity: Ancient Wisdom on Bodies, Commerce, and the Crisis of Campus Commodification (Part 3), deepening the conversation about how modern campus culture often shapes relationships through pressure, performance, and transactional expectations. This episode uncovers how ancient wisdom offers a restorative lens—one that honors the body, affirms human dignity, and challenges the forces that reduce intimacy to a commodity. By examining the emotional, social, and ethical implications of these dynamics, we invite listeners to rethink desire not as a marketplace, but as a space for genuine connection, mutual respect, and intentional choice. Part 3 brings clarity, compassion, and depth to a topic that affects today’s youth in profound and often unseen ways.

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Sex 101, in its second season, presents Dating, Desire, and Dignity: Ancient Wisdom on Bodies, Commerce, and the Crisis of Campus Commodification, an insightful and educational discussion on how modern dating culture is being shaped by media, money, and social pressure. This episode thoughtfully examines how ancient principles of human dignity, personal worth, and respectful relationships can offer clarity in a time when intimacy is often treated as a commodity. Through a reflective and informative lens, it encourages listeners—especially young adults—to approach relationships with self-respect, healthy boundaries, and a deeper understanding of what true connection and honor really mean.

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Book 101 Review, now in its fifth season, welcomes Stephanie Hunter Jones as our special guest for an engaging and insightful conversation. In this episode, Stephanie opens up about her creative journey, the inspirations behind her writing, and the life experiences that shaped her voice as an author. Her story offers listeners a heartfelt look into the power of perseverance, authenticity, and the lasting impact of meaningful storytelling.

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Dating, Desire, and Dignity: Ancient Wisdom on Bodies, Commerce, and the Crisis of Campus Commodificationuncovers how timeless truths can illuminate one of today’s most pressing cultural challenges. As modern campus life increasingly treats relationships like transactions and reduces human connection to convenience, this perspective calls us back to a deeper understanding of desire rooted in respect, virtue, and authentic personhood. Drawing from ancient moral frameworks, it reminds us that bodies are not commodities, affection is not currency, and love cannot be purchased. Instead, real intimacy grows from patience, character, mutual honor, and the courage to see another person as a soul—not a product. In a world quick to trade dignity for validation, this message offers a much-needed recalibration toward wholeness, wisdom, and genuine human connection.

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They Wrote the Hits: How Pop, Rock & Soul Icons Gave Their Best Songs Away explores the fascinating world of legendary artists who penned masterpieces—not for themselves, but for others who would turn those songs into global sensations. This compelling narrative reveals how icons like Prince, Carole King, Dolly Parton, and Stevie Wonder quietly shaped the soundtrack of generations through behind-the-scenes brilliance, crafting chart-topping hits that elevated the careers of fellow performers. It uncovers the creative decisions, industry dynamics, and unexpected partnerships that led these musical geniuses to let go of their greatest works, offering a rare look at the generosity, intuition, and artistic vision that defined their legacy. In celebrating these hidden stories, the topic highlights how some of the most unforgettable anthems were born not from center stage, but from the artistry of those who understood the magic of giving their best songs away.

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Sex 101, in its first season, features Beyond Identity Anesthesia: What Ancient Wisdom Reveals About Modern Infidelity, offering a deep and thought-provoking exploration of the emotional and spiritual forces behind unfaithfulness. This episode uncovers how ancient teachings can shed light on modern struggles with desire, identity, and relational disconnection, revealing patterns that echo across generations. Through reflective insights and grounded wisdom, it invites listeners to understand infidelity not merely as an act, but as a symptom of deeper unmet needs and forgotten values. Ultimately, the conversation points toward healing, self-awareness, and the possibility of rebuilding trust through honesty, humility, and renewed commitment.

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Sex 101, in its first season, features Covenant Sex: Faithful Intimacy That Heals & Ignites, an episode that explores how trust, commitment, and spiritual connection form the foundation of a deeply fulfilling intimate relationship. In this conversation, we look at how covenant-based intimacy not only strengthens emotional bonds but also creates a safe space for healing, vulnerability, and renewed passion. By examining the power of faithfulness and mutual devotion, we uncover how couples can cultivate intimacy that is both restorative and energizing. This episode invites listeners to rediscover the beauty of committed love and the transformative potential it holds for both partners

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