A lot of my time every week is spent giving interviews for other people’s podcasts!

Yes, I record the Bare Marriage podcast (and don’t miss Part 2 of Alyssa Wakefield’s story about being groomed for an abusive marriage, which drops tomorrow!). But I also record a number of other podcasts. 

I thought today I’d point you to just a few, since I’m busy finishing up the all new revamped version of the Boost Your Libido course right now (it launches on June 27!) and I don’t have time to write a big post!

But you don’t want to miss these, because often on other people’s podcasts I tell the bigger story of our books more succinctly than I do on my own, where we tend to explore much more niche subjects. 

The Dad Edge Podcast: Sex & Mental Load

I had a great time sharing about The Good Guy’s Guide to Great Sex and our findings on the orgasm gap, the problem with lack of foreplay, how we often don’t understand the sexual response cycle, and more!

We also got into a great conversation about mental load that I know Larry (the host) really resonated with. Maybe I’ll go back on to explore that one further!

This is Our Village Podcast

Keith and I both joined this Australian podcast focusing on young moms with Hayley Young and Amy Keeble.

I love doing these podcasts with Keith, and you’ll really enjoy him explaining his heart for the books! Plus this one was geared to young moms.

Untangled Faith Podcast: Purity Culture’s Impact on Guys

I joined one of my favourite podcasts–Untangled Faith with Amy Fritz–to talk about why I updated the Good Girl’s Guide to Great Sex, what I’m still a little uncomfortable with, and our big findings on porn and lust. I love how Amy actually asks hard questions and holds your feet to the fire!

Liza Young Podcast: Rescuing Sex from Harmful Evangelical Teachings

i joined a therapy podcast, this time to talk about The Great Sex Rescue (with some from the new books thrown in too!). It’s always great to talk to counselors.

What have I been listening to lately?

I’ve also just finished watching the Netflix documentary on the FLDS cult, called Keep Sweet, Pray and Obey. It was horrifying, but what was especially chilling was how similar so many of the teachings towards women and children were to what is often taught in Christian circles.

Too much of Christianity operates as a cult, as we saw in last week’s podcast episode with Alyssa Wakefield (just wait for part 2 to drop tomorrow!). But not all of Christendom is like this. If your community functions at all like a cult, or if you recognize yourself in Keep Sweet, Pray and Obey, please find a new church. That isn’t healthy!

Okay, so that gives you all lots to catch up on.

Anyone hear a podcast they really have enjoyed lately? Or something you want to recommend? Leave it in the comments!

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