62 episodios
What Is Sex? Isy Abraham-Raveson and Rebecca Klein
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- Salud y forma física
What is Sex? is a new podcast hosted by YES! co-founders Rebecca Klein and Isy Abraham-Raveson. Each episode features one anonymous question submitted by a kid in our sex ed classes. With the help of special guests, Rebecca and Isy discuss their own experiences with these questions and explore how to address these topics with the young people in your lives. YES! is a nonprofit that provides intersectional, sex-positive sexuality education to people of all ages. Learn more about YES! at our website: https://yourempoweredsexuality.org/ Contact us with questions you've been asked by kids about sexuality and bodies at contact@yestoconsent.org! SUPPORT OUR WORK HERE: https://www.patreon.com/yestoconsent
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S6:E8 - Is jerking off good for the male
Content warning: discussion of the HBO documentary Quiet on Set, which references childhood sexual abuse. There will be a warning in the podcast before the discussion starts, and it is over at 11:17.
Rebecca and Isy discuss their relationships to masturbation as young people and now. The conversation covers masturbation myths, gendered expectations, their feelings about the word masturbate, and so much more.
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S6:E7 - What is asexuality?
Rebecca and Isy are joined by asexuality educator Aubri Lancaster (@acesexeducation) to explore what asexuality means, the difference between attraction and desire, the difference between romantic and platonic love, the socially constructed nature of language, and whether we are attracted to ourselves! (And so much more...)
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S6:E6 - Is it bad to feel guilty when you eat a lot?
Rebecca and Isy discuss diet culture and how we learn to feel guilty about what we eat. Along the way they also cover shame, black-and-white thinking, breaking generational cycles, and stale Oreos.
We also mention Substantia Jones's Adipositivity Project - check it out!
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S6:E5 - Is there a point in relationships at a young age?
Rebecca and Isy are joined by 14-year-old Indu and 11-year-old Leela to talk about having relationships at a young age! They discuss what the point of a relationship is, as well as romantic vs. sexual orientations, different preferences for physical touch, and playing The Period Game.
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S6:E4 - Why do sometimes our breast feel deflated
Rebecca and Isy are here to talk about deflated breasts! They also cover vagina smells, growing single hairs in surprising new places, all the different ways breasts can feel, and the fact that Isy doesn't know what memes are.
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S6:E3 - Is it OK if I fall in love?
Happy Valentine's Day! Rebecca and Isy are here to discuss whether it is OK to fall in love! They touch on camp boyfriends, elementary school musicals, fear of rejection, and the difference between "love" and "in love."
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