Share the Load explores all things consent, including and beyond sex. I'm your host, Mia Schachter. I'm an intimacy coordinator for film, television, and theater, and a writer and educator in Los Angeles. You can find me on IG @consent.wizardry and you can reach me at podcast@sharetheloadinc.com with listener questions for future episodes. www.consentwizardry.com more

A twink, Mia Schachter (Consent Wizardry), and a whore, Risdon Roberts (Out Beyond Intimacy), talk consent 2.0, beyond yes and no. more

Get confident with consent, s*x and relationships one honest conversation at a time. From the team behind Teach Us Consent, this podcast breaks down the stuff we wish we'd learnt sooner what flirting and dating respectfully looks like, how alcohol affects consent, the best ways to respond to rejection, how gender roles can cause harm in everyday life, and the ways p*rn and algorithms shape our views on s*x and one another. This podcast is here to make those big conversations easier, clearer, and way more human. No shame. No judgement. S*x and relationship education we all deserve. more

Swingers tells the story of Ruth - a woman who joined a Swinging website and ended up having degrading sex with strangers more than 100 times.  Ruth thinks she is not alone, that there are women all over the UK like her and so she decided to tell her story, using her full identity, to investigative journalist Catrin Nye.  Ruth says that she never wanted to join the swingers website - but did it to please her husband who had been slowly persuading her for more than a decade to try swinging. She ended up having sex with strangers in lay-bys and filming it for her husband. She ended up pregnant by a stranger and giving oral sex to another man while bleeding from an abortion.    In this podcast Catrin pieces together Ruth's story and asks what it tells us about sexual consent, pressure in relationships, and the swinger community. She digs deep into the online world of Fab Swingers - the website Ruth and her husband used. Catrin discovers countless crimes across the UK linked to the swinging website and speaks to a man who admits to having sex with women who he thinks were pushed into it.  She considers the police response to Ruth, the law and whether swinging can be a cover for abuse.    This is a story told in full honesty. It's the trickiest investigation of Catrin's career, but one she also feels must be told. more

Weekly informational, inspirational & motivational episodes about:Consent education, sex positivity, body safety for kids, healing, sexual autonomy, orgasm equality, survivor support and advocacy, and current events. Join me in having an open, transparent and inspirational dialogue about all of these important topics that will move the sexual empowerment movement forward! more

The Gnarly Girls Podcast is a loose lipped, unfiltered, raw dogging, stripping down of culture with stand-up comedian and viral internet sensation, Toni Nagy and performance artist and feminist witch, Seraphina Supernova.This podcast examines how the culture of domination without consent is pervasive through all systems of oppression and explores pathways to non-linear, gnarly, healing.The Gnarly Girls also explore themes from Toni and Sarah's tragic-comedy, 'Grape Culture'. They offer ideas, education and transmissions as they pull the veil off the predatory programming that is choking us all, perverting the pretty by unmasking the ugly truth that 'grape culture' isn't a part of our culture, it is our culture. The Gnarly Girls are willing to swim through messy waters to reach an oasis of a new paradigm, and hope this pod can serve as a floatation device to navigate the birthing waters of these revelatory times.The word gossip comes from 'god-sip' and was demonized by the church in the early 1600s in Europe because the powers that 'have been' were threatened by women exchanging information necessary for their survival, even after 300+ years of burning them for being 'witches.' Talk about desperate!Storytelling is a mechanism to actively dismantle systems of oppression that have dominated this world for thousands of years through censorship, information suppression and the programming of shame. Tune in to the pod and goddessSIP with Toni and Sarah about all things gnarly.Explore more on https://www.grapeculturehealing.com/Join us in the convo, healing and community: https://www.patreon.com/grapecutlurehealing Connect with ToniWebsite: https://www.toninagy.com/IG: https://www.instagram.com/toninagy/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@toni.nagyYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF5kIqRyZih4EgbpCSw6Ugg Connect with Seraphina Supernova:Website: https://www.bloodboneandhoney.com/Performance Art IG: https://www.instagram.com/seraphinasupernova/Mystery School IG: https://www.instagram.com/bloodboneandhoney/Performance Art TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@seraphinasupernovaMystery School TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bloodboneandhoneyYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQsoZVNY0Q_w_gie_vhpNHw more

In your own words, how would you define consent? It turns out that's quite a difficult question.In this series we will explore our ideas about consent, where they've come from and how we tend to use them, particularly in our laws, and how these ideas have evolved both legally and socially. more

Pink Collar Confessions is a podcast about reclaiming power over our bodies, choices, and identities. Through raw conversations and personal stories, the show explores how people navigate control, consent, and care in a world that often tries to take those things away.From surviving systems of oppression like conversion therapy, to confronting reproductive injustice and everyday violations of autonomy, each episode is a space for truth-telling, healing, and resistance.This isn't just about policy — it's about lived experience. It's about saying the quiet parts out loud. more

We are two adult educators that listened to Sex with Sue as teenagers, now promoting positive conversations aout sex, sexuality, relationshiops and conset. more

Sexy Sips is the Sex Health Reps' podcast all about sexual health, love, and relationships at Tufts. The Sex Health Reps are a group of student educators promoting sexual health, healthy relationships, and consent on campus through online and in-person programming.Sexy Sips is created and produced entirely by students. To learn more about SHR, visit @TuftsSHR on Instagram and our Linktree.This podcast was founded by Gio Torres-Lorenzotti and Flo Almeda. more

Welcome to 'The Link to Prevention,' an occasionally recorded podcast created by the prevention team at the King County Sexual Assault Resource Center (KCSARC). This season, the podcast will focus on reaching parents, guardians, and any other adult who has kids in their lives. Members of the prevention team will be discussing their experiences providing education about consent, healthy relationships, boundaries, and online safety in the Renton School District this year. They will discuss the concepts they're teaching to students in middle school and high school, collaborate with fellow advocates and experts, and answer questions asked by students in these schools. The episodes are meant to normalize these conversations and build community, while providing parents and guardians with insights about their role in preventing sexual violence. Find all episodes on our website: https://www.kcsarc.org/news/?kcsarc-type%5B%5D=podcast Learn more about KCSARC and our work at https://www.kcsarc.orgOr email education@kcsarc.orgThis project was supported by Grant No. 15PBJA-21-GG-00291-JAGX awarded by Department of Justice. Points of view in this document are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the Department of Justice. Grant funds are administered by the Office of Firearm Safety & Violence Prevention Public Safety Unit, Washington State Department of CommerceBrought to you by: Cares, Finance of America CompaniesAlso brought to you by the First Financial Northwest Foundation Fund and the Renton Regional Community Foundation. more

This is a podcast from the University of Utah's McCluskey Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education about consent and breaking down myths and misconceptions about relationship and sexual violence and what you can do about it.  more

The Conversations on Consent (CoC) Podcast explores with experts, survivors, academics and activists how consent-seeking behaviour that is based on mutual respect can become common practice on the personal, interpersonal and societal level. As consent seeking begins at the most intimate level, and from there extends to all human interactions the CoC campaign gets everyone to speak about consent to foster a new norm based on empathy for one another. more

Luna Voices is a podcast by Jenna Howley about understanding trauma, consent, and the moments that often go unnoticed. Through reflection, education, and lived experience, it offers language, curiosity, and light for those navigating dark or confusing experiences — and for the people who want to respond with care. more

We're saying the things people usually avoid. From consent and hookup culture to double standards and pop culture chaos, this podcast dives into the messy, real, and sometimes uncomfortable conversations about sex, power, and relationships. It's honest, it's unfiltered, and it's built on the idea that the way we talk about things actually matters. more

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Oxford Conversations on Consent is a new podcast series exploring one of the most important and debated issues in ethics and law: sexual consent. Hosted by Oxford law academic Kate Greasley, the series brings together accessible conversations on consent, the impact of the #MeToo movement, and the legal, moral, and social questions shaping public debate today. Whether you're a student, legal professional, or simply curious about these issues, Oxford Conversations on Consent offers thoughtful discussions for everyone. more

In a fast-paced world with endless streams of information and content in their pockets, young people are more aware of and tuned in to conversations about sex, sexuality, consent and gender than ever before. So how do we, the adults, parents, educators and role models in their lives, talk about these subjects with them?Is This OK?? Talking to Teenagers about Affirmative Consent is a four-part podcast series providing tools, tips and techniques to help you support young people to understand affirmative consent. The young people in our lives may not always feel comfortable broaching this topic with us - and vice versa - but that doesn't mean the conversation can't be had. Dive into this podcast series to learn ways of having the conversation that invites young people in. Your host is the lovely Lindsay Marchment, a Senior Facilitator and Project Coordinator at The Man Cave (and an all-round legend).Brought to you by The Man Cave, a preventative mental health charity empowering communities to raise generations of healthy young men, this podcast series follows our innovative four-part Twitch series Is This OK??, which explored the topic of affirmative consent with young people live on video streaming platform Twitch in 2023. We were joined by our amazing, expert partners in AIME (Indigenous youth mentoring), Minus18 (LGBTQIA+ youth empowerment) and Elephant Ed (consent and sex education), who also join us in this podcast series to look at the topic of affirmative consent and youth empowerment from a truly intersectional lens. Is This OK?? is supported by the Victorian Department of Families, Fairness and Housing, through its Supporting Young People to Understand Affirmative Consent initiative.To learn more about Is This OK??, listen to the podcast and re-visit the Twitch streams for young people, check out themancave.life/is-this-okThe Man Cave also offers in-school programs for teenage boys, online training programs for adults and whole-school wellbeing consulting. To learn more, check out themancave.life/our-programs(You'll find direct links to this information in the Show Notes for each episode. We couldn't link them here, strangely!) more

Season 2 is HERE! Tune in and follow on your podcast service as I share a great new set of episodes produced to mark the International Day of Consent 2023SUGGESTION - If you are a new listener, start at the beginning of Season 2 episode 1, which is a bonus episode sharing my brand new framework for navigating consent, The Consent Compass.Advisory: IDoConsent is for everyone - learning about choices, consensus and freedom is something people of all ages and backgrounds can get into. Still, some episodes contain strong language or references to adult themes. General guidance is that all episodes are suitable for around age 14+. Some episodes would be of interest to younger listeners. I'd recommend reading the show notes on each episode if you want a clearer idea of whether the content is for you, or for people in your care.Consent is transformative - and definitely NOT something that should be kept in the bedroom. Consent and how we use our personal freedom to make choices (our agency), hold ourselves and each other to account, connect, relate and interact in relationship with our selves, each other, and the world around us can be a practice for justice and liberation. The personal is political.Originally launched on the International Day of Consent #IDoConsent on 30th November 2021, this podcast series is hosted by me, Jenn Wilson (aka @IrregularJenn), founder of the International Day of Consent, and features conversations with people who are committed to practicing consent in their own lives and in the ways they connect with the world.Year on year, the impact of the International Day of Consent is growing, with more and more people and communities looking for tools and ideas for transforming lives through consent, and working towards consensus, community and common good.I Do Consent highlights the practices of consent in different spaces, settings and situations. I offer my own insight as a self-confessed 'consent geek', focussing on consent since 2017. I also share conversations with others who are working to build and grow consent culture in their lives, work, and/or relationships. Guests appearing in Season 1 included some pioneers in consent practice: Kitty Stryker, editor of 'Ask: Building Consent Culture' and Betty Martin, author of 'The Art of Receiving and Giving: The Wheel of Consent'.Writing, resources and tools to support the themes in I Do Consent Podcast are available online at www.idoconsent.org and my wider work in consent advocacy, training, coaching, writing and the performing arts can be found at www.irregular.org.ukI strongly suggest listening to Season 2 trailer and episode 1, before returning to the amazing episodes in Season 1, and listening up to the latest... or searching for episodes on the themes you're most interested in.If you want to follow up, ask questions, offer to be a future guest or just find out more, you're welcome to contact me via the IRREGULAR website. Please go ahead and share, like, review or comment on the Podcast or on your social media platforms #IDoConsentThanks for listeningJenn xSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/i-do-consent. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more