Sarah and Robin explore the feminine tropes that shape cultures expectations of women - the damsel in distress, the vamp, the mother/good wife and more recently the trope that they are both loving - the childless cat lady. Robin shares the history of the vamp, which was initiated by silent film star Theda Bara, who Robin pays tribute to with a new prayer candle. Sarah shares about a recent caregiving experience that kicked up the human giver in her (in a surprisingly good way).Please follow us IG and TT and join our patreon to support the show! Keep up with Robin's artwork at sapphoirfaire.com

This week we're mashing up past segments about a common thread that comes up in our conversations - containers! What is the benefit of creating a safe container for sex, kink or intimacy? We answer this question in compiled segments from Season 2 Episode 14 F*ck Yeah to Shameless Sex with Amy Baldwin followed by a clip from our appearance on the Shameless Sex podcast. We apply a famous playground study to kink play, explore an intimate eye-gazing exercise from renowned tantra educator, Barbara Carellas, and Sarah reports back on trying Amy Baldwin's inner beast exercise.

Robin, a friendly kink enthusiast who integrates playful elements into her friendships, joins talented drag hostess Shanell for a lively chat. They share memorable moments from a Drag Race All Stars live show, discussing the stunning performances and impactful costumes. Robin reveals her unique approach to kink, emphasizing emotional connections and safety in play. The conversation explores the blend of platonic and erotic dynamics, highlighting the importance of authenticity and community in both drag and the kink world.

Robin, known for her adventurous 'hot mom summer' antics, shares her journey through kink and personal transformation. Sarah, an intimacy coach, discusses the nuances of consent and the power of empowered choice in connecting with our bodies. They explore how embracing kink has been liberating amid life's changes. Their conversation highlights the significance of mutual respect in intimate interactions and the importance of body awareness and emotional grounding in making empowered decisions.

We have returned from hiatus to bring you season 4. We kick off with a catch up about the state of the world - Olympics, politics and summer vibes are dominating our world right now. Get our hot takes on women's sports, Kamala's rise to brat status and which white man we took bets on becoming her running mate. You can now support the show on patreon and we hope you will! patreon.com/fuckyeahpodFind us on Instagram: instagram.com/fuckyeahpodTikTok: tiktok.com/@fuckyeahpodOr better yet, get on our email list: fuckyeahpod.com

We close out Season 3 with longtime friend of the pod and iconic artist, Cassils. We talk about the trajectory of Cassils's art career starting with early childhood paintings on genitals, to putting their body through peril as a means of waking up viewers to the struggles of the queer and trans experience. In Cassils's view, history does not repeat itself, but it rhymes. Their work is not only a vehicle for social change, it is steeped in the tactics of queer artist/activists of the 70s and 80s. Cassils uses their body heavily in their work, sometimes putting themself in precarious situations to convey the urgency and immediacy of the issues they are tackling. Cassils most recent piece draws inspiration from die-ins and the AIDS quilt. They will create a large scale cyanotype for Trans Day of Visibility at the end of the month at the Lincoln Memorial on the Mall in Washington D.C. Our conversation touches on a number of Cassils' pieces including Human Measure, Becoming an Image, In Plain Sight and and the throughline they weave through each. Their upcoming action with the NCET will take place on March 31st in D.C. To learn more about Cassils (or to take part in their TDOV action) visit their site -www.cassils.net - or follow them on IG @cassilsartistCASSILS is a transgender artist who makes their own body the material and protagonist of their performances. Cassils's art contemplates the history(s) of LGBTQI+ violence, representation, struggle and survival. For Cassils, performance is a form of social sculpture: Drawing from the idea that bodies are formed in relation to forces of power and social expectations, Cassils work investigates historical contexts to examine the present moment.This is our last episode of Season 3. Make sure to Subscribe, follow us on IG and TT or get on our email list at www.fuckyeahpod.com to not miss our return for Season 4!

Sarah and Robin are exploring fantasies in this penultimate episode of season 3. They break down what constitutes a fantasy with help from the classic guide The Erotic Mind by Jack Morin, deconstruct some of their own fantasies, answer the question "does Sarah even fantasize?" and talk through the process of reconstructing fantasies that feel outdated or misaligned with your current erotic self. Robin introduces Sarah to the meaning of Cathexis and how it's different from love and the poem Manic Pixie Dream Girl by Olivia Gatwood, and Sarah introduces Robin to a segment about delightfully gay dolphins. This episode features a vulva from @kokieca and the coining of the term "embodied fantasy"!Make sure to sign up for our email list at www.fuckyeahpod.com We go on hiatus in two weeks and our email list, IG and TT will be the best way to stay up-to-date on news and updates.

Today we're talking about building a network of loving support around non-binary and transgender youth with LGBTQ advocate and mother, Jamie Bruesehoff, author of Raising Kids Beyond the Binary: Celebrating God’s Transgender and Gender-Diverse Children.  Jamie shares her experience of raising her family in the Lutheran church in rural New Jersey and supporting her transgender daughter step into her full self. She describes the tension within Christianity - the repressive forces actively causing harm to gender expansive people and the loving kindness that her family has received from their congregation and Christians across the country. We talk about how being gender inclusive and breaking down gender stereotypes benefits all kids, how making space for LGBTQ+ youth to be their full selves creates space for us all to show up more fully, and how to advocate for your own gender diverse child. Jamie shares with Sarah and Robin about ring theory - a method for setting boundaries and protecting the safety and well-being of your child, regardless of what struggle they may be going through. Jamie demonstrates that you do not have to choose between your faith and your gender diverse child or loved one. Sarah closes the episode with a "Fucking Healing Shit" segment about the concept of "Unselfing" and ways to apply it when feeling helpless or hopeless.Jamie Bruesehoff is an award-winning LGBTQ+ advocate, nationally known speaker, and mother of three, including a transgender child. Her family and work have been featured by media outlets and organizations around the world, including Disney, NPR, Good Morning America, USA Today, The Today Show, CBS News, Human Rights Campaign, The Trevor Project, and GLAAD. With a master's degree from The Lutheran Theological Seminary-Gettysburg and twenty years of experience working with youth and adults, she strives to create a world where LGBTQ+ young people thrive. She lives in New Jersey with her spouse and children. She is the author of Raising Kids Beyond the Binary: Celebrating God’s Transgender and Gender-Diverse Children. You can learn more about Jamie's work on her site www.jamiebruesehoff.com follow Jamie on Facebook or Instagram  We encourage you to rate, review and subscribe to F*ck Yeah. You can sign up for our email list at www.fuckyeahpod.com and you can follow us on Instagram or TikTok.

Jet Setting Jasmine is an icon and owns it. As a multihyphenate adult performer, director, mental health professional, and parent Jasmine brings her full personhood to each of her roles and identities. We talk about what it takes to openly and unapologetically embrace your unique greatness, how to parent with authenticity, and how to embody and model your ethics. Jasmine shares ways to initiate conversations with your kids about boundaries, consent, sexuality, and porn that aligns with your ethics and evolves over their lifespan. She gives examples of utilizing media as a connection point and teaching tool in those evolving conversations. We talk about the state of the porn industry, how difficult it can be to define (and find) ethical pornography, and the ways political discourse makes its way into the bedroom. Jasmine's work centers decolonizing the professional spaces she occupies - porn and mental health - and she models boundary-setting, prioritizing safety, trusting your intuition, and living your values in everything she does. This conversation ranges from teaching your kids the Boundary Song to recognizing how corporate ethics rule your sex life. Tune in to learn why Jasmine is unapologetically iconic! Jet Setting Jasmine is an award-winning adult film director, entertainer, and master fetish trainer. She is also a licensed psychotherapist and educator who uses her expertise in mental health to advocate for a more inclusive and ethically-sound adult entertainment industry. Jasmine is the co-owner, along with partner King Noire, of Royal Fetish Films, a multi-channel adult-entertainment business that resists the discriminatory tropes common in the art of entertainment and mainstream adult industry. Well-trained to recognize the challenges that face workers in the adult film industry, Jasmine advocates for those who may not be empowered to speak for themselves. She employs cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused therapy, and narrative therapy, always with an aim of providing the most therapeutic client-care possible. Follow Jasmine on IGFollow us on IG & TTSign up for our email list www.fuckyeahpod.com

Guest Sarah Tomchesson discusses her queer and femme identity, childhood influences, and sexual exploration. The episode delves into clitoral anatomy, orgasms, and societal attitudes towards female pleasure. It also explores femininity, queerness, and the innovative gel FEXE for vaginal pH maintenance.