Sex is Fun Podcast: hosted by Laura Rad, Gay Rick, and Coochie!
Dedicated to the rational discussion of human sexuality from the approach of fun, enjoyment and pleasure. Each episode features a different topic that will discuss how to maximize sexual enjoyment while avoiding all the dangers of sex.
Our super smart guest Maggie Koerth-Baker, science editor for BoingBoing.net talks about the science of animals having sex with animals. Learn what studying animal sex can and can't tell us about our own sex lives. Find out what job Laura Rad dreams of having. The crew is horrified by duck dicks. All this and more!
Want to hear more about threesomes? In this second episode of the three-part series on threesomes, Laura Rad, Gay Rick, and Coochie continue their live show, recorded at The Smitten Kitten. In this episode they continue to discuss different tactics for telling people you’d like to get it on with them, after care for all parties involved, and red flags to watch out for.
Have you ever wondered what Gay Rick, Laura Rad, and Coochie have to say about threesomes? Tune in to the first of this three-part series, recorded live at The Smitten Kitten. The crew discusses how to find people with whom to share a threesome, where you might find those sexy friends, how to determine what type of threesome in which to engage, and some tips on how to ask them.
Are you looking for that perfect gift for the holiday season? Listen in as we recommend our favorite sexy items of 2011.Are you looking for that perfect gift for the holiday season? Listen in as we recommend our favorite sexy items of 2011.
Can breasts serve a practical function while maintaining sex appeal? Coochie leads the crew in this show about breastfeeding, sexy boobie time and our culture’s fear of moms as sexual beings. Laura Rad talks about scaring the SiF crew with her mama boobs. Rick talks about how he loves to watch the ladies soap up their breasticles. The crew attempts to save American culture by injecting some sex positivity into our feelings about sexy, breastfeeding mamas.
Back by popular demand, Sex is Fun! will be recording another show at The Smitten Kitten and everyone is invited! Meet Laura Rad, Gay Rick, and Coochie, listen to them discuss the always exciting topic of threesomes, and throw out your comments for the recorded show.
Do you love your vagina? Gay Rick leads a discussion on this very thing! Is the world turning upside-down?!? The gang discusses Tyra Banks' reaction to a question from Buck Angel. Laura Rad talks about the fights she has with her vagina. Coochie is confused by people who don't like their vaginas. Gay Rick shows just how much of an optimist he can be, sounding like he's ready to hug a vagina right after he hugs a tree. The gang recommends some vaginal reading for everyone: Sex For One by Betty Dodson, and The V Book: A Doctor’s Guide to Complete Vulvovaginal Health by Elizabeth G. Stewart and Paula Spencer.
Are you trying too hard or playing hard to get? The gang strikes up a conversation on dating, addressing this question and more!
Laura Rad shares a story of a date proposal gone wrong. Coochie recounts her dating adventures. Gay Rick insists that you stop being creepy. The gang talks about online profiles and the advantages and disadvantages of disclosing every little thing you do during the day.
Back by popular demand, Sex is Fun! will be recording another show at The Smitten Kitten and everyone is invited! Meet Laura Rad, Gay Rick, and Coochie, listen to them discuss the always exciting topic of threesomes, and throw out your comments for the recorded show.
Creating Sex Education that Improves Quality of Life
Hi there, I'm Kidder Kaper. I'm an author, podcaster, sex educator, blogger, yada, yada, and I think it is time that we radically change our approach to the way we view and deliver sex education. Traditionally, sex education has taken either a left or right turn down a two forked road. The left road usually concerns itself with medically accurate facts often abandoning the emotional components of sex to be experienced without guidance by its audience. The road on the right is often an single lane highway littered with lies, guided by morality toward an end goal of complete and total abstinence. Though I tend to choose the left road when given only two options, I find myself wondering what we want sex education to be and how we intend for it to improve the lives of its students.
It seems to me that both medically accurate and abstinence only sex education methods, as they are currently delivered, ignores many facets of the human experience that make sex a life-long pleasure that can be experienced safely with proper preparation and guidance. If the goal of education isn't designed to make life better for those that receive it in as many ways as possible, then why do it at all? Why is sex treated as though it were toxic?
Sexual shame is everywhere. It is easy to blame religion for starting this as religion is largely at fault, but now sex negativity is just as likely to come from secular sources as it is from religious wackadoos. The difference between the church is that it kept sex shameful and in the closet, but the secular media made it publish and used sex as a way to pass judgment on our neighbors, vilify hypocritical religious leaders, and even impeach presidents. Not all of this is bad. In fact, pulling sex out of the closet for public consumption is often quite healthy. While, I enjoy reading about an anti-gay reverend caught choking on cock at a highway rest stop as much as the next person, negating the entire career of a teacher simply because her boyfriend snapped a shot of her tits twenty years ago is completely insane.
We, as a people, handle sexual issues with a large degree of insanity. On one hand we vilify the harmless private sexual activities of consenting adults, yet continue to pay patronage and tithings to a church that has been caught red-handed protecting dangerous pedophiles. Sexually transmitted diseases and teen pregnancies continue to increase in number as sexual education continues to exclude information about contraceptives and even the basic understanding of the human sexual condition. We're arresting teenagers as child pornographers for sending pictures of their bodies to other teenagers. We're actually criminalizing consensual teenage sexual experimentation and willing to brand them with a scarlet letter for life that puts them in the very same camp as child molesters. There is even a district attorney that promises to prosecute any teacher who dares to teach their students about contraceptives. Sex education isn't just a matter of debate any longer, it is now a crime.
In my humble opinion it is long since time to start at square one and build sexual education materials that significantly improve the lives of the people that receive it. For fans of O.W.L. (Our Whole Lives) as offered by the Unitarian Universalists, get ready because we're gonna take what they've started and make it a Technicolor adventure that's never been attempted in the past. This is the Kaper Method and to compare it to O.W.L. would be like comparing the OmniTheater to a nickelodeon.
Sex education materials that follow the Kaper Method must adhere to the following criteria:
Write the Author: Kidder Kaper
Rick slams science into the crew's sex lives with a study about relationship satisfaction in monogamous and non-monogamous gay male couples. The crew breaks down all the science-y talk into information that is applicable to your relationship whether gay or straight, mono or super duper slutty. Does science think you're wrong for spreading the love around? Who had the most and least relationship satisfaction according to this study? Rick, Laura Rad, and Coochie answer all these questions and more!
