Prof G talks about Human Sexuality

Prof G talks about Human Sexuality

por Professor Golden
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Sex Books
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Professor Golden introduces you to three fabulous books on sexuality. The first book is the famous Kama Sutra. She shares a few of her favorite sections. The second book is Great Sex by Michael Castleman. A man explaining to men how to learn to enjoy full-body sexuality. Great book. The 3rd book is Sex for One by Betty Dodson. All about masturbation. Prof G also talks about Betty's collection of drawing of vulvas. Among other places, Prof G's podcasts can also be found on YouTube under ProfG999/podcasts. You can leave comments, questions, and suggestions there.
Which country has the least, and most, sex?
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Professor G discusses the data on which country has the least amount of sex (impacted by religion more than anything else!) and which country has the most sex. They are 6 variables that account for each countries score: 1) Mean age of virginity lost, 2) average number of sexual partners, 3) STD rate, 4) % of people who consider premarital sex between consenting adults acceptable, 5) legality of prostitution, and 6) legality of premarital sex.
Sex Toys Part 2
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Professor G continues with her discussion of sex toys but also discusses douching (don't do it!), which soap is safe for vaginas, shaving, and a bit about erectile dysfunction (ED). Be sure to send me your questions and comments. These podcasts can also be found on YouTube at https:YouTube.com/ProfG999/podcasts
Sex Toys Part 1
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Professor G talks about sex toys in this episode. She explains the difference between vibrators and dildos. She uses Passion Party's list of sex toys but talks about a few that they don't sell. She tells you what, in her opinion, is a good deal and what is a waste of money. She brings up the interesting question, "Why do so many of our sex toys have animal faces, ears, or names on them?"
Sexual Predators
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Professor G talks about the LONG list of sexual predators in the entertainment and sports industries. She skips over low level charges like indecent exposure and forces on the rape of minors and sexual molestation of minors. Some of the names might surprise you. Almost all of them are men.
U.S. sex history
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Professor G discusses sexual activities currently available in the U.S. and then reviews two books discussing America's sex history. These are stories that you won't hear in a regular history class or read in a history textbook. Professor G's podcasts are now available on YouTube as well where you can leave comments and ask questions. Be sure to subscribe so you get notify when a new podcast is posted. Thanks for listening - Prof G!
Paraphilias - Part 3
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Professor G wanted to finish commenting on the "varieties of sexual expression" lecture she posted, thus there is a part 3.
Paraphilias - The Kinky stuff
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This is part 2 of what has turned into a 3-part podcast. Professor G started discussing how to keep sex interesting which turned into talking about things people do to keep sex interesting. Professor G posted an old lecture about this but she also went through and talked about it in this podcast as well as part 3.
Monogamy = monotomy? Sex doesn't have to get boring!
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This is Part 1 of a two-part podcast. Professor G begins discussing the fact that sex, with the same person, over time CAN get boring. It doesn't have to but you have to work at it to get it exciting and passionate. Often people decide to expand their sexual interests and activities into other areas - swinging, 3somes, voyeurism, or other kinky activities, Professor G re-released an old video lecture on "Varieties of Sexual Expression" for those interested in the FULL academic discussion on the Paraphilias. Part 2 of this will quickly review some of that with you.
What does being "Trans" mean?
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Professor G talks about trans people in this podcast. She shares some of her experiences studying gender- or sex- reassignment surgery, now called gender affirming surgery. Prof G explains different terms, different paths of transition, as well as old stigmatizing terms no longer in use.
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