Masterbators - For The Love of Sex

Join me this week for a chat with actor, comedian and writer Sarah Griffin, as we talk about her upbringing with a mother who made no secret of the struggles that lay ahead of her because she was a woman, her experience as "Patrick" as part of the Pop Up Globe's "all male" cast of The Merchant of Venice and A Midsummer Night's Dream and her journey to identifying as genderqueer.

Sarah's recommendations:
Binder: GC2b
Packer: Mr Limpy

Find Sarah on Twitter @TheSarahGriffin

Any questions, wonderings or suggestions, find me here:
Twitter: @MasterbatorsPod
INSTA: @MasterbatorsPodcast
📧: masterbatorspodcast[at]gmail.com

Join me this week for a chat with actor, comedian and writer Sarah Griffin, as we talk about her upbringing with a mother who made no secret of the struggles that lay ahead of her because she was a woman, her experience as "Patrick" as part of the Pop Up Globe's "all male" cast of The Merchant of Venice and A Midsummer Night's Dream and her journey to identifying as genderqueer.

Sarah's recommendations:
Binder: GC2b
Packer: Mr Limpy

Find Sarah on Twitter @TheSarahGriffin

Any questions, wonderings or suggestions, find me here:
Twitter: @MasterbatorsPod
INSTA: @MasterbatorsPodcast
📧: masterbatorspodcast[at]gmail.com

This week I'm chatting with Louisa Cowell about her journey of discovery with pole dancing, gender stereotypes and the books that debunk them.

Louisa is a teacher of pole dancing at https://www.readingpolearts.com and first time director at http://www.progresstheatre.co.uk. You can find more details about the production here.

If you're in the London area and want to check out pole dancing, here, as promised, are Louisa's recommendations:
http://www.polefitlondon.com
https://www.theealingpolestudio.com

The books referenced in this episode are "Come as you are" by Emily Nagoski, "Testosterone Rex" by Cordelia Fine and, in case you have a casual interest in starting a revolution, "Blueprint for Revolution" by Srdja Popovic.

Any questions, wonderings or suggestions, find me here:
Twitter: @MasterbatorsPod
INSTA: @MasterbatorsPodcast
📧: masterbatorspodcast[at]gmail.com

This week I'm chatting with Louisa Cowell about her journey of discovery with pole dancing, gender stereotypes and the books that debunk them.

Louisa is a teacher of pole dancing at https://www.readingpolearts.com and first time director at http://www.progresstheatre.co.uk. You can find more details about the production here.

If you're in the London area and want to check out pole dancing, here, as promised, are Louisa's recommendations:
http://www.polefitlondon.com
https://www.theealingpolestudio.com

The books referenced in this episode are "Come as you are" by Emily Nagoski, "Testosterone Rex" by Cordelia Fine and, in case you have a casual interest in starting a revolution, "Blueprint for Revolution" by Srdja Popovic.

Any questions, wonderings or suggestions, find me here:
Twitter: @MasterbatorsPod
INSTA: @MasterbatorsPodcast
📧: masterbatorspodcast[at]gmail.com

Join me for a chat with bio-chemist turned comedian, Mariana Feijo. We talked about her unique journey, self-love, the importance of failing, polyamory and, of course, masturbation.

Find Mariana on Twitter: @_mariana_feijo_ and Instagram: @marianafeijo and don't forget to check out her website: Marianafeijo.com

The movie we referenced is called "Professor Marston and the Wonder Women"

And a little article about our little vibrating friends and what exactly they do to us:

https://spectrumboutique.com/what-is-your-vibrator-really-doing-to-your-body/

Any questions, wonderings or suggestions, find me here:
Twitter: @MasterbatorsPod
INSTA: @MasterbatorsPodcast
📧: masterbatorspodcast[at]gmail.com

Join me for a chat with bio-chemist turned comedian, Mariana Feijo. We talked about her unique journey, self-love, the importance of failing, polyamory and, of course, masturbation.

Find Mariana on Twitter: @_mariana_feijo_ and Instagram: @marianafeijo and don't forget to check out her website: Marianafeijo.com

The movie we referenced is called "Professor Marston and the Wonder Women"

And a little article about our little vibrating friends and what exactly they do to us:

https://spectrumboutique.com/what-is-your-vibrator-really-doing-to-your-body/

Any questions, wonderings or suggestions, find me here:
Twitter: @MasterbatorsPod
INSTA: @MasterbatorsPodcast
📧: masterbatorspodcast[at]gmail.com

This week I sat down for a chat with actress Elena Novello. We had a wonderful conversation about intimacy, what it is, how we can cultivate it and where it begins.

Here are the articles referenced in the episode:


https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/romantically-attached/201802/the-7-elements-define-intimate-relationship

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/articles/196912/intimacy-the-art-relationships

https://exploringyourmind.com/emotional-responsibility/

Find Elena on Twitter @EleNovello and on Instagram @elenanovello

Any questions, wonderings or suggestions, find me here:
Twitter: @MasterbatorsPod
INSTA: @MasterbatorsPodcast
📧: masterbatorspodcast[at]gmail.com

This week I sat down for a chat with actress Elena Novello. We had a wonderful conversation about intimacy, what it is, how we can cultivate it and where it begins.

Here are the articles referenced in the episode:


https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/romantically-attached/201802/the-7-elements-define-intimate-relationship

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/articles/196912/intimacy-the-art-relationships

https://exploringyourmind.com/emotional-responsibility/

Find Elena on Twitter @EleNovello and on Instagram @elenanovello

Any questions, wonderings or suggestions, find me here:
Twitter: @MasterbatorsPod
INSTA: @MasterbatorsPodcast
📧: masterbatorspodcast[at]gmail.com

Join me this week, for a chat with Sandy Thomson. Sandy is a director, writer and producer and runs a story machine company called "Poorboy".
We disussed her most recent work, "Monstrous Bodies", a play that explores the years Mary Shelley spent in Dundee, the origin of Frankenstein, "titpics" and the decision to build the play around a scene where a teenage girl gets her first period on stage.
We also got to talk about Sandy's experience with sex education during the HIV crisis, being a child of the 70s, porn pre-internet, masturbation and coming off age.

Find Sandy on Twitter @Poorboy_stories and all about her work with Poorboy here: http://www.poorboy.co.uk/#home-section

Book of the week (let's just pretend this is a thing): Mary Wollstonecraft - A Vindication of the Rights of Woman

Any questions, wonderings or suggestions, find me here:
Twitter: @MasterbatorsPod
INSTA: @MasterbatorsPodcast
📧: masterbatorspodcast[at]gmail.com

Thank you to Jakob Welding for the amazing theme tune!

Join me this week, for a chat with Sandy Thomson. Sandy is a director, writer and producer and runs a story machine company called "Poorboy".
We disussed her most recent work, "Monstrous Bodies", a play that explores the years Mary Shelley spent in Dundee, the origin of Frankenstein, "titpics" and the decision to build the play around a scene where a teenage girl gets her first period on stage.
We also got to talk about Sandy's experience with sex education during the HIV crisis, being a child of the 70s, porn pre-internet, masturbation and coming off age.

Find Sandy on Twitter @Poorboy_stories and all about her work with Poorboy here: http://www.poorboy.co.uk/#home-section

Book of the week (let's just pretend this is a thing): Mary Wollstonecraft - A Vindication of the Rights of Woman

Any questions, wonderings or suggestions, find me here:
Twitter: @MasterbatorsPod
INSTA: @MasterbatorsPodcast
📧: masterbatorspodcast[at]gmail.com

Thank you to Jakob Welding for the amazing theme tune!