How I F*ck

Lizzy Jeff is many things: A medicine woman, rap priestess, entrepreneur. But most importantly she is a proponent of spirituality and sensuality. She credits cannabis for helping her get where she is now in her spiritual and sexual journey and has made it her mission to help others reach their own "sex magic" using the power of cannabis.

So how can cannabis give you the kind of orgasms Lizzy lushes about in this episode? We'll you're just going to have to roll a joint and listen to this episode to find out. 


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Host and creator Natalie Rivera sits down with Ana Dee of Slutrepenur, and Nikki and Cami of Double Teamed to talk about what it's like having a sex podcast and what their sex lives looked like before and after starting their shows.

Listen to Doubled Teamed here and follow Nikki and Cami's adventures on their Insta.
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Jade has spent most of her life either being fetishized or not being taken seriously because of her height and disabilities. She’s a little person who started her sexual journey early in life, yet she still comes across people who are either surprised she can have sex at all or see her as something else to cross off their bucket list. Now a mother and wife with hardly any job opportunities, Jade is expressing her sexuality and teaching others what dwarfism is really like with her successful Only Fans account. So what kind of content do Jade's fans request? Well...the possibilities are endless. 

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A self-taught pro-domme, Joshua Rodriguez, or Master Joshua, first got into BDSM because he was looking for connection. Not just with other people, but with himself. He's helped a lot of people in his decade of working as a pro domme. From flogging to peeing, Joshua’s clients get more than pleasure out of their session with him—they get therapy.

Check out Master Joshua's website to find out more about his services.

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Nathaniel's cl*t grew after he started taking testosterone, resulting in something called “bottom growth.” For him, a trans man, it felt like he had a small penis, which made for some great orgasms but also resulted in some dysphoria. So what’s it like sleeping with Nathaniel? Well, he needs a safe space and for his partner to touch him the right way.

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Getting it up was a challenge. Keeping it up was an even bigger challenge. These are just some of the struggles Aaron Canada has experienced in the last 20 years of his life as a man living with erectile dysfunction. But having ED doesn't mean you don't have a sex life...it just means you need to know some workarounds. Thankfully, Aaron has some pointers.


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Laila (not their real name) is Muslim, kinky, polyamorous, immunocompromised, and nonbinary. She married her cousin at 18 with little sexual experience and zero sexual education. After some trial and error and kink classes, Laila discovered that not only are they hungry for pleasure, but they’re also a dom who can love more than one person.

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Maria Stavrou has enjoyed group sex since she was in her early twenties, so it made sense that she would answer a job listing for a hostess gig at a sex party company. At first, it was greeting guests, then it was being the event’s opening act, and then hit was planning the party itself. Here’s what Maria has arranged, what she’s seen, and what she thinks everyone should know before signing up for a sex party.

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Michael (not his real name) still remembers being made fun of for his size back in high school. And by size, we mean his size down there. Michael has a micropenis, and while reactions to it have varied, his penis size has inspired him to try new things in the bedroom and with himself. One of these new adventures involves something he never thought would turn him on: humiliation. So what does it mean when the thing that got you picked on in school is now the thing you're the most aroused by?

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For a lot of people, the last thing on their minds when they're going through a depressive episode is sex.  That rings true for writer Kiana Fitzgerald, but when it comes to her bipolar I disorder, well, that's where things get a little more complicated. What does it feel like to have sex during a manic episode, and how can you really tell the difference between when you're feeling hypersexual (a likely symptom of bipolar) or when you're just feeling horny? Kiana walks us through her experience with bipolar disorder, pleasure, and love...something she had a taste of during probably one of the most defining moments in her life: her first manic episode.


Watch Kiana's TikToks about living with bipolar I disorder here

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