HOW WE TALK ABOUT SEX hosted by Eric Leviton

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Welcome to HOW WE TALK ABOUT SEX

This is a podcast that is a frank discussion about how we communicate and learn about sex and how it affects our lives. Each week, (hopefully) I bring on a new guest to talk about how their lives are affected by sex and sexuality. I talk to friends and strangers. People who like sex and people who don't like sex. I talk to parents and ask them how they teach or intend to teach their kids about sex. I talk to writers of erotica and sexual subjects. You will find a wide range of discussion on this podcast and I hope you will enjoy and share it with your friends and families.

Kayla Kandy on HWTAS - Ep# 160

Aug 28, 2019

Kayla Kandy is my guest this week. She is a web-cam girl who also does porn on the side. She refers to herself as an "All-American country sweetie with class & kink." We discuss growing up as a blue girl in a red state; starting to do web-cam shows at 18; trying out porn for a week in Florida while still a virgin; and...

Happy 2014 from How We Talk About Sex

Jan 3, 2014

Just wanted to wish everyone a very Happy New Year and to let you know I have quite a few guests starting to line up for conversations and as soon as I start recording them you will have new episodes. So, I will be talking to you very soon. Until then…

Eric

Guy talks to HWTAS - Episode #16

Oct 22, 2012

Guy and I talk about a lot of things including coming out at the age of 15 in Utah, the ridiculousness of sex - "smashing your body up against someone else’s for 20 minutes of grunting...” and many other things.

Five coming out stories on HWTAS - Episode #15

Oct 16, 2012

Episode #15 - Everyone has a different story to tell. October 11 was National Coming Out Day (NCOD) and I thought it would be nice to hear some stories from some friends of mine. So here are five personal coming out stories.

Rachel talks to HWTAS Episode #14

Oct 8, 2012

Rachel's introduction to sex was a book from her mother about how the body works and a note telling her if she had any questions, to ask her sister. Rachel took matters into her own hands and turned her love of reading into a sexual education through erotica and other media.