In this richly embodied conversation, Rahi Chun sits down with Dr. Saida Desilets — pioneering teacher of sacred sexuality and creator of the Embodied Psychosexual Method — to explore sexual sovereignty, erotic innocence, and the body’s capacity to heal through pleasure, breath, and deep attunement.
Somatic sexuality coach Victor Warring reveals how grief and eros are inseparable forces, why your innate erotic intelligence is a birthright that culture has systematically suppressed, and how living fully embodied becomes an act of activism.
What happens when an engineer experiences an orgasmic birth so profound it transforms her entire life’s path—and how the intersection of grief and pleasure can unlock our deepest healing.
Rahi Chun and erotic wholeness guide Darshana Avila explore how trauma-informed somatics and consent practices unlock the erotic as a force of healing, empowerment, and activism. They discuss the four phases of erotic liberation—regulation, receiving, allowing & expressing, and liberating Eros—and how each phase opens deeper intimacy and authenticity. This conversation unpacks why receiving is radical, how desire smuggling undermines trust, and why reclaiming our erotic power is essential to both personal fulfillment and collective liberation.
Rahi Chun explores the groundbreaking work of Ali Mezey, creator of Personal Geometry. Rooted in decades of somatic practice and inspired by Family Constellations, Personal Geometry maps relational dynamics around trauma, intimacy, and sexuality that had been invisible – now for the client to see, feel and change.
Dr. Charlie Glickman shares a rich tapestry of wisdom gathered from decades in sex education and somatic healing, beginning with a personal back injury that catalyzed his understanding of the power of pelvic bodywork. He explains how shame is stored in the body and how hands-on practices can liberate people from its grip, especially around the often-avoided area of anal pleasure. He reframes anal sex as a deeply embodied, healing experience that must center breath, consent, and emotional safety—dispelling cultural myths of pain and performance. Through stories of healing, shadow play, and prostate empowerment, Charlie advocates for sexual liberation grounded in curiosity, compassion, and somatic awareness.