Listen to the audio version of Pleasure, an erotica that explores sex, sensuality and desire. Host Isabella Gutiérrez and filmmaker Annelise Jeske asked womxn how they like to be pleasured, and this is what they had to say…  

Watch the film at www.spectrapodcast.com. Also available on Vimeo at vimeo.com/spectrapodcast 

Music by: Vin D’Amato, Matt Leibowitz, Rocko Walker, John Evans

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We talk with Mal Harrison, director of the Institute for Erotic Intelligence, who gives us a brief history of the clitoris and talks about the importance of eroticism.

The clitoris has a long history of discovery and rediscovery-dating back to the 16th century, with notable discoveries in the 1700s and 1840s with Georg Ludwig Kobelt. In more recent history, scientific research was published showing the full size of the clitoris’s internal structure. In 1998, urologist Dr. Helen O’Connell concluded that “current anatomical descriptions of female human urethral and genital anatomy are inaccurate.” In 2003, Dr. Claire C. Yang published the first MRI imagery of the clitoris and then in 2008, researchers  Dr. Odile Buisson and Dr. Pierre Foldès provided the first 3-D sonogram of the internal clitoris. Even to this day, most anatomy texts don’t show the full scope of the clitoris and only compare it to male anatomy. In 2011, Mal wrote about the internal structure of the clitoris in her column for the Museum of Sex.

You can sign her petition to redefine the clitoris in the US National Medical Library & the MeSH at change.org, visit: https://www.change.org/p/should-the-clitoris-be-defined-as-a-female-penis

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We visit artist and photographer May Lin Le Goff. May was born in France and raised in Singapore before moving to NY to pursue her career. We talk about her colorful art, the male gaze and menstruation.

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