S2 Episode 7: Healing and Teaching through Sexualization and Power
Janis and Rachel reflect on the process of creating Season 2 of Sexistential U, including how we heal and practice self-care through experiences of se...
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The School of Sexistentialism: Sexuality, sociology, and the path to a sex positive and pleasure-filled life, by sex educators and therapists @janis_therapy and @rachel_sex_therapy. Find us on Patreon! Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sexistentialu/support
Season 2 Episode 6: Intimate Partner Violence
Rachel and Janis talk about intimate partner violence, the warning signs, why it's hard to leave, who gets left out of the conversation about IPV (the...
Season 2 Episode 5: Incest & Rape
Janis and Rachel talk about dynamics of sexualization and power inherent in incest and rape both from an intellectual/fantasy perspective and in the c...
S2 Ep 4: Sexual Harassment
Rachel and Janis discuss sexual harassment both IRL and online. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sexistentialu/message Support this podc...
S2 Episode 3: Withholding Sex
Rachel and Janis talk about the complicated phenomenon of withholding sex to get what you want in a relationship and the gender norms it operates alon...
S2 Ep 2: Media Messages
Rachel and Janis discuss movies, TV, songs, books, all the ways we were taught about sexualization and power without even really knowing it. Also, Jan...
S2, Episode 1: Flirting and Seduction
Janis and Rachel introduce the Circle of Sexuality that covers Sexualization & Power. Janis bemoans the fact that talking about sexual violence is suc...
S1 Episode 6: Pleasure Activism
Rachel and Janis talk about what they've learned so far from Pleasure Activism, and critique the absence of pleasure in mainstream sex ed curricula. S...
Minisode #2: The Sex Pot Therapist
Janis talks to Danielle aka @thesexpottherapist (she/her/That Bitch) about sex and spirituality, cannabis and meditation, sex ed, sex work, and our sh...
S1 Episode 5: Internalized Oppression
Rachel and Janis discuss internalized oppression and how and why it functions. Quote 1: "Men always say that as the defining compliment, don't they? ...