Sex Unwrapped with Saving Lives UK Saving Lives UK

This episode Tom and Dr Naomi are joined by the incredible Dr Karen Gurney, AKA The Sex Doctor, from 56 Dean Street and the Havelock Clinic.

We'll be talking about Karen's new book 'Mind The Gap', the different kinds of desire, and how to improve our sexual and romantic relationships by investing in our 'sexual currency'.

You can find Dr Karen Gurney on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/thesexdoctor/ and on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/karengurney5

You can buy Dr Karen Gurney's book 'Mind The Gap' here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mind-Gap-truth-desire-futureproof/dp/1472267133

And finally you can find out more about Saving Lives UK at www.savinglivesuk.com
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Becky Pang is a woman living with HIV who was diagnosed at a difficult time in her life, but with support of charities and our incredible NHS she's managed to come out the other side a stronger woman who definitely has a few things to say. This episode Tom and Naomi will talk to Becky about her journey, who and what helped her, and how she now works to support other people living with HIV.

You can find Becky on twitter as: www.twitter.com/poz_woman87 and the charity she works for at www.twitter.com/BHALeedsSkyline.

You can find out more about Saving Lives UK at www.savinglivesuk.com and follow us at:
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This episode Naomi and Tom are joined by the instagram sensation that is Lalalaletmeexplain. They'll be talking about lots of issues including consent, female pleasure, and whether rice crispy spreading is the hot new fetish.

You can find Lalalaletmeexplain on instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/Lalalaletmeexplain

You can find out more about Saving Lives UK at www.savinglivesuk.com and follow us at:
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Join Tom and Naomi as they chat to award-winning author, Dr Kate Lister. Kate Lister has spent her career researching the history of sex and the attitudes that surround them.

Best known for her 'Whores of Yore' research project Kate has a knack for bringing the fun back to the discussion around sex, morals and language.

You can find Dr Kate Lister online at:
Twitter: www.twitter.com/whoresofyore and www.twitter.com/kt_lister

You can find out more about Saving Lives UK at www.savinglivesuk.com and follow us at:
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Join Tom and Naomi as they chat to renowned HIV consultant, and Saving Lives Medical Director, Dr Steve Taylor - along with Marcella and Pete both of whom are living with HIV. Marcella, a heterosexual woman, had quite the rough ride with her HIV diagnosis. Pete, a gay man, on the other hand found the medical side far simpler - but the stigma more of a challenge.

You can find Dr Stever Taylor online at:
Twitter: www.twitter.com/DocSteveTaylor

You can find out more about Saving Lives UK at www.savinglivesuk.com and follow us at:
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This week Tom and Dr Naomi are joined by HIV campaigner royalty, Bruce Richman and Becky Pang.

Bruce Richman launched the U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable / #UequalsU) movement after he found out his doctor that people living with HIV cannot pass the virus on if they're taking their treatment. Frustrated by the lack of community knowledge on this important topic Bruce founded the Prevention Access Campaign.

Becky Pang is a woman living with HIV in the North of England who is untamed to talk publicly about her journey with HIV in hopes of tackling stigma and improving the quality of life for others with HIV.

You can find Bruce Richman and the Prevention Access Campaign online at the following locations:
Twitter: www.twitter.com/br999 and www.twitter.com/preventionAC
Website: www.preventionaccess.org.

You can find out more about Saving Lives UK at www.savinglivesuk.com and follow us at:
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