Why YOU Don’t Want Sex With Your Husband Anymore
Why desire disappears in marriage and what your body may be trying to tell you.
Can You Love One Person and Still Want Someone Else?
Can you love one person and still want someone else? In this episode, Dr. Emily Morse explores monogamy, open relationships, attraction, porn, and the conversations every couple should have about boundaries, trust, and desire. Whether you’re curious about ethical non-monogamy or wondering why porn creates conflict in relationships, you’ll learn how to communicate openly and build a relationship that works for both of you.
What I Wish I Knew About Sex in my 30s
In this episode, I’m breaking down everything I learned about sex and relationships in my 30s…… Read more »
The Secret to Magnetic Chemistry in Long-Term Relationships
Are you and your partner really collaborating in bed, or just going through the motions? In… Read more »
How to Close the Orgasm Gap for Good
The orgasm gap is a real statistic impacting heterosexual relationships — but it doesn’t have to be yours. Discover why this pleasure discrepancy happens and get actionable tips, communication strategies, and tool recommendations to close the gap for good.
Would You Try This in The Bedroom?
In this episode, I’m breaking down one of my all-time favorite tools: the Yes No Maybe… Read more »
Rewire Your Brain For Better Sex
What if you’ve been measuring your sex life all wrong? In this episode, I explore why… Read more »
5 Unexpected Ways to Improve Your Sex Life
If you want to improve your sex life, the answers might not lie in a new position or a high-tech vibe. Discover five unexpected, science-backed habits—from sleep surface hygiene to hydration—that will rev your engine naturally.
How to Stop Feeling Self-Conscious With a Partner ft. Jennifer Cohen
What if the key to a better sex life has nothing to do with sex itself?… Read more »
What Really Turns You On? Keeping Desire Alive in LTR
In this workshop, I’m answering your questions about desire, attraction, turn-ons, fantasies, and sexual connection. We… Read more »

