sex outside PODCAST
Your sex ed was trash, right? Consider this the outdoorsy field trip you never got when it comes to learning about the birds and the bees. The Sex Outside podcast peers into all the nooks and crannies of sex, gender, and relationships-- and their connections to the natural world around us.
Join host and sex educator Laura Borichevsky to learn about sex, gender, hygiene, pleasure, dating, and much more.
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When it comes to outdoor communities, studies show there are additional factors to consider that increase the risk of sexual assault and harassment taking place. So why aren’t we talking about it? And more importantly– what do we do about it?
Anastasia Allison, founder of Kula Cloth, joins the show to dive into why hygiene is considered “dirty”— and why it doesn’t need to be. We lean on our own personal outdoor hygiene stories and mishaps to illustrate that when it comes to hygiene, there’s nothing dirty about it-- and nothing to be ashamed about.
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The Sex Outside Diary isn’t the first-person sex journal you might think it is— far from it! Consider this all of the longform resources and pieces you need to continue expand your own sexual horizons and understanding of the vast landscape when it comes to sex and gender.
It’s the season where gifting (and giving) play a larger role than ever— so let’s make it meaningful. Scroll through to shop thoughtfully from over 60 BIPOC and queer-owned, women-led, size-inclusive, sustainable brands.
Want to be more prepared for taking care of reproductive health while in the backcountry or traveling to remote places? There are only a handful of basics you can add to your backcountry First Aid Kit— and we’re sharing them all here.
While a lot of movies and books might portray sensation play as something intense and prescribed, sensation play can look and feel like so many other things, too. And natural elements are often a great place to start exploring, as there are so many way to interpret sensations through what we see and experience outside.
Buckle up— we’re back. And in light of the recent election results, which impact so many in our community, we’re spending this episode diving into the complex emotions and difficult decisions so many of us are facing right now— because we need community more than ever.