It’s #TBT and time to pull something out of the archives. This originally went up in October of 2012! The phenomenal Melissa Fabello of ToughxCookies and I love you. And we love Miss Representation, the organization (and film) that focus on how females are represented in media. We love you so much that we sat … Continue reading
TBT to a vintage episode! This originally went up in February of 2012. If you didn’t catch Part I of this phenomenal interview, then you turn your horse right around this instant and go check it out. You’ve heard them…. you’ve probably told them: stories that happened to a friend of a friend (FOAF) or … Continue reading
Hey frans, it’s #TBT and time for a vintage podcast. This one originally went up in November of 2012. You may recall that I posted about the sexuality training that I conducted with Widener University’s Residence Assistants. These young folks are on the front lines of dealing with the sexuality issues of college freshmen: directing them … Continue reading
Hey friends, it’s #TBT and time for a vintage column. This one is originally from September of 2008. DAAANG. Question to the Sexpert: “A couple of weeks ago you answered a question from a girl whose boyfriend was really into anal, both giving and receiving. I read some of the comments people posted and I … Continue reading
#TBT and time for a vintage episode. This first went up in February of 2013. For fans of the noir genre, NoirCon is an idyllic haven. Brainy, beguiling folks from both the consumer and production end of the world of dark, crime-filled books gather to discuss the stories they love. And this year there was … Continue reading
It’s #TBT and time for a vintage podcast. This interview is a personal favorite and the work of Karen BK Chan continues to be something I reference regularly. This episode originally aired in July of 2014. Enjoy! When I came across Karen BK Chan‘s stunning video Jam, my life was forever changed for the better … Continue reading
Time for #TBT and a vintage column. This post originally went up in January of 2012. Sports and sexuality have a long, complicated and occasionally sordid shared history. Ideas about gender roles and the interaction between sexual orientation and gender expression have colored the expectations many people have about who can be athletic… and who … Continue reading
