In this episode of Kinsey Confidential, I respond to a listener’s question about performing analingus (also called "rim jobs") on and having anal sex with his girlfriend. You can listen to it here and learn more about our WFIU-produced Kinsey Confidential podcasts on the KC web site or NPR web site.
Yikes! Vaginal cuts and tears from sex - especially non-lubricated sex - can hurt. Listen to this Kinsey Confidential podcast listener’s question about discomfort and post-sex bleeding, and my response, here. Check out the Kinsey Confidential or NPR site for more information about our podcasts, which are produced by an amazing team at WFIU at Indiana Univeristy.
In this episode of our Kinsey Confidential podcast series, I respond to a guy who wanted to know whether his brief, 20 second intercourse episode with his girlfriend could put her at risk for pregnancy. Listen here and learn more on our Kinsey Confidential web site or the NPR KC podcast site.
I loved this question from a young woman whose male partner has a short refractory period, giving him the ability to have another erection soon after ejaculation. Listen to my response to her question here. To learn more about our Kinsey Confidential podcasts, check out our KC web site or NPR’s site.
Texas Tech University’s psychology department produces podcasts and a recent podcast was about virginity. Listen to the podcast (which includes clips from an interview with me) here. It was a phone interview, so it turned out a little fuzzy, but they did a very nice job stringing the clips and issues together. This particular group at TTU is doing important work by taking complex issues in the area of psychology and human experience and making podcasts about them.
In this Kinsey Confidential podcast, listen to me answer a question about female masturbation. You can learn more about Kinsey Confidential on our web site.
Whew! It’s been a busy few weeks and I apologize for not blogging more often. There has been quite a lot going on! I have had tons of flowers blooming, which has been a very good thing for me. I love warm weather and flowers and I really think spring is ready to burst onto the scene full time.
I’ve also had quite a lot going on in terms of work. We recently completed a study related to lubricants and are getting ready to embark on another study related to sexual enhancement. On Monday, I guest lectured in a Women’s Health class and taped another ten Kinsey Confidential podcasts. By the way, it turns out that we have had tens of thousands of downloads of our Kinsey Confidential podcasts so please do keep spreading the word and letting your friends and family know that they can use these to learn about sex. I’ve also been working on a feature story (yes, related to sex) for a popular magazine and will be excited when that comes out (I think this summer).
Tomorrow I am off to Vegas to join some friends and colleagues and talk about sex toys, then it is off to Chicago for a truly fabulous evening at Victory Gardens where I will be taking part in the Literally Sexy event, and finally on to Rome where I will be giving a talk about sexual problems following cancer treatment at the European Federation of Sexology conference. And yes, I will be wired and working and even blogging throughout this time.
There have been other things going on too and I can’t wait to share them with you another day. In the mean time, I hope you’ll enjoy this picture of my crocuses as they started to bloom a couple of weeks ago. (I know, I’m such a dork). Please keep reading and writing and thinking about sex - and let me know if there are any topics you’d like me to cover. I’m all ears!
Yes, we really did get this question. Check out one of our latest Kinsey Confidential podcasts, hosted by yours truly, here.
Oh, the conundrums of modern society. To wax or not to wax? What about health issues? Listen to my response to a question about this very topic of whether one can get chlamydia from a bikini wax on this recent Kinsey Confidential podcast.