Turn Me On

Bryde is feeling silly and Jeremie dosed today. But they're open to riding the daily rollercoaster that we're all currently experiencing. The hosts connect with their first guest since quarantine. The hosts then chat with Jill, a blind and horny Haligonian, about touch and mental health. They chat about strategies for dating online and using this time and what we've got to connect with each other. Just the tips include audio porn at , YouTube channel "", coffee break sessions, and the instrumental classical album "INSCAPE" by French Canadian pianist Alexandra Stréliski.  Support us on Patreon! Follow us on Instagram - @turnmeonpodcast This episode and more have been transcribed thanks to Thisten:   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jeremie and Bryde connect over the interweb to talk about grooming habits and masturbation during the COVID crisis. Is grief making it impossible for Bryde to get sensual? They answer a brain boner about a complicated poly breakup and discuss what they might possibly want in the whole world if it could be pulled from their butts. Bryde reads a letter from her deceased grandmother. Just the tips include the podcast "Dying for Sex" and some voodoo jungle blues from C.W. Stoneking. Breaking News: Transcripts for episodes of Turn Me On are available through https://thisten.co/event/wmu9l  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jeremie and Bryde talk about horny quarantiners and #SexTiming. Reddit wants to know if you allow your pets to stay in the room while you diddle yourself. Just the tips include a hot facecloth ritual and Childish Gambino’s new album 3.15.20. Recorded in January in LA, the hosts talk to photographer, director, producer and podcaster, Holly Randall. She comes by the porn industry honestly and teaches us some surprising realities of pornographic film sets.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

While the world is swept into isolation, how do we maintain a peaceful home when we’re getting on each other’s nerves, spouting out the same old stories and observations day after day? Bryde and Jeremie chat about, what else? COVID-19. But also Baby Einstein, Foo the Flowerhorn on YouTube, “Everything”, the video game experience, and Sex, Explained on Netflix. Don’t forget to check out the New York Times article by the same name as this episode, written by Jennifer Senior.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bryde and Jeremie are back at it in person! After months apart, the hosts reconnect and dive deep into buttholes. A listener writes in with a brain boner about not feeling anything during sex, with no problem getting off in private entertaining fantasies, not for the faint of heart. The hosts speak with Jessica Clark Graham about radical consent (can we get a HELL YES), bathroom bj's, sex & spirituality, and oh, oh, OH! So much more. This episode is named after Jessica’s book, Good S*X: Getting Off Without Checking Out”. Just The Tips Recommendations include Japanese Whiskey “Suntory Whiskey: Toki”, and singing along to an album you know front to back - like “You Were Here”, by Sarah Harmer. Other references include “The Power”, a novel by Naomi Alderman.        See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bryde's voice coach is the guest on today's episode! The hosts speak with Jamie about speaking from the heart (or Men's work) and how to work with the divine masculine and feminine, even in conflict. "When you're hysterical, it's historical.". References include authors and men's work teachers Robert Bly and David Deida; "King, Warrior, Magician, Lover" by Robert Moore and Doug Gillette, and "Getting the Love You Want: A Guide for Couples" by Harville Hendrix. Jamie Wollrab is an actor, director, writer, producer, and an acting and voice coach based in Los Angeles. Jamie hosts virtual masterclasses in voicework that you can check out on his website - Jamiewollrab.com  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Birthday Bryde!! Homeward, the hosts connect through the distance to address a listeners question that hits close to home. What about mismatched libidos and stress? They talk about the different expressions of intimate love and the effect of stress-specific conjured by sexual matters. Jeremie and Bryde chat with sexologist Eva Clay about her work with couples and single person counselling on the subject of sex. Tantra is a life-changing practice, backed by brain science in its ability to calm the nervous system. Jeremie is overwhelmed by a memory of tantric practice, and Bryde digs deep to find out more about energy centres expanding and contracting. Also, do you know when someone is subtly trying to connect with you with their penis?  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

B+J finally get to reconnect after a long month of Bryde trying to stay sexy in the Mexican wilderness while Jeremie's life is in shambles up in the frozen wet tundra of Halifax. We throw it back to our chat with the hosts of Private Parks Unknown, Courtney and Sofiya, to finish off the best foursome we've had in recent years. They talk about the marriage contract and the poly contract, and the references available for the poly curious, including "Sex at Dawn", Christopher Ryan; "Ethical Slut", Dossie Easton and Janet Hardy; and "More Than Two", Eve Rickert and Franklin Veaux.  Check out Private Parts Unknown on Apple Podcasts and be sure to leave them a rave review! We love these gals and you will too! Support us on Patreon:   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The hosts of Private Parks Unknown, Courtney and Sofiya, met up with Jeremie and Bryde in LA for what turned out to be a big talk about the polyamory journey of the Turn Me On hosts. they talk about the marriage contract and the poly contract, and the references available for the poly curious, including "Sex at Dawn", Christopher Ryan; "Ethical Slut", Dossie Easton and Janet Hardy; and "More Than Two", Eve Rickert and Franklin Veaux. The conversation also picks apart the differences in approaches to sex around the world, and discuss Courtney and Sofiya's upcoming trip to Tokyo. Support us on Patreon:  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nicoletta Heidegger MA, MEd, LMFT, has been a sex educator since she was a kid. Now she's a licensed marriage and family therapist and is working on a dissertation on non-offending minor-attracted persons. Bryde and Jeremie pick her brain about the nuances of the female sexual experience and the orgasm gap. Unofficial just the tips recommendation from Nicoletta: "Becoming Cliterate" by Laurie Mintz. Other references include the true stories of folks having relations with dolphins. For more, check out "Wet Goddess" as well as the story of Margaret Howe Lovatt. **This episode includes subject matter that may be triggering for some, including pedophilia and beastiality.**  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The hosts chat with Annabelle about a year of celibacy, finding one's way through life following their curiosity, and how art featuring a woman's body can be too easily dismissed as a "thirst trap". Annabelle shares a story of shaming from health care providers and the cutest acronym for incredible discomfort (PID). Jeremie applies for the celebrity dating app Raya and Bryde loves the pursuit of full self-expression. Check out Annabelle - @annabelleblythe  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jeremie and Bryde reunite in LA while Bryde's on a multi-month road trip with her boyfriend. They talk about Kaylen Ward's fundraising efforts for the fires in Australia, Jason Derulo's anaconda photo and ponder libido and LAD for couples in response to a brain boner. Just the tips include Netflix's "Sex, Explained" and "The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss. Other honorable mentions include the New York Times article by Alex Williams, "How LSD Saved One Woman's Marriage"; Nicole Hodges' "I Love You, Let's Trip Together" in Double Blind Magazine; and David Deida's "The Way of The Superior Man".  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A three years celibate listener wants to know how to approach getting sexual satisfaction within her long term a-sexual partnership. The hosts chat with Jake of Jake and Jen about mingling with a Jack and Jill at a swingers club in Madrid. Being a rural living swinger has its romantic perks, such as avoiding potential new roommate conversations and keeping the excitement alive for swinger getaways. Together 11 years, Jake and Jen are a young hot couple living "the lifestyle". Just the tips include Blood Rage and leaps of faith.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

THEY ARE BACK! The hosts ring in the new decade by tackling a brain boner about BBW and Gainer fantasies as a make or break of a potential new relationship. Bryde talks THINX and KNIX for period proofing her road trip, and they compare notes about things coming out of your butt while you’re sleeping.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What are the verbs of love that you are best at and what could you work on? Bryde is on an Esther Perel kick (what else is new?) and investigates her own Intimacy Inventory. Just the tips include some good ol' Swedish Death Cleaning and 'Ready or Not'. Guest Laura Kenndey talks to Jeremie and Bryde about her job as a coach for women who are looking for a romantic partner. Laura talks about the 10 principals she uses to help women get aligned with their highest self.  If you like what you hear in this episode and want Laura's personalized support to help you consciously create the love life of your dreams, go ahead and book a FREE Soulmate Attraction Breakthrough Planning Session with her here:   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.