Is there a link between female sexuality, creativity and power?

Meet Sophie Cohen, the founder of a cult underground erotic theatre company House of Vixens, a film director, an ex-stripper, and a sex coach who helps people discover their sexuality and eroticism. This show is about pushing the boundaries of the female experience. To do that, we have to look in the shadows. And that is exactly where female sexuality lives today. This episode is not really about sex. It is about how our sexuality interplays with our sense of inner confidence, creativity, and even health.

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(00:00) Intro

(01:21) What is eroticism?

(03:10) What are the key barriers for women to experience sexuality fully?

(04:50) Is there a connection between sexuality and inner confidence?

(06:00) Sophie's creative work: House of Vixens, film and live performances

(11:29) How does sexuality interplay with creativity?

(13:30) What's the difference between a kink and a fetish?

(17:20) How female sexuality and preferences change throughout life

(25:00) Myth or true: Does our monthly cycle influence arousal?

(27:40) Pelvic floor nerve endings and the range of a female orgasm

(34:00) Religion and sexuality

(35:50) How female sexuality shaped history

(37:20) Sophie's plans for the future

Links:

Sophie's Website (with info about upcoming experiences, film, and coaching) - https://thesophiecohen.com/

Sophie's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thesophiecohen/

House of Vixens - houseofvixens.com (follow @houseofvixens_official on Instagram)

Mandrake Salon by Sophie Cohen, at the Mandrake Hotel in London - https://www.themandrake.com/mandrake-salon

The RedRoom (film) - https://filmfreeway.com/TheRedRoom817

Books Sophie mentioned:

"My Secret Garden: Women’s Sexual Fantasies" by Nancy Friday

"A Curious History of Sex" by Kate Lister

"Licentious Worlds: Sex and Exploitation in Global Empires" by Julie Peakman

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