You might have heard of the 36 questions experiment which has made strangers all over the world fall in love.

Well, does it work? In this episode we try it out and find out some tips and tricks for finding that special someone.

If you've decided to be more eco friendly this year you might want to take a look at your sex life.

Condoms, toys, lube and contraceptives can all have an impact on the environment.

But there's a lot of simple and small changes you can make to go green in the bedroom.

Are you dating someone who has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder? Or maybe you have it yourself?

If it's causing a bit of tension in your relationship and you don't know what to do, we're here to help!

In this episode, we share your stories, and look at how ADHD can impact your love and sex life.

Do you always post about your partner on socials but you barely exist on theirs?

Or maybe they've still got photos of their ex and it's really bugging you.

We look at how you can make love and social media work AND Love Island contestants Josh Moss and Amelia Marni spill the tea about being an instacouple.

How often do you hear people talk about having herpes? Pretty rarely hey?

Which is weird because so many of us have it!

So what's the deal? What are the different types? How do you prevent it?

In this episode we answer ALL of your questions.

You’ve heard of PMS — getting cranky and crampy before your period. But have you heard of its evil cousin, PMDD?

Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder is a debilitating mood condition that’s often called "PMS on steroids". It’s a beast that no amount of chocolate or heat packs can fix.

Sexologist Lauren White and women's health specialist at Jean Hailes, Dr Amanda Newman, join Nat to talk about navigating sex and relationships if you're someone living with PMDD.

If you’ve been out of the dating game for a while, it can be tough putting yourself back out there. 

How you do it? What if your flirting game’s a bit rusty? And how do you know you’re ready to open your heart to someone new?

Psychologist Gem Cribb and sexologist Laura Miano join Nat to talk through the tricky process.

From royal mistresses to freedom fighters, the women of history have had their share of epic love stories, romantic mishaps and sexual tales — and there’s a whole lot we can learn from them.

At least that's what author Jennifer Wright reckons, and she makes the case in her book We Came First: Relationship Advice from Women Who Have Been There, from Josephine Baker's tips on owning your sexual promiscuity, to Grace Kelly on making a bold first move.

Nat and Jennifer break down how feminism, sex and great women of history are for better and worse, inseparable.

When you're young, queer, Asian and Australian, it can be hard to know how to feel about sex.

Repressed taboos in certain households are at odds with the way Asian bodies are fetishised in Western culture, from movies to Grindr. 

At least, that’s according to the creators of Safe Word, a work of physical theatre exploring what it means to be young, queer and Asian in Australia. They join Nat to talk about the challenges and liberties found through their sexploration.

Ever thought it would be hot to be taken down? Tackled, wrestled to ground, grabbed and restrained? You might be into takedown bondage.

It's a style of BDSM play that can be coupled with all sorts of roleplaying scenarios, from karate duels to staged kidnappings.

But what does it look like? Well, it’s pretty damn intense.

Nat invited Mistress Tokyo and bunny Anna to the ABC Studios to give her a demo.