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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
Digital Privacy
Reproductive Healthcare
Communication
Sexual Resolutions
Five Love Languages
Hedonism
Novelty In Sex
Friendship
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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From sayings like “freak in the head, freak in the bed” to the hot/crazy matrix to memes about “daddy issues,” the internet is full of content suggesting that mentally and emotionally unstable people make for hotter sex partners. But is that really t... more

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Social media has turned therapy into a language that almost everyone seems to speak these days, which is why your feed is probably full of posts about topics like trauma, boundaries, and gaslighting. In this episode, we’re taking a closer look at the... more

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All too often, survivors of sexual violence are treated as though they’re permanently broken. However, healing and recovery are possible. My guest today has written a new book that explores how survivors reclaim sex, intimacy, and desire after assaul... more

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When it comes to sex, we often think about safety and pleasure as being at odds with one another. But it doesn’t have to be this way. In this episode, we’re talking about some new Kinsey Institute research looking at people’s experiences with Lorals ... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Cynthia Graham
Professor of gender studies at Indiana University and senior scientist at the Kinsey Institute
Kinsey Institute
Episode: Episode 442: Can Safer Sex Still Be Sexy?
Dr. Rebecca Howard Eudy
ASEC Certified Sex Therapist and author of 'Parents in Love, A Guide to Great Sex After Kids'
Episode: Episode 440: How Parenthood Changes Your Sex Life
Matthew Kimberley
Lecturer in psychology and researcher of sexual fantasies
Birmingham City University
Episode: Episode 438: Should You Share Your Sexual Fantasies?
Dr. Sarah Hill
Author of The Period Brain and researcher in women's health and relationships
TCU
Episode: Episode 434: How Women’s Brains Change On Their Periods
Dr. Juliana Hauser
Licensed marriage and family therapist and licensed professional counselor specializing in relationships, sex, and sexuality
Author of 'A New Position on Sex'
Episode: Episode 433: How To Unlock More Pleasure And Desire
Dr. Joshua Gonzalez
Board certified urologist and sexual health advisor
Astroglide Lubricants
Episode: Episode 430: Is It Possible To Make Your Penis Bigger?
Alicia Walker
Associate Professor of Sociology at Missouri State University and author of The Secret Life of the Cheating Wife.
Missouri State University
Episode: Episode 428: What People Get Wrong About BDSM
Arielle Kuperberg
Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Episode: Episode 428: What People Get Wrong About BDSM
Margaret Grace Myers
A writer, researcher, educator, and author of The Fight For Sex Ed
Episode: Episode 427: How We Can Make Sex Education Better

Host

Dr. Justin Lehmiller
Host of this series and a researcher at the Kinsey Institute, Dr. Justin Lehmiller focuses on the psychology of sex and relationships, aiming to provide listeners with informed discussions and practical advice to improve their intimate lives.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 949 ratings
  • 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 Statesa month 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 States6 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 States8 months 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
  • Expert-Backed (and Entertaining!)

    I recently stumbled across this podcast and I am so, so grateful. The episodes are so well-edited & thoughtfully produced. I don’t listen to many podcasts because I find many of them too slow-paced with too many tangents and not even substance. (Some pepper like that, and that’s OK! It’s just not for me.)

    The biggest thing I love about it: the experts are actual experts. They’re not just self-proclaimed experts; they are qualified, reputable, and authoritative. There are a lot of podcasts—and T... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sidewalkvocals
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners appreciate the informative and respectful approach to sexual health topics, praising the thoroughly researched content and expert guests.
Many feel that the themes addressed are both necessary and enlightening, providing them with practical advice and insights they feel are lacking in mainstream discussions about sexuality and relationships.
The professionalism and engaging manner of the host enhance the listening experience, contributing to a warm and inviting atmosphere for discussions on sensitive issues.

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Episode 442: Can Safer Sex Still Be Sexy?
Q: What is your main takeaway from the study?
People should try different things and educate themselves about the risks associated with various sexual practices, to empower better sexual health decisions.
Episode 442: Can Safer Sex Still Be Sexy?
Q: What have you found regarding participants' experiences with using Laurels?
Most women enjoyed using Laurels, finding them pleasurable and increasing their confidence in STI protection, but some expressed concerns about their partners' reactions.
Episode 442: Can Safer Sex Still Be Sexy?
Q: What was the study you conducted about Laurels?
We recruited 50 women to use Laurels and assess their experience in terms of safety, pleasure, and comfort over a period of a month, gathering data on their sexual activities.
Episode 442: Can Safer Sex Still Be Sexy?
Q: Why do you think oral sex rarely gets mentioned when discussing safer sex practices?
A lot of people are unaware of the risks associated with STIs during oral sex, and typically, male and internal condoms or other forms of protection are rarely used in these situations.
Episode 441: The Path Back To Each Other
Q: How can we learn to own our own desires and figure out what we really want when it comes to turning ourselves on?
Owning desires often starts with exploring what you don't want, as it's easier to access, and then gradually understanding and communicating what you do desire.

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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?

Targeting topics like sexual health, relationships, and the psychology of intimacy, this series provides insightful discussions on matters often considered taboo. Each episode usually features expert guests who share scientific perspectives, personal anecdotes, and evidence-based advice on various aspects of sexual wellness—from BDSM and its societal implications to the challenges of erectile dysfunction and the need for better sex education. With a focus on debunking myths, encouraging healthy communication, and promoting comprehensive understanding, the content aims to educate and empower individuals to lead fulfilling intimate lives. Notably, the series appears to embrace a frank and inclusive approach to sensitive subjects, fostering a ... more

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2. Dr. Rebecca Howard Eudy
3. Matthew Kimberley
4. Dr. Sarah Hill
5. Dr. Juliana Hauser
6. Dr. Joshua Gonzalez
7. Alicia Walker
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