It’s been nearly 20 years since American Pie brought the MILF (or Mum I’d Like To F*ck) concept into the mainstream, and it still persists. “Yummy mummies” is a stacked Instagram genre, and MILF is still among the top 5 porn searches globally. So on the podcast, why are people hot for mums?

You’ll hear from some hot mums on the attention they get, and you’ll hear from a young guy who exclusively goes for women way older than him.

Featuring, sexologist Amanda Lambros, singer-songwriter and young mum Emily Wurramara, and Instafamous young mum Vanessa Prosser.

What do you do when you’re more outgoing than your partner? Or your partner struggles when you tell them you need alone time. On the podcast we’re talking introverts dating extroverts, and vice versa, and the challenges those relationships can pose.

Many people look at different parts of their body and think, “I wish it looked a bit different”, but have you ever had that thought about your labia? For those who don’t know, the labia are the lips or folds of skin that sit on either side of the vaginal opening.

Well, on the podcast you’ll hear about why some people are deciding to get cosmetic surgery to change the way their labia looks.

Featuring cosmetic surgeon Dr Jayson Oates, and Dr Gemma Sharp, fellow in the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at Monash University and Clinical Psychologist.

Check out the LabiaLibrary we talk about.

Have you ever thought of enhancing your genitals? Well, it turns out some guys are getting things done to their dicks to make sex better…

On the podcast you’ll hear what people are doing things to their dicks and why they do it.

Featuring cosmetic surgeon Dr Jayson Oates, and Dr Gemma Sharp, fellow in the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at Monash University and Clinical Psychologist.

Our parents are an important part of our lives, but they can have an impact on our relationships, for better or worse. On the podcast we’re looking at what happens when your parents get too involved in your relationship.

You’ll hear from someone who’s bf’s parents actively kept her out of their lives and a woman who’s constantly told her family would hook up with her bf.

Featuring psychologist Dr Alicia Franklin.

If you’ve seen the film ‘Get Out’, the idea of this podcast might freak you out a bit - but don’t believe everything you see in the movies.

You’ll find out what you could get your partner to do under hypnosis, if touchless orgasms are a thing, and where consent comes into this whole hypnotic equation.

We’re joined by Elizabeth who likes being hypnotised, and Daniel “The Wordsmith” a Master Erotic Hypnotist who teaches and uses hypnosis to create intimacy and connection.

Ridiculously good looking people have an easy time dating and finding a partner, right? Not all the time. On the podcast we’re looking at what it’s like dating when you’re really good looking.

Dr Ben Buchanan will join us soon on what issues you might have if you’re hot, you'll hear why looks aren't really in the eyes of the beholder, and you'll find out what life is like when you’re a 10.

Have you ever had feelings for someone only to find out they just wanna be friends? On the podcast we’re talking about "the friendzone". It's a pretty loaded term that people are pushing back on but not having your feelings reciprocated really hurts.

You’ll hear stories from people who’ve been rejected, those who have told a friend they’re not interested and from someone who likes her friend but doesn’t know what to do. But first up, Tara tells us what happened when she got friendzoned…

Featuring relationships counsellor Megan Luscombe.

If you like it then you should put a ring on it, right? Well not everyone would agree. On the podcast we ask – what’s with the engagement? How important is it in 2018 and how long should the optimal engagement last?

You’ll hear from a couple who are recently engaged on why they’re making a deal about it and why an engagement can also be treated as a test zone for the relationship and whether you want to stay in it or not. Featuring lecturer in social and political sciences Dr Lauren Rosewarne and psychologist Melanie Khashadorian.

Weed is the most commonly used illicit drug in the country, and around 70 percent of 20-29 year olds have tried it at some point.

But what if you’re smoking regularly? How does it affect a relationship? On the podcast, we’re looking at how being "420 friendly" can affect your relationship.

You’ll hear from people who’ve been introduced to it by a partner then wondered what they were doing, others who’ve been broken up with because they don’t smoke, and one person who say it’s enhanced their sex…

You’ll also hear from Jarrod Weir, head counsellor at The Cabin, an addiction treatment centre, on how you can manage your addiction.