I had a hard time picking an episode to start with because of the creative titles and descriptions. I thoroughly enjoyed the openness of this podcast and Heather does an amazing job of keeping the listener’s attention from start to finish. Will be checking out the Intimacy Audit as well!

As someone who struggles with expressing sexuality, this podcast has helped me see where my negative self talk is inhibiting me. Heather Shannon is unabashedly sex and kink positive and this has helped me appreciate the imaginative, fluid, creative, and sensitive parts of my sexuality. As a man in this world, it is not always easy for me to share where I struggle with sex or what or who turns me on and this podcast is helping me heal.

Heather Shannon’s Ask a Sex Therapist offers a warm, informative space for exploring sex, relationships, and intimacy. With her expertise and down-to-earth approach, Heather tackles sensitive topics, from communication tips to sexual health, in a non-judgmental way. The show covers a wide range of subjects, making it accessible and relevant for listeners at various stages of their sexual journeys. Whether you're seeking practical advice or simply a safe space to normalize conversations about sex, Heather’s thoughtful insights make this podcast a must-listen.

What a great podcast find. Heather talks about some serious stuff with fun and sincerity. Sex is a topic nearly all of us care about but few of us really understand. Check out this podcast for answers to all your questions.

This took me out of my comfort zone for sure. It is interesting and not what I expected from a sex therapist podcast. I was thinking it would be all about x-rated porn etc. This is definitely NOT that! It is filled with recommendations for people/couples to get help and find answers about sex.

I like her ability to make subjects approachable and thought provoking

I look forward to each episode! Heather brings in the most interesting guests and I love how she tackles the tough topics!

This def took me out of my comfort zone. But I think that’s a good thing and exactly what we need. Great job!

Disappointing.

Shannon shares about being vulnerable and it struck me how vulnerable she has had to be in order to create this podcast. It challenges me to put myself out there and risk.