In this week's episode of Señora Sex Ed, novelist Lilliam Rivera recalls "popping her cherry," moving from New York to Los Angeles to raise her children, and the steps she's taken to love herself, her body, and her life. 

In this week's episode of Se&ntilde;ora Sex Ed, novelist Lilliam Rivera recalls "popping her cherry," moving from New York to Los Angeles to raise her children, and the steps she's taken to love herself, her body, and her life.&nbsp;

Señora Sex Ed is not Your Mami’s Sex Talk. This show is “la platica” like you’ve never heard it before. Historically, Latinas have been hyper-sexualized but notoriously denied sex education in school and at home. This podcast is a multigenerational conversation between beloved Señoras and their younger contemporaries, aimed at bridging the gap between Latina sexuality, representation, and education.

Señora Sex Ed is not Your Mami’s Sex Talk. This show is “la platica” like you’ve never heard it before. Historically, Latinas have been hyper-sexualized but notoriously denied sex education in school and at home. This podcast is a multigenerational conversation between beloved Señoras and their younger contemporaries, aimed at bridging the gap between Latina sexuality, representation, and education.

Señora Sex Ed

Señora Sex Ed is not your Mamis Sex Talk. This show is “la platica” like you’ve never heard it before. We're breaking the stigma and silence around sex and sexuality in Latinx communities. Latinas have been hypersexualized in popular culture but notoriously denied sex education. This podcast is an intergenerational conversation between Latinas from Gen X to Gen Z. From Actress Ana Ortiz (Ugly Betty, Devious Maids, Love, Victor), to comedian Aida Rodriguez (Fighting Words, HBO Max), to culture worker, DJ Sizzle (Cumbiatón Collective), we’re covering everything from puberty and body image to representation in film, television, and music.

Señora Sex Ed is not your Mamis Sex Talk. This show is “la platica” like you’ve never heard it before. We're breaking the stigma and silence around sex and sexuality in Latinx communities. Latinas have been hypersexualized in popular culture but notoriously denied sex education. This podcast is an intergenerational conversation between Latinas from Gen X to Gen Z. From Actress Ana Ortiz (Ugly Betty, Devious Maids, Love, Victor), to comedian Aida Rodriguez (Fighting Words, HBO Max), to culture worker, DJ Sizzle (Cumbiatón Collective), we’re covering everything from puberty and body image to representation in film, television, and music.

Chapter 20: Pop Thy Cherry with Lilliam Rivera

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