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Sex Surrogate Partner Therapy with Paul Shaw

February 9, 2020Relationshipsacting, dating, disability, dysfunction, emotional, energy, healthy, intimacy coaching, intimate, labia, love, orgasm, partner, power, pressure, sex, sexuality, surrogate, tantric, therapist, therapy, trauma, vaginismus, vulvamouseandweens

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E69 – Julianne meets Paul Shaw and discusses his fascinating life as an intimacy coach and surrogate partner for those needing to work through overcoming sexual barriers. He is a former born again Christian, but now gives people physical sessions for their intimate issues, their empowerment, and their self-love. Hear stories about clients with disabilities that he has worked with, and what he has to say about human sexuality, psychology, relationships, and healing. This is a powerful episode in which we learn about sex and anatomy, with one of Paul’s goals being to teach men, women, and couples how to communicate and have better more meaningful sex.

At A Glance:
1:00 – Introduction
4:30 – Definition of sex surrogate partner
7:00 – His background
14:00 – Clientele
22:00 – In your head, into your body (pro tip #1)
25:30 – Insecurities, being in the moment (pro tip #2)
28:00 – Religion & purpose
29:30 – Exploring (pro tip #3)
30:00 – Vulva v. vagina (pro tip #4)
30:15 – Tantric sex
32:00 – G-spot, labia
33:15 – Labiaplasty, porn
35:30 – Orgasm, patriarchy
36:45 – Classes for men
38:15 – Intimacy coaching, trauma
41:00 – Touch and somatic therapy
43:30 – Settling down, girlfriend
44:30 – Conclusion

Song credit: “Love Is A Mess” by Julianne Eggold

Paul Shaw: www.surrogatepartner.care

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The Grass Is Greener, Wiener!

February 5, 2019Comedyacting, actor, adolescence, advice, afterlife, Alan Alda, angel, badass, Bert, boobs, Bryan Cranston, business, Carol Channing, compensation, death, documentary, dream, Ernie, experience, film, generation, giving, god, heaven, Henson, income, It’s a Wonderful Life, Kevin Hart, kids, limits, locations, memories, money, motherhood, multicultural, nde, near, paycheck, phones, prayer, promotion, race, Sesame Street, simplifying, social media, stay at home mom, tampon, The Upside, utopia, volunteer, work, workforcemouseandweens

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E42 – It’s Superbowl Sunday and raining gophers in Southern California! As we catch up on mom life and work life, we realize we want to switch roles a la Freaky Friday. Weens wants the excitement of kids, and Mouse wants a vacation from all the juggling. We discuss the transition from stay at home mom to getting back into the work force, finding purpose in your job, both paid and volunteer, and how to draw the line between the giving of and charging for your time. Mouse struggles with drawing the line on social media on her phone in front of the kids too, and Weens explains simplifying her life. We get sidetracked by Bert and Ernie, Carol Channing, and then reminisce about our boobies first growing, first tampons, and our PE teacher/actor dad playing sports with us after school while rehearsing scenes. Again, another Henson sidetrack gets us talking about Sesame Street and exposure to races and nationalities growing up in predominantly white suburbs. We end hearing a very spiritual dream that Mouse had about the afterlife, a possible message from dad, and a utopian society which reminds Weens of an Albert Brooks movie and some near-death experiences she has studied. Alan Alda also pops in at the end to give sage advice. We hope you enjoy this funny but serious, light but meaningful episode!

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Song Credit: Ernie and Bert by Julianne Eggold

Garry Shandling

April 20, 2018Comedy1970's, 70's, acting, actor, comedian, comic, dad, dating, documentary, family, father, football, Garry Shandling, Jets, Joe Namath, Judd Apatow, mom, mother, motherhood, New England Patriots, NY Jets, sisters, stand-up, standup, standup comedian, The Jets, U of A, University of Arizona, UofA, Wildcats, Zen Diariesmouseandweens

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E15 – We interview our mom about her personal Garry Shandling story after we watched the Judd Apatow documentary “The Zen Diaries of Garry Shandling”. The story leads to our dads history as a football player who went from the University of Arizona to the New York Jets to the New England Patriots in the 1970’s. Our mom tells the story of their relationship and gives her feelings on our dad’s motivations and struggles. By our final discussion we end up seeing a lot of parallels between Garry Shandling and our father, who also went into the entertainment industry. Weens shares her thoughts on acting achievement and self-sabotage. It’s another episode to get to know us and our family This is us folks! We are being ourselves and we hope you gain something from it too. Music is “Palmetto Bug Stomp” written by Weens performed by Angelo Moore. Connect with us at mouseandweens@gmail.com

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