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Sexuality
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Mental Health
Relationship Dynamics
Kink
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Emotional Connection
Menopause
Consent
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Sex Education
Relationships
Desire
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Each week, Dr. Nazanin Moali interviews experts, psychologists, mental health practitioners and researchers to explore the most intriguing findings in psychology of sex and intimacy. Sexology podcast will give you insight into all that you have ever wanted to know about sex but were afraid to ask. Join us in this weekly journey to examine sexuality and pleasure from a scientific perspective.

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Why can’t you orgasm, even when you know what feels good? Pressure, anxiety, shame, distraction, and the feeling that you must reach orgasm can make it harder to stay present and experience pleasure.

In Episode 512 of the Sexology Podcast, Dr. Nazan... more

How do you turn your wife on without making sex feel pressured? In long-term relationships, desire often grows through anticipation, playful flirting, emotional connection, and affection that does not automatically become a request for sex.

In this ... more

Why can someone orgasm alone but not with a partner? In this episode, Anna Cordin shares her personal experience of faking orgasms for 30 years—and what changed when she experienced her first partnered orgasm at age 49.

Anna joins Dr. Nazanin Moali ... more

n Episode 509 of the Sexology Podcast, Dr. Nazanin Moali is joined by physician and longevity expert Dr. Jennifer Timmons to explain why erectile function can offer important clues about a man’s overall health.

Erections depend on healthy blood flow... more

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Anna Cordin
Author, electric violinist, professional ballroom dancer
Self-employed / Author of Power of Love
Episode: Can’t Orgasm With a Partner? One Woman’s Breakthrough at 49
Jennifer Timmons
Physician with training in functional and integrative medicine, longevity medicine
Timmons Wellness
Episode: What Your Erections Reveal About Your Heart Health After 40
Maria Sophocles
Board-certified OB-GYN and menopause specialist, author of The Bedroom Gap, TED Talk presenter
The Bedroom Gap / Maria Sophocles MD
Episode: EP508 - What Women Really Want in Bed: The Sex Education Men Never Got
Caroline Hood
Licensed clinical social worker, certified sex therapist, author of Sex Begets Sex
Private practice / author
Episode: EP507 - Should You Have Sex When You're Not in the Mood?
Liz Tenuto
The Workout Witch, somatic exercise expert
The Workout Witch / app and programs
Episode: EP506 - Why You Don’t Want Sex: What Your Nervous System Is Trying to Tell You
Dr. Laurie Watson
Nationally recognized sex and couples therapist; author of Wanting Sex Again and co-author of Harnessing Attachment Theory for Passionate Relationships
Episode: Can a Relationship Survive Infidelity? How to Rebuild Trust After an Affair.
Jane Garnett
Oxford-educated Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, EMDR practitioner, author
Self-employed / Practice
Episode: EP502 - Why You're Attracted to the Wrong People (And How to Change It)
Dr. Fenwa Milhouse
Board-certified urologist and urogynecologist specializing in sexual medicine, hormone therapy and pelvic health
Down There Urology / Desert Harvest (implicitly linked via discussion)
Episode: EP501 - Why You Lost Your Sex Drive During Perimenopause (And How to Get It Back)
Heather Florio
CEO of Desert Harvest, a company that focuses on pelvic, sexual and menopausal health
Desert Harvest
Episode: EP501 - Why You Lost Your Sex Drive During Perimenopause (And How to Get It Back)

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Nazanin Moali
Host of Sexology podcast

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 717 ratings
  • Top-notch Sexuality Conversations

    It is such a profound pleasure to hear such fantastic and enriching my conversations about sexuality…something the world so deeply needs! Thank you, Nazanin for helping make the world a more sex positive place!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jennifer.luna
    United States3 months ago
  • Great show!

    Really good podcast!!! Highly recommended! :)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Camsgalvez
    Philippines5 months ago
  • Super interesting

    Not just another podcast about sex. Dr. Moali dives into the subjects with clarity and intrigue.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AdamTheFlyer
    United States7 months ago
  • Great show!

    Really good podcast about sex and intimacy! Highly recommended!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Camsgalvez
    Philippinesa year ago
  • I plan to listen to more

    I just found this show. I plan to keep listening to more.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Glory_Boys_
    United Statesa year ago

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Varied topics with a positive, inclusive approach.
Sometimes guests promote products, but the host maintains a thoughtful balance.
Thoughtful, evidence-based discussions that normalize sex education.
Very informative and well-produced with credible experts.
High-quality guests and practical relationship guidance.

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Can’t Orgasm With a Partner? One Woman’s Breakthrough at 49
Q: Tell me about when you started faking orgasm and what age that began.
She explains she began faking it early in her first relationship and continued in marriage, feeling unable to experience orgasm with a partner but able to orgasm alone.
What Your Erections Reveal About Your Heart Health After 40
Q: When someone notices a change in their erection, could it be health-related?
Yes, it can be, and it's important to explore multiple root causes—physical health, hormonal balance, nutritional status, and psychological factors—while especially considering cardiovascular health as a potential early indicator.
Can a Relationship Survive Infidelity? How to Rebuild Trust After an Affair.
Q: How can couples begin to repair after a betrayal?
Begin with empathetic listening and acknowledgment of hurt, followed by an exploration of stressors and past patterns; the betrayed partner needs to feel truly heard, and the betrayer should take responsibility, with ongoing effort to rebuild trust over time.
Can a Relationship Survive Infidelity? How to Rebuild Trust After an Affair.
Q: What are the most common attachment-related patterns that lead to infidelity?
While sexual disconnection and hormonal or psychological stress play roles, attachment fears and the need for relief from emotional strain often push people toward affairs; both partners' patterns influence how the breach is experienced and how repair can begin.
EP506 - Why You Don’t Want Sex: What Your Nervous System Is Trying to Tell You
Q: How can someone distinguish genuine desire from anxiety?
Assess arousal by feeling a balance between calmness and arousal; if anxiety dominates with a high-energy state, slow down, focus on sensuality, and reconnect emotionally rather than rushing to sex.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Sexology

What is Sexology about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A science-minded exploration of sex, intimacy, and relationships featuring clinicians, researchers, and educators who translate psychology and medicine into practical guidance. Topics frequently cover desire, consent, kink, neurobiology of arousal, pelvic health, hormonal factors, and relationship dynamics, with guests ranging from sexologists and physicians to therapists and academics. The show stands out for its evidence-based, approachable approach and its willingness to tackle provocative subjects (from perimenopause and libido to BDSM and spirituality) with clear takeaways and actionable tips. This combination of expert insight, clinical context, and candid conversation makes it a strong resource for listeners seeking trustworthy infor... more

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Recent guests on Sexology include:

1. Anna Cordin
2. Jennifer Timmons
3. Maria Sophocles
4. Caroline Hood
5. Liz Tenuto
6. Dr. Laurie Watson
7. Jane Garnett
8. Dr. Fenwa Milhouse

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