HeyJaredSexual Encounters: The Very First Time
We all remember our first time or maybe we don’t. 👀 Real, raw, hilarious stories of first sexual experiences. Let’s talk about it! 🎙️SexualEncountersPodcast
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First Times Without Sex: Celibacy, Vows, and Sacred Choices (opens the original)
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Sex therapist Neil Sampson joins MaryJane to explore celibacy, abstinence, sexual desire, spirituality, and how intimacy, love, and connection can thrive without sex.
Digital Firsts (opens the original)
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MaryJane is joined by Dr. Markie Twist and Dr. Neil McArthur to explore digisexuality and how sexting, virtual reality, AI companions and emerging sexual technologies are reshaping intimacy, relationships and what it means to have a “first time” in the digital age.
The First Lie (First time cheating) (opens the original)
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What really counts as cheating? In The First Lie, Dr. Rachael Needle unpacks infidelity, broken agreements, and what happens when trust is betrayed. We also hear a deeply personal listener story from someone who discovered infidelity after nine years of marriage and was forced to confront the distance between the relationship she thought she had and the reality she suddenly faced.
Love Shared: First Times Beyond Monogamy (opens the original)
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In this episode of Sexual Encounters: The Very First Time, MaryJane and DR. Markie explore first times in polygamous and polyamorous relationships - the joy, the jealousy, the boundaries, and the breakthroughs. Whether part of a cultural tradition or a chosen poly dynamic, the conversation with Dr. Markie unpacks what it means to share love, sex, and emotional vulnerability beyond monogamy.
First Time for Pay (opens the original)
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MaryJane and psychotherapist Sergio Rebelo explore the emotional, psychological, and relational realities of first-time experiences in sex work, unpacking agency, consent, stigma, boundaries, and the myths that often shape public perception.
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