Please Me! Podcast with Eve
Welcome to Please Me! Podcast with EveWhere Sexuality, Pleasure, and Big Clit Energy™ Take Center StagePlease Me! is a bold, sex-positive, body-positive podcast exploring sexuality, sexual health, intimacy, and empowerment—without shame or taboos.
- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
- 2
- Latest publication
- Sep 2, 2026
- Audience
- Apple #54 · US
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 7, 2026
Latest episodes
Reclaiming Relationship Freedom: What Sexual Sovereignty Looks Like Beyond Monogamy | ENM Sexuality Education (opens the original)
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What can monogamous relationships learn from ethical non-monogamy (ENM) to deepen sensual connection and sexuality? In this episode of Please Me! A Sexuality Podcast, Eve Hall welcomes back Taylor Sparks, ethical non-monogamy coach, sexual health and wellness educator, author, founder of Organic Loven, and creator of an AI agent designed to help people navigate ENM, answer questions, and work through relationship challenges. Eve and Taylor explore radical honesty, authentic communication, bounda
Women’s Sexuality & Low Desire: The Science of Female Arousal, Libido & Sexual Wellness (opens the original)
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In this bonus episode of the Please Me Podcast, Eve sits down with Robert Johnson from Shameless Care to explore women’s sexuality, low sexual desire, female arousal, and the science behind sexual wellness. Together, they discuss new approaches to supporting women’s sexual health, including a medication option featuring tadalafil, oxytocin, and apomorphine. Robert explains how tadalafil may support physical arousal through blood flow, how oxytocin is associated with connection and bonding, and h
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