Men, Sex & Pleasure with Cam Fraser

From episode #76 with Melanie Curtin. More from that episode: - Melanie shares about her work and research - Healing from religious trauma - Creating safety for men to explore sexuality - 70% of men are not good in bed - “Too much, too fast” - Expectations of male sexuality - Teasing and touching a woman - Creating safety for women to explore sexuality - Communication skills

On this episode of #mensexpleasure, I chat with Jimanekia Eborn. Jimanekia Eborn is a Queer Sexual Assault & Trauma Expert, Trauma Media Consultant, and Comprehensive Sex Educator. She is the host of Trauma Queen - a podcast working to normalize conversations about life's most challenging experiences, from sexual assault to mental health and beyond. Jimanekia is the Founder of Tending The Garden- a nonprofit in service of sexual assault survivors who have been marginalized; offering retreats, online summits, community and education. She is also the co-founder of Cintima, bringing increased representation to the field of Intimacy Coordination in the film industry. Key points: Introductions and background Jimanekia introduces herself, sharing her full name and background. She describes herself as an inquisitive, question-asking person who has experienced various traumas and is now dedicated to supporting others navigating difficult experiences. She outlines her diverse work, including the Jimanekia project focused on assault, her trauma-focused podcast, an intimacy coordinator training company, and her role in the mental health department of a professional wrestling company. Trauma-informed support and advocacy Jimanekia discusses her approach to supporting survivors, emphasizing the importance of allowing them to guide the conversation and decide how they want to share their experiences. She contrasts this with common unhelpful responses that project assumptions or make demands of survivors. Jimanekia also highlights the need for more trauma-informed support, especially for marginalized groups and men, who often face additional stigma and barriers to disclosing. Navigating trauma and consent The conversation explores the complexities around trauma, consent, and gender. Jimanekia and Cam discuss the societal pressures and norms that can prevent men from recognizing or disclosing their experiences of abuse, as well as the tendency to dismiss or trivialize these experiences. They emphasize the importance of creating safe spaces for all survivors to be heard and supported without judgment. Systemic change and accountability Jimanekia and Cam discuss the need for broader systemic changes to address the root causes of violence and trauma, such as harmful gender norms, power imbalances, and lack of accountability. They highlight the responsibility of institutions and communities to proactively create safer environments and provide comprehensive support for survivors, rather than placing the burden on individuals. Closing thoughts Jimanekia closes the conversation by offering encouragement and validation to any male survivors listening, emphasizing that their experiences are not their fault and that there are supportive communities available to them. Relevant links: Jimanekia's Instagram: @jimanekia Jimanekia's websites: https://traumaqueen.love/ and https://www.cintima.co/

From episode #75 with Darragh Stewart. More from that episode: - Darragh shares some of his story - Religion and the lack of embodiment in Ireland - Alcohol and drinking culture - The quintessential Irish man - Exploring sexuality in men’s work - Lad culture and banter - Psychedelic ceremonies and men’s circles - Attitudes towards psychedelics

On this episode of #mensexpleasure, I chat with William Moore. William is the founder of the Dallas-based biohacking clinic AdvancedYOU and the visionary behind PhalloFILL®, the leading network for non-surgical penile girth enhancement. After launching in 2021, PhalloFILL now spans 20 U.S. markets, Mexico City, and Montreal, solidifying its status as the largest and most accessible treatment for penile girth enhancement. Beyond the clinics, Moore is the President of the Texas Med Spa Association, advocating for LGBTQ+ rights and healthcare equality. With an MBA and an M.S. in Health and Human Performance, William draws on two decades of experience to guide patients to optimal health, enhanced appearance, and heightened self-esteem. Key points: - William introduces himself - What is PhalloFILL - Length vs Girth - Treatment options - Do you need to be bigger? Relevant links: William's website: https://phallofill.com/locations/texas/dallas/

From episode #74 with Aren Bahia. More from the episode: - Aren shares about his “Eat, Pray, Love” journey - Catalysts for transformation - Learnings from organized crime - Practical aspects of spirituality - Compartmentalization, context and authenticity - The “Bad Boy” mask: Performing masculinity - Self-pleasure, self-care, sex, and sensuality - Defining presence and being present - Owning your arousal and communicating with a partner

On this episode of #mensexpleausure, I chat with Magda Kay. Magda is an Intimacy Expert, Tantra Teacher & Conscious Relating Coach, author, and founder of the School of Intimacy. More than 10 years ago she quit her corporate job, and embarked on a journey that led her through ashrams, yoga trainings, Tantric communities, and ceremonies. through hours of daily devotion and practices into her deepest parts, facing the wounds and fears, and it also revealed her highest calling: to share and teach others how to access their deepest desires and ability to create transformative intimacy in their lives. Her work combines the gifts of the East and the West, a blend of Tantric and yogic philosophies with psychology and human behaviour. Key points: Introductions and background Cam and Magda introduce themselves and share their personal journeys that led them to their current work as intimacy and relationship experts. Magda shares how her own struggles with intimacy and shame around her motivated her to dive deep into Tantra and somatic practices to heal and transform her relationship with her body and . Navigating boundaries and safety Magda and Cam discuss the importance of creating safety and comfort in intimate relationships, and how to navigate the difference between "want to" and "willing to" when it comes to activities. They emphasize the need to honor each partner's boundaries and not make assumptions about their desires or comfort levels. Communicating effectively about intimacy Magda provides practical tips for how partners can communicate more effectively about their intimate needs and desires, such as avoiding yes/no questions, not trying to answer questions for your partner, and being patient as they explore and discover what they want. She highlights the importance of foreplay and building anticipation throughout the day. Gendered differences in intimacy Cam and Magda discuss how gender stereotypes and societal expectations can impact people's relationships with their and bodies. They share insights about how men and women may have different needs and preferences when it comes to intimacy, and the importance of being open-minded and not making assumptions. Practical tips for enhancing intimacy Magda and Cam provide specific techniques and practices that couples can try to build safety, comfort, and playfulness in their intimate lives. This includes non- touch and sensuality, directing energy through the body, and being willing to experiment and not take intimacy too seriously. Recap and closing Cam and Magda conclude the conversation by emphasizing the importance of bringing more lightness, playfulness, and self-compassion to one's intimate experiences. They express gratitude for the opportunity to connect and share their insights. Relevant links: Magda's website: https://magdakay.com/ Magda's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/magdakayofficial/

From episode #73 with Mish Middelmann. More from that episode: - Mish talks about his diagnosis - The process of prostatectomy - Recovery and rehabilitation - Impacts on masculinity and virility - Erectile dysfunction after prostate surgery - Learning new ways of being sexual - Viagra, penis pumps and dry orgasms - Reconnecting with a partner

Episode #226 of #mensexpleasure with Tantric Hypnotherapist Alexandra Holovitz.Key points:Alexandra's background and workAlexandra introduces herself as a coach and erotic hypnosis practitioner. She runs the brand "Alexandra Guru" and is passionate about supporting men to embrace their masculine and feminine polarity, as well as becoming more multi-orgasmic.Erotic hypnosis vs. regular hypnosisAlexandra explains that erotic hypnosis uses an erotic setup to help clients access deeper pleasure, body sensations, and explore fantasies in a safe, visualized space before potentially trying them out in real life. It differs from regular hypnosis in its focus on the erotic and sensual.Case studies and client experiencesAlexandra shares two case studies - one of a client who used erotic hypnosis to anchor pleasurable sensations that he could access during boring meetings, and another of a couple who used it to explore and overcome shame around trying new practices.Addressing men's fears around erotic hypnosisAlexandra discusses how many men are initially hesitant or fearful about losing control or being "mind controlled" through erotic hypnosis. She emphasizes that she cannot make clients do anything they don't want, and that the process is about empowering them to access more pleasure and sensations.Practical tips and resourcesAlexandra recommends clients do an "emotional CV" exercise to reflect on past experiences and emotions, which can provide helpful context. She also offers custom hypnosis recordings and a free "Guided Sub Pleasure" audio for clients to use on their own.Erotic hypnosis course and closing thoughtsAlexandra shares that she is launching a new course to teach men how to use erotic hypnosis as a "bedroom superpower" to spice up their lives. She encourages men to be curious and open-minded about exploring erotic hypnosis and the many ways it can enhance pleasure and connection.Relevant links:Alexandra's website: www.holovitzalexandra.com Alexandra's Instagram: www.instagram.com/alexandra_guruFree resources: The Orgasmic Hypno Bundle https://alexandraguru.tentary.com/p/qxVYxb

From episode #72 with Rory Callaghan. More from that episode: - Rory talks about his work and his mission - Rory shares about his recent breakup - Navigating the post-breakup headspace - Communication strategies and vulnerability - Integrity and taking time for yourself - What is self-care? - The fundamentals of health - How to achieve integrated health - Rory offers some advice for men

On this episode of #mensexpleasure, I chat with Nicolas Notini Wallin. Nicolas had his first Energyflow awakening at the age of three playing drums. It was life-changing, the greatest magic. Inspired by family friend and music legend Quincy Jones he decided early on to devote his life to exploring this Energy in music, improvisation, compassion and personal growth. It remains his biggest passion in life. He has a career as a recording studio musician and he is a serial entrepreneur and founder in digital entertainment Key Points: - Nicolas introduces himself - Nicolas' passion for transforming energy - The analogy of music and improvisation to relationships - Compassion as a framework for living and working - Nicolas' 100-day challenge for cultivating self-love and positive energy - Closing reflections Relevant links: Nicolas' website: www.warriorsoflove.org