Join Angel and Stephen for this episode! Stephen is a special guest that is sharing his experience with coming out as a youth, rejection and lack of access to information and conversations about sexuality. TW: This conversation may be triggering to individuals who have experienced

There is a new non-profit in town!  AnswerSociety.org, an Edmonton based organization that supports the rights of sex workers!  Today we are interviewing one of the board members, who has lived experience as a sex worker and talking about the stigma around sex work and how that impacts sex workers safety.  

Please consider donating to this organization.

Gender and Consent:

I talk a great deal about gender and I wanted to provide a ground floor view of how gender and its prescribed roles influence how we view sex, sexuality and consent.   When I talk about gender, I am referring to the messages we are taught about ourselves and one another based on what is assumed about our gender.   This is all based on my experience as a nearly fifty year old person who was assigned female at birth and is white, able bodied and and het/cis presenting.  

Again, I am not the holder of all information, so this rant is simply reflective of my current understanding.  Feedback is always welcome  gtfo@aspecc.ca

Sex Positive Talk is recording from home today, with a special episode about vaginal health, the lack of medical attention on pleasure impacted health outcomes for folks with a vagina, and a plea for fundraising for ASPECC.ca a non-profit that delivers shame-free sex education.

Hosting sex permissive events, running a sex positive space… well it has challenges! Join Angel (they/she) and Kyle (She/her) as they share some of the experiences they had while helping to run the Sex Positive Centre in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

ASPECC folks discuss the challenge to learning to be sex positive and challenge your own biases while ensuring you are not relying on folks to provide that labour to you for your learning benefit.

Not everyone has a clear view of their own sexuality in their teens. Some of us discover our sexuality much, much later.

Two of ASPECC’s founders, Mark and Angel, chat about gender, their own journey and the bumps on the road.

Meet my middle child, now an adult, as we talk about growing up with sex positive parents, the good, the bad, and the silly!

Mark and Angel talk about finding your own groove when it comes to role play, BDSM, dominance, submission etc.