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Susan Bratton

Susan Bratton

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Sep 22, 2026

Bruce ChalmerHOST
46:47
And that is a book of beautiful erotica.
Bruce ChalmerHOST
46:52
And, you know, one of our recent episodes was with Susan Bratton.
Bruce ChalmerHOST
46:57
And we mentioned that book in that context, too, because she's all about, you know, she's very sex positive and helping people build better sexual relationships.
Bruce ChalmerHOST
47:05
And
JJ VirginHOST
0:00
I have my longtime friend, Susan Bratton, back on the show.
JJ VirginHOST
0:04
She's a sexpert.
JJ VirginHOST
0:05
She's the intimacy expert to millions, and a well-respected sexual biohacker.
JJ VirginHOST
2:35
And I'm like, wow.
JJ VirginHOST
2:37
So I am expecting a wow from you on this interview as well.
JJ VirginHOST
2:40
And again, I'll be right back with Susan Bratton.
JJ VirginHOST
2:43
Stay with me.
JJ VirginHOST
2:47
Hey, I'm JJ Virgin, PhD dropout, sorry mom, turned four-time New York Times bestselling author.
Veronica VaughnGUEST
48:48
Always
Kathy KayHOST
48:48
You know what Susan Bratton told me is that because I'm g- getting overly stimulated the first one.
Kathy KayHOST
48:53
Like, do you feel over, like, okay, somebody pounds, like somebody's, like you get off, right? You, you're, you're, and you had an orgasm.
Kathy KayHOST
49:00
Like your clit isn't, like so s- over stimulated that it, like it's, like you gotta be like, "Get the fuck off"?
Anne-Marie ZanzalHOST
1:57
I have not one, but two guests on the show today.
Anne-Marie ZanzalHOST
2:02
First, you all know and love her, our LGBTQ dating coach, our expert about catalyst relationships, Barbara Rowlandson is joining us today to talk to our guest, Susan Bratton.
Anne-Marie ZanzalHOST
2:16
Susan Bratton, she is the intimacy expert to millions.
Anne-Marie ZanzalHOST
2:20
She is a champion and advocate for all those who desire intimacy and passion their whole life long.
Anne-Marie ZanzalHOST
2:27
Susan has spent over two decades doing something that censorship and shame have long tried to silence, teaching people the pleasure-based sex education they never received.

54 MINS LATER

Anne-Marie ZanzalHOST
57:06
So far.
Anne-Marie ZanzalHOST
57:08
So far.
Susan BrattonGUEST
57:11
Now, you know, Susan Bratton.
King of PodcastsHOST
36:32
It's a podcast that she has that has a whole lot of programming on there.
King of PodcastsHOST
36:37
So here are some comments and some conversations that I had with Susan Bratton.
King of PodcastsHOST
36:43
The podcast world now, even though they're going to bring in advertising now, the one thing I can tell you with podcasting is just the approach that everybody has.
King of PodcastsHOST
36:49
Like it's It was at first when we started working with you, it was like you could still sell advertising like it was radio.
Spencer BaronHOST
0:00
What if changes in your sex life aren't just about getting older, but an early signal about your heart, hormones, brain, or even your nervous system? Our guest, Susan Bratton, has spent decades studying intimacy, sexual health, longevity, and after more than a thousand interviews, we wanted to take her somewhere different.
Spencer BaronHOST
0:22
Susan, is our sex life actually a vital sign?
Susan BrattonGUEST
0:27
Spencer, I'm going to go wherever you want to go, darling.

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Spencer BaronHOST
65:05
So here we go.
Spencer BaronHOST
65:06
Suze, someday there will be the last chapter to this incredible life.
Spencer BaronHOST
65:13
When the books, the businesses, the interviews, and Susan Bratton, when that persona is gone, what do you hope the people you love say you gave them? Courage.
Spencer BaronHOST
65:29
Do you love this woman? Is she just the coolest? Nice.
Spencer BaronHOST
65:33
Excellent.
Dustin RybkaHOST
0:49
She's a great friend of mine, a great friend of the show.
Dustin RybkaHOST
0:53
She is the one and only Susan Bratton, and she is back.
Dustin RybkaHOST
0:58
And this episode is gonna go in the most Susan direction possible.
Dustin RybkaHOST
1:03
Susan is fucking a werewolf, and I know right now you're thinking to yourself, "What the fuck?" And trust me, it's gonna be so worth it when you get there.
Dustin RybkaHOST
1:57
Susan is back.
Dustin RybkaHOST
1:58
That's all I gotta say.
Dustin RybkaHOST
1:59
So without further ado, please enjoy my conversation with Susan Bratton.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:03
[upbeat music] This week's conversation.
King of PodcastsHOST
11:34
Because the other part is, it's compulsive lying that we're not even paying attention to either, but it's out there too.
King of PodcastsHOST
11:42
So the interview I had with Susan Bratton, she talks about that women feel...
King of PodcastsHOST
11:47
There's a lot of women that do feel victimized and don't feel safe.
King of PodcastsHOST
11:51
And there's too many things out there that can be dangerous for them.

6 MINS LATER

King of PodcastsHOST
17:54
And most guys that are younger, that if they try to approach you and they don't know what they're doing and they come off of you wrong way and you reject them proper, don't move on and learn from that.
King of PodcastsHOST
18:06
But the thing is, is that Women that ask, oh, well, why don't guys approach me anymore? At the same time, men have to be more authentic.
King of PodcastsHOST
18:15
And another thing Susan Bratton also brought up in the interview, and I'll pull this out as a clip to make a point about it when I put it out and post it over the weekend.
King of PodcastsHOST
18:25
She talks about the fact that guys need to be more authentic and also be more community-minded.
Sue McGarveyHOST
10:48
Let's do your blood sugar because it's like a tiny little pick.
Sue McGarveyHOST
10:52
And I can put a cuff on him and say, what's going on? And if all of a sudden those are done, I'll say, you know, is your dad alive? No, heart attack at the age of 40.
Sue McGarveyHOST
11:01
I'm like, when was the last time you had a physical? So those things happen.
Sue McGarveyHOST
11:05
And then there's the stress, the whole pile of stress things that are happening for you.
Sue McGarveyHOST
15:05
play into it? Novelty is big for men, especially new women.
Sue McGarveyHOST
15:11
So images of new women, of new women doing new things.
Sue McGarveyHOST
15:14
And again, there's no new things, unless you add technology to it, that haven't been done.
Sue McGarveyHOST
15:20
Like Henry VIII or Catherine the Great, they were doing it, you know, with every kind of body part and animal appendage that you could possibly imagine.
Bruce ChalmerHOST
0:10
Judy, what is today's delightful interview?
Judy AlexanderHOST
0:13
The Five Lust Languages, an interview with Susan Bratton.
Bruce ChalmerHOST
0:17
Now, long time, uh, followers of our podcast might even remember in 2021, and we are recording this five years, over five years later.
Bruce ChalmerHOST
0:27
In 2021, um, in June, I believe it was-
Judy AlexanderHOST
0:30
Mm-hmm
Bruce ChalmerHOST
0:30
... uh, Susan Bratton was a, was a guest, and we just had a delightful time with her.
Bruce ChalmerHOST
0:34
And lo and behold, it so happened that w- when her publicity person got in touch with us saying, "Hey, you wanna have this guest?" And I, we realized, we saw immediately, yes, of course, we want her back.
Bruce ChalmerHOST
0:45
We've had her on before.

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