Sex+ Radio

What do you do if you’re monogamous and your partner is not? Or vice versa? Some thoughts and reflections by way of morethantwo.com.

Special guest Nicole sheds some light on the importance of and inner workings of sexual assault support lines.

From the same fellow who brought you several explorations of pick-up artist culture and technique comes a far more sober tale of his checking into therapy for sex addiction. A long and illuminating journey ensues, one which Berkley thought was worth partially recounting.

With the rise in social and cultural sensitivity, how can we make sure that we’re being respectful but at the same time realistic? Berkley is joined by Brette to unpack this contentious and difficult topic.

The recent Netflix debut of Marvel’s Jessica Jones presents a pretty progressive and well-grounded reflection of abusive relationships in the modern world. But it’s not perfect.

In the wake of recent allegations by porn performer Stoya against her ex-boyfriend and scene partner James Deen for sexual assault, let’s talk about sex workers’ human rights.

Unrecognized, unappreciated, but undeniable. Emotional work is work and it’s time we started acknowledging that.

Our worldview informs our choice of language, and our choice of language informs our worldview. How can we be mindful of the words we use to ensure they’re not inadvertently harming anyone?

Berkley is joined in the studio by Penicillin Penny, Sadie Sugarbottom, Lola D’Moan, and Pina Colada, all burlesque performers and thorough enthusiasts. You can figure out the rest.

Drawing from 20 Things They’ll Never Tell You About Being a Sex Worker and So You’ve Met a Hooker…, Berkley attempts to open up the conversation around sex work and the assumptions we make.

Objectifying Justin Trudeau, #GiveYourMoneyToWomen, and gaffes in addressing online harassment. It’s been a big week.

Aziz Ansari and Eric Klinenberg’s research-based dating manual, Modern Romance, is a lot of fun and rather on-point with what is has to say about sex, love, and dating in today’s world. So let’s check it out.

“But how does that actually work? Like in real life?” Drawing heavily from this article, Berkley highlights how ensuring consent doesn’t have to be at all unsexy.

Can we establish a baseline of human decency and respect? What does it mean when people expect special recognition and treatment for demonstrating such? Well, I’ll tell you, but it ain’t pretty.

In CFCR’s second week of yearly public fundraising, Berkley examines the hashtag #MasculinitySoFragile: what it represents and why some are so up in arms about it.