Men, Sex & Pleasure with Cam Fraser

Dave Booda, writer, musician, and social entrepreneur, discusses pickup artist and sacred sexuality communities, emphasizing authenticity, connection, and accountability. He shares advice for those in dogmatic communities, reflecting on his diverse experiences and personal passions in the world of sexuality.

From episode #68 with Danny Lakey. More from that episode: - Danny shares about his career on radio - Showing up authentically - Australian men and our drinking culture - Sobriety and masculinity - Altered states of consciousness - Experiencing the divine feminine - Stigma about psychedelics and sex - Combining sex with psychedelics - Danny shares some advice

In a thought-provoking discussion, Mattia Zambaldi, a men’s sex coach and former elite sports physiotherapist, explores the integration of mind, heart, and body in men's transformation. He critiques traditional masculinity and promotes a balance of masculine and feminine energies. Topics include embodiment practices, the healing power of pleasure during crises, and the role of breathwork in self-awareness. Mattia also shares insightful meditative exercises that connect participants with nature, fostering a deeper understanding of identity and emotion.

From episode #67 with Manu Paradiso. More from that episode: - Manu shares about his story and his passion - Discussing approaches to coaching men - Personal sexual turning points - The line between sexualization and objectification - Having intention with sexual energy - Being honest about your intentions - Listening to your “Yes” - Advice for men interested in this work

On this episode of #mensexpleasure, I chat with Bryan Reeves. A former US Air Force Captain, Bryan is now an internationally renowned Author and Life/Relationship Coach with a current focus on supporting men to have better lives and relationships. His viral blog has been read by over 50 million people in every country on the planet (except North Korea). He’s the co-founder of "Elevate Your Relationship,” a live coaching program for men ready to elevate their relationship game, which currently serves men in 10 countries. He's co-host of the popular podcast, “Men, This Way,” and his newest book, Choose Her Every Day (Or Leave Her), is available on Audible, Amazon and other retailers. Key Points: - Bryan introduces himself - Exploring personal growth and relationships - The power of vulnerability and connection - Navigating power dynamics in relationships - Reframing pleasure and intimacy - Recap and closing thoughts Relevant links: Bryan’s website: https://bryanreeves.com/ Bryan’s Instagram: @bryanreevesinsight

Guest Lauren French, an expert in Comprehensive Sexuality Education, discusses the importance of media and porn literacy, creating safe spaces for kids to learn, language and terminology, intergenerational trauma, and the significance of sex- and pleasure-positivity. She also shares about her family and lineage, and offers compassionate words for First Nations people.

On this episode of #mensexpleasure, I chat with Stefanie Iris Weiss, a New York City-based writer, certified clinical sexologist, and professional astrologer in private practice for two decades. A pleasure activist and author of ten books, Stefanie writes about sex, politics, the environment, and astrology. The core of her work focuses on sexuality, somatics, sustainability, and the stars, subjects that coalesce at the heart of the natural world and our nature as humans. The long arc of her work explores how the environment, our bodies, and the cosmos commingle. Her latest book, Sex and Your Stars: A Sexologist’s Guide to the Erotic Energy of the Zodiac, is now available for pre-order. Key points: - Stefanie introduces herself - Astrology and sexology integration - Misconceptions about astrology and sexology - Exploring the zodiac signs and elements - Advice for men exploring astrology and sex - Accessing your astrological chart Relevant links: Stefanie’s website: https://stefanieirisweiss.com/ Stefanie’s Instagram: @ stefanieirisweiss

Alicia Brown, a sex educator, talks about sharing sexuality info with Indigenous communities, learning communication skills, online vs. offline sex talks, terminology, and traditions. She emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with lost Indigenous knowledge and identity.

On this episode of #mensexpleasure, I chat with Dr. Jordin Wiggins. Jordin is a Naturopathic Doctor, Pleasure & Intimacy Coach, and author. She teaches high-achieving, successful women how to be as badass in the bedroom and relationships as they are in business. She is the CEO of the Pleasure Collective, a coaching community for women reclaiming their pleasure as well as the host of The Pleasure Principles podcast, where she dedicates her time to exploring and understanding pleasure, health, and sex in today's society. Jordin maintains a small private practice in Ontario to help entrepreneurs and professional women feel their best. Key Points: - Jordin introduces herself - Differing perspectives on pleasure - Barriers to experiencing pleasure - The importance of self-exploration - Navigating pleasure in relationships - Broader implications of prioritizing pleasure Relevant links: Jordin’s website: https://www.thepleasurecollective.com/ Jordin’s Instagram: @drjordinwiggins

From episode #64 with Bek Antonucci. More from that episode: - Bek shares about her personal story - Living with herpes - The stigma of STIs - Normalizing conversations about sexual health - Talking about sex online - Intention vs impact - Sister wounds and brother wounds - “What do men need to know?” - Attention seeking - Advice for being a sexually embodied person on the internet