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Night Moves: Exploration of Contemporary Sexuality

Night Moves: Exploration of Contemporary Sexuality

by Ann Hardee, Cay Crow, Ray Oneal

Self-Improvement Mental Health Sexuality

Season 7

Exploring Your Inner Kink

Hosts discuss how to explore your inner kink. How to begin, types of kink to explore. Our guests are Kaos and Ritz Krackker, kinksters. They share their ideas on how to begin with kink, consent, and ways to try. We answer questions from our listenter's emails, how much to tell a new partner about your past sexual experiences, another wants to know if the "g-spot" is still popular and others.

Coming Out: Things to Consider

Hosts discuss things to consider when coming out as LGBTQ. Cay, as a Sex Therapist, advises clients on when and how to come out. Hosts suggest things to consider when coming out including safety, the timing in choosing the right time and place, how to prepare for a negative reaction and when NOT to come out. Our guest is Amy Stone, PhD, Professor of Gender Studies. She shares her story in coming out. She shares the things that one should think about when they are ready to come out. The host answer listeners questions about nipple orgasms, what is pan sexual, and about anal orgasms.

Sexual Arousal From Music

Music has the power to take you to another time and place. It's certainly influences seduction. What does the research say about sexual arousal from music? Darwin said that music was part of natural selection. A music psychologist reported that half of the participants said that certain songs were more sexual arousing than the touch of their partner. Our guests are members of the band, " Slow Cooked". WE discuss the life of a musician, how they maintain relationships with the challenges of being away, and got their thoughts about sex and music. Then we answer questions from out listener's email....such as one thinks her breasts are getting bigger from masturbation? another wants to know why sex is so taboo in our society and many others?

Men's Sexual Health

Hosts discuss men's sexual health. When you see TV commercials with men casually discussing their erectile dysfunction, it's pure fiction. Most Men don't go to the doctor for checks , much less about sexual issues. Doctors also never inquire about a male patients sexual functioning because doctors get little eduction in sexuality. In a study of 6 million men with erectile dysfunction, only 25% were treated for ED. We share tips to get your man to the doctor. Our guest is Paul Nelson, a sexual medicine educator...the founder of website " Frank Talk.org". Men can post their questions about erectile dysfunction and sexuality. Men from all over the world participate. There is a section for LGBT special sexual issues. The shares his thoughts on those " over the counter" from the gas station erectile medication/supplements. He makes an important point that "no one should suffer from a non- working body part, the penis" Then the hosts answer questions from our listeners emails.

Sex Education for Youth*

Season 1

Sex in Unusual Locations

Hosts discuss sex in unusual locations....the risks, the excitement, the benefits? For our guests we ask "men in the street", What's the most unusual place you've had sex? Then, we answer questions from our radio listeners.

Sexuality in Ancient World and Lessons for Today

Hosts discuss sexuality in the Ancient World of the Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians. We look at those societies and the role of women and marriage. Of course, adultery was forbidden and punished for women but OK for men. It may surprise you of the casual treatment of LGBT. They used different criteria for what's taboo. Our guest is Dr. Thomas Jenkins, Professor of Classical Studies at Trinity Univ. He shares knowledge about sexuality in the Ancient Greek and Roman society. and his thoughts about the lessons for today? In our questions segment, Listeners ask how to prevent the odd noises her vagina makes during sex. A female asks what to do when her date started texting another woman while they were in bed.

Vaginal Rejuvenation,

Hosts discuss non surgical vaginal rejuvenation. Manufacturers promote products that claim to make the vagina tighter and younger looking and feeling. Celebrities promote unproved methods of refresh and rejuvenate the vagina. Does it work? Is the concern about the look of the external genitalia? Is this due to the influence of porn? Our guest is Laurie Old Hudac, NP, Womens Health Nurse Practitioner. What should women do to maintain vaginal health? Why she tells her patients to look at their genitals? Then the hosts answer questions from listeners emails

Consent: We Know Better

Hosts discuss Consent. Women and Men may have a different idea of consent. Men know, but do the hormones and sex drive take over? Consent is verbalized, but is that for "anything goes"? Should you have additional consent when a partner feels coerced into a behavior they typically object? Do both men and women push the envelope in consent? Our guests are Donnie and Jay, managers for a Swingers/Lifestyle Club. They share their observations where consent is important for everyone feeling safe and having a good time. They have a class to communicate how to thrive in the swinger community. In that environment, the women are in charge. Our listeners send in questions by email and the hosts answer them. This week they want to know how to spice up your sex life? Another wants to know how to handle their "picky eater" partner, when the other likes to cook?

Intimate Partner Sexual Violence

Hosts discuss Intimate Partner Sexual Violence. Stalking, sexual violence, intimate partner violence, rape, sexual coercion, and unwanted touching are all serious public health problems affecting people in all societies and in all economic status. We look at the data, who's affected, the long term affects on the survivors. services for assistance, and prevention. Our guest is Cortnee Wright, Director, Family Violence Prevention Services. She shares with us the services they provides for persons needing help. We discuss who is at risk, what type of clients they serve, both men and women. She tells of success stories and challenges. The emails that our FM radio listeners send in...include a woman that wants to visit at swingers club but asks about the protocols, our guy Ray has experience. Another woman has questions about her orgasm.

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