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The Reveal Podcast with Elle Chase

Elle Chase

Health & Fitness

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Frequency: 1 episode/8d. Total Eps: 11

What if the questions we're afraid to ask… are the ones that set us free? I'm Elle Chase—coach, author, and sexologist—and this is The Reveal, a podcast about the intimate, often overlooked spaces where sex, identity, and emotional truth meet. Each week, I talk with experts, thinkers, and storytellers to explore what it means to feel more whole, more seen, and more free. No shame. No performance. Just open honest conversations about being human - because, the things we hide, often hold the most truth. Welcome to The Reveal.

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05/06/2026
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Pleasure After Sexual Trauma w/ Jimanekia Eborn

Season 1 · Episode 4

Monday, September 1, 2025 • Duration 48:25

**Content Warning:This episode contains discussion of sexual assault. Some listeners may find this content difficult or triggering. Please take care of yourself while listening, and know that it's always okay to pause or skip this episode if you need to.**

Today we're talking about something tender, powerful, and deeply necessary: what it means to reclaim pleasure after sexual trauma. For many survivors, the idea of feeling good in your own body — of trusting desire again — can feel distant, or even impossible. But healing doesn't only mean surviving. It can also mean opening the door to joy, intimacy, and connection in ways that honor your boundaries and your pace.

In today's show, we'll talk about how survivors can gently challenge the negative voices that block desire, the importance of creating safe containers for exploration and self-care and why pleasure — in all its forms — can be an act of radical healing.

This is a conversation for anyone who's been touched by trauma, directly or indirectly, and for anyone who believes that pleasure is not a luxury — it's necessary and a human right. So let's begin."

If this episode brought up difficult feelings, please take care of yourself and know that support is available. You are not alone.

U.S. listeners: Call the RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or visit rainn.org.
International listeners: See RAINN's international resources or search for crisis services in your area.

Jimanekia Eborn
Jimanekia Eborn is a Sexual Assault & Trauma Expert, Trauma Media Consultant, and Comprehensive Sex Educator. With a Masters in Health Psychology, she has worked in mental health for the past 17 years in sex education and sexual trauma support. Jimanekia is the Founder of Tending the Garden, a non-profit for for sexual assault survivors of different marginalized identities. She is also the host of Trauma Queen - a podcast working to normalize conversations about life's most challenging experiences, from sexual assault to mental health and beyond. Jimanekia is the co-founder of Cintima, bringing increased representation to the field of Intimacy Coordination in the film industry. In 2021, Jimanekia joined Lenora Claire Consulting as a SA & trauma expert for film & television productions.

Jimanekia Eborn can be found at:

Trauma Queen

Jimanekia IG

1 on 1 Support with Jimanekia

Tending the Garden

Tending the Garden

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If this episode stirred something in you, I'd love to hear about it. You can join the conversation at ellechase.com or share your thoughts on the Instagram page @thereveal_podcast with the hashtag #TheRevealPodcast.

And if you want to go deeper into these kinds of questions, make sure you're subscribed. There's so much more to explore.

Podcast Page: www.ellechase.com/podcast
Email: therevealmail@gmail.com
Mailing List: https://www.ellechase.com/mailing-list-sign-up
Instagram: @thereveal_podcast and @theellechase #TheRevealPodcast

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Email: therevealmail@gmail.com

Media: brian@bsgpr.com

THE REVEAL PODCAST WITH ELLE CHASE IS PRODUCED BY:
Jonathan David at Track Cult and Emma Chasin at Elle Chase

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Decentering Romantic Love w/ Anne Hodder-Shipp

Season 1 · Episode 3

Monday, August 25, 2025 • Duration 45:46

LOVE. We're taught to believe it should look a certain way—sweeping gestures, perfect partners, and a happily ever after that fits nicely inside a neat little box. But what if that story isn't serving us? What if rethinking love—taking it off the pedestal—could actually bring us closer to connection, not further from it?

Culturally, when we mention love for a person we often assume it's the love between romantic partners, but in reality love lives and expresses itself intimately, personally and uniquely through many different forms.

So,I thought it might be interesting to dive into what it means to decenter romantic love: to separate love from sex, romance, fantasy, from social scripts, and from the pressure to make it look a certain kind of way. What if, instead of centering our romantic love relationship with a significant other, we recentered it to focus on our friends,family or better yet, ourselves? This conversation is about making space for different kinds of love—And maybe, redefining what it means to love and be loved in a way that fills us. This, is The Reveal.

And if you want to go deeper into these kinds of questions, make sure you're subscribed. There's so much more to explore.

Podcast Page: www.ellechase.com/podcast
Email: therevealmail@gmail.com
Mailing List: https://www.ellechase.com/mailing-list-sign-up
Instagram: @thereveal_podcast and @theellechase #TheRevealPodcast

Exploring The Depths of Eroticism w/ Cyndi Darnell

Season 1 · Episode 2

Monday, August 18, 2025 • Duration 35:04

In this episode, Elle Chase explores the concept of eroticism, distinguishing it from mere sexuality. The discussion delves into how eroticism encompasses imagination, creativity, and presence, rather than being confined to sexual acts. The episode features Cyndi Darnell, a clinical sexologist, who shares her expertise on intimacy and desire, emphasizing the importance of personal definitions of eroticism.

CYNDI DARNELL:

Cyndi Darnell (she/her) is an internationally acclaimed clinical and somatic sexologist. She's the author of Sex, When You Don't Feel Like It: The Truth About Mismatched Libido & Rediscovering Desire (Bloomsbury). Originally from Australia, she's now based in New York City where she runs a global consulting practice. Her work has been featured in global publications like The New York Times, The Washington Post, Forbes, and so many more. A psychotherapist by training, these days Cyndi draws heavily on somatic and Narrative practices to support people navigating relationships and sexual difficulties, plus professional mentorship and case consultations to therapists and coaches worldwide. Her Online Pleasure School offers a rich foundation into the world of somatic sexology and sex coaching. Her podcast The Erotic Philosopher brings guests of diverse backgrounds together to explore issues affecting modern sex and relationships.

Her numerous academic works are published in Journal of Sexual & Relationship Therapy and Journal of Sex Education among others. Her expert opinion is frequently sought by media outlets worldwide.

You can find Cyndi at:

WEBSITE: www.cyndidarnell.com

EMAIL: Cyndi@cyndiDarnell.com

BOOK: https://cyndidarnell.com/book/

IG @cyndi_darnell

TikTok @cyndi_darnell

Jemma Rane

Season 1 · Episode 1

Monday, August 11, 2025 • Duration 38:34

In this episode of the Revealed Podcast, Elle Chase and Jemma Rane discuss the concept of the 'growth gap' in relationships, where one partner evolves while the other remains stagnant. They explore the importance of individual growth, the impact of disconnection and resentment, and the necessity of maintaining space and individuality within relationships. The conversation also touches on how to navigate friendships through life changes and the significance of intimacy and pleasure in fostering connection.

ABOUT JEMMA RANE

Jemma is an influential speaker on matters of the heart and a certified coach who has been collaborating with clients from across the globe for nearly 15 years to support their personal and relational growth. She inspires people to develop meaningful connections with themselves and each other while releasing the harmful roles and patterns that disconnect us and lead to passive love and fading spirits.

Jemma's first video on TikTok, in which she discussed the crisis of connection that leads so many women, herself included, to initiate divorce, reached 4.6 million views overnight. Her keen ability to connect with her audience by weaving together her personal story with the knowledge she's gained coaching individuals and couples authenticates her message and makes her followers feel seen, understood, and supported.

WHERE TO FIND JEMMA RANE

www.jemmaranecoaching.com

TikTok, Instagram + YouTube: @jemmaranecoaching

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Monday, July 28, 2025 • Duration 00:54

Sexual IQ with Emily Morse

Season 1 · Episode 5

Monday, September 8, 2025 • Duration 36:37

On this week's episode of The Reveal, we're exploring a powerful idea: Sexual IQ. Just like emotional intelligence (EQ) can help us navigate feelings and relationships, Sexual IQ is about how we understand and engage with our own sexuality. It's not measured by performance, experience, or even knowledge of technique. Instead, it's built on curiosity, communication, self-awareness, and a willingness to grow. Sexual IQ shapes the way we connect to pleasure, the way we relate to partners, and the way we carry intimacy into the rest of our lives. Raising it can mean moving from a sex life that feels routine or disconnected to one that feels alive, creative, and deeply fulfilling. To guide us through what Sexual IQ really means and how to cultivate it, I'm joined by Dr. Emily Morse — a leading voice in sexuality and relationships, the host of the long-running podcast Sex with Emily and the author of Smart Sex: How to Boost Your Sex IQ and Own Your Pleasure . Together, we'll unpack what goes into Sexual IQ and how it can transform the way we think about sex and connection.

BIO

As a Doctor of Human Sexuality, renowned sex educator, and host of the #1 human sexuality podcast, Sex With Emily, Dr. Emily Morse has been leading the pleasure revolution for two decades—helping millions of people worldwide communicate more openly and navigate the complexities of sex and relationships. Hailed as "the Dr. Ruth of a new generation" by The New York Times, Emily is the best-selling author of Smart Sex: How to Boost Your Sex IQ. As a pioneering MasterClass Instructor on Sex and Communication, she has shattered cultural taboos, dispelled misinformation, and transformed awkward sex talks into embodied conversations.

Dr. Emily Morse can be found at:

Website: www.sexwithemily.com

Instagram/Facebook/TikTok, etc: @sexwithemily

Book: www.sexwithemily.com/smartsx

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Erica Smith

Season 1 · Episode 8

Monday, September 29, 2025 • Duration 40:25

Today, we're pulling back the curtain on one of the most powerful—and damaging—forces shaping our sexuality: shame.

Sexual shame isn't just about feeling embarrassed in the bedroom. It's a cultural architecture. It's been handed down through religion, medicine, media, and family systems as a way to regulate bodies, desires, and identities. And even when we think we've left those systems behind, shame has a way of living on inside us—quietly shaping how we experience pleasure, intimacy, and even our own worth. To unpack this, I'm joined by sex educator Erica Smith. Through her work dismantling purity culture and helping people reclaim their erotic selves, Erica has become a leading voice in showing us that shame isn't a personal failing—it's a social inheritance we can question, challenge, and ultimately move beyond.

In this episode, we'll talk about where sexual shame comes from, how it lodges itself in our bodies and relationships, and what it really takes to create a life where pleasure is not just possible, but central. This isn't just about sex—it's about freedom, resilience, and the radical act of joy.

BIO

Erica Smith is an award winning sexuality educator and consultant with 25 years of experience. Throughout her career, she has provided comprehensive sex education and advocacy to young women and LGBTQ+ youth in Philadelphia's juvenile justice system, worked in abortion care, and supported HIV+ and transgender adolescents and their families. In 2019, she developed the Purity Culture Dropout™️ Program to help people learn all of the sex education that they missed growing up in purity culture- sex ed that is accurate, queer inclusive, trauma informed, compassionate, and comprehensive. She has since worked with hundreds of people to help them learn about healthy sexuality after high control religion.

Erica lives in Philadelphia with her partner and house full of rescue animals.

Joy and Sex w/ MaryCatherine McDonald

Season 1 · Episode 7

Sunday, September 21, 2025 • Duration 39:23

Today we're diving into a topic that feels both radical and beautifully simple: the connection

between joy and sex. We often think of sex as physical, and joy as emotional — but what if

the two are inseparable? What if cultivating a practice of pleasure could actually enhance joy

in every corner of our lives? This conversation is about reclaiming sex as something more

than performance or expectation. It's about presence, healing, play, and the radical act

of choosing joy.

To explore this, I'm joined by Dr. MaryCatherine McDonald — researcher, and the voice

behind The Joy Reset: 6 Ways Trauma Steals Your Happiness and How to Win It Back

Today, she's here to help us unpack why joy isn't just a fleeting feeling, but a practice —

and how pleasure, especially sexual pleasure, can be one of its most powerful

pathways.

So let's get into it.

Dr. MaryCatherine McDonald is a PhD researcher, author, and trauma specialist with over 15 years of

experience. She has written extensively about trauma, grief, and the power of the human spirit to heal.

Through her writing, courses, and coaching, she helps people reframe trauma from a strength-based

perspective and reclaim joy after hardship. Her latest book, The Joy Reset, explores barriers that prevent

us from accessing joy and how to recalibrate in order to welcome positive emotions back in. When she's

not working, she can be found dancing in the kitchen, walking in nature, or helping others rediscover

Why Does Dating Suck Right Now? w/Myisha Battle

Season 1 · Episode 6

Monday, September 15, 2025 • Duration 55:45

Today, we're asking a question so many of us whisper to our friends after another awkward coffee date, a half-hearted swipe session, or a ghosting that stings more than we'd like to admit: why does dating suck right now?

Dating apps promise endless possibilities, but often deliver exhaustion. Communication feels harder than ever, expectations feel higher, and somehow, even with more options at our fingertips, true connection feels rarer.

In this episode, we'll explore what's making modern dating feel so bleak — from technology to capitalism, shame to vulnerability — and, importantly, how we can begin to shift our approach so that dating doesn't just drain us, but becomes a space for curiosity, joy, and genuine connection.

So, if you've ever thought, "It can't just be me… dating really is harder these days," this conversation is for you.

ABOUT MYISHA BATTLE

Myisha Battle is a certified sex and dating coach, author and educator. She is the owner of Sex for Life, LLC which is home to her coaching practice, writing and her podcasts. Myisha provides empowering sexual information, instills pride in difference, and encourages the quest for sexual satisfaction no matter a person's race, gender, orientation, ability or age. She guides her clients, listeners and readers to embrace better sex for a better life.

As the foremost feminist sex coach, Myisha offers her clients the opportunity to explore how gender and the expectations of gender roles impact their sexual desires and experiences. She provides space for her clients to grow into the kind of sexual people they want to be, not who they are told they should be.

Myisha's advice and expertise has been featured in Playboy, Refinery29, HuffPost, GQ, The San Francisco Chronicle, The Washington Post, and New York Magazine's The Cut, among many others.

Her book, This Is Supposed to Be Fun: How To Find Joy in Hooking Up, Settling Down, and Everything In Between is available wherever you like to buy books. She is also the host of KCRW's How's Your Sex Life? podcast where she gives advice on all things sex and dating. Her column, Real Love, is available on TIME, and she writes a weekly newsletter called The Pleasure Dispatch, both of which explore modern relationships.

Women's Journey from Pain to Pleasure

Season 1 · Episode 10

Monday, October 20, 2025 • Duration 47:05

Suzannah Weiss MA, MPS, AMFT, CSE is a writer and psychotherapist focused on sexuality, relationships, and women's empowerment. She's the author of Subjectified, a memoir/manifesto on ending objectification through playful dances with language, and Eve's Blessing, a personal, political, and spiritual story of overcoming Eve's curse by embracing pleasure where women once accepted pain. From The New York Times wedding section to Glamour's sex guides, her writing is all over the internet, with 9,000 articles published. She has edited for Teen Vogue, Vice, and Complex and contributed to The Washington Post, New York Magazine, and more.

Twitter: @suzannahweiss, TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sexistentialtherapy, LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/suzannahweiss/

Suzannah on Psychology Today: psychologytoday.com/profile/1549106

To work with Suzannah or find out more informations: www.suzannahweiss.com

Suzannah's books:

Subjectified
Eve's Blessing

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