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Nov 2, 2026

Sarah HillHOST
0:31
Cynthia Graham, one of the world's leading experts on human sexuality.
Sarah HillHOST
0:36
She's a distinguished professor at Indiana University, a senior scientist at the Kinsey Institute, and has served as editor-in-chief of the Journal of Sex Research since 2009.
Sarah HillHOST
0:48
She has published more than 200 peer-reviewed papers and has spent 35 years working clinically on with individuals and couples experiencing sexual difficulties.
Sarah HillHOST
0:57
In our conversation today, Dr. Graham and I explore why spontaneous desire may be largely a myth, what actually turns women on and puts the brakes on sexual arousal, and why the same cue can be really exciting to one woman and completely inhibiting to another.
Cynthia GrahamGUEST
2:50
I've seen that both in research that I've done and other people have done and also in my clinical work.
Cynthia GrahamGUEST
2:55
So I work clinically and saw couples and individuals for about 35 years to all with sexual problems.
Cynthia GrahamGUEST
3:01
I was a clinic here at Kinsey Institute actually was for nine years.
Cynthia GrahamGUEST
3:05
There's a couple of things that are related and that make that myth persist.
Gilda CarleGUEST
55:40
This adult star by the name of Alex Lynx insists that porn isn't to blame for young people checking out of the bedroom.
Gilda CarleGUEST
55:52
After a study from the Kinsey Institute revealed that young adults are reporting record low levels of sexual activity despite wanting intimacy, and that's an important thing, important distinction, The 37-year-old performer weighed in on what is really driving the drought.
Gilda CarleGUEST
56:18
Her verdict is that it's social media.
Gilda CarleGUEST
56:21
Everybody's looking at these fabulous bodies on social media.
RalphHOST
5:29
More science behind this.
RalphHOST
5:31
There was a dual control model developed in the Kinsey Institute by John Bancroft and Eric Janssen back in the late 90s.
RalphHOST
5:39
They say there are two systems in the brain.
RalphHOST
5:42
One is the accelerator and one is the brake.
Gilda CarleHOST
55:40
This adult star by the name of Alex Lynx insists that porn isn't to blame for young people checking out of the bedroom.
Gilda CarleHOST
55:52
After a study from the Kinsey Institute revealed that young adults are reporting record low levels of sexual activity despite wanting intimacy, and that's an important thing, important distinction, The 37-year-old performer weighed in on what is really driving the drought.
Gilda CarleHOST
56:18
Her verdict is that it's social media.
Gilda CarleHOST
56:21
Everybody's looking at these fabulous bodies on social media.
Seth GruberHOST
21:57
Nick Freitas, hold on.
Seth GruberHOST
21:58
They're also the largest provider of the pornographic comprehensive sexuality education in America's public schools, something they boast about on their own website, which was initially engineered by SECAS, the Sexuality Information Education Council of the United States, co-founded by Planned Parenthood's medical director, Mary Calderon, launched at the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University.
Seth GruberHOST
22:17
Wow.
Seth GruberHOST
22:18
a board member named wardell pomeroy who was one of kinsey's gay lovers and who was part of the pro-incest lobby as described by time magazine in a 1980 interview so so it's not coincidental they're they're two different sides of the same child commodifying coin um it's it's the same reason why you can't understand sexual revolution without understanding abortion why do you think that their phrase nick is this is my body They've been screaming that for 50 years.

19 MINS LATER

Seth GruberHOST
41:59
And this is why the FDA later burned Wilhelm Reich's books.
Seth GruberHOST
42:02
He got put in jail.
Seth GruberHOST
42:04
But Kinsey just operationalizes all of his assumptions and sneaks it into everything at the Kinsey Institute.
Seth GruberHOST
42:09
which becomes the basis for the comprehensive sex ed, right? The perverted stuff in the schools.
UnspokenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:20
As Frevin explained in an interview with Vulture, he had a friend living in the south of France at the time, a man named Gershon Legman.
UnspokenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:29
Legman was a former bibliographic researcher for the Kinsey Institute and a folklorist with a reputedly deep knowledge of occult societies and historical rituals.
UnspokenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:39
He became one of the starting points for Kubrick's research, reportedly supplying him with a great deal of information and material on secret societies, satanic rituals, and the black mass ceremonies of the 19th century.
UnspokenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:51
He also specifically recommended that Kubrick look into Felician Robes, a Belgian artist whose work fused the sex, death, and satanic imagery.
Shannon FarrenHOST
34:38
know, and I don't know the answer to that, but if it is a hormone disruptor, that term is very real, and it comes to a point when you're talking about one of the basic hormonal drives that people are supposed to have.
Shannon FarrenHOST
34:54
A study from the Kinsey Institute revealed that young adults are reporting record low levels of sexual activity despite the fact they say that they want intimacy.
Shannon FarrenHOST
35:07
37-year-old...
Gary HoffmannHOST
35:08
Saying you want intimacy and actually having the balls to be vulnerable to have it are two different things.
Taryn ArnoldHOST
48:03
Where is the love?
Cammie ScottHOST
48:05
Every year, the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University puts out a big survey called Singles in America.
Cammie ScottHOST
48:10
It's funded by Match, like Match.com. And it's been running for 15 years.
Cammie ScottHOST
48:15
This year, they surveyed 5,000 single adults, which doesn't feel that much.
Katie CouricHOST
1:18
That's a mouthful.
Katie CouricHOST
1:19
She's also a certified menopause practitioner, a senior research fellow at the Kinsey Institute, and the best-selling author of several books about menopause and sexual health.
Katie CouricHOST
1:30
She has spent her career figuring out what happens to our bodies, our hormones, and our sexual health as we get older, and what can actually be done about it.
Katie CouricHOST
1:41
Today, we're covering it all.
Sari CooperGUEST
7:00
But I do think that Gen Zers seem to be... having less frequent sex.
Sari CooperGUEST
7:06
And this latest study out of the Kinsey Institute seems to point to the fact that many of them are still living with their parents or they're not making enough money to make them feel like they can go out and have a proper date or traditional date, if you will.
Sari CooperGUEST
7:22
That's one sort of hypothesis.
David FurstHOST
7:26
Interesting.

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