At last, the time has come to draw this mini-series to a close. For the final time, Ramya thanks her listeners and asks them to take what they learned and make a difference in their communities. And of course, she imparts one final sex ed story to say goodbye. 

Join Ramya as she tries to understand the role of the government and parents in sex ed while interviewing her mother who also happens to be an OB/GYN. They talk sex ed from a mom's point of view and an OB/GYN's point of view, sex ed permission slips, and watching your child have sex on national TV. 

Sex has changed from what it once was when our parents were kids. Join Ramya as she talks about what this means in the media (film, TV, music), porn, cyberdating, sexual violence, and more. Learn about how countries are teaching immigrants and migrants about sex who didn't even know the word for "gay" in their native tongue, but not kids in Alabama! 

In this episode, Ramya talks about Karen's worst nightmare: talking about pleasure and identity in sex ed. From LGBTQIA+ communities to clitoral stimulation, nothing is left untouched in this episode. She also has a discussion with Erin Condon, a former Catholic schoolgirl about her upbringing and sex ed in a Catholic high school and what it means to be pure. 

In this first full episode of Sexcapades, Ramya is joined by her younger brother Rishi to compare his sex ed experiences with her own and the comprehensive curriculum used in Sweden. They talk about what sexuality is, starting sex ed at 6, comprehensive sex ed, having "the talk", and some funny memories from school and home. 

In this inaugural podcast episode, Ramya talks about why she is interested in sex education, her own experiences as a student and the daughter of an OB/GYN, and what to look forward to in the coming episodes of the Sexcapades series.