In this episode of Sex in Berlin, Nike talks to Clara, the co-founder of We Feast, about naked bodies as dining tables, food as a love language, and why sensuality can have a deep connection to the way we eat. From Alpine cheese to chili with chocolate, from blindfolded bites to cake sitting, this conversation explores shame, consent, playfulness, and how food can reconnect us to our bodies and to each other. An episode about pleasure that drips, sticks, and is best enjoyed without plates.

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What makes Berlin’s culture so endlessly fascinating? In this episode of Sex in Berlin, host Nike sits down with Jonny Tiernan, the editor-in-chief of The Berliner a magazine that has been capturing the city’s creative pulse for over two decades. From music, film, and art to food, sexuality, and politics, The Berliner tells the stories that make this city one of a kind.

Jonny shares what drives Berlin’s unique cultural energy its openness, diversity, and constant reinvention and recommends some of his favorite hidden venues and underground festivals. Together, they explore what makes Berlin not just a place to live, but a place to express yourself freely

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How did Berlin become a symbol of sexual freedom? In this episode of Sex in Berlin, host Nike dives into the city’s revolutionary past with a look at the early 20th century sexual liberation movement and the pioneering work of Magnus Hirschfeld and his Institute for Sexual Science.

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What if dating wasn’t about small talk or speed rounds, but about genuine connection? In this episode of Sex in Berlin, host Nike sits down with Momo, the creator of charming theys. Momo hosts inclusive dating events for asexual, aromantic, and queer communities in Berlin. Together they talk about love beyond sex, why cake has become a symbol of the ace community, and how safe, playful spaces can help people connect more openly. From creative conversation games to unexpected love stories, this episode explores new ways of redefining intimacy and togetherness.

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In this episode of Sex in Berlin, Nike welcomes Brazilian pleasure activist, sex educator, and erotic author Ana Ornelas aka pimentacitrica for an open and inspiring conversation about the politics of pleasure. Pimenta shares how her work began with educating people about sexuality, intimacy, and the clitoris through workshops and online resources, and how it evolved into broader activism aimed at challenging censorship and advocating for sexual rights. She speaks passionately about the importance of reclaiming pleasure. Especially for women, queer people, and marginalized communities as a path to personal freedom and empowerment.

Alongside this deep dive into her activism, Ana treats listeners to two of her own sensual short stories. The first is a playful, unapologetic fantasy sparked by a “good boy” on a train, exploring desire, seduction, and the thrill of being someone’s unforgettable adventure. The second is a nostalgic yet charged encounter with a former teenage crush in Berlin, revisiting the tender yet transformative moment of her first queer kiss in Rio.

Blending personal storytelling, erotic imagination, and political insight, this episode invites you to think differently about desire and to embrace the radical act of pleasure.

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In this raw and refreshing episode, host Nike speaks with Danielle Keiser, menstrual health advocate and Holistic Women's Health Coach, about what it really means to live, love, and have sex while bleeding. From Berlin's sex-positive parties to the everyday realities of endometriosis and hormonal shifts, Danielle opens up about the challenges and beauty of cyclical living.

Together, they explore how menstruation is still taboo even in liberated spaces and why we urgently need more open conversations, better infrastructure, and more curiosity around the menstrual cycle. Whether it's navigating sex on your period, managing your energy through each phase, or simply being able to find a clean toilet at a festival, this episode shines a light on how menstruation affects everything, and why it’s time we treat it with care and dignity.

This episode is produced in collaboration with The Berliner and invites you to rethink what it means to trust your body and your cycle.

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In this episode of Sex in Berlin, host Nike dives into the often-overlooked world of lubricants with two inspiring women, Katie from Vögeln and Avelina from LubeLab. Together, they unpack the stigma surrounding lube, why it’s essential for both sexual pleasure and health, and how the industry is evolving.

Katie shares her personal journey with HPV and how it inspired her to develop a new kind of lubricant that will offer STI protection - aiming to create a safer, more empowering alternative to traditional condoms. Avelina brings expert insight into the ingredients we put on (and in) our bodies, the importance of vaginal health, and how scents and flavors play a role in the experience.

From busting myths to reimagining the future of lube, this conversation is as informative as it is liberating. Tune in to learn why lube deserves a permanent spot on your nightstand.

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In this episode Sex in Berlin is kindly presentend bei lustery

Together, they break down clichés and show that dirty talk isn’t just about explicit words – it’s also about trust, intimacy, and finding a language that feels truly your own.

An episode full of practical tips, honest insights, and an open invitation to discover your own language of desire – without pressure, but with lots of self-love. Whether you're a curious beginner or just looking for inspiration, this episode might just change the way you think about talking dirty.

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Several times a year, couples and sex therapist, sex worker and mediator Lenia Soley organizes “Women's Sex Retreats” at the Oberlethe farm near Oldenburg.

What may sound like an orgy lasting several days is in fact a gathering of around 12 women who spend a long weekend exploring their sexuality, their bodies and their biographies and experiencing themselves anew through self-awareness and community.

The Oberlethe farm looks inconspicuous from the outside, but the grounds reveal a beautifully restored half-timbered house with a thatched roof and comfortably restored accommodation.

This year, Lenia held her very first “Women’s Sex Festival” - also in Oberlethe - where more than 70 women gathered to discover new kinks, experience sisterhood or celebrate their own bodies and being.

In addition to the retreats, Lenia also organizes women's temple nights in Berlin and has recently started a women's annual group. In this episode, Nike talks to Lenia about why she only creates spaces for women (cis and trans women and non-binary people who are (also) on the female spectrum) and what her motivation behind the retreats is.

Editor Amelie Gante also talks about her experience at the Festival.

And if you want to know more about the sex retreats, go listen to our german episode with Lenia where participant Nora Roggausch talks about her experience at the retreat.

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Hot, sex-positive kangaroos and kinky communities — Sex in Berlin takes the conversation to the next level with Sex in Australia.

From living in a hetero-normative marriage with children to finding one's identifying as polyamorous, slutty, kinky, genderfluid and queer, the sexological bodyworker Jeremy Shub discusses with Nike how traditional gender roles are challenged, what a bodywork session entails and the special moments and insights that have shaped Jeremy's journey as a sexological bodyworker.

Nike also speaks with Charlie, a director, producer, and designer, about their work with diverse artists and organizations to deepen their understanding of the senses and how they foster a more engaged interaction with art and the world around us. They also discuss the importance of living in and feeling your own body, and delve into her Sexological Bodywork, Embodied Counseling, Kink & BDSM, live performance and creative practices.

Queer abstract art goes beyond traditional forms, offering space for new, experimental approaches that emphasize personal and collective experiences. Tay Haggarty is a Brisbane-based multidisciplinary artist working at the intersections of performance, video, and sculpture. Tay discusses how Tay's practice focuses on queer abstraction and explores how reductive forms can serve as an open field to reflect on personal and shared queer experiences.

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With a background in education, science, creative art, and sexual health, Jeremy holds multiple university degrees and has facilitated numerous workshops on sexuality, relationships, and pleasure.

Jeremy is dedicated to supporting individuals, couples and relationship constellations of all orientations and gender identities, with a focus on respecting consent and boundaries. Jeremy brings a queer-positive, anti-racist, and intersectional feminist perspective to the work, informed and inspired by the principles of decolonization, anti-patriarchy, anti-capitalism, and pro-earth spirituality. Jeremy is available for workshops, sessions face to face, or online for international people.

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