On today’s show, Emily along with comedian Ben Morrison are talking about top sexual fantasies, from threesomes to bondage – and how to talk to your partner about what you want to try.
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On today’s show, Emily is joined by New York Times Best Selling author and host of The Genius Life podcast Max Lugavere to talk about his new book, Genius Foods, and how what you eat can affect your brain and your sex life.
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I sat back and listened to my friends having a lively argument. They were heatedly discussing one of the most contentious points in human history. Not religion or politics, not if the chicken or egg came first, but the equally as fascinating topic of female ejaculation.
On today’s show, Emily is bringing you a mash-up of some of her favorite roundtable discussions featuring the Sex With Emily team from the past few years.
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On today’s show, Emily is talking about everything from sex positions to performance in the bedroom to the way our brains work.
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On today’s show, Emily’s helping you communicate your way to better sex and relationships – with a partner, or with yourself.
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Emily Morse started her podcast, Sex With Emily, at first out of curiosity – what does great sex look like?
She started interviewing people from the comforts of her living room couch, glass of wine in hand, and genuine interest in mind.
This throwback show is all about all things casual sex – because we just can’t talk about it enough.
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Today’s episode is part two of yesterday’s podcast with Jim Kwik. During this part 2, Jim walks Emily (and you) through specific steps to activate a healthy brain, and techniques to remember anything from a speech to the details of your first date.
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Here at SWE, Emily is always talking about how important pelvic floor health is – for everyone.
From making your orgasms more frequent, stronger, and longer, to getting rid of those annoying “sneeze & pee” incidents, to actually keeping certain organs in place – having a strong pelvic floor means A LOT for your body.