AH the first part was so juicy and full of knowledge, including things I’ve never heard of before! In the second part of my conversation with researcher Melissa Blundell Osorio, we take a closer look at her groundbreaking research on cam sites and male body comfort, shedding light on how these factors shape our understanding of sexuality. We also touch on sexual education and societal taboos, and Melissa shares expert advice on how to engage in sexual health discussions. We also talk about resources if or when you are ready to learn more about yourself, you partner(s) and sex as a whole. And we just plain reveal our own experiences and thoughts as Latinas and women in current culture.

This episode continues with an exploration of the importance of collaboration between museums and academic institutions and how they’re driving conversations about diversity in sexuality and identities. Finally, we look ahead to the future of sexuality and gender conversations and how we can continue to break boundaries for a more inclusive and understanding world.

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Oh, an in-depth conversation with a researcher from the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction you say? YEAH WE HAVE THAT HERE.

In this first part of my conversation with Melissa Blundell Osorio, a researcher at the prestigious Kinsey Institute, we dive into her fascinating journey that led her to work with the renowned Sex Museum in Miami and eventually pursue a PhD at the Kinsey Institute. We explore the vital role of sex museums in educating the public and breaking down the stigma surrounding sexuality. Melissa also shares her insights on misconceptions about sexuality, and we discuss the critical distinction between pornography and sexual education.

Get ready for a deep, insightful conversation filled with valuable lessons about how we can shift our thinking and approach when it comes to sexual health and education.