This radio show is designed to educate the audience to the diversity of sexuality. Each Thursday at 8:30 pm. (MT) I interview guest “Sexperts” to share their experiences and perspectives of topical issues.
This is me with Meg Hickling, the now retired sexual health educator and author of several books including Boys, Girls & Body Science: A First Book About Facts of Life and The New Speaking of Sex: What Your Children Need to Know and When They Need to Know It.
As a sexual health educator, meeting Meg was a bonus to my visit to The Museum of Vancouver’s Sex Talk in the City exhibit. If you are planning a visit to Vancouver Canada, the multifaceted exhibition is showing until September 2nd, 2013.
You can read my blog to see how I support parents to raise sexually intelligent kids and follow me on twitter @marniegold
- submitted online via Tumblr
“I teach writers how to write sex scenes for the young adult market in a respectful, responsible, honest way.” - (submitted online)
“I deliver comprehensive sexual health and relationships education to youth workers and disability workers using a sexological sex positive approach. I work as a sexual health counsellor and promote sex and sexuality in many ways. I support people with an intellectual disability to engage and enjoy their sexual being. I blog in many environments and keep a facebook page which you can see here. This photo is of me running a sexuality workshop in Cambodia.”
- Lud Allen
“I write a column about sex and relationships to share sex and relationship research with a broader audience.” - Dr. Amy Muise
“This is me giving a talk on low sexual desire to the North Central Chapter of the Florida Psychological Association.”
- Dr. Laurie Mintz, author of A Tired Woman’s Guide to Passionate Sex
Here is the TEDx Bloomington talk I gave about Make Sex Normal when it launched in March 2013. - Debby
“Every semester I am given the opportunity to help make sex normal for a fresh batch of eager, curious and many times, confused undergraduates. I love and respect this responsibility.”
- Dr. Sofia Jawed-Wessel, University of Nebraska
How do you make sex normal? Email a photo & caption to MakeSexNormal@gmail.com or submit online via Tumblr.
As I’ve crossed the country on the Superhero Sex Shop Tour, I’ve been making sex normal wearing my Super Vibe t-shirt complete with the motto “With great power comes great…” Wearing a vibrator on my chest has been a fun way to bring sex toys out of the drawer and into the daylight… and it starts lots of conversations.
-JoEllen Notte - The Redhead Bedhead, an educator and blogger on a mission to use information, communication and humor to save the word from mediocre sex.
How do you make sex normal? Email a photo & caption to MakeSexNormal@gmail.com or submit online via Tumblr.
At Eve’s Garden, we’ve been making sex normal since 1974! Check out some of the super-glam pictures we like to take of our favorite products. As the first erotic boutique for women and couples in NYC, we keep up the tradition by continuing to provide a sex positive, safe space for even the most timid of shoppers who want access to body-safe toys & lubricants, informative literature that is up to date, and helpful staff who want to answer your every question. We’re based in NYC at 119 West 57th Street on the 12th floor of an office building, so we are ultra discreet! Join us for a workshop or two, why dontcha? :)
facebook.com/evesgardenboutique
How do you make sex normal? Email a photo & caption to MakeSexNormal@gmail.com or submit online via Tumblr.
