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Candice Nicole Hargons

Award-winning Associate Professor at Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health, studying sexual wellness and liberation. Author of the book, Good Sex.

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Oct 11, 2024 • 33min

Episode 335: How To Have Good Sex

Candice Nicole Hargons, an award-winning Associate Professor at Emory University, explores the ingredients for good sex, drawing parallels between intimacy and cooking. She shares tips on making sex fun and enhancing connection, highlighting the importance of communication and mindfulness. Listeners discover how to better articulate desires and establish boundaries, while also embracing personal narratives in sexual education. With practical insights, Hargons encourages everyone to cultivate more pleasure and connectivity in their intimate lives.
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Feb 11, 2025 • 40min

Episode 370: The Science of Sexual Pleasure

Candice Nicole Hargons, an award-winning Associate Professor at Emory University and author of 'Good Sex,' joins to explore the diverse dimensions of sexual pleasure. She discusses the common barriers to experiencing pleasure and why gender expectations differ significantly. Listeners learn about the importance of communication in enhancing intimacy and the evolving nature of sexual satisfaction. Tips for fostering a more satisfying sex life are shared, emphasizing self-worth and the significance of laughter in pleasure.
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Oct 15, 2024 • 36min

Episode 336: Not Having Sex Is The Latest Sex Trend

Dr. Candice Nicole Hargons, an award-winning Associate Professor known for her work on sexual wellness, dives into the rise of voluntary celibacy in this engaging conversation. She discusses the meanings and motivations behind choosing to forego sex, particularly among women. Hargons also highlights the benefits and potential challenges of celibacy, emphasizing self-discovery. The impact of the orgasm gap on women’s sexual choices and societal pressures around sexual ideals further enrich the discussion, making it a thought-provoking listen.