The Nude Attitude Madeline Gregg

In the episode Madeline spoke with Leah Webster, a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor who received her undergrad degree in Psychology from the University of Iowa, and Master's of Science in Couple, Marital, and Family counseling from Portland State University. Leah also has a Sex Therapy Certificate through University of Michigan. She is currently working towards AASECT certification for sex therapy.

They discussed non-monogamy and the different types of relationships that could occur. They also touch on boundaries and resentments in couples new to non-monogamy and ways to understand those emotions.

Leah recommends these books:

Polysecure by Jessica Fern

Opening Up by Tristan Taormino

In this episode Madeline spoke with Mykul Valentine, a male entertainer who holds pageant titles such as Mr. EOY 2011, Mr. Continental 2016, Mr. Renaissance 2018, and Newly crowned Mr. Dream States All American Gent 2021. He is also five time world Champion Cheerleader, two time NCA national cheerleading champion, and one time UCA national cheerleading champion.

They discuss Mykul’s journey becoming a male entertainer and the performance aspects associated to being on stage. Madeline and Mykul also speak about pageants, the culture around them, and the pressure of holding a title.

In this episode Madeline spoke with Nicki Wildflower; sex, love, and relationship coach. They focused on the differences there are between sex with cis gender men and cis gender women. They speak about mindset while having sex, the connection, and the arousal time to achieve an enjoyable orgasm. Nicki and Madeline also dive into their own experiences in sex with different genders.

Nicki’s book recommendation:
Come As You Are by: Emily Nagoski

Madeline Gregg dives into where the podcast originated, and her experiences with sexuality and body positivity. She gives hints on what future episodes will hold, and her hopes for the brand.

Madeline talks with Kruti Desai, a sex and relationship coach whose parents are from India. They dive into Kruti's experiences growing up in a conservative East-Indian household, and how that impacted her views on the world. Topics include sex, relationships, and dating after divorce.

In this episode, Madeline speaks with Remy, a cisgender man about his medical trauma and how he has overcome that to accept what his body throws at him.