Tilly Lawless is a queer sex worker, writer, feminist and advocate. For International Women's Day, we chat with her to understand the misconceptions of the industry, the shame that surrounds it and the complicated relationship between feminism and sex work.

Quartz pleasure wands and jade "yoni" eggs are all over Instagram right now, but do they actually do what they claim? We're sussing out the crystal sex toy craze to find out why people love them and whether they're even safe to use.

The multiple orgasm is something of a legend - and so far, science can't technically prove they exist. But plenty of you are experiencing them. On this episode, we're putting the multigasm under the microscope and finding out how to achieve them.

Are you finding your expectations of your date aren't meeting reality? You might be more into the idea of your partner than, well, them! We look at why our imaginations can run wild when dating, and how it can get toxic.

If you're looking for a hormone-free contraceptive, FAM might be for you.

Fertility tracking apps are a new way to avoid pregnancy, but how safe are they?

We've got all the info you need and we'll explore the other non-hormonal birth control options.

Is there someone you refer to as 'the one that got away'?

Maybe an ex, an unavailable crush, or someone where the timing just wasn't right.

In this episode, you'll find out how to stop wondering 'what if?' and move on.

BUMP is a new Aussie dramedy on Stan that you'll fall in love with.

It's all about a surprise teen pregnancy, first love, parenthood and cultural differences.

In this episode, Nat chats to the stars Nathalie Morris and Carlos Sanson Jr.

Research shows you're more stressed when you're in a long distance relationship.

And it's even more stressful when you don't have an end date. So is it worth sticking it out?

We'll find out and hear all your LDR stories including presenter Linda Marigilano's!

It's the chat that so many people struggle to have...

The Defining The Relationship convo.

Well stress no more, because we're here to help!

It's a question a lot of queer people are asking right now.

And Gender and Sexuality Professor Jane Ward wrote a whole book about it.

Nat Tencic caught up with her and found out what needs to change about heterosexual culture.