How do we talk to our children about porn? It’s one of the biggest questions we still have after making The Family Sex Show. And it's one of the subjects guardians seem to be increasingly concerned about. This episode is an offer, just one of many possible starting points for anyone wanting to begin this conversation with their children. It's been co-created with School of Sexuality Education and is for all people with caring responsibilities for children. 

This episode discusses porn, ethical decision making, sexual consent, gender norms, male gaze, racist tropes, ableism, understanding of safe sex and the use of protection.

In the episode, we mention NSPCC guidance around sexual development and behaviour in children. There's a link to that here:

https://learning.nspcc.org.uk/child-health-development/sexual-behaviour

For more information, a glossary of terms, credits, or for a transcript of the podcast, please visit www.thefamilysexshow.com 

If you’d like to find us on social media, you can do that @ThisEgg_ across Instagram and Twitter. We’re also using the hashtag #TFSS 

If you have time, we’d love to hear what you thought - please do leave us a review :)

Yes, it’s the end of the podcast. But not the end of The Family Sex Show. And definitely not the end of the conversation. Hopefully, the next time we meet will be in a theatre near you!

Episode 12 features a quite intimate piece of audio. But we can assure you that it’s only the performers putting on a show.

For more information, a glossary of terms, credits, or for a transcript of the podcast, please visit www.thefamilysexshow.com 

If you’d like to find us on social media, you can do that @ThisEgg_ across Instagram and Twitter. We’re also using the hashtag #TFSS 

If you have time, we’d love to hear what you thought - please do leave us a review :)

If you made it here, you have *maybe, probably, hopefully* listened through to the whole podcast. Wow. Episode 11 is the last in our series of conversations. This sub-episode is a conversation around the themes and ideas in the Boundaries episode. If you’ve not listened to episode 10 - Boundaries, then we’d suggest you might want to, as we’ll reference it here.

Josie speaks to Matilda Feyiṣayọ Ibini (www.matildaibini.com @astrominx) and Ruth Elliot (www.rutheliot.com). 

Here are some of the materials and cultural references mentioned: #MeToo, Oloni on Twitter, Betty Martin’s Wheel of Consent, Re-Writing the Rules by Meg John Barker

Before you listen, we have some content descriptions for you. This episode explores broken boundaries. We talk about consent, victim blaming, shame, gaslighting, sexual violence, digital sexual intimacy and porn. We talk about BDSM, and we talk about disability. We also talk about the pandemic. There is a discussion around different levels of empathy and how that might effect sex and relationships. These sub episodes are conversations. They do not offer solid answers. Sometimes opinions are offered, but they are not necessarily finished. We invite you to keep questioning what is said, to discover what feels right for you, and what doesn’t. This is your conversation as much as it is ours.  If you’d like to listen, please listen in a way or in an environment that feels comfortable for you.

For more information, a glossary of terms, credits, or for a transcript of the podcast, please visit www.thefamilysexshow.com 

If you’d like to find us on social media, you can do that @ThisEgg_ across Instagram and Twitter. We’re also using the hashtag #TFSS

If you have time, we’d love to hear what you thought - please do leave us a review :)