Kinsey Institute Senior Scientist Cynthia Graham debunks one of the worst pieces of “dysfunction” data, and agrees that some messaging about female orgasm is as bad as if we told men that the best way for them to orgasm is by sticking a finger up their bum. Cynthia also shares research about how sex doesn’t get worse with age because - why would it?

Jonynne shares what the myths of female sexuality have meant in her personal life. She talks about being taught the mechanics – rather than emotions – of sex as a kid. About finally learning to value her pleasure above a man’s. About being a Black woman dating white men in the US, where she was once asked to slavery cosplay. And unexpectedly finding her best-ever relationship in Denmark.

Dr. Laurie Mintz, who has significantly popularized and researched the term “orgasm gap,” explains the reasons why hetero men - and lesbians, for that matter - are having more orgasms than hetero women.

Spoiler alert: P + V - C = a lot unhappy women, who often feel broken.

Laurie also shares what she’s learned from students and clients, and anecdotes about her very funny mother.

Dr. Helen O’Connell is the urologist extraordinaire who proved the correct anatomy of the clitoris - in 2005. We discuss the “blokey, rubbish” science that inspired her research and career, as well as the importance of cliteracy and why foreplay is not a thing.

The beginning is nigh! The launch is set for the first week of June. (Huge sigh of relief.)

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The trailer is also on the Women Like Sex YouTube channel, where you can - I know, you’ve heard it all before – like, subscribe and SHARE. Currently, only about one in five or six women I meet recognize their own sexual organ - let’s right that wrong!