My Favorite Podcasts

In 2014, I started a blog called Sex After Marriage. I was going through the transformation one does after coming out of an 18-year marriage with a man that I met at 17 years old. I was finding out who I was. I started this blog to chronicle my journey. I figured that if I was inspiring myself, I would surely inspire others. 

In 2024, it’s now been 10 years. I thought it might be time to republish the blog with my “10-Year Take”.  I’m looking forward to seeing what’s changed and what has stayed the same. This is a gift to myself as I come into my 50th year on this planet, the same age my mom lost her 2-year battle with Inflammatory Breast Cancer. In some ways, it feels like I’m on borrowed time. In other ways, I feel like I’m completing her incomplete journey.  Mom, you are missed and I’m not sure I would have gotten here if I hadn’t had to feel the loss of you. Thank you for reading.

Dated March 9, 2015

These are the podcast I currently listen to regularly (if they aren’t clickable, I’m removed the link as they aren’t good links anymore):

Life on the Swingset

Carnalcopia

Savage Lovecast

Sex Nerd Sandra

Ruby Ryder’s Pegging Paradise

Ending the Sexual Dark Age

Polyamory Weekly

The Manwhore Podcast

The Gentle Perverts Social Club

Sex Ed a Go Go

Pedestrian Polyamory (archives)

Ten-Year Take:

My podcast tastes are always changing. Many of those podcast from 10 years ago don’t even exist anymore (hence I’ve removed the links). Here’s the current regulars, as of today:

How I Built This

Diary of a CEO

Money for Couples

Breaking Points

and of course my own podcast The Intimacy Lab, which I host, and Finding Ourself, a podcast I co-host with Keeley Shoup, my co-owner at Cuddlist.com. Yes, I do relisten to my own podcasts, and every episode I’ve interviewed for other podcasts, as a lot of time has usually passed since recording.

Michelle Renee

Michelle Renee (she/her) is a Therapeutic Intimacy Specialist with a home base in San Diego, California, helping survivors feel safe in their bodies & build secure connections. She collaborates closely with licensed therapists to help clients address deeper issues related to trust, vulnerability, and connection. Michelle is deeply passionate about supporting individuals with a history of trauma, guiding them toward building safety within themselves and their relationships.

In addition to her coaching and therapy work, Michelle is the founder of SoftCockWeek.com, host of The Intimacy Lab podcast, and Co-Owner and Director of Training for Cuddlist.com.

She regularly sees clients in San Diego, Anaheim, Los Angeles, Baltimore/DC, and Pittsburgh and is open to traveling to work with clients in other areas.

Would you like Michelle to come to your city? Let her know!

https://MeetMichelleRenee.com
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