Dan Savage

Dan Savage, a renowned sex advice columnist and founder of the It Gets Better Project, joins the conversation to explore the evolving landscape of relationships. He discusses the balance between desire and control in sexuality and advocates for embracing non-monogamy as a valid relationship model. With humor, he examines societal shifts in perceptions of love, infidelity, and commitment, and critiques current sex education's impact on modern dating. Savage's candid insights challenge traditional norms and highlight the importance of honest communication.

In a thought-provoking conversation, Dan Savage, a prominent activist and sex advice columnist, dives into the legacy of 'The Urban Archipelago.' He analyzes the political divide between urban and rural America, advocating for the recognition of cities as the Democratic party's backbone. Savage critiques NIMBYism and the failed governance in cities like Seattle, urging for inclusive urban development. Through personal anecdotes and a celebration of urban culture, he highlights the vital role cities play in shaping a progressive future, especially for LGBTQ+ communities.

Dan Savage, renowned author and sex advice columnist, brings his frank insights to the discussion. He tackles how to handle disappointment and jealousy in relationships, emphasizing the importance of communication. Savage reveals why couples often lose their spark and offers tips to regain intimacy, particularly in the age of dating apps. He challenges the conventional notion of a 'couple' being an illusion and highlights the communication differences between gay and straight relationships, advocating for openness and negotiation in love.

In this engaging discussion, Dan Savage, a provocative sex advice columnist and podcast host, partners with Noam Dworman, owner of the iconic Comedy Cellar and a keen political commentator. They tackle the non-prosecution of NYC Mayor Eric Adams, debating political accountability. The conversation veers into unique topics like 'goat grinders' linked to Adrien Grenier, the dynamics of mirror pronouns, and the fading trust in media credibility. They even manage to mix in a humorous take on dental dams, blending serious discussion with lighthearted banter.

Dan Savage is widely known for writing "Savage Love," a nationally syndicated sex advice column that tackles tough questions about modern sexuality, LGBTQ+ issues, infidelity and more. Esther Perel is perhaps best known for her bestselling book "Mating in Captivity" as well as her hit podcast, "Where Should We Begin?" which features conversations with real couples going thru their tribulations with marriage counseling. Together they speak with Google in what was the fifth of a series of Talks about modern romance, and they candidly and openly discuss infidelity, new models for marriages, abstinance-only sex education, monogamy and more. Visit YouTube.com/TalksatGoogle to watch the video.  

Dan Savage, a best-selling author and influential media pundit, joins the conversation to explore the evolution of modern sexuality and its cultural implications. He reminisces about podcasting since 2005, shares insights from the HUMP! Festival, and dives into the intriguing vocabulary he’s coined like GGG and Tolyamory. Savage discusses the interplay of sex and politics, offering a candid view on contemporary issues that affect sexual health. With humor and wisdom, he encourages open dialogue about pleasure and intimacy.

Sex columnist and podcast icon, Dan Savage, discusses the changes in the field of human sexuality since the 90s. He explores various terms from his book, including 'Fuck First' and 'Monogamish'. The hosts also discuss anal play, the evolution of sexuality and language, non-monogamy, and foot fetishism.

This week’s guest is Dan Savage, a renowned author and host of Savage Lovecast, known for his candid discussions on sex and relationships. He dives into the complex psychosexual dynamics between characters Lochlan and Saxon, discussing how desire shapes identity. Savage explores the themes of transgression in relationships, analyzing the competitive sibling rivalry and its emotional complexities. He also critiques traditional storytelling, shedding light on the intersection of societal norms and personal desires.

In this lively discussion, guest Dan Savage, a best-selling author and co-founder of the It Gets Better Project, dives into the complexities of love in today's world. He tackles the challenges of dating amid political divides and navigates the murky waters of relationship dynamics influenced by differing beliefs. The conversation also touches on the changing landscape of masculinity and the evolution of intimacy in modern relationships. With humor and candor, Savage shares invaluable insights on maintaining connections amidst it all.

Dan Savage, a renowned podcaster and relationship advice columnist, engages in a lively discussion with Mike about the interplay of sex and politics post-debate. They tackle listener questions on managing romantic relationships amidst political upheaval. The conversation takes an entertaining turn as they explore generational differences and the nuances of modern dating, particularly focusing on the transactional aspects of relationships and how evolving gender roles reshape intimacy. Humor and candid anecdotes make this dialogue both insightful and relatable.