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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Categories | SexualityHealth & Fitness | ||||

Dear Listeners: SFSP, in this form, is ending. BUT! It will be evolving into a new podcast in about a year!! Rather than being about sex and love through a lens of our collective liberation as SFSP has been, the new podcast will be about our collecti... more
Rev. Alba Onofrio shares about their journey to embracing relationship and family beyond default scripts/labels and their work as spiritual director of Soulforce, holding authenticity and intentionality as paramount, fighting for the lives of queer a... more
We found that our queer communities, friends, and families pulled together in some fucking beautiful ways to support one another in the moments and weeks after the massacre at Pulse. We wanted to create something that shows our intense sense of commu... more
We are honored to be joined by actress/activist/founder-of-TransTech Angelica Ross. Hear why she believes most people are in relationships for the wrong reasons and that relationships are best when thought of as prolonged period of discovery. We addr... more
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It's about time something like this came along. Much respect.
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Steph, Dave, and their guests address a huge range of love & sex questions with humor, intelligence and, most importantly, generosity.
Navigating relationships (sexual, romantic, or otherwise) in a healthy, fair, and giving way is one of the most complicated challenges we face as people who inherently need other people. This podcast helps untie knots and debunk the myth of the effortless relationship clearly and openly, which ultimately encourages us as listeners to have the power to address si... more
I was one of those kids who got teased on the school playground because I didn't know anything about sex, and since then, I'd been a little uncomfortable talking about it. So you might imagine that I didn't know if "Sex for Smart People*" would be for me.
I could not have been more wrong. This podcast has been a huge eye-opener for me. Dave and Stephanie's calm and thoughtful discussions of issues surrounding sex have opened my eyes to new ways to think about sex - and new ways to talk about it... more









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