Where Do We Go From Here?

Featured in this Episode:Angie MarieFind The Cycle Syncing Handbook hereSubscribe to Angie's Substack, Blood, Sweat, and FearLet’s be friends:Sex Ed With Laura: @sexedwithlauraSupport sex education:Leave the Sex Outside podcast a 5-star review in Apple Podcasts or the app of your choosing!Visit our merch store here!Additional Resources:Gnara Apparel - save 15% on select items with promo code SEXEDWITHLAURALearn about Comma and their new app for secure period tracking, Sara Hosted and produced by Laura Borichevsky.Music by The Wild Wild and UTAH.

Featured in this Episode:Britany GreenwaltJulianne MahoneyAl StoneMatt HowardEmily JeanBrooke MurrayChar HarrisCali Wolf We’re getting weird (and real) on social media:Sex Outside Instagram: @sexoutsideSex Ed With Laura: @sexedwithlauraSupport sex education:Leave the Sex Outside podcast a 5-star review in Apple Podcasts or the app of your choosing!Visit our merch store here!Additional Resources:Gnara Apparel - save 15% on select items with promo code SEXEDWITHLAURA Hosted and produced by Laura Borichevsky.Music by The Wild Wild, UTAH, and modl.

Being prepared is a very common concept for outdoor professionals and enthusiasts, but it’s not something that often gets applied to sexual violence and harassment intervention. And the skills we need to keep each other safer from sexual harassment and violence-- surprise!-- aren't ones we've been taught or encouraged to exercise. When it comes to outdoor communities, studies show there are additional factors to consider that increase the risk of sexual assault and harassment taking place. So why aren’t we talking about it? And more importantly– what do we do about it? Join Morgan Flynn and Cora Phillips, two staff members from Seekhaven Family Crisis and Resource Center in Moab, Utah, to hear more about how we can make a tangible difference, even in one person’s life, by showing up prepared.Need a transcript for this episode? Find it here.Featured in this Episode: Seekhaven Family Crisis & Resource Center24-hour crisis line: 435-259-2229Support Seekhaven with a donationTake this survey to better support guiding and tourism industriesSeekhaven’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month“What Were You Wearing?” Exhibit, shown at the Moab Arts Center this AprilLet’s be friends:TAKE THIS SURVEY and let’s plan a retreat together! We’re planning to get together IRL in 2023 and we want you to be a part of the decision-making process. Let us know how you’d like to meet up with us for a retreat– survey closes in 1 week!We’re getting weird (and real) on social media:Instagram: @sexoutsideTikTok: @natureisalittledirtyTwitter: @sex_outsidePinterest: Sex OutsideSupport sex education:Leave the Sex Outside podcast a 5-star review in Apple Podcasts or the app of your choosing!Visit our merch store here!Additional Resources:High Country News: How We Investigated The National Park Services’s History Of Sexual HarassmentThe Atlantic: The National Park Service Has A Big Sexual Harassment ProblemClimbing.com: Safe Outside: The Facts About Sexual Harassment and Assault in the Climbing CommunitySafe Outside Report: Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault In The Climbing CommunityAmerica Outdoors: Beyond Policy - Sexual Harassment And SexismNative Womens Wilderness: Missing & Murdered Indigenous WomenSIECUS: Utah Sex Education State ProfileSalt Lake Tribune: Let’s Talk About SexSIECUS: Policy Brief - Sex Ed & Parental ConsentHigh Country News: Trial By FireHigh Country News: Defuse The WestAdvanceGeo Partnership: Responding To Hostile BehaviorsForbes: Dealing With Sexist Humor At WorkHosted and produced by Laura Borichevsky.Cover artwork by Hailey Hirst.Music by Wild Wild and UTAH, licensed via  MusicBed.

What’s the deal with our collective embarrassment around hygiene? How is sex and gender tied up into all of this? What happens when we don’t talk about hygiene openly? And-- just as importantly-- what happens when we do?Anastasia Allison, founder of Kula Cloth, joins the show to dive into this, and we lean on our own personal outdoor hygiene stories and mishaps to illustrate that when it comes to hygiene, there’s nothing dirty about it-- and nothing to be ashamed about.Featured in this Episode:Anastasia AllisonInstagram: @kulacloth / @anastasia.allison Website: Kula Cloth (and check out the Sex Outside Kula!)Check out a special bonus poem about outdoor sex by Anastasia: A (Very Honest) Poem by Kula ClothLet’s be friends:We want you to be a part of the Sex Outside community!The Sex Outside closed network is a new way to engage with Sex Outside and connect with other community members. It’s free, and where all of our bonus content, giveaways, and workshops will be moving forward.Join the Sex Outside community here!We’re getting weird (and real) on social media:Find Sex Outside on Instagram! @sex.outside / @natureisalittledirty / @tinysexoutsideTikTok: @natureisalittledirtyPinterest: Sex Outside BoardWant to support Sex Outside?Leave a 5-star review in Apple Podcasts or the app of your choosing!Need a transcript for this episode? Find it here.Hosted and produced by Laura Borichevsky.Cover artwork by Hailey Hirst.Music by Wild Wild and UTAH, licensed via  MusicBed.

In this special bonus content, hear a custom-made poem written and read by Anastasia Allison, founder of Kula Cloth, all about the unexpected adventures that can take place when you decide to get intimate outdoors.  We teamed up with Kula Cloth to produce a special edition Kula that you'll definitely want post sex (be it solo or partnered) featuring beautiful art from Natalie Weinberg. Head to Kula Cloth to see it for yourself, and stay tuned for a full episode featuring Anastasia Allison this Friday!Lastly, this week marks the beginning of our platform re-launch here at Sex Outside, and we have some fun things planned as we re-introduce our new structure, format, and additional offerings. To get the inside scoop on everything, including promo codes to the fully updated Sex Outside shop, drop us your email. We'd love to keep in touch.Resources:Get the Sex Outside Kula Cloth: www.kulacloth.comFind Kula Cloth on Instagram: @kulaclothLearn more about the artist, Natalie Weinberg, behind the Sex Outside Kula Cloth: @artistnatalieLet’s be friends:We want you to be a part of the Sex Outside community!Join us for completely free to connect, receive resources, and more: community.sexoutside.orgAs we re-launch the platform, join our newsletter to stay in the loop and receive special promos!Want to support Sex Outside?Leave a 5-star review in Apple Podcasts or the app of your choosing!Hosted and produced by Laura Borichevsky.Cover artwork by Hailey Hirst.Music by Wild Wild and UTAH, licensed via MusicBed. 

We're coming back next month, and we’ll be dropping most of our updates two ways: through our email newsletter and via the Sex Outside Text Hotline. When you sign up for either, you’ll be eligible to grab some amazing deals in our totally updated Sex Outside shop, have the opportunity to win special prizes, and be the very first to know about all the dates and special goodies we have coming up. Plus, you'll have some peace of mind knowing that you'll never fall out of touch with us or this community again in the event that a social media platform decides to turn on sex ed. (Trust us, it’s happened before.)To sign up for our newsletter: www.sexoutside.org/newsletterTo let us text you instead: www.sexoutside.org/text-us

Condoms are single use, which might give some environmentally-minded folks reason to pause and wonder if they should use them or not. However, condoms are also incredibly accessible and effective when it comes to unplanned pregnancy and STI prevention. So today we’re taking a journey together following the general lifecycle of a condom to better understand the impact of single use products like condoms while also holding how essential they are to our sexual health.Mentioned in this mini episode:Here’s how you find more from our host and narrator, Laura Borichevsky:Instagram: @howsheviewsitLaura regularly creates practical, outdoors-focused sexual health resources online. You can find them all here.Let’s be friends!We want you to be a part of the Sex Outside community!Take our first-ever community survey here!Subscribe to the showFind Sex Outside on Instagram! @sexoutsidepodWant to support Sex Outside?Leave a 5-star review in Apple Podcasts or the app of your choosing!Head to the Sex Outside Shop to find stickers, shirts, and underwear!Need a transcript for this bonus episode? Find it here.About Our Sponsor:Après Delight is a new line of small batch, organic CBD sexual intimacy products. Because you deserve to feel good, love your body and what you can do with it, and experience all of the joy it brings you.Get on the list to give it a whirl at www.apresdelight.com.Additional Resources:Greenpeace - Guide to Eco-Friendly SexGreen Queen - Are Condoms Eco-Friendly?Sierra Club - The Rise of Eco-Conscious CondomsVery Well Health - Facts About Condoms AdditivesEcosalon - Some Say Condoms Are Creating More Trash. We Say They’re Good For The Environment.mindbodygreen - 9 Vegan Condoms to Buy in 2021 + What it MeansThe Quirky Environmentalist - Vegan and Sustainable CondomsThe Verge - The 10 Best Eco-Friendly Condoms and LubesOnly Natural Energy - Are Condoms Good for the Environment?CDC - National Health Statistics Report 2017How Products Are Made - LatexWorld Wildlife Fund - Making the Production of Rubber Better for the Planet AskWonder - What FDA Regulations Apply to Condoms?Condom Jungle - FDA Condom Quality Control for Class II DevicesBustle - The 5 Most Common Types of Condoms & Whether or Not They’re BiodegradableGo Ask Alice - Environmentally Friendly Condom DisposalHosted by Laura Borichevsky.Cover artwork by Hailey Hirst.Music by Calica licensed via  MusicBed.

Rey Arrastia, a kink educator, naturalist, and online content creator, joins us for our first-ever full episode covering kink. Because we’ve been told that our kinks aren’t normal-- but in reality, they’re not only completely natural-- but most of us have them. And if we would do more to learn about them, there would be more to embrace, and less to be afraid of.Featured in this Episode:Rey ArrastiaInstagram: @selkieskinsTikTok: @selkiesmoothestTwitter: @selkiesmootherCheck out Rey’s Nature Quickie: Getting Knotty Additional Resources:Join the Sex Outside Text Community, a free platform which includes a confidential texting hotline you can contact Tuesdays and Fridays (2-4pm MT) to ask questions and seek resources from a sex educator when it comes to sexual health, relationships, and your personal journey with sexuality and gender.Text SEX OUTSIDE to 435-291-5031 to join the community!This episode is dedicated to Rust & Revelry!Rust & Revelry is a trans-owned business that exists to ensure that other trans, non-binary, and queer folks are surrounded by and adorning themselves in clothes that help them feel seen and loved-- because visibility and support for LGBTQIA2S identities and euphoric expression of gender-related joy saves lives. Let’s be friends:We want you to be a part of the Sex Outside community!Find Sex Outside on Instagram! @sexoutsidepodCheck out what we’ve saved for you on PinterestWant to support Sex Outside?Leave a 5-star review in Apple Podcasts or the app of your choosing!Head to the Sex Outside Shop to find stickers, shirts, and underwear!Need a transcript for this episode? Find it here. Hosted and produced by Laura Borichevsky.Cover artwork by Hailey Hirst.Music by Wild Wild, Red Licorice, Módl, and UTAH, licensed via MusicBed.

When it comes to gender binaries, there’s a lot of digging to do to get to the root of our problems. And while there are a lot of ways to uproot a plant-- it really depends on how much it’s grown, how tightly its roots are wound, how far its system has spread and embedded its tendrils into the ground-- that determines how challenging it is to get it out.Nick Albritton, a transgender man and outdoorsperson, spends a good deal of time unpacking specific ways he’s seen gender binaries show up all throughout his life, and the damage they can do-- especially to transgender folks and those who are gender nonbinary. He also shares about the way nature has quite literally saved his life and helped give him the space he needs to dig deeper into what it means to truly be himself.Featured in this Episode:Nick AlbrittonInstagram: @boyrevelryRead this post from Nick about desire, trans identity, and cis normsAdditional Resources:Take the Sex Outside Community Survey and be entered to win a Sex Outside prize pack, as well as receive a discount code for 10% off the Sex Outside sticker shop!About our Sponsor:Janji aims to explore, connect, and give back by crafting comfortable, responsibly-produced running apparel guided by the places we run and the people we meet.Get 15% off your next order of Janji with code SEXOUTSIDE at checkoutLet’s be friends:We want you to be a part of the Sex Outside community!Find Sex Outside on Instagram! @sexoutsidepodCheck out what we’ve saved for you on PinterestWant to support Sex Outside?Leave a 5-star review in Apple Podcasts or the app of your choosing!Head to the Sex Outside Shop to find stickers, shirts, and underwear!Need a transcript for this episode? Find it here.Hosted and produced by Laura Borichevsky.Cover artwork by Hailey Hirst.Music by The Wild Wild and UTAH, licensed via  MusicBed.

Sex Outside Nature Quickies are short dives into a specific, practical topic about our bodies and the outdoors. This one features Alessandra Hurt-- a mother, wife, book reviewer, and outdoor-lover-- who shares her top 3 children’s sexuality books and offers some perspective on how important it is to be intentional when it comes to navigating these kinds of learning and self-discovery moments with children-- as well as ourselves.Mentioned in this mini episode:Find Alessandra on Instagram: @naturemamareadsBooks Alessandra recommended in this episode:“It Feels Good to Be Yourself” by Theresa Thorne“From the Stars in the Sky to the Fish in the Sea” by Kai Cheng Thom“Julian is a Mermaid” by Jessica LoveCheck out Alessandra’s Bookshop list with tons of recommendations!Alessandra leads a virtual Middlegrade book club for adults! Learn more about MGLit here.Let’s be friends!We want you to be a part of the Sex Outside community!Take our first-ever community survey here!Subscribe to the showFind Sex Outside on Instagram! @sexoutsidepodWant to support Sex Outside?Leave a 5-star review in Apple Podcasts or the app of your choosing!Head to the Sex Outside Shop to find stickers, shirts, and underwear!Need a transcript for this bonus episode? Find it here.Additional Resources:Sex Ed Rescue - Tips To Make Reading Sex Ed Books to Kids Super EasyPlanned Parenthood - Resources for ParentsParents - 15 Best Sex Education Books and Resources for Kids By AgeHuman Development - Sexuality Development in Adolescence and BeyondThe Family Journal - Adult SexualityHosted by Laura Borichevsky.Cover artwork by Hailey Hirst.Music by Calica licensed via  MusicBed.