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Hi everyone! This is episode is the promised part 2 from the last episode all about the books and movies I've watched recently. Here's what we'll cover:- My reaction to one of the most iconic movies of the early 2000's. - Dylan Obrien's doppelganger - A full look into the book world of Abby Jiminez- and Hannah's return to Montana Have a fabulous week, watch/read something good for me, will ya?xoxo

I may not be able to spell, but your girl can type. Exhibit A. Lovely, beautiful listeners- thank you for joining me on today's ride through my thoughts. On the route, we will cover the vast landscape of sex negativity, drive to the top of comprehensive sex education (a hill I will happily die on), careen down to the valley of self affirmations, and end with a delightful view of lake confidence. I highly recommend getting in; the water's nice. I love you all and your fun weird little talents! One that I know you all possess is the ability to tell your friends and family about my podcast. Don't hide that under a bushel girl, be loud and proud. Oh, and tell them to rate and review. Thanks! Have a great week!

What is UP people?! Today we are in my stream of consciousness floating down to the river of lesser-known Disney stars, my allegiance to the Survivor franchise, and the fruits of my labors. In other words- you're in for a ride, so hop in the floaty tube and check the weather (that's a call back to when I almost died in Switzerland, see episode 47) because the next hour is going to be an adventure! Love ya.Rate and review pleasseeeeeee. Also go checkout my podcast on YOUTUBE! My sex education podcast is now available there as well (you can add it to the list of things you don't need to thank me for) ;) Marked today's episode as explicit because I do talk about SA a bit in the middle in the context of my field of study, and wanted to give that trigger warning to everyone. ok bye for realz.

Hi there :)Remember back to the days of Disney Channel when all your favorite TV stars would come together for a beautiful mashup episode? Well guess what?....I'm about to bring back that childhood joy. With a little mashup of my own.Please enjoy. Love ya.Rate.Review.Subscribe to my patreon "The Virgin Sex Educator".And stay awesome.

Hi there beautiful people! I marked today's episode as explicit purely because I talk about two different TV shows that have a plot point that involves sexual violence, and I just wanted everyone to be aware (the shows are The Housemaid and His&hers).But really, today's episode is me getting back to my roots and telling you all about what I have recently watched and whether or not I think YOU should watch it. We have plot summaries, spoilers, and opinions galore. I hope you all have a fabulous week full of content that is 100% worth your time. Thanks for spending some of it with me, love you all!

Hello everyone! Today’s topic can be sensitive for some listeners, so please make sure you’re in the right headspace before we begin. This conversation is especially for women who are currently in abusive relationships or who have experienced abuse in the past. My goal is to share information, understanding, and a message of hope, but please take your time. It’s okay to pause, feel, or step away if needed. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please call emergency services right away.Below are trusted resources in Utah and Australia, including crisis lines, shelters, and support services that offer confidential help and options for safety. You are not alone. For everyone:Yourtoolkit.com is the site Sim was talking about for victim/survivors of FDV. It is set up for Australians, but the majority of the information is for anyone in an FDV relationship and wants to leave. It also has a quick exit button that you can use you are on the site around your abuser and need to switch browsers quickly, it will immediately switch it to the news. Books Sim recommends:Coercive Control - Evan Stark (it's the OG in academia)See What You Made Me Do - Jess HillWhy Does He Do That - Lundy Bancroft (the one I, Nikki, am currently reading)No Visible Bruises - Rachel Snyder Utah: 24/7 Hotlines & Immediate SupportNational Domestic Violence Hotline (U.S.) — 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) | Online chat at thehotline.org (free, confidential 24/7).Utah Domestic Violence Coalition LINKLine — Call or text 1-800-897-LINK (5465) for free confidential support and referrals statewide.National Sexual Assault Hotline: Survivors can reach out for help any time day or night. Download the free app or call 801-587-3000 to chat or talk confidentially to a trained therapist.Rape Recovery Center (Salt Lake City) — 801-467-7273 (24/7 crisis line).SVS (Supporting Voices of Survivors) — Provides safe shelter, advocacy, counseling, and ongoing support services.Australia: National Support Lines (24/7)1800RESPECT — 1800 737 732 | Online chat and video support. Confidential counselling and information for domestic, family, and sexual violence.Domestic Violence Crisis Service (South Australia) — 1800 800 098 (24/7 confidential support, info, safe accommodation options).Family & Domestic Violence Helplines (Western Australia) — 1800 007 339 for women, 1800 000 599 for men, plus referral and support.SALSWA: Sexual Assault Legal Service (free, NGO). salswa@wlswa.org.au Phone: 08 9272 8855Full Stop Australia — Free, confidential counselling and advocacy for people impacted by domestic and family violence. Kids Helpline (for younger listeners or those supporting youth) — 1800 55 1800 (free counselling for ages 5–25).

Hey guess what?I did it. Are you proud?Me too.( See podcast for context).https://patreon.com/TheVirginSexEducator?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLinkAnd because I've always been an extra overachieving gal...here's my link tree too, free of charge ;)https://linktr.ee/thevirginsexeducatorSome people were born with incredible good looks or musical talent. Me? I was born with a mouth that always has one more thing to say and the ability to occasionally follow through with the 10000000000 hobbies I have. And I'd bet anything you were born with the incredible ability to rate and review this podcast. So don't hide that talent under a bushel now... go find those stars :)THANKS!

I really hope my play on words in the title landed how I wanted it to, because chat gpt had no idea what I was trying to say. Incase you missed the cleverness, today Rebecca is here to give us a broader perspective on living abroad and the key "tools you need" to live away from home.Whether you're someone wanting to solo travel around the globe, or someone living it up in a house you bought, raising a beautiful family, the things Rebecca and I discuss can be applied to your life. Thank you so much for joining me today, please rate and review! I'll catch ya'll later.

Well hello space cadets! As the title so clearly states- today is a long awaited day that, to be honest, was bound to happen eventually. I'm at the point in my life that I'm only looking for star players to come into my fold of friendship. Considering how little I know about space, history, geography, science, math, and engineering... I figured it was time to start accumulating people that do more than entertain. I need people who can teach me science like I'm a 5 year old child and answer all my "how does this work" questions I should have learned in elementary school.And that is exactly what today's episode is all about. Get ready to LEARN. Grab your glasses, and some graphing paper cause Ravi is here to answer our (mostly mine, but I like to think I speak for the group in the same way the Lorax spoke for the trees) most pressing questions. You're welcome in advance.

Hey hey,This week I sat down to chat with you about F1, Far From The Madding Crowd, Roofman, and Eternity. Apologies for the lame caption, I'm tired and need to go to bed and sometimes even clever hilarious women like me need rest to come up with incredibly witty captions. So.... night night. Luv ya. I'll say something funnier next week.