Jun 4, 2026 · 25 min · 11 segments
In this messy episode we sit down and discuss the Dr Tlof Tlof's villain origin story as a pleasure positive medical practitioner, the pursuit and politics of pleasure, the ways in which the medical…
Tlaleng MofokengGuest
Tiffany Kagure MugoHostIn a world that says who is allowed pleasure and who isn't, who is shamed for it and who isn't, the politics of pleasure becomes super obvious.
People are out here having some wild ideas about the sexuals and what feels good.
Podcast bros are online saying how if a woman orgasms, then the sex went badly.
And more so when you find out that the word vagina originates from the Latin word vagina.
Then you start having people talking silly about how the dick is the main character in sex.
So pleasure is political and Dr. T made it her life's mission for all of us to understand this.
We consume pleasure in very different ways, but many ways, right? And we seek
A lot of what we are trying to achieve as humans is actually driven by seeking pleasure.
From the beginning of her medical career when she was just a starry-eyed young doctor.
Now, if you listen to the first episode, which you should, and if you haven't, go back.
In a world that says who is allowed pleasure and who isn't, who is shamed for it and who isn't, the politics of pleasure becomes super obvious.
People are out here having some wild ideas about the sexuals and what feels good.
Podcast bros are online saying how if a woman orgasms, then the sex went badly.
And more so when you find out that the word vagina originates from the Latin word vagina.
Then you start having people talking silly about how the dick is the main character in sex.
So pleasure is political and Dr. T made it her life's mission for all of us to understand this.
We consume pleasure in very different ways, but many ways, right? And we seek
A lot of what we are trying to achieve as humans is actually driven by seeking pleasure.
From the beginning of her medical career when she was just a starry-eyed young doctor.
Now, if you listen to the first episode, which you should, and if you haven't, go back.
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