Best Corinne Matthews Podcasts (2024)

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E45 Bridgerton, Season 3: "I do hope he washed his hands..." (Episode 2 of 2) 57:15

4d ago57:15

57:15

Welcome to our second episode on Bridgerton, season three! Picking up where we left off, we jump right into close reading Polin’s main sex scenes. From there, we think about what made us adore the side plots through discussion of Benedict, Francesca, and Violet’s storylines this season. Note: there are Bridgerton book spoilers from (37:36 - 38:14) …

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E44 Bridgerton, Season 3: "I need some f*replay, okay?!" (Episode 1 of 2) 47:42

6d ago47:42

47:42

Members of the ton rejoice! Both halves of Bridgerton, season three have finally dropped. We had so many thoughts about this latest installment of the regency romance series that–just like Netflix–we split our conversation in two. In this first episode, we consider the season as a whole, break down Pen and Colin’s long awaited transition from frien…

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96. The physiotherapy approach to male urinary, prostate, pain and sexual health issues with Corinne Wade 1:10:32

10d ago1:10:32

1:10:32

This episode is meant to follow Episode #96, Erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, urinary issues, pain and the prostate with Urologist, Dr. Matthew Ho. In this episode with fellow physiotherapist, Corinne Wade, we discuss the physiotherapy approach to addressing some of the most common pelvic floor related symptoms that men experience. Erec…

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95. Erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, urinary issues, pain and the prostate with Urologist, Dr. Matthew Ho 1:12:17

24d ago1:12:17

1:12:17

In this episode I sit down with Kelowna based Urologist, Dr. Matthew Ho to discuss: What you can expect at a Urology appointment Diagnostic tests commonly ordered Common reasons men are referred to a urologist and treatment suggestions that may be provided Urinary issues Storage issues (frequency, urge, incontinence, pain, nighttime urination) Issu…

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E43 Queen of Tears (Korean Drama) (Divorce Comedy Mini-Series, Part 3) 1:09:46

1M ago1:09:46

1:09:46

Time for the third installment of our divorce comedy mini-series! While we didn’t initially plan to include this show, we’re talking about the recently concluded Korean drama Queen of Tears. We consider whether or not the show is actually a divorce comedy at all, how it deploysdivorce in the development of the main relationship, and what about this…

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94. Hemorrhoids, fissures and itchy anus with colorectal surgeon Dr. Ritha Belizaire 59:19

1M ago59:19

59:19

In this episode I sit down with dual board certified general and colorectal surgeon, Dr. Ritha Belizaire to discuss: What are hemorrhoids? What causes anal fissures? Anal itchiness How the pelvic floor is related to these conditions Treatment options including creams, physio, botox, stress management, bowel hygiene, surgery and more Dr. Ritha Beliz…

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93. The voice and pelvic floor connection with speech language pathologist, Ashley Michaelis 55:51

2M ago55:51

55:51

In this episode I sit down with speech language pathologist (SLP) Ashley Michaelis to discuss: Similarities between the voice box and pelvic floor Relationship between voice, breathing and pelvic floor Missed connections in the research Ways we can use the pelvic floor to train the voice and the voice to train the pelvic floor How sounds we make in…

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E42 Dr. Cha (Korean Drama) (Divorce Comedy Mini-Series, Part 2) 48:14

2M ago48:14

48:14

Welcome to the second installment of our divorce comedy mini-series! This episode, we’re talking about the 2023 Korean Drama Doctor Cha. We get into her messy, maddening marriage, why her husband belongs in the trash, and the rewards of watching our leading lady find herself again. Content warning: brief mention of s*icidal ideation @ 32:03 Show No…

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92. Is it my hormones (menopause/pregnancy/postpartum) or am I underfueling? With Brittany Klingmann and Melissa Hardy 56:52

2M ago56:52

56:52

In this episode I sit down with physiotherapist and olympic weight lifter, Brittney Klingmann and Dietician Melissa Hardy to discuss: Common symptoms women experience (tired, low mood, decreased performance, low libido, pelvic floor symptoms) How do we know if they are due to hormones, stress. Lack of sleep, nutritional deficiency? The difference b…

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E41 Divorce Comedies: An Introduction (Mini-Series, Part 1) 41:33

2M ago41:33

41:33

Welcome to our mini-series on Divorce Comedies! Over the next 4-ish episodes, we’re exploring this genre that caught us off guard with how much its makes us laugh, cry, and yell divorce! In this introductory episode, rather than focus on any one show, we get into the defining features of divorce comedies, why we wanted to talk about them, and wheth…

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91. Puberty and sex; what our kids are learning in school and how to continue the conversation at home - Part 2 1:07:02

3M ago1:07:02

1:07:02

In part 2 of this 2 part episode, I sit down with Sexual Health Education Teacher, Jenny Rabinovich to discuss: Ways that habits, beliefs and knowledge from our childhood carries forward to adult related pelvic floor issues The Sexual Health Education curriculum Middle years and high school focus focus (grades 7-12) healthy vs unhealthy relationshi…

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90. Puberty and sex; What our kids are learning in school and how to continue the conversation at home - Part 1 1:05:09

3M ago1:05:09

1:05:09

In part 1 of this 2 part episode, I sit down with Sexual Health Education Teacher, Jenny to discuss: Ways that habits, beliefs and knowledge from our childhood carries forward to adult related pelvic floor issues The Sexual Health Education curriculum Elementary years focus (grades 4-6) puberty education (periods, hormones, pimples, hair, body odou…

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EP40 Hadestown 1:37:44

3M ago1:37:44

1:37:44

"See, on the road to Hell there was a railroad line..." It's time for a deep dive into the Broadway musical, Hadestown. We get into how the musical adapts the Grek myths of Orpheus and Eurydice & Hades and Persephone for a modern setting; the love stories–and tragedy–of the two core relationships; and the productive ambiguity of seeing it all happe…

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89. Forceps and vacuum birth with Urogynecologist, Dr. Merry Gong 58:37

4M ago58:37

58:37

In this episode, I sit down with New Westminster BC based Urogynecologist, Dr. Merry Gong to discuss: Operative vaginal birth (vacuum, forceps, episiotomy) What do these instruments look like and indications for their use Indications for operative vaginal birth vs. Cesarean birth Risks associated with vacuum and forceps Canada has the highest rates…

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88. Sexual trauma and the pelvic floor with Psychotherapist Lucy Snider 58:25

4M ago58:25

58:25

In this episode, I sit down with psychotherapist, Lucy Snider to discuss: How the pelvic floor is related to previous sexual trauma What you can expect at a pelvic physiotherapy appointment What may take place at a psychotherapy appointment What is EMDR therapy? Suggestions to help progress to pleasurable sexual activity How do you know when you ar…

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E39 Mr. and Mrs. Smith (2024) with Dr. and Mr. Cooper 1:09:42

4M ago1:09:42

1:09:42

Corinne wasn’t feeling well this week, so Ayanni called in the cavalry. This episode, she's joined by her spouse (and friend of the show) Andrew Cooper to talk about the new action-dramedy series, Mr. and Mrs. Smith. They give their general impressions, think about the series’ adaptation choices, and muse about the show’s depiction of married life.…

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87. Compression garments for prolapse, diastasis, c-section, pregnancy, hysterectomy and so much more with SRC 51:57

5M ago51:57

51:57

In this episode, I sit down with physiotherapist clinician/researcher Dr. Sinead Dufour and Sinead O’Donovan from SRC to discuss: The evidence based benefits of compression The quality garments SRC has developed for incontinence, prolapse and the perinatal population Australian trends for use of compression Given the data to support, some reasons w…

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BONUS Episode: HELP NEEDED! Midlife women and menopause research with Dr. Lori Brotto 20:23

5M ago20:23

20:23

In this episode I sit down with Dr. Lori Brotto; Professor in the UBC Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Registered Psychologist and Executive Director of the Women’s Health Research Institute of BC and Principal Investigator in the HER-BC Research Study on Midlife Women and Menopause to discuss: The impacts of perimenopause/menopause on mid…

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86. Can the kegel chair and physiotherapy be friends? 1:03:52

5M ago1:03:52

1:03:52

In this episode, I sit down with physiotherapy clinician and researcher Dr. Sinéad Dufour and Founder and CEO of Urospot, Erin Craven to discuss: Kegel chair (emsella) controversy Various marketing strategies Physiotherapy skepticisms HIFEM technology and the evidence How we use other modalities as physiotherapists to help “reboot the system” (musc…

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E38 Sparking Joy in 2024: A Pop-Culture Roundup 1:26:24

5M ago1:26:24

1:26:24

Happy New Year, y'all! We continue our annual tradition of checking in about what pop-culture is "sparking joy” in January, our favorites of 2023, and what we’re looking forward to in 2024. (CW: discussion of parental and sibling death.) Oh, and did we mention we have a tumblr now? www.tumblr.com/sexlovelitpodcast Show Notes: Check out Charcooll--t…

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85. How persistent pain is related to the brain with psychotherapist Christie Uipi 50:24

6M ago50:24

50:24

In this episode, I sit down with Christie Uipi, a psychotherapist specializing in the treatment of chronic pain, anxiety and depression and the founder of The Better Mind Center to discuss: Pain is invisible and so are pelvic floor issues How pain works Why each person experiences pain uniquely Why sometimes pain goes away quickly and reasons why i…

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84. Diastasis: Do we need to close the gap? With Munira Hudani 1:07:31

7M ago1:07:31

1:07:31

In this episode I sit down with fellow pelvic health physiotherapist and leader in the field of diastasis, Munira Hudani to discuss: The increasing awareness around the topic of diastasis rectus abdominis and the confusion that comes with it Conflicting messaging ranging from “be careful, you shouldn’t do those exercises” to “all exercises are good…

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E37 Lost You Forever Season 1 (Mini-Series Part 3, Spoiler Filled) 1:16:22

7M ago1:16:22

1:16:22

CW: Discussion of s*xual assault, and brief mentions of drugging and s*icide, from 1:00:27 – 1:04:15 You’ve made it to the third and final installment of our semi-accidental mini-series on the Chinese Drama, Lost You Forever. (You either really like us, or you really like Lost You Forever, and we appreciate you either way.) We know you’ve been wait…

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E36 Lost You Forever Season 1 (Mini-Series Part 2, Spoiler Filled) 53:05

7M ago53:05

53:05

We’re continuing our three-part mini-series on Lost You Forever by diving right into a truck load of spoilers! In honor of the reverse harem-ness at all, we organized our discussion around leading lady, Xiaoyao, and her four suitors. This episode, we start with Xiaoyao herself–and her many abandonment issues. Then, we get into our complicated feeli…

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E35 Lost You Forever Season 1 (Mini-Series Part 1, Spoiler Free) 1:01:46

7M ago1:01:46

1:01:46

CW: Brief mention of s*icide @ 30:00. Welcome to the first installment in our three part mini-series on the Chinese drama, Lost You Forever (Season 1). If you haven’t seen this drama, don’t worry–the first part of our mini-series is spoiler free! We give some context about the show set up, share some spoiler-free reactions, and wrap up with a game …

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83. Should physiotherapists give patients what they want with Sarah Lord Ferguson 40:25

7M ago40:25

40:25

In this episode, I sit down with clinician-researcher Sarah Lord Ferguson to discuss: Current trends in physiotherapy Physiotherapy as a business Expectations that patients may have of their physiotherapist Patients are not a blank slate The importance of meeting patients where they are at Blending evidence based care with what our clients may be a…

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82. Female sexual issues with urogynecologist Dr. Alexandra Dubinskaya 51:50

8M ago51:50

51:50

In this episode, I sit down with Beverly Hills based urogynecologist, Dr. Alexandra Dubinskaya to discuss: The importance of sex and difficulties when it comes to talking about it The female sexual response cycle Desire: various types of sexual desires, common issues related to sexual desire, and available treatments Arousal: Factors that can impac…

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81. Hysterectomy and the pelvic floor with gynecologist, Dr. Kate Collins 48:32

8M ago48:32

48:32

In this episode, I sit down with Kelowna based OBGYN Dr. Kate Collins to discuss: Reasons/symptoms that may indicate a hysterectomy could be beneficial Different surgical procedures (vaginal, open abdominal, laprascopic) Types of hysterectomy Surgical menopause What can be expected after surgery Postoperative suggestions Pain management Sexual inte…

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E34 Trope Spotlight: Demon Lovers with Dr. Sam Langsdale 1:29:19

8M ago1:29:19

1:29:19

Happy Halloween, SLL Listeners! This episode is a special spooky season treat: a Trope Spotlight episode on ~Demon Lovers~ 😈. We’re joined by comic-scholar, friend of the show, and fellow monster aficionado Dr. Sam Langsdale to tackle the deliciously demonic topic. Together, we parse through what makes a demon a demon-as well as what we want from a…

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80. Pelvic organ prolapse: pessaries, physiotherapy and surgical management with urogynecologist, Dr. Alexandra Dubinskaya 1:11:18

9M ago1:11:18

1:11:18

In this episode, I sit down with Beverly Hills based urogynecologist, Dr. Alexandra Dubinskaya to discuss: What is prolapse? Typical sequence of events that happens when patients experience symptoms of prolapse and how they may end up in the office of a surgeon. Conservative management options How the decision is made to proceed with surgery Types …

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E33 Rinko-San Wants to Try (Rinko-san wa shitemitai) 1:15:05

9M ago1:15:05

1:15:05

This episode, on the recommendation of an SLL listener, we’re excited to do a deep dive into the Japanese Drama, Rinko-San Wants to Try. We get into how the show complicates conceptions of virginity, plays with the friends with benefits trope, and maybe get in our feelings a lil bit about a second female lead who really got under Ayanni’s skin. As …

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79. This isn’t about menopause, it’s about your health with Shirley Weir 58:13

9M ago58:13

58:13

In this episode, I sit down with women health advocate and self proclaimed menopause chick, Shirley Weir to discuss: The negative stigma around the term ‘menopause’ The relationship between perimenopause, menopause and post menopause Symptoms commonly experienced in these stages Is women’s health support experiencing a wave of momentum? What Shirle…

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E32 The Female Gaze (Part 2): Complication and Expansion 55:55

9M ago55:55

55:55

This is the second episode of our two part discussion on the Female Gaze. Since we laid some groundwork and gave some context in part one, this time around, we dive right in. In thinking through “the female gaze,” we ask questions of whom we presume is looking and who is being looked at. We also think about how the gaze becomes more complicated in …

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E31 The Female Gaze (Part 1): The Origins of the Gaze 49:48

9M ago49:48

49:48

We’re tackling a big topic in our two part discussion on “the female gaze.” What is the female gaze and why does it matter? In this first episode, we establish some context for the term by getting into the history of the “gaze” as a concept, the psychoanalytic origins of the Male Gaze as theorized by Laura Mulvey, and how the oppositional gaze, as …

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78. Your colonoscopy is related to your pelvic floor with registered nurse, Kirsten Curruthers 1:03:48

10M ago1:03:48

1:03:48

In this episode, I sit down with registered nurse, Kirsten Curruthers who was curious to know ways she can better support her patients who undergo colonoscopy. Here are some of the things we discuss: Common patient symptom patterns Kirsten notices in the colonoscopy clinic Advice typically given when colonoscopy results are negative How the pelvic …

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77. Finding confidence as a new pelvic health physiotherapist with Anniken Chadwick and Trish Gipson 46:05

10M ago46:05

46:05

In this episode, I sit down with Anniken Chadwick and Trish Gipson from the Cheerful Academy to discuss: Reasons why new physiotherapy graduates are starting off in niche areas like pelvic health Differences between practicing in orthopaedic vs pelvic health The gap that exists between what we learn in pelvic health courses and what is like in the …

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LP 09 (Re)Introducing Ourselves: Dr. Ayanni and Dr. Corinne 52:08

11M ago52:08

52:08

Content warning: This episode contains a very brief discussion of sexual assault from 27:14 - 27:21. Happy 3rd Birthday to Sex. Love. Literature! 🎂 Since we started the show as English PhD candidates, the two of us have been through a lot. And now, over the last year, we’ve defended dissertations, donned our wizard robes, and officially both become…

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E30 Netflix's Sex Education (Part 2) feat Dr. Michele Meek 51:18

11M ago51:18

51:18

Content warning: This episode contains discussion of bullying in the narrative from (13:05 - 19:00) and sexual assault from (37:21 - 48:50). This is the second of our two-parter on Netflix’s Sex Education with filmmaker, writer, and scholar Michele Meek! We dive right into the sex with this one, starting with depictions of sex in the show, how we f…

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E29 Netflix’s Sex Education (Part 1) feat Dr. Michele Meek 58:29

12M ago58:29

58:29

Content warning: While we don’t discuss sexual assault in detail, we do mention it a few times, since it often comes up in conversations about consent.We've got a treat for you all this episode! Along with your usual fabulous co-hosts, we’re joined by filmmaker, writer, and scholar Michele Meek to discuss the Netflix show Sex Education.In the first…

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76. Cesarean birth: The sequence of events with OBGYN Dr. Kate Collins 40:49

1y ago40:49

40:49

In this episode, I sit down with Kelowna based OBGYN Dr. Kate Collins to discuss: The stress that uncertainty and lack of control can have on an expecting mom How far out can moms planning a c-section expect to know their delivery date? The sequence of events that unfolds once you arrive at the hospital How is this different in an emergency situati…

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E28 Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story 1:23:12

1y ago1:23:12

1:23:12

We’re doing a deep dive into the Shondaland Netflix show, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story! This episode, we talk about the steamy, but bittersweet romance of George and Charlotte, the evolution of the inimitable Lady Danbury, and how this new Bridgerton tale makes space for the complex desires of mature women. Like most Bridgerton series, this …

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75. Abdominal compression garments after c-section with Katie Kelly 39:03

1y ago39:03

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In this episode, I sit down with fellow physiotherapy clinician, researcher and educator, Katie Kelly to discuss: Similarities in acute care needs between limb surgery and cesarean birth How can abdominal compression support help after c-section What does the research tell us about compression after cesarean birth? People are looking for a black/wh…

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74. For the husbands/partners/support: Tips to help the postpartum mom recover 44:18

1y ago44:18

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In this episode, I sit down with Kristin Eapen, a birth doula and Lamaze certified childbirth educator to discuss: Reasons why new moms have a hard time asking for help How physical recovery after birth is similar to recovery after a knee surgery Suggestions to support your entire household (including you) Suggestions to support the new mom Tips fo…

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E27 Trope Spotlight: Friends to Lovers 1:24:39

1y ago1:24:39

1:24:39

This episode, we’re talking about the in’s and out’s of the Friends to Lovers trope. We cover what we think makes for a great friends to lovers story, what really really doesn’t, and throw in a ton of examples. (Only half of which are Kdramas.) What's Sparking Joy ran a little long this episode, so it won't hurt our feelings if you want to skip to …

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73. Urinary tract infections (UTIs) and the pelvic floor 51:32

1y ago51:32

51:32

In this episode I sit down with Kiran Mann, a resident doctor in obstetrics and gynecology and member of the Be Pelvic Health Aware Campaign to discuss: Definition and symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI) Factors that may make someone more prone Effects of menopause Diagnosis Are antibiotics overused? Consequences of an untreated UTI How the…

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72. Nutrition to support the pelvic floor before and after birth with registered dietician Haeli Draper 56:58

1+ y ago56:58

56:58

In this episode, I sit down with Registered Dietician Haeli Draper to discuss: Nutritional considerations leading up to birth The effects of constipation on the pelvic floor and nutritional suggestions for softer stools Are there ideal foods to consume leading up to birth? Suggestions for eating in the postpartum period Tips for family and friends …

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71. Is weight lifting ‘damaging’ to the pelvic floor? with Brittany Klingmann 51:32

1+ y ago51:32

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In this episode, I sit down with fellow physiotherapist, Brittany Klingmann to discuss: Various messages that people hear regarding weight lifting and the pelvic floor: “Weightlifting causes too much pressure on the pelvic floor” “Weightlifting causes prolapse” “Valsalva should be avoided and you should always exhale when you lift” “Weight lifting …

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E26 Hit the Spot aka Fanta G Spot (Part 2) 49:49

1+ y ago49:49

49:49

This episode continues our deep dive into the sexy and sex-filled Korean web-drama Hit the Spot, aka Fanta G Spot. We get into the ways that the drama centers female pleasure, how it balances education with fantasy, and ask if consent can really be sexy. (Spoiler: yes.) If you haven't listened to part one, check it out for our take on the show’s se…

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E25 Hit the Spot aka Fanta G Spot (Part 1) 56:43

1+ y ago56:43

56:43

We’re diving into the spicy Korean web-drama Hit the Spot, aka Fanta G Spot. There was so much ground to cover (and once again, so much sex) that we’re splitting our discussion into two parts. In part one–which you’re reading about right now–we give some context for the show’s setup, introduce the cast of characters, and share our reactions to the …

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70. Birth trauma: How your story may be related to your physical symptoms with Teela Tomassetti 57:29

1+ y ago57:29

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In this episode, I sit down with Registered Provisional Psychologist and PhD candidate who specializes in the area of birth trauma. In this episode we discuss: How birth trauma may present itself in a pelvic health physiotherapy appointment The prevalence of birth trauma The subjective nature of birth trauma How trauma affects the nervous system, e…

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