The Science of Sex
Dr. Zhana & Joe PardavilaA podcast about the ins and outs of the latest research about everyone’s favorite topic hosted by Dr. Zhana and Joe Pardavila.Looking to have your sex questions answered? Send them over to scienceofsexpodcast@gmail.com!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | SportsMedicineFootballHealth & Fitness | ||||
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Horniness (AKA being sexually aroused) is a special state of body and mind. It’s a state during which we are much more likely to make risky decisions, not just about our sexual health, but about other things too. What else can make us forgo condoms, ... more
Sex work is one of the most stigmatized and misunderstood aspects of human sexuality. There are many different types of sex work, including phone sex, camming, stripping, “happy ending” massages, professional domination, and porn, to name a few. But ... more
I’m sure you’ve heard of straight women making out in public with other women in order to attract male attention? It’s a phenomenon called “performative making out” or making out for an audience, and in Episode #57, we invited one of the main researc... more
Every time Dr. Zhana teaches about almost any topic, someone asks a question about squirting, often referred to as female ejaculation. It seems like squirting is having a moment right now, with everyone and their mother wanting to know if all vagina-... more
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- interesting topics with guests having solid qualifications
the male sidekick—the producer perhaps, not a sex researcher—is deeply annoying. His loud shrill voice is bad enough, worse though he has almost nothing of value to say
Apple Podcasts4doug_gxr
United States3 years ago - Love it!
I am a graduate student and I’m listening to this podcast from the beginning. It’s so informative, and being an academic myself, I love when Dr. Zhana corrects Joe’s misconceptions about what certain statistics mean and has things explained in layman’s terms.
Apple Podcasts5gymnasticsgirl1096United States4 years ago - Just thank you!
I love everything about this podcast. I listened to 10 episodes the first day I came across Science of Sex. Thanks for your brilliance and humor!
Apple Podcasts5Morganja360United States5 years ago - absolutely awesome but sometimes judgement
The podcast offers fantastic, scientific findings presented in an engaging way for the general public. These episodes have opened new doors for me and filled a lot of gaps of knowledge. I’ve learned so much valuable information. more
Apple Podcasts4Darth LinaUnited States5 years ago - Delightful and informative
Dr. Zhana and Joe bring a fun, yet informative and interesting, look at currently emmerging sex research. I've binged the podcast, now I'm going to support them on Patreon. You should also.
Apple Podcasts5Joe ZbergerUnited States5 years ago
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