Zuri Marley
Zuri Marley wants everyone to be open to change and nuance, so she’s starting in her own life. The actress & DJ reflects on her changing body, the power of dance, and the importance of taking your time.
Bee Shapiro
Bee Shapiro – NYT beauty columnist & founder of Ellis Brooklyn – discusses the rich science behind our sense of smell & the ways she is reclaiming the scent of sensuality from decades of male noses.
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Griffin Wynne
Griffin Wynne (they/them) – a non-binary artist & writer – reflects on the power of the queer glow-up, the importance of using titles as tools, and the way that honoring your body honors all people.
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Jessie Jobst
Jessie Jobst set out to ride her motorcycle around the world – before having to pause her journey in order to safely quarantine. Here, she shares lessons from the road – on energies & consciousness, gender roles, fear & intuition.
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Penda N'diaye
Penda N’diaye, founder of ProHoe, is answering life with an ‘Orgasmic Yes.’ She discusses the politics of feeling good & the ways women, particularly women of color, can use sex & taboo as postive forces for social equity.
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Remy Kassimir
Comedian and How Cum podcast host Remy Kassimir shares the lessons she’s learned about female orgasms, stimulation (both creative & sexual) and the importance of romancing yourself first.
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Julia Jansch
Independent filmmaker & director Julia Jansch explores the misconception about our shadow sides, the trouble with the male gaze, and the shifting cultural tide towards women who are authentic & free.