Connected Pleasure Podcast

Kayla Moore

Hosted by Kayla Moore — Certified Sex Therapist turned Feminine Liberation Coach and Priestess in Training — this podcast explores sexual healing, feminine rising, and the reclamation of pleasure as a force for personal and collective transformation. In a world shaped by burnout, domination, and disconnection, these conversations invite a softer, truer way of being — one rooted in embodiment, intuition, and sovereignty. Through intimate solo reflections and soul-stirring conversations with healers, visionaries, and cultural disruptors, Kayla weaves pleasure back into the fabric of our world, naming the systems that numb us while offering pathways toward wholeness, connection, and embodied power. This is a podcast for those who feel the old stories crumbling and are ready to midwife what comes next. Because pleasure is not indulgent — it is foundational.

  1. Liberation Wisdom: Walking as Love in a World of Chaos

    1D AGO

    Liberation Wisdom: Walking as Love in a World of Chaos

    What if the shift you've been waiting for is already happening — and it starts with choosing love over productivity? Welcome to Liberation Wisdom, a new iteration of this podcast where Kayla steps fully into her path as a Sacred Feminine priestess. This isn't about bypassing the darkness or pretending everything is fine — it's about walking as love in the face of chaos, and bridging galactic wisdom with the very real, tangible shifts happening in our collective consciousness right now. In this first episode, Kayla introduces what it means to be a priestess (spoiler: it's walking as unconditional love), explains the sacred symbols guiding this work, and dives into a major shift she's witnessing in the collective: people are waking up to the truth that productivity culture is killing us. From parents rejecting the 40-60 hour work week to colleagues stepping back from burnout, to her own husband choosing family over corporate ladder-climbing — the ick is spreading. And it's creating the new Earth. This episode explores how our disconnect from natural rhythms (especially in winter), the rise of AI, and a growing collective awareness are forcing us to redefine success, time, and money. The American Dream is dead. What comes next is up to us — and it starts with choosing love, rest, creativity, and connection over extraction. In this episode, we explore: What it means to be a priestess and walk as loveThe sacred symbols of Liberation Wisdom (sapphire blue, the solar cross)Bridging galactic channeling, astrology, and psychology to understand collective shiftsWhy winter depression is about more than SAD — it's about stolen time for rest and reflectionThe collective "ick" spreading around productivity and corporate cultureHow people are starting to reject work that treats them as numbers, not humansWhy you can be replaced at work but never at homeThe role of AI in dismantling (and rebuilding) our relationship to workCo-creating the new Earth through choosing family, creativity, and connection over capitalismHow internal shifts create collective change (as within, so without) This is Liberation Wisdom. This is the path of the priestess. Always choose love. If you’re feeling called to stay in touch with Kayla: Join my Newsletter Community + Get My FREE Sacred Body Workbook: A Guide to Healing Body Image and Embracing PleasureSupport this podcast and leave me a tip!Book your Liberation Wisdom SessionBook 45 minute FREE consultation

    44 min
  2. MAR 6

    From Victoria's Secret to the Sacred Body

    What if the key to reclaiming pleasure starts with reclaiming your body? In this episode, Kayla explores how patriarchal systems have weaponized body shame to keep women distracted, disconnected, and disempowered. She traces the cultural programming many of us absorbed growing up — the mall brands, the impossible beauty standards, the male gaze we internalized — back to predatory systems designed to make us feel unsafe in our own skin. Kayla shares her own moment of reckoning while dancing alone in her kitchen, realizing she was still judging herself through someone else's eyes. She invites listeners to shift their relationship with their bodies from one of scrutiny to one of reverence — honoring what your body does for you, not just what it looks like. This episode offers pathways to body reclamation through gratitude, cycle awareness, rest, and witnessing the beautiful diversity of real bodies in real life. In this episode, we explore: How patriarchy uses body shame to control and distract womenThe insidious influence of mall culture and brands designed to prey on young girlsRecognizing and releasing the male gazeShifting from appearance to function: what does your body do for you?Creating new narratives and identifying whose voices are in your headTracking your cycle with the moon and honoring restThe power of witnessing real bodies in their natural habitat This is for anyone ready to stop shrinking and start reclaiming their sacred body. If you’re feeling called to stay in touch with Kayla: Join my Newsletter Community + Get My FREE Sacred Body Workbook: A Guide to Healing Body Image and Embracing PleasureSupport this podcast and leave me a tip!Join the waitlist for the Sacred Desire courseBook your Liberation Wisdom sessionBook 45 minute consultationEmail me at kayla@connectedpleasurecoaching.com with any questions

    32 min
  3. FEB 27

    Men - What She Really Means When She Says "I Need More"

    What if the key to more intimacy isn't asking for more — but showing up differently? In this candid episode, Kayla speaks directly to men (and the partners who want to share this with them). If you're a loving partner who's trying hard but still hearing "I need more from you" — especially around sex and desire — this episode offers a compassionate roadmap for understanding what's really being asked of you. Kayla explores why so many heterosexual relationships have a desire discrepancy, how patriarchy has disconnected men from their emotions and the feminine within them, and why women often carry the emotional weight of entire households. She explains what it means when your partner says they need more emotional connection before physical intimacy — and why that's not about blaming you, but about healing a system that's failed both of you. This isn't about shame. It's about understanding how we got here and what it takes to dismantle those patterns from the inside out. The work starts with you doing your own inner work: learning to name and regulate your emotions, understanding how you've participated in patriarchal culture (even unintentionally), and showing up to your partner from a place of wholeness rather than need. In this episode, we explore: Why 90% of men have physical touch as their love language (and what that really means)How patriarchy stripped the feminine from everyone — including menWhat "carrying the emotional load" actually means in relationshipsWhy men often put all their emotional needs into the "sex bucket"The difference between coming to your partner from need vs. from wholenessHow to hold the container of safety for your partner to finally release and receiveWhy it's not your job to "make everyone happy" sexuallyWhat it means to reconnect with the divine feminine within youHow doing your own work automatically lightens the burden on your partnerSupporting your partner in her journey to reclaim pleasure (without pressuring her) This is an episode for men ready to show up differently — and for the partners who want to understand why this inner work matters so much. If you’re feeling called to stay in touch with Kayla: Join my Newsletter CommunitySupport this podcast and leave me a tip!Join the waitlist for the Sacred Desire courseBook your Liberation Wisdom sessionBook 45 minute consultationEmail me at kayla@connectedpleasurecoaching.com with any questions

    37 min
  4. FEB 13

    Cultural Catalyst: Eros, Resonance, and the New Wave of Leadership with Jaclyn Orent

    In this powerful conversation, Jaclyn Orent—a cultural catalyst and frequency architect—shares how consciousness-level transformation creates lasting systemic change in business and beyond. Discover why pleasure and intrinsic motivation are essential for exponential growth, how peer communities fuel sustainable change, and what it really means to be a "cultural catalyst" in today's world. This episode is for founders, visionaries, and change-makers ready to build something more alive, resonant, and revolutionary. In this episode, we explore: Why high-level founders won't pursue growth unless it's pleasurableThe difference between "push" (masculine force) and "pull" (feminine desire) in businessHow consciousness shifts in a leader transform their entire systemThe loneliness of leadership and why founders need actual peersWhat resonant leadership really means: shared vision, compassion, and energyReframing eros as pure life force — not just sexual energyThe being vs. doing paradox: how to stop controlling and start surrenderingWhy women especially struggle with control as a trauma responseWhat it means to identify as a "cultural catalyst" and why it starts the change process This is a conversation for those ready to lead differently and scale consciously. Connect with Jaclyn Orent Masterclass 'The Science-Backed Secrets to Activate Your Highest Impact as a Cultural Catalyst Without Burning Out' - https://www.culturalcontribution.com/masterclassInstagram: @jaclynorentFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/kova.orentLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaclynorent/ If you’re feeling called to stay in touch with Kayla: Join the waitlist for the Sacred Desire courseBook your Liberation Wisdom sessionJoin my Newsletter CommunitySupport this podcast and leave me a tip!Book 45 minute consultationEmail me at kayla@connectedpleasurecoaching.com with any questions

    43 min
  5. JAN 30

    Pleasure as a Blueprint: Ethics, Community & the Future We’re Being Asked to Build with Andrew Phipps

    What if pleasure isn’t just personal — but political, ethical, and communal? In this expansive and soul-stirring conversation, Kayla is joined by Andrew Phipps for a wide-ranging dialogue that bridges pleasure, ethics, community, nervous system safety, power, and what it means to live a truly fulfilling life in a rapidly changing world. Together, they explore how modern systems — from capitalism and politics to productivity culture and individualism — have shaped how disconnected we feel from our bodies, from one another, and from pleasure itself. This episode invites listeners to zoom out and ask bigger questions: What are we actually working toward? Who does our success serve? And what would change if pleasure, ethics, and connection were central rather than peripheral? Andrew offers a global perspective on ethics, politics, and climate responsibility, naming how short-term decision-making and insular thinking have created collective harm — while Kayla brings the conversation home to the body, the nervous system, intimacy, and the longing for community many of us feel in our daily lives. Together, they imagine a future rooted in shared resources, communal care, ethical leadership, and pleasure as a measure of quality of life — not just productivity or profit. This episode is an invitation to soften, to question, and to remember that pleasure isn’t indulgent — it’s connective. It’s how we attune to one another, find our people, and come back into right relationship with ourselves and the world. In this episode, we explore:Why ethics are largely absent from politics — and why that mattersHow arbitrary systems and borders shape disconnection and inequalityThe difference between longevity and quality of lifePleasure as a shared, relational experience — not a solitary oneWhy community, not individualism, is the antidote to burnout and despairHow comparison culture erodes fulfillmentThe role of nervous system safety in intimacy and connectionReimagining success through rest, connection, and shared careTuning into “frequency” — and how resonance creates belongingWhy pleasure may be the most radical blueprint for the future This is a conversation for those who feel the old ways crumbling and sense something more humane, connected, and pleasurable trying to be born. Connect with Andrew Phipps Instagram: @theintimacyinquiry and @empathyunboundListen to The Intimacy Inquiry PodcastYoutube: The Intimacy Inquiry PodcastListen to Empathy Unbound Podcast If you’re feeling called to stay in touch with Kayla: Join the waitlist for the Sacred Desire courseBook your Liberation Wisdom sessionJoin my Newsletter CommunitySupport this podcast and leave me a tip!Book 45 minute consultationEmail me at kayla@connectedpleasurecoaching.com with any questions

    1h 23m
  6. JAN 23

    From Over-Functioning to Receiving: Pleasure, Power & Nervous System Safety with Dr. Jordin Wiggins

    In this episode of the Connected Pleasure Podcast, I’m joined by Dr. Jordin Wiggins —naturopathic doctor, author, coercive control clinician, and dominatrix-trained pleasure strategist—for a powerful, nuanced conversation about desire, power, and why so many successful women feel disconnected in their intimate lives. Jordin works with women who have done “everything right” on paper—careers, families, achievements—yet feel numb, exhausted, and unseen in their relationships. Together, we explore the concept of “super traits”: extreme empathy, loyalty, forgiveness, and over-functioning, traits that often lead women into relational dynamics where desire disappears and intimacy becomes extractive rather than nourishing. We unpack why traditional therapy and common relationship advice often fails women with super traits, how power imbalances go unaddressed in patriarchal models of intimacy, and why pleasure is not the reward for healing—but the reset that makes real connection possible. This conversation also dives into: How over-functioning and under-functioning dynamics erode desire and safetyWhy scheduling sex, “just setting boundaries,” or trying harder often backfiresThe role of sexual coercion and invisible power contracts in long-term relationshipsHow patriarchy harms everyone—including men—and why more men are now seeking this workPleasure as a nervous system capacity, not a performanceThe importance of learning to tolerate sensation—both pleasure and painFeminine and masculine energy, safety, and the ability to truly receiveWhat BDSM teaches us about consent, power, desire, and embodied choice Jordin shares how her own journey—from chronic health issues and a sexless marriage to pleasure-centered healing—led her to integrate functional medicine, trauma awareness, and embodied power work into a method that helps women move from survival-based intimacy into true receiving. This episode is an invitation to question the stories you’ve been told about love, sex, and responsibility—and to remember that desire must be freely chosen, not managed, negotiated, or earned. Pleasure is not indulgent. It is information. And it is a pathway home. Connect with Dr. Jordin Wiggins Instagram: @drjordinwigginsTake the Super Traits Quiz Listen to The Pleasure Principles Podcast If you’re feeling called to stay in touch with Kayla: Join the waitlist for the Sacred Desire courseBook your Liberation Wisdom sessionJoin my Newsletter CommunitySupport this podcast and leave me a tip!Book 45 minute consultationEmail me at kayla@connectedpleasurecoaching.com with any questions

    51 min
5
out of 5
6 Ratings

About

Hosted by Kayla Moore — Certified Sex Therapist turned Feminine Liberation Coach and Priestess in Training — this podcast explores sexual healing, feminine rising, and the reclamation of pleasure as a force for personal and collective transformation. In a world shaped by burnout, domination, and disconnection, these conversations invite a softer, truer way of being — one rooted in embodiment, intuition, and sovereignty. Through intimate solo reflections and soul-stirring conversations with healers, visionaries, and cultural disruptors, Kayla weaves pleasure back into the fabric of our world, naming the systems that numb us while offering pathways toward wholeness, connection, and embodied power. This is a podcast for those who feel the old stories crumbling and are ready to midwife what comes next. Because pleasure is not indulgent — it is foundational.