Men and Sex: Unlocking Power, Pleasure, and Purpose. ⚔️
Men and Sex: Unlocking Power, Pleasure, and Purpose. ⚔️
Podcast Description
This podcast explores the complexities of male sexuality, examining how testosterone, modern influences like the internet, and the drive to procreate shape the lives of men. We air out the "dirty laundry" and bring skeletons out of the closet in real, unfiltered conversations about sex, pleasure, and vitality. As men openly share their journeys, their lives transform—and so can yours.
Tune in to break through old patterns, gain deeper insights, and reclaim your power.
Follow on Instagram @seedingmasculinity
Email to be a guest: [email protected]
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Content Themes
The podcast dives into diverse themes surrounding male sexuality, including the impact of societal pressures, personal stories of sexual journeys, and the exploration of pleasure and vitality. Episodes feature topics such as the transformation through personal development, the influence of shame and trauma on sexual relationships, and discussions on assertiveness. Notable episodes include conversations about the 'Power of Pussy,' reclaiming male identity from a non-binary perspective, and understanding assertiveness as a lost art.
This podcast explores the complexities of male sexuality, examining how testosterone, modern influences like the internet, and the drive to procreate shape the lives of men. We air out the “dirty laundry” and bring skeletons out of the closet in real, unfiltered conversations about sex, pleasure, and vitality. As men openly share their journeys, their lives transform—and so can yours.
Tune in to break through old patterns, gain deeper insights, and reclaim your power.
Follow on Instagram @seedingmasculinity
Email to be a guest: [email protected]
The Epstein files.
The R@pe Academy.
The headlines keep coming.
And men are watching.
Some are recoiling. Some are angry. Some are going quiet.
But there is another response available.
Leadership.
In this episode I sit back down with Phoenix Amara — sacred sexuality guide, founder of Temple Arts Alchemy, and a woman who has spent over a decade working with men and women in the deepest terrain of intimacy, embodiment, and erotic healing.
And I asked her straight:
👉 What are women actually saying they need from men right now?
Her answer was clear. And it wasn't about men shrinking or apologizing or disappearing.
It was a call forward.
The men who are listening to a podcast like this — who are already in the conversation about conscious sexuality, nervous system regulation, embodiment, and real intimacy — are not the problem.
They are part of the solution.
And this moment in history is asking them to step up. Not back.
In this conversation we explore:
- What this cultural moment is actually asking of men
- What women are saying they need — and what they're not finding
- Why the men on the cutting edge of this work carry a responsibility to lead
- What it looks like to show up with embodied presence instead of performance
- How conscious men can reduce the divide between men and women
- What Phoenix is witnessing from her years of working with both
This episode isn't about blame. It isn't about guilt.
It's about recognizing that the world doesn't need men to disappear.
It needs men to rise.
At the end of this episode we also talk about something Phoenix and I are co-facilitating together:
The Temple Arts Alchemy Men's Practitioner Training — a 13-month immersive initiation into sacred sexuality, archetypal embodiment, ritual, and conscious masculine leadership.
This is the first cohort to welcome men alongside the women's Priestess Practitioner Training. It begins May 24th, 2026.
If you feel called to go deeper — to do this work not just for yourself but to eventually guide others — this is worth exploring.
The first step is a direct call with Phoenix to find out more.
👉 Learn more and apply here: taapractitionertraining.com/taa2026-men
🎧 Listen to Episode 79 now.
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