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In part 2 of an interview with sexual theorist and therapist Dr. Leonore Tiefer, Susie and Leonore discuss the differences between sexual addiction, sexual compulsion, and obsession. They also look at what it takes to be an effective sex coach. Tiefer's feminist theories inform her findings on why people have more sexual apprehensions today, which has lead to a boom for the pharmaceutical industry.

What do naked toddlers, TV's reality show The Bachelorette and premature ejaculations all have in common? They are topics up for discussion on today's show. And in our featured story, Susie looks at an article by fellow sexpert Cory Silverberg called "Why I Love Premature Ejaculation". What?

Here at In Bed, we delight in bringing you conversations about sex that you won't hear anywhere else. Today, Susie finds a topic that will get us all thinking about orgasm differently. How does a transgendered woman deal with her new vaginal orgasm versus the past penis pleasuring?

Have you ever wondered if you had only two sex toys to use, which ones would be the best? Well, this week Susie helps us all out with a review of some of the most popular libido enhancers on the market: toys are from BabeLand. They are sure to surprise you. Who knew a simple curved piece of metal could cause uncontrollable orgasms? And wait until you hear what's new for the guys! It involves wrapping his penis in a soft, silky sleeve.

Susie's guest this week is Ariel Levy, a contributing editor at New York<.i> magazine and the author of the controversial new book, Female Chauvinist Pigs: Women and the Rise of Raunch Culture. In this fascinating and funny interview, 30-year-old Ariel and Susie talk about what people (mis)take for sexy these days and what it all means when feminism goes the way of most revolutions and is co-opted by they mainstream culture. Then, in the mailbag, a recently divorce man gets all bondage, no orgasm.

In Susie's Front Page, she offers her own hard-won knowledge of finding the erotic and joyful during the holiday season. She peruses the panoply of erotic self-help best selling books (and audiobooks!) and makes her recommendations for what goes into the most helpful types of sex books. Finally, from her Try this at Home mailbag, Susie answers a letter from a "sex-toy slut" who wants the real scoop on fingertip vibrators.

Susie starts off this week's show with a question: can devoted Christians really get down and dirty? It seems that many religious Catholics are into following the word of the Lord - and one of those words is...fisting. Susie finds the website Sex in Christ informative. And it's not just fisting; they teach about oral sex, threesomes, masturbation and bondage. And you thought religious types were square!

In honor of Susie's almost-here-but-not-quite-yet upcoming birthday, this week's Front Page offers a remembrance of birthdays past - her Story of O birthday party, her "Saturn returns" party, the "First Year as a Mom" party, even the "Meet me in New Orleans" party - it's all here! In this week's Media Whore section, Susie discusses Betty Dodson's impressions of Eve Ensler's hit play, The Vagina Monologues - more info about sex for pleasure, and more!

Happy New Year! While Susie will be participating in her very first wet t-shirt contest to ring in 2007, she hopes you enjoy hearing another selection from her delicious new audio versions of Best American Erotica. This week the story is by Nelson George and it's called, "It's Never Too Late in New York".

Susie starts the show off with a quiz that was developed to find out if you're a sex addict. Sexpert Dr. Petra Boynton took the questionable quiz and was - surprise, surprise - deemed to have a sexual problem. Susie then unravels the quiz's weak points. Next, Susie talks about a Princeton University student organization called the Anscombe Society, whose members are dedicated to a chaste and righteous lifestyle between heterosexual adults - no gays allowed.

Susie kicks off this week with a choice item from the Craig's list Top 10 called Porn Has Completely Destroyed Me. In this widely distributed rant, the anonymous author explains why he no longer will settle for anything less than a perfect ass. Then, it's a double whammy from the Try This at Home mailbag. First, one man tries some unusual ways to save his sexless marriage. Then, after a huge misstep at a polyamory potluck, a hubby desperately tries to get out of the doghouse.

Susie has a beef with many women's magazines - she's mad that they change sexual facts just to fit more fashionable ideals. Give us a break! In today's show, Susie helps dig out the dirt on these less-than-truthful articles. A story in the Columbia Journalism Review fuels today's discussion. "Sex, Lies and Women's Magazines" by Liza Featherstone brings up many interesting questions on the merit of magazine stories that produce sexual anxiety, obsession, and insecurities.

Susie says if you think fundamentalist Christians have the market on punitive messages about sex, think again. An article from The Guardian takes a look at the way Islamic scholars talk about sex, and let's just say it starts with keeping your clothes on - all the time. Then, in the mailbag, Susie takes a hard line with a woman says she's plagued by recurrent urinary tract infections.

Where do we stand in the fight against HIV/AIDS? Today's show takes a looks at the politics and decision-making behind how money is spent to combat the disease. Susie has an interview with Elizabeth Pisani, author of the new book The Wisdom of Whores: Bureaucrats, Brothels and the Business of AIDS, in which they examine the bamboozling of the public about what's being done. They also discuss whether the number of sexual partners one has indicates the inevitability of contracting AIDS.

Susie looks into to a story from The New York Times about friends who become lovers. Can friends go from being buddies to lovers without stress? Research says this phenomenon is called "friends with benefits", and it has many risks.

Susie is off this week but wants you to enjoy a show from 2005! In this encore edition, Susie's mailbag was just overflowing with great mail, and she answered a few of the choicest letters.

This week Susie takes us on a journey that depicts the many stages of erotic love. And to make this trip really dig into our soul, Susie picks songs that represent the various types of emotions we go through when we're in love.

In this week's Front Page, Susie tackles blackouts and religious doctrines. She offers sage advice on what not to do when the lights go out as well as her version of the Ten Commandments that should be on school walls everywhere. Plus, Scary Movie, and the erotic connections between sports and sex. Don't miss another episode - subscribe today!

When you think of rainbows, what comes to mind? Some might say beautiful colors, gay pride, or maybe Dorothy singing about a place she heard about once in a lullaby. Well, there's a new book out called Rainbow Party that redefines the meaning. It's causing quite a stir, because the rainbow refers to lipstick colors that teens put on to perform oral sex.

This week's show serves up sex in many ways. From big screen orgasms in the new Sex and the City movie, to a story from France: there won't be any sex for one couple unless the soon-to-be-wife is a virgin. And what to make of a sexually precocious 11 year old?