Sex in Berlin (EN)
Sex in Berlin (EN)
Podcast Description
What is it like to explore sensuality with lots of naked people in an oil pool? How can BDSM be a way of coping with trauma? Do we all actually need sexual empowerment? And is there a power of sex?
Host Nike Wessel wants to explore these questions in “Sex in Berlin”, the sex-positive podcast from Studio36, which aims to inspire through personal stories and contributions from experts in the field of intimacy. While the first (German) season focused on Berlin, we want to explore other places in the second season. The English episodes are now available on this podcast channel.
Feminist, authentic and humorous, we tackle topics that can contribute to any kind of empowerment. We believe that empowerment can happen in many different ways. Whether through sex work, nude parties, porn, tantra or self-reflection on retreats. The paths are as different as the people who take them.
You can find the German and previous English episodes on the podcast channel “Sex in Berlin (DE)”.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast delves into themes such as sexual empowerment, trauma healing, queer identities, and the dynamics of alternative lifestyles. It features episodes discussing experiences in MILF communities, sex parties, and the intersection of art and sexuality, with examples like the exploration of bisexuality in the Skirt Club and the impact of bodywork on sexual experiences.
What is it like to explore sensuality with lots of naked people in an oil pool? How can BDSM be a way of coping with trauma? Do we all actually need sexual empowerment? And is there a power of sex?
Host Nike Wessel wants to explore these questions in “Sex in Berlin”, the sex-positive podcast from Studio36, which aims to inspire through personal stories and contributions from experts in the field of intimacy. While the first (German) season focused on Berlin, we want to explore other places in the second season. The English episodes are now available on this podcast channel.
Feminist, authentic and humorous, we tackle topics that can contribute to any kind of empowerment. We believe that empowerment can happen in many different ways. Whether through sex work, nude parties, porn, tantra or self-reflection on retreats. The paths are as different as the people who take them.
You can find the German and previous English episodes on the podcast channel “Sex in Berlin (DE)”.
In this episode of Sex in Berlin, host Nike sits down with Ally Iseman, relationship coach and founder of Passport to Pleasure, to unpack why relationship is a skillset — not a destination. Together they explore the four relationship archetypes, how desire splits into separate emotional and physical planes, and why “we finish each other’s sentences” is really just another word for interrupting. From novel monogamy and the myth of “the one” to reframing jealousy as an underused tool for intimacy, Ally makes the case that better relationships at home could mean a better world at large. A conversation about boundaries, curiosity, and why the person you’re dating is not a job candidate.
About the podcast and our guest:
Sex in Berlin
A Studio36 Production
Host: Nike Wessel
Postproduction & Sound design: Vincent Lerche
About Studio36:
Studio36 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/studio36.berlin/
Sex in Berlin Website: https://sexin.berlin
Sex in Berlin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sexinberlin/
Contact Studio36: [email protected]
Studio36 Website: https://studio36.berlin/
About our guest Ally Iseman:
Website: https://www.passport2pleasure.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allyiseman/?hl=de
Check out our Sex in Berlin website!
There you’ll find bonus material, background information about the podcast, and insights into each episode:
https://sexin.berlin
About Nike Wessel:
LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nike-wessel-73496118a/recent-activity/all/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nike_wessel/
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