Men, Sex & Pleasure with Cam Fraser

Dr. Martha Tara Lee, a sex therapist in Singapore, discusses her studies, cultural challenges, stigma as an Asian woman sex therapist, ancient Eastern sexual practices, and using Asian culture in sex therapy. The podcast explores sex education challenges, censorship, defamation laws, and pornography regulations in Singapore.

Holistic sex coach and yoni massage therapist Ella D’Aloia discusses the healing benefits of yoni massage, the importance of self-pleasure, approaching your partner's genitals with respect and consent, reclaiming stigmatized words for genitals, men's erotic journeys, and the need for ongoing sexual education.

Sex educator Georgia Grace discusses her work, sex-tech innovations like the Arcwave Ion, and enhancing male pleasure with sex toys. They explore boundaries, online harassment, and updating outdated understandings about sexuality for a more pleasurable experience.

On this episode of #mensexpleasure I chat with Tyson LaRone. Tyson is a Martial Arts Instructor, Strongman competitor and Monster Energy Drink Enthusiast who TikToks about politics, history, philosophy, society and generally trying to affect positive change however he can. Key points: - Tyson introduces himself - Parenting philosophies - Validating emotions in parenting and martial arts instruction - Contradictory models of masculinity - The harms of an exploitative view of relationships - Finding fulfillment through honest self-reflection Relevant links: Tyson’s TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thewarriorphilosopher

From episode #45 with Dominick Quartuccio. Key Points from that episode: - Dominick shares some of this story - The final straw before rehab - Sex Addicts Anonymous - Is sex addiction real? - Defining addiction and relapse - Religion and negative attitudes towards sex - Reframing your relationship with sex - Talking to men about sex

Dr. James B. Stein, an Assistant Professor, discusses the 'Manosphere', Red Pill ideology, vulnerable men exploitation, community guidance, Andrew Tate, Jordan Peterson, and exiting the Manosphere. The podcast explores media literacy, toxic behaviors, challenging gender stereotypes, and embracing sensuality for personal growth.

#197 The Eunuch: The First Incel Novel On this episode of #mensexpleasure, I chat with Charles Fischer, the author of The Eunuch—a darkly comic novel set in Babylon during the reign of Nebuchadnezzar II. Told from the point of view of Nergal, a eunuch slave-scribe who keeps the secrets of the king’s harem, the book is a tale of depravity and love in a time of imperial decline. Charles Fischer holds degrees from St. Olaf College, Harvard Divinity School, and the University of Washington. He lives in Seattle with his wife, Lisa, and teaches writing and humanities at Everett Community College in Washington. The Eunuch is his first novel. Key Points: - Charles introduces himself - "The Eunuch": Journey of a decade's creation - Babylon invasion story through a eunuch's eyes - Nergal's struggle with masculinity and isolation - Sublimating desires into art through writing - Importance of community in personal growth - Exploring love's forms: eros, philia, agape - Finding love in unexpected places and forms Relevant links: Charles’ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cfischer2 Charles’ novel: https://www.gabbrohead.com/the-eunuch

On this episode of #mensexpleasure, I chat with Harvey Laguerre. Harvey is a 49 year old, stay-at-home dad of 4. The emergence of Covid-19 led to the creation of a relationship podcast with his wife, called Love is Black. The success of that podcast emboldened him to create his own. Men Are The P.R.I.Z.E. Podcast is the result of years of learning what it means to be a man in the world today. The definition of masculinity has changed drastically and not for the better. Attributes that were once manly, are now toxic. What has not changed is the lack of safe spaces for men to express their emotions. Being a vulnerable man is not celebrated like it should be. This podcast is that safe space for men to open up and reveal their inner monologue. This podcast is the what, where, when, why and how of manhood. Key points: - Harvey introduces himself - Damaging stereotypes impact black men's lives - Need for safe spaces to express vulnerability - Self-accountability leads to empowerment and growth - High suicide rates, isolation during holidays - Stereotypes affect black boys' and teens' identity - Societal pressure limits emotional expression in men - Importance of culturally relatable therapists and coaches Relevant links: Harvey’s website: www.HarveyLaguerre.com

Jeddy Azuma discusses the importance of rites of passage for men, exploring traditional vs materialistic symbols, engaging with other cultures, and personal growth. He emphasizes educating children and transitioning into purposeful leadership roles.

On this episode of #mensexpleasure, I chat with Jasper Brown. Jasper is a men’s coach whose work has guided hundreds of men to embody a conscious approach towards masculinity. For almost a decade, he has dedicated himself to facilitating the evolution of men through embodied masculinity, finding a higher purpose, and healing their relationships. Key Points: - Jasper introduces himself - Jasper’s journey overcoming premature ejaculation - Jasper’s most important insights - Practices for overcoming premature ejaculation - The power of a supportive partner - Advice for couples Relevant links: Jasper’s Instagram: @awakened_eros