SexEd. Part 3: Sexual orientation, sexual behavior and identity

SexEd. Part 5

In the new episode of SexEd podcast Ksenia and Maite decided not to talk about one specific topic, but discuss different subjects that concern them. Listen to us to find out: Why should we discuss porn at school? Is masturbation cheating? What is active sexual consent? And many other questions.

SexEd. Part 4: Period

In the new episode of the SexEd podcast, Maite and Ksenia talk about another stigmatized topic - period. Around the world, there’s still an element of shame associated with a woman’s monthly cycle. They discuss: why women use nicknames for they period, myths and assumptions around menstruation, life during menstruation for Muslim women with our invited guest,  the Tampon Tax and lessons for boys (and some adult men).

SexEd. Part 3: Sexual orientation, sexual behavior and identity

In the new episode of the SexEd podcast, Maite and Ksenia continue to discuss topics surrounded by various misconceptions and myths, and talk about sexual orientation, sexual behavior and identity. What is the difference? What determines our orientation? Can we change our sex? or orientation? Is our sexual orientation related to upbringing? Is there a "gay gene"? Join to find out more!

SexEd. Part 2: STD's

In the previous episode invited expert Gloria mentioned STDs, or Sexually Transmitted Diseases.  So today Ksenia and Maite continue their discussion and talk about STDs and HIV: what is it? How can you protect yourself? How often should you get tested? Do you need it if you don’t have a sexual life yet or if you have a permanent partner? These and many other questions in the new episode! Invited guests: Sasha (Russia), Joele (Italy), Lucia (Spain), Rajmund (Hungary).

SexEd. Part 1: Sex education around the world

In the first episode of the Sex Education program, Maite and Ksenia discuss why sex education is so important and shared their concerns about the topic. The girls also invited an expert from San Diego to talk more about sex education in the United States and asked friends around the world about their experiences. Do not miss! We promise you will be amazed!