A weekly podcast about sex, lust, dating, technology, coupling, porn, fetish and freakiness. But mostly sex. With New York Magazine’s sex columnist Maureen O’Connor.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 116 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Categories | Society & CultureHealth & Fitness |
Two years and 115 episodes later, Sex Lives calls it quits. To figure out how to end things, host Maureen O'Connor invites her original co-hosts David Wallace-Wells and Allison P. Davis back into the studio to discuss breakup etiquette and stories fr... more
Linda Rosenkrantz was an art-world 'it' girl when, in the summer of 1965, she started carrying a reel-to-reel tape recorder everywhere she went, recording conversations at the beach, during parties, and after S&M hookups with New York City's wildest ... more
Alyssa Shelasky returns with an update on life as a mom who used an anonymous sperm donor to have a baby: One year later, she isn't single, anymore. Alyssa is house-hunting with the boyfriend her daughter calls "Daddy." (Not that anyone was prepared ... more
As a teenager in Louisiana, Myisha Battle learned about sex from textbooks censored with Sharpie markers. Today, she's a San Francisco-based sex coach dedicated to helping other women orgasm— and to squirt, which is an ability Myisha personally hones... more
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This made me physically sick. 3 idiots mention a product or study. Then proceed to tell everyone why it's no good or that the study is wrong or insert their negative opinions. Then.... the interview with Emily from SWE podcast... (awesome podcast) whoever the pea brain woman was that interviewed her absolutely disgusted me. Emily tried her best to make a good podcast. The woman totally bashed men the whole time. Then she tried to act like she was empowering herself by doing this. Emily remained ... more
Love this podcast and the hosts and guests have all been amazing! So sad it will be ending soon.
So very sad to hear they are canceling this podcast. I love this show so much!! I look forward to listening every Friday morning. I learn new things and Morean and her guest are always entertaining. more
Fun and fabulous!
My favorite podcast ever!!!
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