Sex+ Radio

In response to a listener comment, Berkley explores anti-feminist ideology and describes the reasons why he continues to identify strongly with feminism.

With summer coming to an end, it was high time for a refresher course in sexual health and safety. Thus, this episode.

Having thoroughly enjoyed “The Healthy Sex Talk: Teaching Kids Consent, Ages 1-21” from The Good Men Project, Berkley explicates upon their thoughtful and thorough list of guidelines.

This week, Berkley looks at a few recent news items centering on the idea of inclusivity. Why do we (individually/culturally/systematically) shame and deride already-marginalized groups? What good does that do anyone?

Join Berkley and special guest Nicole for a roving discussion of relationships of all shapes and sizes. Highs and lows, negotiations and introspection; it’s all so very necessary regardless of your perfect fit.

A number of recent online postings remind us that our rape culture is still alive and thriving. It’s high time we brought an end to these destructive patterns of thought and behaviour.

Divisive posters have been popping up around Saskatoon that challenge feminism and the place of men in society. Berkley looks into the underlying ideology and tries to find a better way through.

In an interview with Patty Marks, CEO of the erotic fiction publisher Ellora’s Cave, a curious discussion arises about how to best equip our children for their development into sexual adults and ensure a good foundation for exploration of fantasy and sexuality.

Recently, a number of bills were passed in Russia that greatly infringe on the rights of LGBT individuals. Learn what’s going on, where it’s coming from, and what we all over the world can do about it.

The reproductive rights hero of the week is, without a doubt, Texas senator Wendy Lewis, whose 11-hour filibuster brought down an impending anti-abortion bill. Is this the only way forward within a democracy? Are our representatives truly representative of the people they serve?

Taking a look at an editorial response to pride festivities and a few other contrary perspectives, Berkley considers the state of the world as it pertains to sexual freedom and the danger of our cultural regression.

Reviewing Lisa Rogers’ 2008 documentary “The Perfect Vagina,” Berkley touches on the topics of cosmetic genital surgery, body dysmorphia, and what needs to change in our society.

Reviewing the second of Lawrence Barraclough’s documentaries on the penis, “My Penis and Everyone Else’s,” Berkley attempts to address issues of insecurity and limited communication in our culture.

Reviewing Lawrence Barraclough’s 2005 documentary “My Penis and I,” Berkley addresses some of the cultural pressures and insecurities that often surround penis size.

Noticing a slight change in his favourite brand of condoms, Berkley is impelled to review some oft-overlooked tips when it comes to safer sex.