Sex in Space

Zero gravity does what to erections?! We were fortunate to be joined by the crew of the Sex in Space podcast, which includes Dr. Jane Harrington, Toshiko Frederickson, and Tim Blower, all the way from New Zealand, to take us on an intergalactic sexual adventure through the cosmos and back. We begin with intergalactic astronaut adventures, followed by a descent to Earth to cover the snake clitoris, magical clownfish, kangaroos, aphrodisiacs, and condom tricks. So, if you're ready, let's dive into a fascinating discussion about sex that spans across countless dimensions.

Show Notes:

[00:00:23]  Has anyone had sex in space?

[00:01:15] The majority of people still don't know that the clitoris is an organ. 

[00:00:58] On my sex fact quest, I came across Sex and Space, a group of fellow sex geeks from New Zealand who have made it their mission on earth to create a space for people to talk and learn about sex across all of its dimensions, even in outer space.

[00:02:02] Dr. Jane Harrington, Toshiko Frederickson's, and Tim Blower from the Sex and Space Podcast tell us how they landed on this mission.

[00:02:27] How a 16 year old boy answered the question “How do you know when sex is finished?” 

[00:03:10] The creative way that they came up with the name Sex in Space.

00:04:45]  What we know about sex and space and what some of the concerns are.

[00:10:30] It's harder to get on The Bachelor than it is to become an astronaut that gets picked to go to space. 

[00:11:36] Why it took so long to realize that snakes have a clitoris

[00:13:58] A trick to making condoms more pleasurable

[00:16:26] The importance of mixing humour into conversations about sex

[00:16:26 Foods that can increase desire

[00:18:02] What is the benefit of a Kangaroo having three vaginas?

[00:20:54] You can find Sex in Space on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok @sexandspace.com. Or email: [e-mail]

[00:21:00]This episode was produced by Katie Jensen at Vocal Fry Studios