Jennelle Gordon shook our world with her honest account of survival as a sex trafficking victim. Her understanding of how difficult it is to escape this industry inspired her story of helping others. Jennelle shares her story of empowerment and thoughts on how sex in the media and how women are portrayed can contribute to how men and women treat each other in the bedroom. Jennelle also explains the O Factor and how she assists women to release their emotional and sexual energy.

In this episode, we raised some of the most controversial questions around the LGBTQI community including coming out, acceptance and being sexually free. Dr. Robert Pease describes his own life journey and coming out as a gay man and provides hope and inspiration that acceptance and inclusivity is on the rise. Along with Co-host, Australian actor John O’Hare, we tackled questions including one from a young gay man, struggling with how to come out without losing the love and acceptance of his parents.

You will hang on every word as Luke Scott describes how to turn up the heat in the bedroom by becoming sexually conscious. We go into the juicy details of how to increase pleasure for your lover and enjoy a long term-committed relationship.

With London’s highest paid Life Coach on air, you listen to every word, because you know it would be costing thousands if you were in a session with him! In this episode, Michael reveals a little about his own dating journey and provides insights and advice on how to date and how to get the one. Our chat about when to get sexual was interesting to say the least.

We touch on how being fit and looking good influence chemistry. In this episode we also explored whether or not body image is too important in dating, relationships and sex and having a detrimental affect on relationships.

John left us wanting more with his artistic portrayal of how Heathcote in Wuthering Heights paved the way for romantic ideals of love and relationships. Co-host Johnathan Colbert and I delved into how films like 50 Shades of Grey set the scene for a new era in the bedrooms of millions. Discussed was the notion that hand cuffs can be a positive for the bedroom if done with awareness and fun. Also discussed were the negative messages that can come from film and be adopted as ‘normal’ in relationships.

About John O’Hare MFA, BA                                                                                           
John has been nominated as Best Actor in the 2018 Sydney Critics’ Awards for his role as Tommy in 'The Night Alive' by Conor McPherson. As a director John received the Melbourne Green Room Award of Best Production for 'Wolf Lullaby' by Hilary Bell and the Irish Times Critics Award for Much Ado About Nothing, starring Cillian Murphy (Peaky Blinders, Inception).

A Graduate of the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, John works as an actor, director, producer and acting teacher in Sydney. John was the Head of Acting at QUT, Brisbane 2000 to 2003 and AFTT, Sydney from 2004 to 2016 where he designed a course which is now a leader in performing arts training in Sydney.

His highlights in theatre include: The Night Alive by Conor McPherson, The Seafarer by Conor McPherson, The Gigli Concert (O’Punksky’s, Sydney Theatre Company and Perth Festival), Plough and the Stars (Hole in the Wall), Much Ado About Nothing (Kilkenny Arts Festival), The Seafarer, Blue Remembered Hills, The Slab Boys, Little Malcolm & his struggle against the Eunuchs, Observe the Sons of Ulster (O’Punksky’s Theatre), Address Unknown (Seymour Centre & Bondi Pavilion), The Cavalcaders & The Faith Healer (Ensemble Theatre), Wolf Lullaby & Stitching (Griffin Theatre), Blue Remembered Hills & Last Days of Judas Iscariot (Belvoir St), The Cripple of Inishmaan, Much Ado About Nothing, Arcadia (Sydney Theatre Company), The Shaugraun (Melbourne Theatre Company), Shakespeare’s R&J (Bell Shakespeare). Wolf Lullaby (Belvoir Street & Griffin Theatre).

Among many radio credits with the ABC Radio National, John’s Film & TV credits include The Sky is Beautiful, A Long Road to Heaven, Child of Air, Storm in a Teacup, and Blackrock, Packed to the Rafters, Cops LAC, Tough Nuts, Blue Healers, Rogue Nation, GP, Home and Away, Heroes II: The Return, and Country Practice.

Website: Johnohareactor.com

Dr. Brookh shook us up by delving straight into her own marriage to introduce the concept of Lioness Roar and how women can remain empowered sexually in relationships. And we definitely roared in this edition. The show represented a journey of how women develop their sexual confidence and sexual sense of self. We addressed a question by a following asking how she could overcome the problem of feeling uncomfortable naked in front of her husband.

Loren Michaels-Harris shared his heart felt journey of experiencing ’22 mothers’ in the US foster care system as viewed by millions in his goal cast video. He spoke of how abuse altered his ability to believe he was worthy of adult relationships and the difficulties he experienced in sexually connecting. Loren spoke of triumph and how those experiences became the catalyst to inform the person he is today, experiencing a beautiful, intimate and loving relationship.

Troy coward shared his journey of relationships and the importance of sexual connection. The question of how important sex is in a relationship was discussed and what it’s like dating as an Australian acting celebrity. He also spoke about his own journey, his fathers’ suicide and how this is now a legacy in some of the charity work he does.