Dr. Catherine Salmon is a Professor of Psychology at University of Redlands. In this episode Tucker and Dr. Salmon discuss the differences between male and female pornography, how romance novels represent and portray female sexual preferences, how men and women express their sexuality, the line between treating a girl like a princess and being a doormat, and how guys can develop social currency and status.   Dr. Salmon's research focuses on evolutionary psychology, particularly how it relates to female sexuality, pornography, and birth order of children.  

Catherine Salmon, an evolutionary psychology researcher and professor, dives into the complexities of female attraction. She discusses why women are drawn to erotic stories and questions if modern portrayals of femininity in media match real desires. From exploring societal attitudes towards sexual imagery to the intriguing appeal of certain male traits, she challenges conventional wisdom on attraction. The conversation also touches on the surprising connections between women's fantasies, cultural narratives, and even true crime.

Catherine Salmon, a Professor of Psychology, delves into topics like sibling conflict, anorexia, slash fiction, and the evolutionary basis of sexual attraction. The discussion includes insights on female body changes, male preferences in porn, and the link between androgen exposure and fanfiction preferences.