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- Melanie Chambers gets interviewed!
To find Hugh Elliott and all his amazing projects, go to his site.
And, to listen to his amazing podcast Dismissed, where he interviews people about getting fired, and what they’ve learned, visit here.
1 hr 12 min - Heal your sex life, one touch at a time with Sexologist and Sex Coach Jule ShanksJule shanks - 2024-01-30, 2.36 PMMelanie Chambers56 min
- “Agony is optional,” when it comes to women’s sexual health, says Dr. Kim Alexander
www.drkimalexander.com
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57 min - It’s not boudoir photography—how one woman reclaimed her body
@gracesiwik. To see Grace’s work, check out her Instagram account.
To find out more about body dysmorphia, head on over to the Body Dysmorphia Foundation to learn more
50 min - Professor Treena Orchard—anthropologist, author and activist—talks digital dating.
Dr. Treena Orchard’s website.
Marie Claire Article.
58 min - Franny Wisp and Her Washboard reveal women’s provocative and complicated middle age
Franny Wisp website
Franny on stage
49 min - Meno….paused
Liza Abraham, an RN, mother and raver, wasn’t going to let menopause dictate her life. When it started to affect her libido—that’s when the gloves came off!
Liza AbrahamMelanie Chambers39 min - Exotic Massage: one worker’s perspectiveLana HallMelanie Chambers
Melanie speaks with Lana Hall, a Toronto based journalist about working in an exotic massage parlour in her mid 20s; she recounts the oddities and daily minutia of working in the sex trade and her thoughts on legalizing sex trade workers in Canada.
Podcast artwork provided by Amy Tschupruk.
43 min - Virginity: Loss or Debut?
Boyd, about losing her virginity. Romance and candles or quickie and forgettable? What is the narrative about our ‘sexual debuts?’
Artwork provided by Amy Tschupruk
34 min
About The Sexy Times
From the publisher's feed
While Melanie writes her memoir, Getting Off, she interviews mentors and sexual pioneers along the way. Nothing is off the table discussing women’s sexuality.