Erotic Spirit Podcast

What if better sex and deeper relationships start with listening to your body instead of trying to fix yourself or your partner? 

Jenna Lee sits down with tantra teacher and sex and intimacy coach Lillian Corsina to explore what tantra really means and how it can support deeper connection, awareness, and intimacy.

In this episode:
• The difference between classical tantra and neo tantra
• Why eye gazing can bring u...

Why can you feel safe with someone and still struggle to fully relax during sex? Your body may be protecting you from experiences that have nothing to do with sexual trauma. Rejection, emotional chaos, or learning that vulnerability comes with consequences can all affect intimacy.

Jenna Lee explores how trauma can show up as control, perfectionism, shutting down, or difficulty expressing what you want. She shares practical ways to b...

Are you actually enjoying sex, or are you performing what you think pleasure should look like? From porn and media expectations to people-pleasing and orgasm pressure, it’s easy to get stuck in your head instead of connected to your body.

Jenna explores how to move from performance to presence, set clearer boundaries, and reconnect with pleasure through breath, curiosity, and embodiment. She also shares a simple no-goal pleasu...

What happens when someone asks what you want and your mind goes blank? 
Desire can be harder to access when shame, people-pleasing, fear of judgment, and pressure get in the way.

Jenna explores how to reconnect with your body, build self-trust, communicate sexual desires, and become more comfortable receiving pleasure without guilt or obligation.

In this episode:
• Why “I don’t know” can be a valid answer...

How do you become more confident when being seen still feels uncomfortable?

Alora Big Aura joins Jenna Lee to talk about embodied confidence, feminine embodiment, and what happens when you stop letting fear dictate how you show up.

They explore nervous system safety, emotional expression, visibility, and the difference between thinking your way through life and actually listening to your body. Alora also shares how her own e...

Why is it so hard to stay present during sex when your body is right there, but your mind is somewhere else? In this episode, Angela Shelby and Jenna Lee explore overthinking, performance anxiety, and the nervous system patterns that can pull you out of the moment.

They share practical ways to reconnect with your body, including breathwork, movement, laughter, mindfulness, and sensory awareness. The conversation also explores desire...

Healing can become another form of hiding when you’re always working on yourself but never letting your body experience safety. In this episode, Jenna Lee explores what comes after insight: embodiment, where healing starts showing up in your choices, relationships, and everyday life.

She shares her experience with PTSD, dysregulation, and EMDR, then breaks down why old reactions can return even after major breakthroughs. You&r...

Healing can become another form of hiding when you’re always working on yourself but never letting your body experience safety. 

In this episode, Jenna Lee explores what comes after insight: embodiment, where healing starts showing up in your choices, relationships, and everyday life.

She shares her experience with PTSD, dysregulation, and EMDR, then breaks down why old reactions can return even after major breakth...

Money and sex may seem unrelated, but they can reveal the same question: do you feel safe enough to receive? 

In this episode, Jenna Lee explores how nervous system patterns around money, pleasure, and intimacy can shape the way we spend, connect, and let good things in.

She looks at how early money experiences can create scarcity, fear, or the feeling that there is never enough, then connects those patterns to receiving pleasur...

Manifestation isn't just about mindset. Your nervous system has to feel safe enough to receive it. In this solo episode, Jenna Lee explores sex magic as an embodiment practice, using breath, intention, and pleasure to create deeper alignment with your goals.

She shares her personal approach to sex magic, from setting clear intentions and using breathwork to visualization, energy awareness, and orgasm as tools for relaxation and focu...

What makes someone truly sexy? It has less to do with appearance than most people think. In this episode, Angela Shelby and Jenna Lee explore how confidence, self-worth, and authenticity shape attraction far more than trends, beauty standards, or the image we're told to chase.

They unpack how advertising, social media, and hypersexualization influence the way we see our bodies and sexuality. The conversation challenges the idea that...

Sexual freedom isn't about having more sex. It's about having the freedom to choose without guilt, shame, or pressure. In this episode, Angela Shelby and Jenna Lee explore what it means to build a relationship with your sexuality that feels authentic, safe, and fully your own.

They discuss why sexual expression doesn't require permission or expectation, how boundaries strengthen intimacy, and why confidence starts from within. The c...

The people who trigger you often reveal more about you than they do about themselves. 

In this episode, Angela Shelby and Jenna Lee explore projection, judgment, and the hidden beliefs that shape how we see ourselves and others.

They unpack the lasting impact of purity culture, religious conditioning, and the myths that connect clothing with worth or morality. The conversation explores how body confidence, sensuality, an...

Low libido rarely happens for no reason. In this episode, Angela Shelby and Jenna Lee explore what really affects desire, from nervous system regulation and self-worth to unresolved trauma and the beliefs we carry into intimacy.

They unpack the idea of sexual "vibration," showing how emotional safety, honesty, and self-awareness shape your experience of sex. The conversation also covers healthy communication, the difference between ...

Shame doesn't just live in your thoughts. It lives in your body. 

In this episode, Angela Shelby and Jenna Lee explore how shame, trauma, and stored emotions shape the way we experience intimacy, self-worth, and connection, and how embodiment can help break the cycle.

They discuss repressed memories, nervous system healing, and why emotions that are never processed often resurface as anxiety, avoidance, or self-sabotage....

If you keep attracting the same kind of partner, the pattern may not be random. 

In this episode, Angela Shelby and Jenna Lee explore how subconscious beliefs and nervous system patterns can quietly shape the relationships, conflicts, and intimacy struggles we keep repeating.

They unpack why familiarity can feel like chemistry, how codependency can disguise itself as helping, and why certain relationship dynamics feel so...

If you’ve ever thought “Something is wrong with me,” this episode is a reset.

Angela Shelby and Jenna Lee challenge the belief that your worth is something you have to earn through achievement, appearance, or approval. Your value is inherent, not conditional.

They explore how shame attaches to sex, the body, and self-worth through culture, religion, and constant self-improvement pressure. The conversation hi...

Sex can be where we try hardest to look spiritually evolved while feeling the least honest. In this episode, Angela Shelby and Jenna Lee explore the tension between spirituality, sexuality, and the shame many people still carry around intimacy.

They unpack how spiritual bypassing shows up in sexuality, from avoiding trauma work to treating desire as something to transcend. Instead, they bring the focus back to the body, showing how ...

Orgasm doesn’t start with technique. It starts with safeguarding your nervous system.

This episode explores why so many people disconnect during sex through overthinking, performance pressure, dissociation, and emotional guarding. 

Angela Shelby and Jenna Lee share how the body signals lack of safety through tightness, pain, numbness, or pushing through discomfort, and why these responses are often survival pattern...