Anyone else think virginity as a concept is super weird? Just us? Hopefully after this episode you’ll agree, and also refuse to respect the concept of virginity any longer. Jen and Kaylee talk all about the definition of virginity through the ages, and then discuss all the reasons it makes no sense in real life. Also gay hell?

Got questions about love and sex? You’re in luck! This week, we talked to Julia Naftulin—a writer and advice columnist for Insider. From dating apps to masturbation questions, Julia’s got it all covered. Be sure to follow Julia on Twitter, check out her writing on Insider, and her column Doing It Right.

We’re joined this week by the esteemed Ragean McDonald-Mosley, MD, MPH. Not only is Dr. Raegan an OBG-YN, but she’s also CEO of Power to Decide—a platform dedicated to providing information and fighting for access to birth control. In this episode, we discuss in detail all of the various types of birth control, where you can go to get it, and then talk about the problem of contraceptive deserts around the United States.

There are just about a billion different kinds of birth control and everyone's experience with them is unique. This week, Kaylee walks through her journey to find the right blend of birth control methods that work for her. From confusing moralistic messages around the pill to pushy OB-GYNs hawking IUDs, it's a riveting tale. But at the end of it all, we're thankful birth control exists because it empowers us to make independent decisions about our bodies.

Check out our blog for a written form of this episode, and if you need birth control, head over to Bedsider to find a healthcare provider near you.

This week, Kaylee and Jen talk about all things menstruation with Britta, co-founder of Vulvani. From cycle tracking as birth control to free bleeding as an eco-friendly alternative to period products, this episode has it all. If you don’t feel inspired to change the way you manage your time of the month after listening, you will at least be moved by Britta’s passion for normalizing periods and fighting taboos around menstruation.

Jen and Kaylee talk an awful lot about sex education on this podcast, but this week, they take a moment to consider relationships. Should relationship education be taught in school alongside sex ed? Or should we let the youths continue to stumble into attachments blind, with only overly romanticized movies to light the way? Probably…probably the first one.

Have you ever had sex in a funeral home? Tim Lagman from Sex Ed with Tim has! This episode has that juicy story and more, including how Tim subtly got his parents to accept gay people,  straight girls asking for anal advice, and Tim’s path to becoming the sexy sex educator he is today. Also, “Tight Hole” awards?

Listennnnnn, if you want more Tim, you can check out his podcast and subscribe to his Patreon!

Jen and Kaylee discuss the history of the term "sex positivity" and dig into what it means to them personally. According to recent articles from BuzzFeed and the New York Times, sex positivity has fallen out of vogue in recent years, especially for Gen Z. While that thought might strike fear into Millennials who were raised in abstinence-only sex education, the roots of the departure are worth considering.

It's season 3, baby! This trailer episode has a few exciting clips to give you a sneak peek of the season to come, plus lots of useful info about what we've got going on for this season. Make sure you stick around until the end for a...hoedown?

In the final episode of season 2, Jen and Kaylee discuss the major learnings they took away from this season and their favorite episodes. Special guest Kent Soliday joins for a short discussion on whatever it is he does for the Sex Ed Podcast that deserves thanking at the end of every episode, plus he gives us a special peek into what his sex education was like. Finally, this episode ends with a short talk about what to expect for season 3. Also...Kaylee doesn't know how to put a condom on??? 😳