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Sex With Emily

Dr. Emily Morse
Intimacy
Sexual Health
Relationships
Communication
Communication In Relationships
Sexual Wellness
Pleasure
Masturbation
Sexual Communication
Sexual Pleasure
Sex
Sex Toys
Orgasm
Sexting
Oral Sex
Desire
Vaginal Health
Dating
Dirty Talk
Mental Health

Dr. Emily Morse shares her expertise on sex, relationships and everything in between! Submit your questions to Emily at sexwithemily.com/ask-emily. For more sexy fun, visit sexwithemily.com and our online store shop.sexwithemily.com. Order her book today: SMART SEX: How to Boost Your Sex IQ and Own Your Pleasure.

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What if the reason you keep having the same fight with your partner isn't that you don't love each other, it's that you're speaking completely different love languages? You may be giving love exactly the way you'd want to receive it, while your partn... more

Let's talk about why initiating sex in your relationship started feeling like a test… because somewhere along the way, that moment of reaching for your partner stopped feeling like closeness and started feeling like a pass-fail question hanging in th... more

Let's talk about the sex skills nobody teaches you and why most people are still waiting for their partner to figure it out instead of just saying it out loud… because that's exactly what today's callers are done doing. In this episode I'm taking liv... more

If anal play sounds like something you'd have to grit your teeth through, I want to change your mind about one thing first: a painful first try isn't your body's final answer. It's usually a sign something was rushed, unprepared, or out of your contr... more

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Recent Guests

Jennifer Cohen
Author and host of Habits in a Hustle
Habits in a Hustle
Episode: How to Stop Feeling Self-Conscious With a Partner ft. Jennifer Cohen
Evan Goldstein
Medical professional specializing in sex and sexuality, guest on the show
Episode: Missionary Isn’t Boring, You’re Just Doing It Wrong
Taryn Toomey
Founder of The Class, a movement using breath, sound and movement to release stress, shame and old patterns
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Episode: Can Making Sound Unlock Better Pleasure? W/ Taryn Toomey
Dr. Evan Goldstein
Nationally renowned anal surgeon specializing in sexual health and wellness care in New York City
Bespoke Surgical; Future Method
Episode: What Happens to Your Body During Anal (Surgeon Explains)
Gabby Reese
Former pro volleyball player, model, mother of three, entrepreneur (Laird Superfoods) and host of The Gabby Reese Show
Laird Superfoods; Gabby Reese Show
Episode: Why This Athlete Has the Best Sex of Her Life
Chrislyn Chaloupka
Nurse practitioner specializing in sexual wellness treatments.
Episode: You’re Missing Out on Better Orgasms (and Sex!) – Here’s Why!
Dr. Patricia Wallace
Urogynecologist specializing in pelvic health and women's wellness
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Episode: Menopause Myths Your Doctor Still Believes
Gabby Reece
Professional volleyball player, podcast host, and entrepreneur
The Gabby Reece Show, Laird Superfoods
Episode: We Have Sex Every 48 Hours (Here's Why)
Amy Chan
Founder of Renew Breakup Bootcamp and author of Breakup Bootcamp, The Science of Rewiring Your Heart.
Renew Breakup Bootcamp
Episode: You Keep Dating the Same Person Over and Over

Hosts

Dr. Emily Morse
Host and sex education expert guiding conversations about sex and relationships.
Dr. Scott Lyons
Co-host, licensed holistic psychologist with body-based trauma expertise.

Reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars from 13k ratings
  • What happened to mic sounding clearer and not in a room with no furniture?

    Long time listener! I love all the info and it’s actually opened my mind to things as well. The only thing is it sounds like you’re in a room with no furniture. Like a different mic?

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    BunnyBun365
    United States3 months ago
  • Turn up your level

    Good info but you’re way too quiet. Turn the gain up on your mic so we can hear you vs guests and especially significantly louder ads.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    miskywhisky
    United States3 months ago
  • Great discussion you bring the best in me Emily

    Fantastic voices

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RoughWindOK
    United States5 months ago
  • She’s not even a doctor??

    This woman is not a doctor, and should not be calling herself one let alone give advice from the lens of being a doctor. She is not qualified to be giving advice on anything more than just her opinion which frankly lackluster. Some of the things she is trying to ‘normalize’ aren’t normal for everyone, and she refuses to dive into the nuance of some behaviors in relationships and instead just spews that you can do whatever you want whenever you want. I suppose for women with little guidance (like... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Dog eat dog world3
    United States5 months ago
  • Love Love this podcast

    I love Sex with Emily so much, there is always something to learn. She debunks the myths surrounding sex and helps me to tap into my own sexual pleasure by making sure I know what I wanted and verbalized it .

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tan4590
    Canada5 months ago

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The 5 Love Languages: How to Feel More Loved & Have Better Sex
Q: How can I learn my partner's love language and teach them mine when we're not sure about it yet, and how can we adapt for long-distance or busy schedules?
Take the love-language quiz together, observe each other's behaviors for clues, and plan practical actions aligned with primary languages. For long-distance, prioritize verbal affirmations, scheduled visits, and meaningful shared experiences, and use reminders to practice affection and acts of service when possible.
The 5 Love Languages: How to Feel More Loved & Have Better Sex
Q: Should I leave my girlfriend of two years because I'm not as attracted as I used to be and I'm not sure I want kids, while she does? How would you approach a difficult conversation about compatibility and sex initiation?
Identify that communication is the most critical tool here. Have an honest, compassionate conversation about attraction, future goals, and sexual initiation, exploring whether you can stay and work on the relationship with improved communication, or if it's healthier to part ways. Consider using structured conversation tools and check in on fantasies and desires together.
The 5 Love Languages: How to Feel More Loved & Have Better Sex
Q: Hey Dr. Emily, my boyfriend and I have been dating for six months and I realized I'm more comfortable being a 'bro' after we've been drinking. How can I handle the ego hit from a comment about his penis and avoid shaming him in the future?
Acknowledge that you didn't intend to shame him, reinforce that you value him as a lover, and shift to highlighting the ways he makes you feel good. Emphasize ongoing appreciation and focus on his positive attributes while avoiding future comments that target body parts. Communicate clearly about your desires and validate his feelings to maintain trust.
Can You Love One Person and Still Want Someone Else? | Sex With Emily
Q: We've been together for almost 20 years and are talking about opening up our marriage. What conversations and actions should we take prior to advancing?
Focus on honest conversations about boundaries, safety, and feelings; discuss what you're each hoping to gain, and expect different timelines or experiences. Plan for how to handle jealousy, maintain trust, and ensure both partners feel heard and safe throughout the process.
Can You Love One Person and Still Want Someone Else? | Sex With Emily
Q: I have great sex with my wife once or twice a week and I crave having sex with other women when I travel alone or for work. Is that wrong?
Attraction to others doesn't invalidate your relationship; you can be deeply in love with your partner and still desire other people. The key is to talk about boundaries, consent, and how to manage those desires without acting on them in ways that hurt the relationship. Take time to understand what you actually want and communicate openly.

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What is Sex With Emily about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A candid, expert-guided exploration of sex, relationships, and intimate well-being. Episodes cover topics like trust, boundaries, communication, and desire, often blending clinical insight with personal stories and practical exercises. The show frequently features guest perspectives and interactive formats (live calls, Q&As, tours) that translate complex topics into actionable steps for healthier relationships and more fulfilling sex lives. Notable strengths include a clear focus on debunking myths, somatic approaches to intimacy, and a willingness to address nuanced dynamics such as monogamy, non-monogamy, and technology's impact on intimacy. The host's energetic, approachable style and the integration of events and product guidance can be... more

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