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Oct 23, 2026

Amber MinogueNARRATOR
2:25
Are any of those claims true? It seems not, unfortunately, for NoFap followers.
Amber MinogueNARRATOR
2:31
A study published in Sexuality's journal in February 2022 said that abruptly stopping masturbation can actually harm sexual health.
Amber MinogueNARRATOR
2:40
The study surveyed 587 men who were committed to abstinence.
Amber MinogueNARRATOR
2:45
and found that nearly 30% reported having suicidal thoughts after a prolonged period without masturbating.
Veronica HoytGUEST
82:25
A book that I'm reading currently is called Post-Woke, which I actually have here, and that was published this year.
Veronica HoytGUEST
82:34
Its subtitle is Asserting a Biblical Vision of Race, Gender and Sexuality.
Veronica HoytGUEST
82:37
I think it has some really good things to say and has a really good summary of where we've come philosophically.
Veronica HoytGUEST
82:45
That's really good.
Wendy RuleHOST
9:43
and they are drawn to each other as lovers.
Wendy RuleHOST
9:46
So that's Scorpio and Taurus, these two different approaches to the transformative energy of sexuality.
Wendy RuleHOST
9:55
Because Scorpio has such a deep and rich understanding and appreciation of the energy of death, Sexuality is connected to that, this recognition that we wouldn't be here.
Wendy RuleHOST
10:09
If our ancestors hadn't had sex, sexuality is connected to the ancestral line, the chain stretching back countless generations.
Wendy RuleHOST
10:21
So Taurus is celebrating the flowering of life, while Scorpio explores the deeper mysteries of its continuations.
Andy DavisHOST
4:04
And when God called out to him, he said, "I heard you in the garden.
Andy DavisHOST
4:07
I was afraid because I was naked, so I hid." So some kind of radical change had been affected in the minds and hearts of both the man and the woman, and it made sexuality a terrible weak spot for the rest of human history.
Andy DavisHOST
4:24
Sexuality is like a breach in the wall of Mansoul, and without incredible courage and wisdom from the Word of God, without the valor of our captain and the commander of our soul, Jesus Christ, and the power of the Holy Spirit, the enemy will most certainly flood in through the breach and bring about incredible destruction.
Andy DavisHOST
4:46
From the very beginning of history, we know the most significant relationship, human relationship in the world is marriage.
Andy DavisHOST
4:53
It's the first human relationship God made.
Maryam AmirGUEST
17:18
And because I didn't know who they were, because I wasn't exposed to that lens, and especially before I spoke Arabic, if you research these issues, I took a class in college as I'm navigating all of these messages about what it means to be a Muslim woman.
Maryam AmirGUEST
17:29
It was called Women, Islam, and Sexuality.
Maryam AmirGUEST
17:31
And I thought, astaghfirullah.
Maryam AmirGUEST
17:33
Islam in the same sentence as sexuality.
Katherine RubinoHOST
0:13
Today I'm lucky enough to be joined by Carly Thompson.
Katherine RubinoHOST
0:16
They're the associate professor in the Department of English and Creative Writing at the Center for the Study of Women, Gender, and Sexuality at Rice University.
Katherine RubinoHOST
0:24
Welcome to the podcast, Carly.
Carly ThomsenGUEST
0:25
Thank you so much, Katherine.
Carly ThomsenGUEST
0:48
Yeah.
Carly ThomsenGUEST
0:49
The- this is a, a...
Carly ThomsenGUEST
0:50
It's kind of funny being on this podcast and telling the story about how I ended up where I, I did end up, as a professor of feminist, queer, and cultural studies located s- in a split between an English and creative writing department and the Center for the Study of Women, Gender, and Sexuality.
Carly ThomsenGUEST
1:07
Uh, when I was an undergraduate student, I was debating between taking a law school path and taking the grad school path and becoming a professor, and I was actually studying for the LSAT and the GRE at the same time because I couldn't make a decision.
Marc ClappHOST
1:46
Her clinical research interests include menopause and sexual health in women.
Marc ClappHOST
1:50
She's the co-principal investigator for the Data Registry on Experiences of Aging, Menopause and Sexuality, or the DREAM Study.
Marc ClappHOST
1:58
She serves as the editor of the journal Menopause and is the author of The New Rules of Menopause, a Mayo Clinic Guide to Perimenopause and Beyond.
Marc ClappHOST
2:06
She is an innovator in women's health and aims to better serve women in the menopause transition and beyond.
Sneha NavarippuHOST
49:15
This was such an interesting conversation about a book that I really enjoyed a lot, and, you know, I think it's one of those books that I also feel like is immensely teachable.
Sneha NavarippuHOST
49:24
Like, you know, it, it's like you can teach with it so well, so I'm really excited to do that in my Gender and Sexuality class.
Sneha NavarippuHOST
49:29
And I'm sure, um, a lot of praise is coming your way as well, so I'm just gonna add to that and say this was really marvelous.
Sneha NavarippuHOST
49:37
But-- And thanks for patiently, um, answering all the questions that I laid out for you today.
John-Henry WestenHOST
40:18
This only starts from Kinsey, Alfred Kinsey, zoologist.
John-Henry WestenHOST
40:22
He writes Sexuality in the Human Male, something like that, in 1948.
John-Henry WestenHOST
40:28
So a decade before is a groundbreaking so-called work, uh, which, uh, we learn only, only many decades later was based on complete falsehood.
John-Henry WestenHOST
40:40
W- uh, included, by the way, uh, pedophilic, uh, abuse of little kids.
Robert GagnonGUEST
5:29
That's extraordinary.
Robert GagnonGUEST
5:31
Um, I debated once, not d- well, it was really more, it was more, it was a National Society of Biblical Literature meeting in Baltimore, and a scholar by the name of William Loader, who is an Australian New Testament scholar, had written a book called The New Testament and Sexuality.
Robert GagnonGUEST
5:49
Uh, he has actually written more on sexual ethics in early Judaism and early Christianity than anyone who's ever lived, and there's some very significant works that he's written.
Robert GagnonGUEST
5:59
However, his own personal view on the specific question of homosexual practice is he supports it.

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