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In this retreat experience, Richard Rohr explores the role of men in society and religion. Father Rohr focuses on the yearning to rediscover passion in masculine identity and in the purpose of life. He uses archetypes (symbolic images) to transmit his powerful message about male spirituality and integration. He challenges listeners to encounter their archetype (king, warrior, magician, or lover), recognize its dark side, and empower their journey through drumming, dialogue, and discovery.

Here is the truth: Even if a woman really likes you, she will usually avoid making blatant sexual moves on a man (initially), because society will judge her for being sexually aggressive and label her as a stigmatized "slut". So she's waiting on you to make the moves on her because she knows that a high status alpha male goes after what he wants in life and takes it.

Are you looking to energize your sex life, tantalize your lover, and bring bliss into your boudoir? Tantric sex has ancient roots in the Hindu culture and is proven to revitalize tired relationships, invigorate lovers, energize your lovemaking, and increase your stamina and pleasure. Using tantra in the bedroom can vastly increase the pleasure, the satisfaction, the love, and the togetherness that sex is meant to bring you and your lover.

Dom's Guide to BDSM is your secret handbook for methods of dom/sub activity, containing various strategies and must-know guidelines on how to get the most out of your BDSM experience. This audiobook serves as a friendly guide for the dom/master, including all of the imperative steps on how they can indulge in a dom/sub relationship, including some important terms and strategies about the basics of BDSM. This also includes a step-by-step blueprint and exciting know-how on how to train your sub and how to play with them.

This narration is intended to act as a guide to teach and pleasure men and women alike. We cover such topics as health and safety, lubcrication, toys, masturbation and even role playing...to name a few. Weather you are gay, sex-perimental, or just plain curious, this guide will help you enjoy it all the more!

Your tongue is a powerful tool of seduction. It can please your partner in many ways – among others, by speaking arousing words that will awaken your partner’s wildest fantasies. After all, the brain is the most important sexual organ! However…do you feel shy when it comes to dirty talk? Are you afraid of hurting your partner by saying something disgusting? Sexpert Justin Kutcher is here to help you! His step-by-step guide to mastering the art of dirty talk is a must-have book if you’d like to improve your sex life and deepen your romantic relationships

What if great sex wasn't just great sex: What if great sex could actually change your life? Your Brain on Sex offers a groundbreaking and intriguing look at how each one of us can transform our lives by focusing our thoughts on our true sexual desires. This book lays out a bold yet simple path for uncovering your true self through sex. It's more than just great sex. It's smart sex - sex that can change your life. You will learn how to discover your true desires, understand what they mean, and use those secrets to create powerful change.

Susie's eyes recently spied an article about a Florida elementary school teacher who quietly resigned after being spotted in a porn film. Then, in an expanded mailbag, Susie answers a letter from a man who wonders how many affairs he can pull off before he puts his marriage in jeopardy and a newlywed wonders if she should tell her hubby what she really wants in bed. Don't forget, you can send your sex questions, feedback about the show, and your picks for the best erotica of 2002 to susie@audible.com.

It's not summer anymore but Susie's recently back from her summer vacation. Susie learned a little bit more about porn on the road and the pleasure of a good bathtub. And, while she was on vacation, Susie got a tip to buy the Nimbus 2000 - the children's toy that has hit the sex toy top ten. In her mailbag, Susie offers advice to a man who is worried that his brother is getting hosed by his swinging no-good wife. Don't forget, you can send your confidential sex questions and feedback to susie@audible.com.

A woman sits alone on a train bound for Washington D.C. She's reading Lolita for the erotic writing class she teaches. Soon, a handsome man settles in next to her. As he sleeps, her mind drifts to sexy thoughts of this strong stranger...Susie reads Tsaurah Litsky's erotic story, "Reading Lolita on the 9:25," featured in Best American Erotica 2002, asks you to vote for your favorite erotic stories, and offers advice to a recently divorced woman who's ready to run wild in the streets.

Best American Erotica 2002 and Susie's How to Write a Dirty Story are finally on the bookstore shelves. At last, Susie can talk about the great erotica she's been reading and editing over the last year. To whet your appetite, Susie reads the erotic story "Night Train" by Nell Carberry from Best American Erotica 2002 about a first date that gets much hotter on the subway ride home. Susie introduces her first Valentine's Day contest and offers some polyamorous etiquette tips.

It's a new year and Susie's ready. This week, it's part one of Susie's Year in Sex - a retrospective on the sex-positive news of 2001, such as: Since 9/11, more sex in America, aging baby-boomers keep having - and talking about - sex, and war distracts from indecency campaigns. Also, in the bad sex news of 2001 - the fetishization of nudity, abstinence education, and the virginal Britney Spears. Also, Susie reads a story about wedding shopping for Larry Flynt and follows up with some mailbag successes.

On this week's Front Page, Susie gives an update on Alabama's case against the use of vibrators. Susie takes a dip in the seas surrounding the reality TV show Temptation Island only to find the water is fairly tepid. And in this week's Try This at Home, Susie answers a question from a listener who wonders if he's more perverted than that person sitting next to him on the bus.

Susie is all about the porn women enjoy this week. First, a recent article in The New York Times explained what types of porn movies are getting rave reviews on the new Playgirl channel. Then, Susie offers up her list of favorite porn movies, from the very pretty to the Victorian to the very raunchy Then, in the mailbag, Susie offers advice to a man who suspects his wife has been cheating on him for years.

According to the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology the G-spot is either a "gynecological UFO" or a complete myth. But Susie and her friend Rebecca Chalker (author of The Cliteral Truth) say sighting the G-spot (and more) aren't all that rare, you just have to know where to look. Then, Susie takes a look at an abstinence-based sex ed program called "Worth the Wait," which lays out the medical case for teenagers to not have sex. In the mailbag, a woman loving her open marriage.

Susie's in the studio this week with lesbian scholar and activist Karla Jay, Ph.D. Karla is the author of 10 books, the most recent of which is Tales of the Lavender Menace: A Memoir of Liberation Dyke Life. In this fascinating conversation, Karla and Susie compare notes on their early radicalism, both inside and out of the lesbian community. Then, in the mailbag, Susie helps answer the question, "Is there a correct way to have sex when you're married?"

It's an encore presentation of In Bed with Susie Bright this week featuring Susie's tips on "How to Have an Erotic Holiday." Susie's got just the right ingredients for you to get through - and even enjoy - this time of year. Then, Susie peruses the panoply of erotic self-help best selling books (and audiobooks!) and makes her recommendations for what goes into the most helpful types of sex books. Finally, from her Try this at Home mailbag, Susie tries the Fukuoku 9000 fingertip vibrator.

Susie's favorite TV show is HBO's hit series The Sopranos and when the characters aren't killing each other, Susie says she loves the realistic and interesting sex on the show. Then, Susie finds that conservatives are figuring out which big corporations make the most from porn - they're mad as hell and their not going to take it lying down. In this week's Try This at Home mailbag, Susie gets a letter from a man who wonders are Chinese sex balls really that dangerous?

Susie looks at a recent study of jealousy that turned up the same old ground - men get jealous about sexual infidelity and women get upset by emotional infidelity. Sure, it sounds nice and simple, but Susie says the differences aren't just biologically predetermined. Susie also takes a look at an unusual plan to increase the birth rate in Sweden. In her mailbag, Susie revisits her recent dis-invitation to speak in Minnesota and reads an email from a happily married woman who loves the (swinging) lifestyle.

You want specific how-to's? You got 'em. First, in response to a multitude of letters, Susie decides to grab the muff by the horns and ride out the definitions and misinformation about barebacking and muffdiving. Then, Susie talks about what's currently tickling her sex toy aesthetics. In her Try This at Home mailbag, Susie reads a love letter to Viagra. Don't forget, you can send your confidential sex questions and feedback about the show to susie@audible.com.