The Sexy Lifestyle with Carol and David – Details, episodes & analysis

Is passion long-gone from your bedroom? Are you pining for the days of flirtatious fun and playful date nights, wondering when did sex start to feel like a chore?

Join us with Sex and Intimacy Coach, Dr Stacy Friedman who specializes in educating and empowering individuals through fun, open, and judgment-free conversations about love, sex, romance, and adult pleasure products, in order to normalize sexuality and spark confidence, playfulness, and curiosity at any stage of life.

GUEST: Dr Stacy Friedman

BIO:

Dr Stacy Friedman got into the field of Clinical Sexology because of her passion for helping people better connect and experience the best sexual intimacy with themselves or with their partner(s).  

She holds a Doctorate degree in Human Sexuality in addition to a Masters in Clinical Sexology and am a Certified Sex Coach and is a member of WASC (World Association of Sex Coaching), including ACS (The American College of Sexologists) which shows that she has earned top credentials in her field. Stacy also has a BA in Psychology and has been a Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer and Vascular Sonographer since 1994. This experience allows her to have a vast medical background and be knowledgeable about medical conditions and disease processes that can affect how the body functions physically, emotionally and sexually.

She has had the experience of reaching many men and women to educate them in a fun, positive approach to love, romance and all aspects of sexuality through her workshops and expertise with regard to adult toys and novelties since 2006.  Her education, her own sexual journey and life experience enables her to help you move forward in a positive direction to face the challenges that may lie ahead and to achieve your goals. 

Coaching is designed to help women, men, of any sexual orientation or gender, address their concerns about sexuality, sexual function, and sexual expression. 

Are you an adventurous couple looking to push your boundaries and explore your naughty side? Did you ever consider spending a week on The Bliss with thousands of other sexy, open-minded peeps, even though you're not a swinger?

Join us live from The Bliss Cruise with Topless Travel, chatting with a vanilla couple (non-swingers) as they share their personal experience as first-timers on The Bliss Cruise. They get down and dirty with details of their sexual sexscapes which left them smiling, connected and closer as a couple, even though she ended up with a sex injury and in a wheel chair.

Join us in this special 500th episode where we have one of our favorite guests discussing her book which is so relevant to our mantra, 'Great Sex Matters… and we all deserve it'.

If you have ever wondered why great sex matters, then you are on the right track to understanding yourself, your body and the reasons why you need pleasure and intimacy.

Join us with Sex Therapist, Dr Nan Wise Author of "Why Good Sex Matters" as we discuss many topics from her book, like: How pleasure is a necessity, What drives intimacy, When our health is affected by our sex life, How shame and sexual repression hurt us, Why stress is the ultimate desire killer and so much more.

GUEST: Dr Nan Wise

BIO:

Dr. Nan Wise is a licensed psychotherapist, cognitive neuroscientist, certified sex therapist, board certified clinical hypnotherapist, and certified relationship specialist with three decades of experience. Driven by an intense desire to understand how the brain operates to create moods and behaviors, she returned to academia in 2009 to pursue a Ph.D. in cognitive neuroscience at Rutgers-Newark where she completed her dissertation project, "Genital stimulation, imagery, and orgasm in women: an fMRI analysis" in August of 2014. Her research has attempted to address gaps in the scientific literature regarding the neural basis of human sexuality, and as a result, has garnered international attention.

Dr. Nan's interest in the biology of emotional well-being is both personal and professional. She was born into a family predisposed to anxiety and suffered her first panic attack at age 21 while working at a psychiatric hospital. Although she initially grappled with feelings of shame and embarrassment, she discovered that her willingness to be authentic about her own struggles proved to be a major breakthrough. By accepting her anxiety and embracing her personal quest to find ways to loosen and soften around it, she became a lifelong student and teacher of what she needed (and continues to need) to practice and learn.

Check out her new book on Sex: Why Good Sex Matters