In this episode Madeline spoke with Nicki Wildflower; sex, love, and relationship coach. They focused on the differences there are between sex with cis gender men and cis gender women. They speak about mindset while having sex, the connection, and the arousal time to achieve an enjoyable orgasm. Nicki and Madeline also dive into their own experiences in sex with different genders. Nicki’s book recommendation: Come As You Are by: Emily Nagoski

In this episode Madeline spoke with Mykul Valentine, a male entertainer who holds pageant titles such as Mr. EOY 2011, Mr. Continental 2016, Mr. Renaissance 2018, and Newly crowned Mr. Dream States All American Gent 2021. He is also five time world Champion Cheerleader, two time NCA national cheerleading champion, and one time UCA national cheerleading champion. They discuss Mykul’s journey becoming a male entertainer and the performance aspects associated to being on stage. Madeline and Mykul also speak about pageants, the culture around them, and the pressure of holding a title.

In the episode Madeline spoke with Leah Webster, a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor who received her undergrad degree in Psychology from the University of Iowa, and Master's of Science in Couple, Marital, and Family counseling from Portland State University. Leah also has a Sex Therapy Certificate through University of Michigan. She is currently working towards AASECT certification for sex therapy. They discussed non-monogamy and the different types of relationships that could occur. They also touch on boundaries and resentments in couples new to non-monogamy and ways to understand those emotions. Leah recommends these books: Polysecure by Jessica Fern Opening Up by Tristan Taormino

In this episode Madeline spoke with Gabriel, a cisgender male who has experience in consensual polyamorous relationships. They chat about boundaries and how it is different in each non-monogamous relationship. Madeline and Gabriel dive into the concept of jealously and finding the root cause. They also explore the importance of needing consent from all parties involved and keeping an open and honest stream of communication.

In this episode Madeline spoke with Kelsi Dennis a licensed clinical social worker who got their masters from University of Louisville. She has been working in the mental health field since 2013 and has extensive experience treating mood disorders, chronic trauma, and personality disorders. Kelsi has specialized training in perinatal mood disorders and advanced certifications in sexual dysfunction and child development/welfare. They discuss how to build boundaries with family members that can be difficult to see and mindfulness in situations that can be stress inducing. Madeline and Kelsi also chat about the grieving process of not being able to see family (or chosen family) because of the pandemic and how to take the steps to combat depressive thoughts and feelings. Both, Kelsi and Madeline stress the importance of reaching out and suggest these resources for anyone struggling or don’t feel safe: National suicide hotline: 800-273-8255 24/7 Trevor Project: 24/7 LGBTQ suicide prevention hotline 1-866-488-7386 To reach a crisis counselor 24/7 text HOME to 741-741 Kelsi recommends these books: The Feeling Good Handbook by David Burns The Highly Sensitive Person by Elaine Aron Unfuck Your Brain by Faith Harper

In this episode Madeline spoke with Mistress A, a professional dominatrix and sugar baby who requested to stay anonymous. Mistress A spills stories she has experienced from her time in this profession and the reasons she started being a sugar baby. She gives tips on how to stay safe and her hard lines while being a dom.

In this episode Madeline spoke with Lauren Alexandra, a boudoir photographer. They discussed body image and the mindset of going into a boudoir session. They also spoke about age and body diversity in the lingerie business and the hope they both have for the future of the intimate lifestyle photography community. Lauren also stresses the importance of feeling sexy in any body size and that every body is worthy of being photographed.

In this episode Madeline spoke with Jamie King, a business coach who suffered from Breast Implant Illness; a syndrome that can develop after undergoing implant surgery causing a wide range of symptoms that target autoimmune and/or inflammatory issues. They discuss the stigma behind plastic surgery and the impact that altering your body can have. She focuses on stressing the mindset before going under the knife and not hiding it from the world because of shame.

In this episode Madeline spoke with Lauren, a swinger and someone who enjoys the act of cuckolding with her husband. Lauren reveals the swingers lifestyle, rules, hotel take overs, and double standards that may happen in their community. She also explains the act of cuckolding and what a scene might look like.

In this episode Madeline speaks with Jais Curry, a food freedom and body image coach. She specializes in the mindset of disordered eating: focusing on prevention of yoyo dieting and binge/emotional eating. They unapologetically chat about past struggles with eating disorders, mental health, and issues with body image. Jais speaks about the importance of showing up confidently in the world and gives hope to people with bad relationships with food.

In this episode Madeline speaks with Jordan, owner of A State of Ruin; an ethical and sustainability focused blog and Instagram. They explore sexual health products and adult toy products that have a “green” stamp of approval. Jordan also stresses the importance of sexual health and the stigma around speaking out about sexuality and sexual health.

In this episode Madeline speaks with Lauren, an online streamer known as Thugkage or Thuggy. They explore being a woman in a predominantly male focused industry. Lauren chats about her experiences and hardships while trying to be composed with streaming. They also explore past traumas and assaults, for that there is a trigger warning on this episode.

In this episode Madeline interviewed Mike, a cisgender male who enjoys BDSM activities as a switch. They chatted about kinking safely and the do’s and don'ts in the sadist and masochist world. Mike spoke about personal stories and how he started with BDSM.

In this episode Madeline spoke with Brittany Deigh, a spiritual medium who lives her life grounded and in full acceptance of her body. They chatted about Brittany’s experience with burlesque and how the community gave her the power to own her body. The differences with bisexuality and pansexuality was also brought up along with tips on radical body acceptance.

In this episode, Madeline spoke with Kaelin. Kaelin is a bisexual woman in her first relationship that is with a woman. They spoke about compulsory heterosexuality and her experience being black and queer. They also touch on body dysmorphia and the thought process to work through those issues.

In this episode Madeline interviews Tara, a submissive that engages in BDSM activities. They explore Tara’s past experiences and how to kink safely. She dives into tips for people wanting to dip their toe in the BDSM pond.

In this episode, Madeline speaks with Remy, a cisgender man about his medical trauma and how he has overcome that to accept what his body throws at him.

Madeline talks with Kruti Desai, a sex and relationship coach whose parents are from India. They dive into Kruti's experiences growing up in a conservative East-Indian household, and how that impacted her views on the world. Topics include sex, relationships, and dating after divorce.

Madeline Gregg dives into where the podcast originated, and her experiences with sexuality and body positivity. She gives hints on what future episodes will hold, and her hopes for the brand.