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Rebecca and Isy are here to talk about deflated breasts! They also cover vagina smells, growing single hairs in surprising new places, all the different ways breasts can feel, and the fact that Isy doesn't know what memes are. Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at [email protected] Support YES! by making a contribution to help pay hosting fees, guests, editors, and hosts!

Happy Valentine's Day! Rebecca and Isy are here to discuss whether it is OK to fall in love! They touch on camp boyfriends, elementary school musicals, fear of rejection, and the difference between "love" and "in love." Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at [email protected] Support YES! by making a contribution to help pay hosting fees, guests, editors, and hosts!

Rebecca and Isy feel sad.  After a long discussion of the Philadelphia Phillies, Rebecca and Isy share what they're feeling sad about, their first memories of loss, grief playlists, and the healing benefits of a shower. Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at [email protected] Support YES! by making a contribution to help pay hosting fees, guests, editors, and hosts!

It's Season 6!!! Rebecca and Isy are back to explore "healthy" relationships, friends getting married, the overuse of the words "toxic" and "gaslighting," and middle school fiber arts class. Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at [email protected] Support YES! by making a contribution to help pay hosting fees, guests, editors, and hosts!

We need your help! Each year, Your Empowered Sexuality (YES!) partners with Puentes de Salud to serve South Philadelphia students from Latinx immigrant families, primarily with roots in Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala. The programs seek to address deep educational inequities such as systemic school underfunding, unequal language access, lack of relevant, engaging curricula, and other unmet needs.  As common for many Pennsylvania students, one particular unmet need is access to comprehensive, intersectional, and accurate sexuality education. YES! offers weekly programming for 150+ students to meet this need, with consent and boundary workshops for 1st-3rd grade students; workshops to 4th-8th grade students spanning topics such as consent, identity, sexuality, puberty, race, and gender; and monthly parent workshops. Funding in recent years for this work has allowed YES! and Puentes to reach more participants, support additional age groups, hire more bilingual Latinx facilitators, and further community leadership. However, due to tightening grantor budgets, this year’s grant funding will be cut by at least $10,000 - about a third of the total funding for this program. Help YES! close this funding gap and continue serving South Philadelphia students by donating today to support these efforts! Your Empowered Sexuality (YES!) and Puentes de Salud are both 501(c)3 organizations. For other ways to get involved: become a monthly YES! donor, join our mailing list, and sign up to hear about future YES! events.  Testimonials: “These workshops are so important for my child because sometimes, as parents we don’t know how to talk about certain topics.” -Parent of a 5th grader"Thank you for making us feel SO comfortable in the classes. Thank you for understanding us and listening to us." -5th Grade Student "Thank you Isy for taking the time from your day to teach us about our body and how we should respect others" -7th Grade Student"I used to get scared but now I know more and I won’t get that scared." -High School StudentDonate here!

For the final episode of Season 5, Rebecca and Isy revisited the first ever episode and added some new thoughts and reflections on how the podcast has changed over the past five seasons! Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at [email protected] Support YES! by making a contribution to help pay hosting fees, guests, editors, and hosts!

Rebecca and Isy are giggly in this episode! They discuss the different words we use for this sex act including anilingus, rimming, eating ass, tossing salad. Isy sings more than usual. And they talk about the importance of debunking myths that are designed to scare kids away from pleasure. Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at [email protected] Support YES! by making a contribution to help pay hosting fees, guests, editors, and hosts!

Rebecca and Isy were joined by future sex therapist Andy Pham to talk about Spencer's Gifts, fleshlights, handcuffs, teddy bears, and what to do if your kid likes putting stuff in their butt. Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at [email protected] Support YES! by making a contribution to help pay hosting fees, guests, editors, and hosts!

Rebecca and Isy talk about porn, fantasy, imagination, history, and The 40-Year-Old Virgin. They also improvise a lullaby for you. Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at [email protected] Support YES! by making a contribution to help pay hosting fees, guests, editors, and hosts!

Isy and Rebecca are joined by podcast host Kyle Marshall to discuss his childhood question. Their conversation covers bisexuality, growing up without internet access, musical theater, craving touch, breaking out of categories, how pink became a "girl color," the changeability of our desires, and so much more! Check out Kyle's podcasts here!' Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at [email protected] Support YES! by making a contribution to help pay hosting fees, guests, editors, and hosts!

Rebecca and Isy discuss all the different feelings people have about their number of sexual partners, whether they are worried it's too many or too few (and how other people often really enforce those fears). Isy wonders about the origins of the expression "notches on the bedpost" and Rebecca questions the practice of referring to people as "bodies." Halfway through season 5! Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at [email protected] Support What is Sex? on Patreon to help pay hosting fees, guests, editors, and hosts!

What does long mean to you? Isy and Rebecca had a lot of different interpretations of this question. They discuss penis-centric conceptions of sex, pressure to orgasm quickly or slowly, and really good pickles. Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at [email protected] Support What is Sex? on Patreon to help pay hosting fees, guests, editors, and hosts!