Esther Perel is one of the most fascinating thinkers today on issues of desire, sex, and relationships. As an author and psychotherapist, she helps therapy patients (and the general public) understand the complexities of love and desire with provocative questions. How do you turn yourself on? How do you balance your need for safety and security, and on the other hand, your need for adventure and novelty? Can you want what you already have? As the author of the iconic “Mating In Captivity” and another bestseller, “The State of Affairs,” Esther is reshaping society’s views of sexuality and eroticism -- and arguably, healing them. In today’s episode, we talk about the difference between sexual and emotional needs, how you can calibrate your expectations of marriage, and why people in happy relationships still cheat. We also discuss her new game “Where Should We Begin,” answer a listener’s question about how to handle anxiety in relationships, and her number one piece of advice for having better sex. For more Esther Perel, visit  Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep this show FREE: ,&nbsp; Show Notes:  For even more sex advice, tips, and tricks visit

Turn Yourself On w/ Esther Perel

On today’s throwback show, I’m joined by Sal, Adam, and Justin from the Mind Pump health and wellness show. We discuss how your mindset can get you into the best shape, common misconceptions about fitness training and testosterone, ways to naturally boost your libido, and the difference between self-image and body image. Plus, we explore how your physical health impacts your sex life, and the guys dive into the fascinating relationship between libido and physical activity. Trust me when I say the bedroom and the weight room are more connected than you think! &nbsp; I also answer your questions about how to confidently have sex on top, what it means if you feel physically “off” after masturbating and why we should send some love to an often-overlooked erogenous zone.&nbsp; For more Mind Pump, visit:  New Book      For more information about or to purchase the products mentioned in this podcast, click below:   For even more sex advice, tips, and tricks visit

Best Of: Sexually Fit w/ Mind Pump

Are you suddenly feeling a little...kinkier? According to my guest, social psychologist, and Kinsey Institute researcher Justin Lehmiller, a lot of us are ready to sex-periment right now. Justin shares fascinating sex research from the COVID era, the sex communication practices heterosexual individuals can learn from the LGBTQ+ community, and how to make casual sex better for women. (Spoiler alert: emphasize her pleasure.) We also unpack the Kinsey Scale and why sexuality is so freaking fluid, why threesomes are such a popular fantasy, and what our porn preferences reveal (and don’t reveal) about us. Finally, we talk about sex education as it’s practiced in The Netherlands, and give you some incredibly useful tools for talking to your kids about sex (because it’s really important!). Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep this show FREE: ,  ,&nbsp;,&nbsp; For more information about Dr. Justin Lehmiller, click below:    For even more sex advice, tips, and tricks visit

Kink & Casual Sex w/ Justin Lehmiller

So you want sex on the daily, but as for your partner? Not really. Not to worry! Today’s hotline calls episode takes a look at mismatched sex drives, and what might actually be behind them. We’re also diving into penis size, pleasure, and communication. There are so many ways to enjoy a penis - but first, ya gotta talk about what you BOTH want. We’re also tackling a case of sexsomnia (aka having sex in your sleep), and how to make eye contact during sex (when you’re awake). If you’d like to ask me a question, you can call me anytime and leave a voicemail: 559-TALK-SEX (559-825-5739). Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep this show FREE:    Show Notes:Episode:  Find an EMDR therapist:  For even more sex advice, tips, and tricks visit

Hotline Calls: Micropenis, Deal Breakers & Sexsomnia

Attention: the orgasm has left the building. What does it mean when you can orgasm with one partner, but not another? Or when you can squirt, but not climax? How do we create those delicious sensations, without getting too up in our head about it? On today’s Hotline Calls show, we’re talking all about orgasm and how to unlock it. I answer your questions on how to orgasm for the first time (at any age), what to do when you’re unable to orgasm with a new partner, how overall health affects your ability to climax, and how to create masturbation routines that support the orgasms you deserve. Have a question of your own? You can call me anytime and leave a voicemail: 559-TALK-SEX (559-825-5739). Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep this show FREE:    Show Notes:  Episode:   Episode:   is great for exploration.  for a couples toy  for internal and external pleasure  &nbsp; For even more sex advice, tips, and tricks visit

Where Did My Orgasm Go?

Most of us think of arousal and desire as spontaneous, even a little mysterious. But on today’s show, I’m joined by the incredible Pamela Madsen, founder of Back to the Body, and sex &amp; intimacy coach Court Vox, who myth-bust that assumption entirely. When you’re ready to go from erotically numb to erotically alive, they know exactly how to get the sexual energy going again. In this episode, they talk about low libido (and its likely culprit: high boredom), how to create a new relationship with your body, and how the right touch can unleash both deep desire...and deep healing. Pamela and Court also talk to us about their retreats (two words: pleasure demos), plus: we answer your questions! We talk to you about how to feel more confident in the bedroom, whether it’s ok to pleasure a partner when you yourself never orgasm, and how to have your best curvy girl sex. Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep this show FREE:      For more information about Pamela Madsen, MS, CSB, visit:  For even more sex advice, tips, and tricks visit

Arousal & Erotic Energy w/ Pamela Madsen & Court Vox

On today’s show, it’s all about finding answers to your trickiest questions and unleashing your full pleasure potential. How do you orgasm when you don’t know how? Or have sex for the first time, when you’re a virgin? How do you ease into an open relationship or threesome? How do you find balance in your masturbation routine? Whether you’re too dry (and it’s puzzling your partner), or too wet (and it’s puzzling both of you) I help you figure out solutions to overcome your biggest sexual challenges. Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep this show FREE: , ,&nbsp;,  Show Notes:    Article:  Audio Erotica:  and  Book:  Episode:   For even more sex advice, tips, and tricks visit

Don’t Google This, Ask Emily

Comedians are paid to be funny, but on today’s throwback show, four of my four guests are getting real about sex - while, of course, being hilarious. Dean McDermott talks chemistry, porn versus Fleshlights, and how he and wife Tori Spelling keep things sexy with five (five!) kids. Nicky Paris is trying to bring down his walls around intimacy, and avoid having his head pushed down for oral. I applaud both. Margaret Cho deems herself a lifelong submissive, and talks about the contours of sexuality and BDSM, all while being bisexual and radically open to different ages. Finally, Adam Ferrara joins me to discuss negative self-talk, effective tools he uses in his marriage, and helps me answer your calls on everything from sexual compatibility to bedroom communication. Come for the laughs, stay for the sex. Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep this show FREE:      For more information about Dean McDermott, visit:   For more information about Nicky Paris, visit:    For more information about Margaret Cho, visit:     For more information about Adam Ferrara, click below:    &nbsp; For even more sex advice, tips, and tricks visit

Sex w/ Comedians

Dr. Emily Morse shares her expertise on sex, relationships and everything in between! Submit your questions to Emily at . For more sexy fun, including blogs, photos, videos or to stream this show, visit .

Introducing Sex w/ Emily

No one goes to relationship school, so Dr. John &amp; Julie Gottman created the Gottman Institute to find out what makes relationships work. As today’s guests (and partners for over 30 years), the Gottmans talk about their iconic research, including the myth of compatibility, the four behaviors that tank a relationship, and what is UP with pheromones and attraction. Yep: we’re talking t-shirt smell test. We’re also taking a research-based approach to conflict, and finding out how curiosity and conversation can help you navigate it. Finally, we discuss the Gottmans’ book Eight Dates: Essential Conversations for a Lifetime of Love and take your Instagram questions about vulnerability, attraction, and how to stay sexually connected -- even when you’re exhausted. Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep this show FREE: &nbsp;     For more information about Drs John and Julie Gottman , visit:  Show Notes: Book:  App:  For even more sex advice, tips, and tricks visit

The Gottmans on Compatability, Conflict & Conversation

What if I told you that the best sex of your life was on the other side of your fear? We all have them - fear of rejection, fear of asking for what you want, fear of commitment, and fear of being our authentic selves. Today, we discuss the most common roadblocks to more pleasure and how to let them go once and for all. I take calls and answer questions about taking too long to orgasm, period sex, sexual triggers, and performance anxiety in the bedroom. I help you recognize and release what’s holding you back. Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep this show FREE: , , ,  For even more sex advice, tips, and tricks visit

Will I Ever Stop Thinking About My Ex?

Sex with Emily featuring Dr. Emily Morse - a show about sex, relationships, and everything in between.

Will I Ever Stop Thinking About My Ex?

Sex With Emily