Hot and Healthy Sex Radio

By: Jenny Friend MFT
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  • Summary

  • Hot and Healthy Sex Radio provides listeners with quality information, explanation, and understanding about sex, sexuality, and health. It gives them an opportunity to learn about options, alternatives, awareness and habit and how each of them can be used in the service of vitalizing themselves and their relationships. Topics covered include the physiology of sex is more than just the genitals, sex and the brain, a review of ‘normal’ sexual behavior, erotic travel, sex and pain, touch, what you lay on counts, toys and other aids, lotions and potions, and body image. You can safely and comfortably listen, ask questions, make suggestions and add your thoughts. We invite you to explore and add to your understanding of sex, sexuality and health, the relationship each has to the other, and how to create awareness of easily incorporated habits to make daily life sizzle.
    Jenny Friend, MFT
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Hygiene & Healthy Living
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Episodes
  • Understanding More about Female Ejaculation

    Understanding More about Female Ejaculation
    Apr 9 2012
    Everything we’ve talked about from the beginning of Hot and Healthy Sex Radio makes up only a portion of what combines to determine the kind of response a person has to sexual stimulation and even what sexual stimulation is, to some degree. Though we acknowledge some responses are negative, our focus is the positive ones from warm and connective feeling without orgasm or ejaculation to intense emotional response with orgasm and ejaculation. One of the more uncommon and misunderstood in this range is female ejaculation. Join Dr. Justine Marie Shuey and I, therefore, for a lively discussion to clear up some of the mystery. Get the real scoop on if female ejaculation even exists, what the fluid is, how common it is and much, much more. A future episode of Hot and Healthy Sex Radio will consider orgasm without ejaculation in men. Ask questions and make comments at 866-472-5792.
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    58 mins
  • Heating Up Your Bedroom Image

    Heating Up Your Bedroom Image
    Apr 2 2012
    The image you have of yourself in the bedroom has a huge impact on how hot it’ll get in there. Many things combine in unique ways and contribute to the way each of us sees ourselves physically. This is commonly known as our body image. We have two experts joining this episode of Hot and Healthy Sex Radio. One will help us understand some of the common factors influencing body image and how they can be shaped by individual and general social experience. Our other expert will share image tips to help us influence our self image and feel our best. Ask questions, make comments and answer the Sex Organ Question of the week toll free at 866-472-5792.
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    57 mins
  • Sexercise can be Hot Exercise

    Sexercise can be Hot Exercise
    Mar 26 2012
    Want a way to make exercise more enjoyable? Exercise can even be part of your shared, intimate time. Join us to gain a more complete understanding of how you can multitask to give your body what it needs on several levels with one, fun work out. Even if you’ve heard of Sexercise before, making it a couple’s work out adds more feel good hormones so you’ll forget you’re working out. And we’ll tell you how to do it today. You’ll learn what muscle groups are important and how to work them in natural ways that connect mind, body, soul and partners. Ask questions, make comments and answer the Sex Organ Question of the week toll free at 866-472-5792.
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    55 mins

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