Dr. David has been in the industry for over 50 years and recently retired but is still a researcher. He shares the scientific research on how to have a fulfilling

Dr. Jason says the need to connect is of higher importance than food in our DNA. It’s the most essential need for a human-being. He stated that World Health Organization

Jennifer was working a “normal” job that wasn’t fulfilling for her and chose to be authentic to her true interests and went back to school to become a certified sex-educator.

Elle is a former cam model and erotic dancer, she has 17 years in the adult in the entertainment industry. During her time working in the adult entertainment industry she

Dr. Fine says the more we de-stigmatize sexuality the more freedom people have to step into a healthy sexual relationship with themselves and others. She discusses the fact that human-beings

For 30 years Doug specialized in therapy for men and their sexual-health. Doug shared that after conducting a research program in New South Wales, Australia where sex-work is legal, they

Dr Libby is the one who coined the term “sex positive” in 1976. Later in this interview he gives the intended definition when he coined it, which was about being

Dr. Agostinho D’Almeida says sexology is important because sexual behavior is the most important indicator of well-being and happiness in humans. Dr. D’Almeida says our hormones change and affect us

Erica Lemke says our sexuality is part of our whole health, and we can’t actually have whole-body wellness if we are lacking in sexual expression. She discusses the fact that

In this interview, Dr. Joli Hamilton discusses the importance of exploring different paths to opening and customizing relationships to fit your needs. She encourages the increase of sex positivity, emphasizing