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Sex and Psychology Podcast

Dr. Justin Lehmiller
Sexual Connection
Relationships
Intimacy
Sex Education
Digital Sex Work
Sexual Desire
Connection
Surveillance Technology
Sexuality
Kinsey Institute
Attachment Styles
Reproductive Healthcare
Digital Privacy
Communication
Sexual Resolutions
Five Love Languages
Friendship
Novelty In Sex
Hedonism
Male Sexuality

The Sex and Psychology Podcast is the sex ed you never got in school—and won’t find anywhere else. Kinsey Institute researcher Dr. Justin Lehmiller takes you on a journey through the psychology of sex and relationships, offering practical tips along the way that can help you take your intimate life to the next level. Learn more on Dr. Lehmiller’s blog at sexandpsychology.com

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Humans evolved for face-to-face courtship in small communities, where attraction unfolded gradually and choices were limited. Today, we’re navigating global dating markets, algorithms, AI recommendations, endless novelty, and constant rejection. So w... more

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Why do we fall in and out of love so quickly? Why does love feel intoxicating at first, but complicated over time? The answer may be simpler than we think: humans are animals. Our brains were shaped by ancient mating systems that developed long befor... more

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Research shows that couples who bring playfulness into conversations about sex report greater satisfaction and emotional connection. A well-timed joke can lower defenses and make high-stakes topics feel safer. Today, we’re diving into how humor works... more

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Talking about sex is one of the hardest things for people to do. People want to communicate about desire, boundaries, and fantasies, but the conversation can feel painfully high-stakes. And yet, in one place, sex gets discussed openly in front of str... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Justin Garcia
Evolutionary biologist; executive director of the Kinsey Institute; chief scientific advisor for Match; author of The Intimate Animal
Kinsey Institute, Indiana University; Match (advisor)
Episode: Episode 480: The Evolution Of Love And Desire
Jenny Zigrino
Comedian, actor, and guest on the episode
Don't Tell Comedy, Crowd Control on Dropout TV
Episode: Episode 479: Can Humor Make You Better In Bed?
Dr. Maria Sophocles
Board-certified OB-GYN and menopause specialist, author of the book 'The Bedroom Gap.'
EMBR Labs
Episode: Episode 476: The Bedroom Gap At MidLife
Sonja Lyubomirsky
Distinguished professor of psychology at the University of California, Riverside, and author of best-selling books.
University of California, Riverside
Episode: Episode 473: The 5 Mindsets That Help Love Last
Dr. Tom Bellamy
Neuroscientist and honorary associate professor at the University of Nottingham, author of the book "Smitten"
University of Nottingham
Episode: Episode 470: The Science of Romantic Obsession
Juliane Maxwald
Licensed psychoanalyst, couples therapist, and asex-certified sex therapist
Author of Psychoanalytic Sex Therapy
Episode: Episode 468: What’s Beneath Your Sexual Problems Might Surprise You
Gigi Engle
Certified Sex and Relationship Psychotherapist and Sex Educator
The Therapy Yard
Episode: Episode 466: What People Get Wrong About Kink
Dr. Carol Queen
Staff sexologist, company historian, and curator of the Antique Vibrator Museum at Good Vibrations
Good Vibrations
Episode: Episode 465: What Sex-Positivity Is, And What It’s Not
Dr. Lisa Diamond
Distinguished professor of psychology and gender studies at the University of Utah and past president of the International Academy of Sex Research
University of Utah
Episode: Episode 463: Stress, Connection, And LGBTQ Health

Host

Dr. Justin Lehmiller
Host and Kinsey Institute researcher specializing in the psychology of sex and relationships, Dr. Lehmiller guides discussions that aim to enlighten and educate listeners on complex sexual topics.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 988 ratings
  • Justin is creepy

    Sorry folks, but something is off with this guy. Please be careful listening too much

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    1
    bgyvju7osdn5cqz1wp4k6xt80f3i2a
    United Statesa month ago
  • Amazing podcast:

    At first I didn’t know what to expect by listening but every single pod HAS BEEN AMAZING! Dr. Lehmiller always has amazing guest, they are informed, well spoken and all the great aspects. I love this podcast .

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    t.mack 93
    United States5 months ago
  • Sound and interesting advice around sex

    Justin is a fantastic and well informed host who asks all the questions about sex you’re curious about and then some. Highly recommend this quality resource!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tom Bruett
    United States10 months ago
  • So good!

    You and your guests are always so informative and inspiring. And the kindness, compassion and encouragement you, and each show, emanates is palpable. Thank you! Really beautiful and valuable contribution to helping we lucky listeners to actualize as sexually fulfilled, however fraught, humans.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The Brilliant Body Podcast
    United Statesa year ago
  • Thank you Dr. Rena Malik…

    … for the awesome info!!! And for using the word phallus!!!!

    Great shows as always!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chizzzz6328385857
    United Statesa year ago

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Many find the discussions to be necessary in breaking down societal stigmas surrounding sexuality and health.
The quality of the content is praised for being evidence-based while remaining accessible to a wide audience.
Listeners appreciate the informative and engaging nature of episodes, often highlighting the expertise of the guests and host.
Some feedback indicates concerns about perceived political bias in certain episodes, suggesting a division in listener opinions based on their views.

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Episode 481: Can Our Brains Handle Modern Dating?
Q: How should singles approach dating apps to maintain mindfulness and avoid burnout?
People should understand the cognitive mechanisms driving quick judgments, set limits on checks and messaging, and balance app use with real-life interactions to preserve relationship quality and reduce burnout.
Episode 481: Can Our Brains Handle Modern Dating?
Q: Is AI a savior or a risk for online dating, especially regarding trust and genuineness in interactions?
AI offers practical tools for optimizing profiles and interactions, but low trust in AI, potential deception, and the risk of outsourcing genuine self-disclosure could undermine the core trust-building aspect of relationships.
Episode 481: Can Our Brains Handle Modern Dating?
Q: What impact does AI have on mate selection and dating behavior as technologies become more sophisticated?
AI can help improve initial presentation and communication (e.g., choosing photos, crafting messages) and may assist some users in feeling more comfortable with profiles, but there are concerns about over-reliance on AI, authenticity, and trust, which are essential in early dating and vulnerability.
Episode 476: The Bedroom Gap At MidLife
Q: What is stopping a lot of women from accessing treatments that could improve their sexual experiences during menopause?
Doctors often do not create a space for these discussions, and there is a lingering fear regarding the safety of estrogen treatments.
Episode 476: The Bedroom Gap At MidLife
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about what this term, bedroom gap, actually means?
The bedroom gap refers to the difference in expectations and abilities between partners, particularly as women experience menopausal changes while men have access to medical treatments.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Sex and Psychology Podcast

What is Sex and Psychology Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on the psychology of sex and relationships, this podcast provides listeners with practical insights into various aspects of intimate life that often go unexplored in traditional education. With a mix of expert interviews and evidence-based discussions, topics cover a wide range of issues, from sexual health and pleasure to emotional well-being and societal taboos around intimacy. The episodes aim to empower listeners with knowledge that enhances their understanding of their own sexual experiences while challenging common misconceptions about sexuality. Unique elements include discussions with a diverse array of experts who contribute their insights on complex subjects such as menopause, sexual desire, and kinks, making it a comprehe... more

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1. Dr. Justin Garcia
2. Jenny Zigrino
3. Dr. Maria Sophocles
4. Sonja Lyubomirsky
5. Dr. Tom Bellamy
6. Juliane Maxwald
7. Gigi Engle
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