Susan Bratton

Pleasure, Connection, and Longevity: My Conversation on the Health, Wellth & Wisdom Podcast I recently had the pleasure of joining Nicole Hagen on her wonderful podcast, Health, Wellth & Wisdom, for a candid and empowering conversation about one of my favorite topics: the connection between orgasmic intimacy, health, and longevity. As someone who has spent […]

  If you’ve been feeling like your “get up and go” has “gotten up and left” when it comes to your intimate life, I have a message for you: You aren’t broken. I recently had the absolute pleasure of joining the brilliant Zora Benhamou on her podcast, Hack My Age. As a gerontologist and biohacker,

Welcome to the wild, honest, and sometimes hilarious world of the Beyond Monogamy podcast! I recently sat down with Adam and Pris, a longtime lifestyle couple who aren’t afraid to spill the tea (and sometimes the lube) on everything related to ethical non-monogamy. This conversation was a blast because we didn’t just talk theory—we talked

There comes a point, often in midlife, where something begins to shift. You might notice it in your body first—a subtle disconnection, or a sense that intimacy has become something you think about rather than something you actually feel inside your skin. For so many women, this shift leads to a question so personal it’s

Hey there, my loves! Sometimes you step into a conversation and immediately feel like you’ve found your people. That is exactly what happened when I sat down with the “feral delight” himself, Sammie Switch, on the latest episode of the Suburban $lut Podcast. If you haven’t tuned into Sammie’s world yet, let me set the

I am always thrilled to head back into the studio with Corinne Fisher and Krystyna Hutchinson. There is something incredibly refreshing about the way they approach sexual discourse—fearlessly, honestly, and with a great sense of humor. For those who haven’t discovered this show yet, you are missing out on one of the most vital conversations

I have always maintained that pleasure is a skill, and like any skill, it requires understanding the tools you are working with. Yet, for so long, society has treated the female body—specifically the vulva and the vagina—as if it were some mysterious, indecipherable puzzle. The truth? It isn’t complicated or mysterious. We’ve simply never been