Exploring Sexuality Fearlessly

Listen to Carol Queen, author of Real Live Nude Girl and long time sexpert at Good Vibrations apply her wit and intelligence to some of the most complex and intriguing questions concerning human sexuality. She is fearless about exploring her own sexuality through her wide ranging experience. Queen advocates for sexual positivity and safety. Don’t miss this enlightening and lively conversation that affirms the truth of our own sexuality and the right we have to discover our capacity for pleasure.

Carol Queen is an American author, editor, and sexologist who has been influential in promoting the sex-positive and feminist movement. Queen is the author of Real Live Nude Girl: Chronicles of Sex-Positive Culture as well as Exhibitionism for the Shy: Show Off, Dress Up and Talk Hot. She has also edited several volumes of erotica. She is a regular contributor to the Spectator and on several blogs, including at Good Vibrations where she has been the resident sexpert for years. Queen has produced adult movies, events, workshops and lectures. She has been featured as an instructor and star in several pornographic productions.

Queen, together with her partner Robert Morgan Lawrence are the co-founders of the 501(c)3 education San Francisco based non-profit Center for Sex and Culture. The mission of the CSC is to “provide non-judgmental, sex-positive sexuality education and support to diverse populations by means of classes, workshops, social gatherings, and hands-on, practical skills-building events”.

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Lost A.

12:41PM PST on Jan 29, 2012

Thanx.

send a green star

LMj S.

4:51PM PST on Jan 26, 2012

thank you.

Michele W.

1:08PM PDT on Jun 17, 2011

Thank you.

Howard C.

8:07AM PDT on Jun 16, 2011

An interesting article but not the easiest thing to get through, sorry.

Robert O.

11:08AM PDT on Jun 14, 2011

Thank you Wendy.

KS G.

5:08AM PDT on Jun 13, 2011

Thanks for the article.

heather g.

11:31PM PDT on Jun 12, 2011

I didn't even try to listen after all these negative comments. However, Wendy Strgar, your own personal advice is consistently top-notch !

Carole N.

7:18AM PDT on Jun 12, 2011

yawn yawn, how is anyone upset? its just a load of babbling

Carolyn W.

6:22PM PDT on Jun 11, 2011

As Ken's "young lady," I turned it off after 15 minutes, finding it totally boring, with no new information offered. I agree with the writer who said that it seemed to take forever for the guest to formulate an answer to the host's somewhat ambiguous question. Sorry, just couldn't get into this.

Jenny L.

2:22PM PDT on Jun 11, 2011

I agree, it was very boring and they just talked about obvious things everyone knows or can guess. (as if it was a very big deal)

I like straight to the point things and each time they were talking, it took forever before they formulated the question and answer...

I didn't listen much because I was going to fell asleep on my study book.

But I guess, different posts attracts different people. It's just my opinion.

Just that with such specialists, one would pay a lot of money for appointments to talk about everything but something concrete and on the topic. (well, my prediction)