Today, Dr. Marcy Crouch talks to Wendy about a listener letter from a mother of two who is experiencing extreme pain during sex and other pelvic floor issues, even after giving birth over a year ago. Dr. Marcy Crouch specializes in physical therapy and women's health. She has dedicated her work towards creating programs designed for mothers and birthing persons everywhere.

Today, Wendy and Shaw speak on a listener's letter about addressing an avoidant attachment and how to commit to yourself - and your relationships. Noa Shaw is a life coach who has been helping clients for over 20 years in finding their life purpose and achieving their dreams. Shaw specializes in helping guide his clients from the depths of darkness into a life filled with beauty and light.

In this episode, Jacqueline Frances joins Wendy to talk about the ins and outs of sex work as an entrepreneurial career, how patriarchy is a cheap trick, and why sex work legalization is needed now more than ever. Jacqueline Frances, also known as Jacq the Stripper, worked as a consultant on the 2019 American crime drama film Hustlers to inform an accurate representation of the day-to-day on the job as a stripper and spark a cultural conversation. Jacq is an artist, comedian, and entrepreneur.

Today, Adam Neal joins Wendy to talk about body image issues that face men in the LGBTQ community. Together, they talk about practicing mindfulness in our bodies, tools for embodiment, using sex as a step towards healing, and how mainstream diet culture shapes self-perception. Adam Neal is a psychotherapist who focuses on topics like depression and anxiety to sexual challenges, and spiritual crises. Neal is the author of Bods Among Men. 

JoEllen Notte joins Wendy to talk about the intricacies of being in a relationship and having depression as well as how to show up for a partner with depression. JoEllen Notte is a writer and mental health advocate whose work explores the impact of depression on sex and relationships. Notte recently released The Monster Under the Bed: Sex, Depression, and the Conversations We Aren't Having.

In this episode, Alex Fine and Wendy deep dive into what it means to identify as a non-binary woman, pregnancy, and patriarchal influences in the sexual wellness industry. Alex Fine is the co-founder and CEO of Dame Products, a credentialed sexologist, and a member of Forbes’ 30 Under 30 2018. She co-founded Dame Products to start necessary conversations, to listen rather than assume, and to create products that enhance intimacy.

Dr. Ashley Townes joins Wendy to share her expertise in studying the health disparities in the United States that create barriers and biases for Black women. Dr. Ashley Townes is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the CDC. She researches the sexual experiences of African American/Black women accessing sexual health information and services.

In this episode, Katherine Angel joins Wendy to speak about sexual expression and how it unravels in our relationship with ourselves and others. Angel is the author of the recently released Tomorrow Sex Will Be Good Again: Women and Desire in the Age of Consent and directs the master's program in creative and critical writing at Birkbeck, University of London.