Riot Doll

Handling rejections might be one of the most difficult emotions to swallow, especially to those who have socialization and relationship issues. But according to Francesca Hogi, a simple change in perspective is all we need to face such situations with courage and confidence. The host of Dear Franny podcast sits down with Kimra Luna to discuss how rejections can be alleviated by looking at dating from your own wants, attitudes, and values. They also talk about the right way to get rid of the thoughts of resentment and perfectionism, as well as the four facets of the love-confidence spectrum.

Many people in the coaching industry find it easier to serve other people, tell people, and guide people on how to be and how to improve their lives to bypass doing the actual work in their own lives. It’s like they’re using service as a mask to hide their healing, which hides them from being the best leader. They don’t realize that you can serve people more powerfully and effectively when you're serving from a place of fullness. Joining Kimra Luna on today’s show to talk about true leadership is Ruby Fremon, the coach for the new generation of thought leaders. Diving into the topic, Ruby shares how you can become a magnet for the people you're here to serve and how you can use your story to connect with your audience. They also explore the benefits of plant medicines and share some advice for people seeking them.

Sex and pleasure have been taboo topics in most cultures and communities. But contrary to what most people believe, sexual exploration has its own share of interesting benefits. Sexual educator and kink coach Cory B discusses with Kimra Luna what to gain when concentrating on our own physical bodies. She talks about how relationships can be nurtured through sexual connections, the advantages of seeing masturbation as a form of meditation, and the importance of doula practice in pregnancy and birth. She also shares her podcast's progress, Never Have I Ever, and how they used OnlyFans.com to their advantage.

The racial stigma in our society has its roots deep within our culture and seems almost impossible to pull out. In a certain way, it crawls through our perception of sexuality and healthcare, causing a huge divide and alarming trauma levels. Sex therapist Renee Burwell sits down with Kimra Luna to discuss how society unfortunately puts people of color at a huge disadvantage when it comes to their physical appearance and access to proper mental healthcare, as well as what we can do to put an end to this shameful system. She also explains why sex education must be revamped to include more discussion about pleasure, allowing people to connect much better.

Sexism and harassment are two poisons deeply rooted in culture and politics that are yet to be purged by society from its system. Many people still suffer from these disgusting philosophies, particularly minorities. Kimra Luna aims to change our take on this matter by sitting down with the author and front person for War on Women, Shawna Potter. She explores the contents of her book, Making Spaces Safer, which focuses on how to deal with such toxic situations by empowering every space we move around in and the people we mingle with. Shawna also shares the Five D's of Bystander Intervention, as well as some tips for young women who want their voices to be heard.