Join us for a candid discussion with Laura Johnsen. Mindful Sex Ed MSE is a sex wellness podcast designed to fight against the taboo and shame surrounding sex. In her spare time, Laura enjoys writing erotic short stories sometimes featured on the MSE podcast and practicing tarot.
Our podcast tonight is in observance of Transgender Day of Remembrance. She taught middle and high school science and history from to , co-leading the drama club and creating impactful plays. Mallery's podcast is www. Our guest on the "It" Cast today is Carli Guzowski. She and Nika unpack the complex issues around disability, consent, trust, and compassionate care.
She combines these skills with her BA in Psychology and training in Trauma Responsive Care to provide a holistic approach to her work. Carli supports her clients in moving beyond sexual shame and embarrassment to experience the fulfilling and pleasurable sex life they desire. She owns Unwinding Pleasure, offering virtual coaching, workshops, and public speaking. Carli also writes the Your Pocket Sexpert blog, where she responds to anonymous questions about sex and intimacy.
Carli enjoys gardening, animals, fast cars, adventures with her family, and sparkly boots. She has developed numerous techniques to transform sex into meaningful lovemaking and is a leading sexual biohacker. Susan co-founded Personal Life Media, Inc. Joel Kaplan Company, promoting products and treatments that support ageless sexuality. A best-selling author and prolific speaker, Susan has published 44 books and programs on intimacy and frequently appears on major TV networks.
A documentary about her life will debut in Discover more at TheGift. Join us for a discussion with Duwayne Langham. Duwayne is a dedicated Masculinity Architect who focuses on bringing balance and understanding to the divine masculine and feminine energies within us all. His work aims to foster harmonious living and enhance relationships by aligning these essential aspects of our nature. They are driven to establish safe havens where trauma survivors can reconnect with their bodies and collaboratively cultivate cultures rooted in consent, justice, and joy.
