• The numerous options for opening up a relationship.
• Tolerance for the emotions that come up while opening up a relationship.
• Dismantling the myths of consensual non-monogamy.
• Being realistic about resources
• Parenting and other logistics

1. A general first time sexual experience, and considering what you disclose (and don't disclose) ahead of time.
2. Oral sex and stimulating another person's clitoris or penis
3. A same-sex sexual experience.
4. Anal sex.
5. A sexual experience that involves vaginal penetration
6. Group sex.

• Understanding the anatomy and physiology of genitals
• The power of the clitoris
• The importance of going slowly
• Masturbation
• Actively exploring your sexual fantasies

• Purity Culture and cumulative trauma.
• The normalization of pain in religious and non-religious settings.
• How physical therapy can help mitigate the pain of vulvodynia and vaginismus.
• Divorcing the notion of work from pain
• Sitting with grief.

• Vibes
• Sexual growth and sexual desire beliefs
• How our perceptions of sexuality change when we talk about it more
• Ways that we more intentionally plan sex
• Practicing spontaneity within the structures that we establish around sex

1. Your worth as a human being is defined by how your genitals look or function.
2. The thing that lets us know we've had a successful s*xual experience is orgasm.
3. The best way to orgasm is through vaginally penetrative s*x, which typically only leads to male orgasm.

• A relational health assessment that explores how you and your partner talk about sexuality.
• Five themes that point to the health of your sexual relationship, as well as areas that might need some attention.
• Three strategies for finding a sex therapist.

Last March, we had the opportunity of interviewing NPR national correspondent Sarah McCammon discussing the strategy and implementation of rigid conservative values in her book The Exvangelicals: Loving, Living, and Leaving the White Evangelical Church. We are re-releasing both our conversations with Sarah in honor of the paperback release on February 18th. In this episode, we discuss the relationship between Trump and Evangelicals, the rise of religious NONES, why folks stay in EMPish (Evangelical, Mormon, Pentecostal) spaces, and grief around those who leave. Check out our advertisement for our new relationship coaching business, Let's Heal Together!