In June, Sean and I decided to live apart for one month. I moved into an airbnb and we lived separately, only seeing one another twice per week. Sean and I talk about our feelings about our time living apart, as well as a few other tangents. It's tough to keep ourselves on topic. ;)

Come on this unedited journey with me. I discuss my relationship with control, how drugs brought my fears up and how I process big emotions during quarantine (and always). 

Christine and I ramble on about what our lives are looking like in the wake of self-isolation. We talk mental health, libido, partner stuff, open relationships and lots of other meanderings. This is the kind of content you get when I talk to my friends. 🤷 Christine Wild is a passionate writer, on paper and in life. She’s a world-travelled, fiercely independent woman who doesn’t let much get in her way. Wild was born and raised in Geneva, Switzerland. She attended the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC, where she obtained a BA in International Relations. Since graduating, Christine has been up to all kinds of things... You can find all the juicy details in her memoir Just Bad Timing (Wild & Other Words, 2018)! Since 2018, Wild has split her time between the South of France, the Balkans and Vancouver, BC, where she currently resides. She is also the host of Running Wild With Christine, a podcast about sex, success and other slippery rabbit holes. You can find her @christinewild_ on the socials, and all other links at justbadtiming.com. Donate to protection against Domestic Violence: https://www.bwss.org/ Purchase my course Go F**k Yourself: https://www.jenniferdoanconsulting.com/products/go-fk-yourself Buy Christine's book: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/2970123002/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_ep_dp_wVNNAb6FKWE4X

My unfiltered ramblings on my own anxiety and how I've been coping during this insanity. Stay safe happy and filled with orgasms, my friends. <3

“50 Plus A Tip” podcast host, Dani Nadeau is a sarcastic, straightforward, sex-positive feminist who’s never one to hold back. Dani lives her life by two philosophies 1) it’s better to have a life of ‘oh well’s than ‘what if’s and 2) be unapologetically you. Her years of experience as a sex worker have given her a passion and drive to do what she can to eliminate the incorrect stigma that currently surrounds sex work.  This week I talk to Dani about everything you've wanted to know about sex work and why someone would choose to be a sex worker. We cover the legalities, lifestyle and how we can support sex workers and become good allies.  Connect with Dani below and check out her podcast “50 Plus A Tip”  Instagram: @dan_nad or @50plusatip Email: [email protected]

Lilia is an artist and menstrual equity activist located in Washington DC. She first became interested in the topic of menstruation after years of frustration with her own period. Now she strives to create an open dialogue around the topic.  In this episode, we answer all the questions sent in by listeners as well as talk about menstrual inequality and fighting to end the tampon tax. We discuss how to create a better relationship with our periods and how to create conversation around menstruation so all people are more informed and feel less fear & shame around the topic, regardless if they bleed or not. Menstrual Cup Quiz: https://putacupinit.com Connect with Lilia: https://www.instagram.com/lilia_gestson/ https://www.liliagestson.com/ https://paintmeredblog.weebly.com/

Trigger Warning: This episode touches on childhood sexual trauma. Carvell Wallace is a New York Times bestselling author, podcaster memoirist, and a regular contributor to the New York Times Magazine. He was the parenting advice columnist for Slate Magazine and was a columnist at MTV News and has written for Pitchfork, GQ, Esquire, Glamour, ESPN and many others.  In this episode, Carvell opens up about his experience with childhood trauma and his long complicated relationship with his own sexuality. We discuss how he went from using sex as a barometer for success to connecting with intimacy and learning to see sex in a whole new light.

In this episode, I talk to sex & relationship coach (and friend), Jordan Gray, about what makes amazing sex. Since I've known Jordan for 19 years, this episode was a lot of fun to record. We boil it down to the concepts of Presence, Abandon and Connection and deep dive into what each of those mean and what you can do to bring them into the bedroom.  Come get a little silly with us!

In this episode I talk to Halena Seiferling who has her Masters in Public Policy and is currently working with a non-profit organization aiming to end working poverty. Halena is also a choreographer and instructor for Heels Dance.  We discuss body shame and using dance to overcome it, women in government, politics and everything in between.

In this episode I talk to Sarah Wilson, a teacher, LGBTQ2SIA+ supporter and communication nerd. We discussed tips and strategies for communicating in relationships, as well as how to support the people you love who may have experienced trauma or who are discovering their identity for the first time. Resources: Identity https://outsidetheboxcounselling.ca/lgbtq-youth/  https://www.ambitgenderdiversity.com/resources/ https://www.ambitgenderdiversity.com/two-spirit/ http://www.phsa.ca/transcarebc/ Trauma https://amzn.to/2YTrxdJ https://amzn.to/2KAAvDQ Conflict Resolution/Intimacy   https://instagram.com/tanillegeib?igshid=1usw5ehl091eg