#43 – The Other Condom - a podcast by Dr. Zhana & Joe Pardavila

In Episode 43, Kaci Mial joins Dr. Zhana and Joe to talk about the female condom. Some people (including Joe) don’t even know what a female condom is! But this stops with this episode where we learn a lot more about the female, or internal, condom. Kaci discusses the benefits and differences of the internal condom, compared with the more familiar external condom as well as the limited availability of the condom and the reasons and implications behind that. Tune in to find out!

Read the full study https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2018/09/millennials-divorce-baby-boomers/571282/ (here!)About our Guest
https://scienceofsexpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Photo-Two-2.jpeg ()Kaci Mial has always been passionate about helping others and making a difference. Kaci recently graduated from the Masters of Human Sexuality Education track at Widener University where she pursued her passion for research, academia, as well as community outreach. As a sexuality educator, Kaci successfully applies a trauma informed, sex-positive, and medically accurate approach to a variety of sexuality presentations at international conferences, agencies, schools, universities, and residential programs. Kaci is currently offering infant massage workshops for parents and caregivers within her community to help facilitate bonding, consent practices, and loving touch. To contact Kaci and to learn more about infant massage, you can visit her website at https://kacimial.com/ (kacimial.com) or follow her on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/kacimial/ (@kacimial). To read the study discussed in the episode https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5436489/ (click here).Don’t miss this week’s foreplay…
Are millennials better at staying in marriages than their parents were? A new study has found that divorce rates have dropped by 18% over the last 10 years. One possible reason could be that millennials might be getting married later, choosing to focus more on their careers and reaching economic stability before getting married which often leads to more marital stability. Furthermore, fewer millennials are getting married in the first place, therefore not contributing to the divorce rate at all. There are many possible answers to this new, unprecedented finding. https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2018/09/millennials-divorce-baby-boomers/571282/ (Click here) to find out more.Before Next Time…
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