James Cantor

Dr. James Cantor, a clinical psychologist and sexologist, dives into the complexities of sexual orientation and paraphilias. He discusses the biological and environmental factors influencing sexual identity and the nuanced differences between gay men and women. Cantor addresses sensitive topics such as the treatment of youth with gender dysphoria and the connections between autism and gender identity. He also explores the societal implications of pedophilia, distinguishing between offenders and those who choose celibacy. The conversation encourages an open-minded approach to understanding sexuality.

In this intriguing discussion, Dr. James Cantor, a clinical psychologist and renowned sexologist, dives deep into the realm of unusual sexual orientations. He explores the complexity of paraphilias, how asexuality may arise, and the psychological underpinnings of desires like hebephilia. Cantor highlights the challenges of navigating sensitive topics around gender identity, mental health, and societal stigma. His insights aim to foster understanding and empathy for diverse sexual experiences, encouraging open dialogues on complex subjects.

Toronto psychologist James Cantor has been testifying in court on transgender issues in the US. His scientific expertise is being used by conservative Christian groups and Republican politicians to roll back trans rights. Explore the campaign against trans rights in Tennessee, the controversy over banning gender affirming care for minors, and the involvement of experts in defending anti-trans laws. Learn about the experiences of Cantor, the financial incentives, and their hope to write a book. The podcast also discusses biased research, the selective use of evidence, and the influence of certain doctors and researchers on transgender youth.