Sex+ Radio

Two points of further discussion on previous shows’ topics: how ought we go about complimenting people? And is condemning Fifty Shades going too far?

Drawing from a recent local workshop on bystander intervention, Berkley explores situations in which it might be necessary as well as how exactly to go about it.

The film adaptation of Fifty Shades of Grey comes out this week to much buzz. But what does it say about consent and relationships? Does it represent healthy BDSM play or could it do some damage? I’m sorry to say it’s mostly the latter…

USSU Women’s Centre and Pride Centre Coordinators Dylan and Craig guest on the show this week to talk about the events of the upcoming Sex Week at the University of Saskatchewan. (Berkley’s note: It’s going to be totally rad)

Drawing from this Everyday Feminist post, Berkley takes a look at what it means to be an ally of a cause and how we can best support those we’re aiming to help.

Blog comments by MIT professor Scott Aaronson set off an internet firestorm about what it means to be a nerd and a feminist today. Can there be privilege within privilege?

Early December saw the discovery of a misogynistic Facebook group within Dalhousie’s senior dental class. How has Dalhousie responded and, moreover, how has the public taken to this response? Tune in to find out.

Joined by special guest Nicole, Berkley takes a look at Kayleigh Trace’s 2014 sex-positive book “Hot, Wet, & Shaking: How I Learned to Talk About Sex.” It is a good book!

Abortion continues to be a contentious issue in our world, but can we find common ground on the right to each individual’s personal agency?

With reference to Feminist Frequency’s latest video, “25 Invisible Benefits of Gaming While Male,” as well as Barry Deutsch’s “The Male Privilege Checklist“, Berkley looks at many of the insidious ways privilege can creep into and affect our lives.

Sex is a pretty prominent theme in our world, but what about those for which it holds no appeal whatsoever? On this episode: asexuality, aromanticism, and everything in between.

Gender and sexual orientation options online, some fairly unsurprising new findings concerning HPV infection, and Time Magazine’s irritation with feminism.

What’s this about soft tampons? And are condoms and birth control really as simple as they seem? All this and more on this week’s episode of Sex+.

The fundamentals of consent extend beyond our bedroom interactions. How do they apply to partnered physical activity? How do they affect our day-to-day lives?

Sunday night saw the dismissal of popular CBC radio host Jian Ghomeshi, calling for some heavy discussion around kink, consent, and communication.