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Sex in Space

Sex in Space is a podcast where we have open-minded conversations, delving into sex across all its infinite dimensions. Stories and voices from all genders, ages, relationships, life stages, ethnicities, walks of life, professions and ways of being in the universe.If sex is a subject that interests you, if you feel… (like most of us do) your education might have more than a few gaps in it, if you’re not sure you’re fully equipped to talk to the next generation, or you just feel like exploring some

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#53 - Nikki Denholm / Saying 'know' to sex

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2024/04/03

Jane had the privilege of speaking with Nikki Denholm for today’s podcast about her role as Director at The Light Project. With a background in health,Nikki is a pioneer who has specialised in establishing and leading positive, community-driven and solution-focused projects in response to emerging sexual health and gender issues. Nikki is also a company director of Exposure International – a collective of storytellers who want to bridge the gap between story and those who need to hear it. She’s the

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#52 - Zoe Madden-Smith / The subjects sex ed didn't...

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2024/03/26

For today’s episode, Toshi had the privilege of chatting with Zoe Madden-Smith, multimedia journalist at Re: News, an online news platform here in New Zealand. Zoe has a passion for telling stories that centre and resonate with young people, being 26 years old herself, and she’s especially drawn to stories about sex, health, and anything that’s seen as ‘too taboo’ to talk about (which are some of the things we love to talk about here at Sex in Space).We spoke about how she got into this role at Re:

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#51 - Blokes Talk Sex / What is sex?

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2024/03/19

Today’s episode of the Sex in Space podcast is the second in our Blokes Talk Sex series. In the first episode, Tim and Jeremy had a conversation about their experiences growing up with pornography, and today they’re back to discuss the question, “what is sex?”. They unpack what the word really means, and what acts are included in the definition, the myth of virginity, and more. --------------------------Check out our books here:https://www.sexinspace.com/booksAnd find our merch

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#50 - Dr. Rogena Sterling / The history of the sex...

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2024/03/11

Today’s episode is the second instalment in our series with Intersex Aotearoa. Toshi was lucky enough to speak with Dr. Rogena Sterling, who is deputy chair at Intersex Aotearoa, and a lecturer and researcher at the University of Waikato. Rogena has a passion for human rights, a key focus of their PhD, and was the first openly intersex person in New Zealand to receive a PhD. Last year, Rogena published a chapter titled ‘Janet and John’: Intersex Invisibility in the New Zealand Curriculum, which

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#49 - Hollie McNish / How to liberate yourself from...

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2024/03/04

Toshi was lucky enough to chat with award-winning poet, writer and performer, Hollie McNish, for this episode. We found Hollie after watching a clip of her performing one of her poems, called ‘When I Am Dead, Will You Finally Shut the Fuck Up’ (which you’ll get to hear her read in the podcast). We sat down with Hollie to talk more about her work – the inspiration behind her poems, and how people respond to them, how we can challenge shame through language, sex education, masturbation, and her new

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#48 - Masha Plotkina / Meet Quinky, the 'Duolingo of...

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2024/02/26

For this episode, Toshi had the chance to chat with the wonderful Masha Plotkina, winner of the Young Female Entrepeneur of the Year 2020, and the founder and CEO of sex and wellness app Quinky. Quinky is the 'Duolingo of dating and relationships’ and is designed specifically for Gen Z audiences, and it looks to debunk taboos surrounding intimacy in a playful and fun way. We spoke with Masha about what users can expect from the app, the inspiration behind it, and what she hopes to achieve with

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#47 - Scott Jones / Navigating faith and sexuality

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2024/02/19

Jane got to connect with Rev. Dr. E. Scott Jones for this episode of the Sex in Space podcast. Scott is the Senior Minister of the First Central Congregational United Church of Christ in Omaha, Nebraska, USA, and this episode explores his ability to navigate faith, family and sexuality while living in challenging, conservative environments.Scott has taught in the Philosophy Department of Creighton University and is the author of Open: A Memoir of Faith, Family, and Sexuality in the Heartland. Scott

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#46 - Dr Melissa Kang / Welcome To Sex

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2024/02/12

This episode we had the privilege of chatting with the lovely Dr. Melissa Kang. Renowned in Australia and New Zealand for her iconic Dolly Doctor magazine column, but also a practicing medical doctor for marginalized youth. With academic roles at UTS and the University of Sydney, she uniquely navigates adolescent sexuality and health. Dr. Kang, alongside the wonderful Yumi Stynes, co-authored best-selling books in the "Welcome To" series, covering vital topics from periods to consent, boobs, and

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#45 - Jelly O'Shea / An introduction to intersex

Sex in Space ·

2024/01/29

This is the first instalment in our podcast series in collaboration with Intersex Aotearoa. For this episode, Jane had the privilege of chatting with Jelly O’Shea. Jelly is a queer Pākehā intersex individual, was born in Ōtepoti/Dunedin and hails from Irish, Scottish, Dutch, and English roots. Currently residing in Te Whanganui-a-Tara/Wellington, with their rescue staffy Nessi and partner Flo. As a dedicated advocate and activist, Jelly passionately champions collaborative, community-led initiatives

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#44 - Justin Hancock / A U.K. take on sex ed

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2024/01/22

On this episode of the podcast, Jane had the opportunity to chat with Justin Hancock, who has been a relationships and sexuality educator since 1999. He writes resources for young people at his website BISH, which is a crowdfunded website visited by thousands of young people every day. His website BISH Training is for practitioners who want to access resources and training. Justin's latest book, 'Can We Talk About Consent?' is a guide for teenagers about how to actually do consent (find it here:

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#42 - Mike Parish / Dementia support in the queer...

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2024/01/08

TW: mention of abuse.For this episode, Jane had the pleasure of chatting with Mike Parish. Mike spent 40 years as an officer in the London Fire Brigade training in disaster management. In 2018 he co-founded www.forbrian.co, a dementia interventions company. Then in 2021, he founded the LGBTQ+ Dementia Advisory Group, which provides advice, support, knowledge and expertise in supporting LGBTQ+ people living with or caring for someone with dementia. Mike is also the husband of Tom Hughes, who he met

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#40 - River Scott / LGBTQI+ Creative storytelling...

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2023/11/30

This is episode 40! Get ready for a good one. Tim got to connect with the incredible River Scott. River is a multi-award-winning writer, broadcaster, podcaster, audio producer, and a dynamic force in the world of content creation. Their passion for storytelling is abundantly evident, and as a dedicated LGBTQI+ activist, they channel their energy into making a positive impact. Join us as we explore the fascinating story of a creative mind with a purpose.Find more of River over on Instagram,

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#39 - Mitch Larsson / Being a male escort

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2023/11/08

For this episode, Tim was lucky enough to have a conversation with Mitch Larsson. Mitch has led a pretty interesting life - he's a father of one, and he's moved through a number of careers including sales, law, and professional photography, before a moment of clarity led him to become a highly successful male escort. More recently, he's a columnist for Mamamia, and the author of 'Time For Her - A Memoir of True Romance'.You can find more of Mitch here: https://beyouagain.com.au/Check out his book

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#38 - Vanessa Hamilton / Sex ed for parents: top tips...

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2023/10/30

Jane had the pleasure of chatting with Vanessa Hamilton from Talking the Talk Healthy Sexuality Education in this week's episode of the Sex in Space podcast. Vanessa has over 25 years of experience as a registered sexual health nurse, and she’s also the parent of 3 teens, an award-winning author, highly respected speaker, podcaster, blog writer and educator on the topics of human sexuality, consent and respectful relationships.Her latest book release is 'Talking Sex: A Conversation Guide for

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#37 - Shaneel Lal / Banning conversion therapy in NZ

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2023/10/24

Tim had the wonderful privilege of chatting with Shaneel Lal. They are an Activist for queer and indigenous communities, a columnist – for the NZ herald, a model, political commentator, Young New Zealander of the Year 2023, Instrumental in the successful campaign to ban conversion therapy in Aotearoa, and the author of a bestselling autobiography titled One of Them, which is great and out now.Follow and find out more about Shaneel and their work

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#36 - Cath Hakanson, Sex Ed Rescue / Talking...

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2023/10/18

For this episode, Tim had the privilege of chatting with Cath Hakanson, who runs Sex Ed Rescue. Sex Ed Rescue helps parents find a better way to have conversations with their kids about sex. Sex Ed Rescue can help you with: giving age-appropriate answers to tricky questions about sex, starting conversations that feel natural and guided by your personal values, and having a closer relationship where your child knows that they can ask you about anything, no matter what. In part 2, we cover diversity

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#35 - Jioji Ravulo / Liberating sexuality

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2023/10/10

In this episode, Jane spoke with Professor Jioji Ravulo. Jioji is the Professor and Chair of Social Work and Policy Studies in the Sydney School of Education and Social Work at The University of Sydney. His research, writing and areas of interest include health and wellbeing, youth, diversity and inclusion, decoloniality and educational leadership. Jioji has been involved with and invited to author over 70 publications, including peer reviewed journal articles, scholarly book chapters, research

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