Stereo-Typed

Malebranche joined Camille to discuss the roots, history and reality of the Gorean Lifestyle and philosophy.This is a joint episode - Stereo-Typed #31 & Fetish Philes #4

Non-sexual touch is a human need. Many people are starved for touch and affection. If you don't have food in your cupboard, you go to a restaurant, right? Well, why not hire a professional for your cuddling needs?Tonight, we talk to Adam Lippin, Co-Founder and CEO of Cuddlist.comFor more details, visit http://www.stereo-typed.com/episode30/Support Stereo-Typed by becoming a member of the Sugar Daddy Collective http://www.patreon.com/stereotyped/

AuntieSocial and her hubby are celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. It hasn't always been wedded bliss, especially when it comes to their sex lives together. In this episode, she recounts some of her past interviews, looks at some research (there is always research), and shares her personal experiences (there is a lot of sharing) with overcoming sexual incompatibility. Having mismatched sex drives and desires need not be the end of a long-term relationship. Links to the articles, studies, and full episodes can be found at http://www.stereo-typed.com/episode29/

"MrRedWing" joins Camille to talk about one of his loves, menophilia. This is the love of menstrual blood and is still an activity that is quite taboo in our culture (and many cultures around the world). In fact, some religions don't just consider menstruation as dirty, but they believe that the woman herself is dirty and in need of ritual cleansing after her period.For more information about menophilia and the roots of this taboo, visit http://www.stereo-typed.com/episode28/ or http://www.stereo-typed.com/fetish3/

Dr David Ley joins Camille to discuss Consensual or Conemporary Cuckoldry. Our conversation goes into his research into this nonmonogamous subculture, as detailed in his 2009 book, Insatiable Wives.We also discuss sexual shame and his YouTube series #NoMoreSexualShame, which shares a goal with Stereo-Typed, to reduce the stigma surrounding sexuality.The Internet Deities, Trump, or possibly Russia didn't want us talking about these topics, so we kept having connectivity issues. Fortunately, I was able to pull the conversation together anyways! My apologies to those who downloaded the episode before I could replace it.For more details about Dr Ley, the topic, and a link to the YouTube series, please visit http://www.stereo-typed.com/episode27/

Simon Dubé, a master candidate at Concordia University and the lead investigator of a BDSM study in Dr James G. Pfaus's lab, joins Camille to discuss his research, how to participate and why we (society) need to be studying sexuality and sexual preferences.For more details and how you can participate, visit http://www.stereo-typed.com/episode26/

BearsPixie joins me to discuss her joy of CBT - Cock and Ball Torture.As with all things kink and sexual, our experiences are very personal. This episode introduces us to CBT through Pixie's experiences. Your mileage may vary.If you would like to share your experiences with a fetish or other "love" (philia), be it kink, sexual, or otherwise, please contact me at auntiesocial@stereo-typed.com and we can discuss your interest.This episode is also available on the show's webpage at the following links:http://www.stereo-typed.com/episode25/http://www.stereo-typed.com/fetish2/

Nick Harding (PhD Candidate at University of Southampton) joins Camille to discuss his doctoral thesis project, What's wrong with sexual monogamy? For many people, the answer is "a lot".For more details​, links to relevant resources and a more comprehensive bio of Nick, please visit http://www.stereo-typed.com/episode24/Support Stereo-Typed at http://www.patreon.com/stereotyped/

Dr Courtney Plante, of the International Anthropomorphic Research Project joins me to talk about Furry Fandom.Get more details about the topic/episode, as well as links to the IARP ay http://www.stereo-typed.com/episode23

For the inaugural episode of The Fetish Philes, Camille Beaujolie is joined by the host of fellow TPOK Radio podcast, Paige from The Pageist. We are talking about Pageism, a non-sexual, service-oriented power exchange dynamic based on Victorian times.For more information about The Pageist, visit www.thepageist.com. For the full promo for this episode, including links, visit http://www.tpok.network/podcast/fp-1/

April is STD Awareness month. Jenelle Marie Pierce, founder of The STD Project, joins Camille to discuss STDs, STIs, stigma and stereotypes. http://www.thestdproject.com/For more information on the episode and to enter the contest to win your own stuffed gonorrhoea microbe, visit http://www.stereo-typed.com/episode21/.

Don Wright, Founder and Executive Director of BC Society for Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse, joined me to discuss some of the misconceptions surrounding sexual abuse of boys and men, including some of the causes of shame, confusion and guilt that may prevent someone from reporting their assault or seeking help. We also discussed the scarcity of programs that are dedicated to male survivors.For more information, as well as links to the BCSMSSA website, visit http://www.stereo-typed.com/episode20/

Ethicist Brian D. Earp joins us to talk about the medicalization of love - love drugs, as well as anti-love drugs. Is it possible? If so, should we?For more information about the topic and guest, please visit http://www.stereo-typed.com/episode19/

Is romantic love a biological function brought on by millennia of evolutionary change? Or, is it a product of social construction? Maybe it is a bit of both? Carrie Jenkins, philosopher and professor at UBC will be joining AuntieSocial to have a metaphysical discussion about just what this romantic love thing is … and what it could be.For more information about Carrie Jenkins and the topic of Episode 18, visit http://www.stereo-typed.com/episode18/

Sex and depression are two taboo subjects. We need to talk about them, especially where they intersect.Depression affects many of us. And, it could affect our sex lives in a variety of ways. If you have "sexual side effects" due to depression, know that you are not alone.JoEllen Notte joins me to talk about her research into sex and depression. You can read more about her, including her writings about this topic on her award winning website, http://www.redheadbedhead.com/For more information about this topic and JoEllen Notte, please visit http://www.stereo-typed.com/episode17/