On episode 6 of the Men, Sex & Pleasure podcast, I chat with Herbal Alchemist, Kitchen Wizard, Sex Magician, Mescalero and traveller on the Poison Path, Joel Camp. Joel is a student of the natural world, its medicines, its magick and its mysteries. Joel is a good friend of mine and is an absolute wizard when it comes to plant medicine. I met him several years ago when he was dishing up incredible plant-based food at some of Perth's best restaurants and cafes. During the podcast we talk about Joel’s journey in overcoming sexual function issues with the use of herbs and adaptogens. We also discussed ways in which you can incorporate aphrodisiacs into your sex life. This is an episode about cultivating relationships with natural medicines.

Key Points:
- Joel's journey overcoming sexual function issues using natural remedies
- Joel's recommendations for natural sexual enhancers
- Things to be aware of when working with plant medicine
- Aphrodisiacs and their qualities
- How to integrate aphrodisiacs into your sex life
- The erotic nature of food
- Practical advice for exploring this area of your sexuality

Relevant links:
Joel's Instagram: @the_earth.blessings
Cam's Instagram: @thecamfraser

On episode 4, I chat with transformational coach, facilitator and very close friend of mine, Tully O’Connor. Tully works primarily with men and offers a space for Men to develop more depth, live into their purpose, create rich connected relationships and expand their influence as integrated leaders in all aspects of their lives through powerful 1:1 coaching sessions, transformational online programs & facilitating life changing experiences at workshops and retreats. Tully is deeply proud of is his relationship with his wife Kaitlin and being a father to their son. During this podcast we chat about career, healthy relationship frameworks, leadership, being present, vulnerability and what leadership means in a sexual context. You can discover more about Tully and his work on his website - https://www.tullyoconnor.co/

 Key points:
- Tully's story about his career
- Framework for a healthy relationship
- How to show up in a relationship
- Tully's definition of presence
- Sexual leadership
- Strategies for communication in a relationship
- Being aware of the state you're in
 
Relevant links:
Instagram: @tullyoconnor
Website: www.tullyoconnor.co
Podcast: Conscious Locker Room podcast

On episode three, I chat with Kai Schweizer, a sexologist, sexual health educator, and Masters student. He has a specialist interest in trans and gender diverse sexual health, including dyspareunia, contraception, and HIV prevention. Kai is best known for his sexual health education work with queer young people. This is an eye opening conversation as Kai share's some of his personal story, including his gender transition, as well as some valuable insights into models of masculinity. 

Today I had the pleasure of talking with someone who I consider both a mentor and friend, Dr. Simon Martin. He is a registered chiropractor and the founder of Heartschool. Simon has studied psychology and anatomy at Curtin University before completing his chiropractic degree at Murdoch University. He has had the opportunity to teach neurology at tertiary level as well as work in Singapore's Camden Medical Centre. Simon is sought after for his exceptional knowledge and skills in body-based practices and has shared the stage with new world pioneers of Tantra, Yoga, Shibari and Shamanism. This is was a very interesting conversation about trauma responses and how they manifest during sexuality work.

This was a super informative chat with engineer, author, film maker and life-long student of all things Tantra, Nicolas Spadaccini. He dropped a lot of practical knowledge about male bodies and multiple orgasms. Nic has a refreshingly open way of talking about the not so talked about parts of our sexual bodies. In 2016, he started writing the soon to be released book entitled, "Penises & Vaginas - A Users Manual." It's a hand guide to the basics about our sexual bodies that are often overlooked in our modern world. I really resonate with Nic's approach to sexuality work and always gain valuable insights whenever I chat with him.