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    Sex is Fun

    Dedicated to the rational discussion of human sexuality from the apporoach of fun, enjoyment and pleasure. Each episode features a different topic that will discuss how to maximize sexual enjoyment while avoiding all the dangers of sex. Sex is Fun features human sexuality guru Kidder Kaper, sex educator Laura Rad, HIV/AIDS educator Gay Rick, and their sound engineer Coochie.

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    SiF #247 - A New Sex Game (Enhanced Podcast) Oct 11, 2010
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    Listen to this show RIGHT NOW!

    GreatSexGames.com has been selling the finest sex games and adult party games that has ever been created since 2003. In this podcast we review all of the games and introduce a brand new game that is going to rock your world. Be sure and visit sexisfun.net.


    SiF #246 - Live at the Smitten Kitten (part 2) Sep 30, 2010
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    This show was recorded live before a studio audience at the Smitten Kitten in Minneapolis. We must apologize for the audio, despite Coochie's best efforts, she neglected to turn on a few of the microphones. Oops.


    The audience asks Sex is Fun some personal questions in this half, including, "What it the most embarrassing sexual experience of your lives?" and, "What was the dirtiest thing you've ever done?" That is when Coochie tells us that bukake is not all that big of a deal, it is just fun. Kidder tells the audience about his very first experience with group sex.


    SiF #245 - Live at the Smitten Kitten Sep 26, 2010
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    This show was recorded live before a studio audience at the Smitten Kitten in Minneapolis. We must apologize for the audio, despite Coochie's best efforts, she neglected to turn on a few of the microphones. Oops.


    SiF #244 - I Dare You with Susie Bright Sep 20, 2010
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    Today Susie Bright joins the cast on the Sex is Fun show to talk about her game, "I Dare You!" Of course our conversation runs the gamut from games, to g-spots, to Ricky Lake.


    SiF #243 - Erotic Dream Interpretation Sep 13, 2010
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    Kidder can't ever seem to get laid in his dreams and on the rare occasion he does, he can't ever achieve orgasm.

    The gang discusses the sex dreams they've had.

    We do our best to interpret the erotic dreams of our listeners.


    SiF #242 - Aftercare and Kreplit Theory Sep 03, 2010
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    Aftercare and Kreplit theory. You know that feeling after really intense sex that lets you know you need a little extra emotional care? We do and we're going to talk about that. What should you do when you do not have the energy or the desire to give your partner aftercare? What should you do if your partner won't give you aftercare?

    Kreplit: A unit of time and energy, love and affection that you have to give yourself and others in your life. Everyone needs a certain amount to be happy and content and everyone has a finite amount to give to others. Some need more than others and some have more to give than others. Coined by sex educator, author, and podcaster, Kidder Kaper on the Sex is Fun show to help make people aware that non-monogamyrequires you to understand how much time, energy, love and affection you have to give to each new relationship you start.

    Lorax and Kidder recently encountered a kreplit famine and it resulted in some strange behaviors. Introverts regenerate kreplits from being alone and extroverts regenerate kreplits from spending time with other people. Coochie is solar powered so she can save Kidder and Lorax from falling into a hideous vortex of spiraling kreplit deficit.


    SiF #241 - Write Congress about Pro-Sex Issues Aug 27, 2010
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    Sex shouldn't be a partisan issue but it does appear that democrats seem to swing toward comprehensive sex education and republican candidates push an abstinence-only agenda. It is important that our elected officials hear from you. Write a letter and you will be heard. Tell them you want medically accurate sex education.


    SiF #240 - Sex, Politics, and Advocacy Aug 22, 2010
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    After a quick discussion about shaving pubic hair we dig in and start talking about sex, politics and advocacy. Our guest, Amy Brugh drops a crazy new theory on us about oatmeal and sexual health. When did human kind become so sex negative. 89%-90% of Minnesotan's want comprehensive sex education for their children. Now we just gotta figure out how to get rid of the stupidest 10%. How does an idea turn into a sex-positive bill? How does a sex-positive bill become a sex-positive law? Want to change the world? Get five people to write a letter to a congress-person.

    Kidder tells his comprehensive sex education story. It has very little drama so it is not much fun to hear. Kidder's super-human ability is that people tell him about their sex lives. Amy gives him some tips for being a good advocate when using his special ability.


    SiF #239 - Desire 2011 Aug 16, 2010
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    Tonight we interview with Gary Booth from Dream Pleasure Tours, the company setting up our trip to Desire in Cancun, February 19th-26th 2011. We learn all about the resort, the activities, restaurants, and various entertainment option available at this clothing optional, pro-sex resort. Apparently couples containing two women are welcome to come, but couples containing two men are not allowed. So if you are gay men and want to join, you have to hook up a lesbian couple and sign-up with. Gay Rick thinks it is recockulous to have a club that doesn't allow gay men to join but has trouble himself finding even ONE gay bath house that allows straight, bi, or gay women to join the fun. So it would appear that sometimes everyone gets excluded from time to time.


    SiF #238 - How to Talk Your Partner into having a Threesome Aug 08, 2010
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    Realizing that this show title has already offended some of our listeners, we discuss the prospects, benefits, and pitfalls that may occur when trying to talk your partner into anything. Why is the threesome fantasy so common and what can partaking in a threesome bring to your relationship? Who should you choose to join you in your threesome and who should you avoid? What do you do after the threesome?


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