In this final episode of Señora Sex Ed, we're joined by Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, Maria Hinojosa. She shares her healing journey along with the power of sharing our stories. 

In this final episode of Se&ntilde;ora Sex Ed, we're joined by Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, Maria Hinojosa. She shares her healing journey along with the power of sharing our stories.&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 30: Your Story is your Power with Maria Hinojosa

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In the penultimate episode of Señora Sex Ed, three guests share their personal stories about masturbation and self-pleasure. Learn how each of them learned about masturbation, flogging with hierbas, and why you should ask yourself for consent. 

Special thanks to Jay Treviño, Secoya, and Gloria Malone for contributing to this episode.  

In the penultimate episode of Se&ntilde;ora Sex Ed, three guests share their personal stories about masturbation and self-pleasure. Learn how each of them learned about masturbation, flogging with hierbas, and why you should ask yourself for consent.&nbsp;
Special thanks to Jay Trevi&ntilde;o, Secoya, and Gloria Malone for contributing to this episode. &nbsp;

Chapter 29: Sex With Yourself

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In this week's episode of Señora Sex Ed, Diosa and Mala are joined by Virginia and Laura Jimenez, two members of California Latinas for Reproductive Justice. Virginia shares her experience receiving abortion care at two distinct times in her life: once at 17-years-old and later at 48-years-old. She hopes to normalize stories of abortions, no matter the reason. For the later half of this episode, Laura Jimenez provides the history of the Reproductive Justice movement and its four tenets. 

In this week's episode of Se&ntilde;ora Sex Ed, Diosa and Mala are joined by Virginia and Laura Jimenez, two members of California Latinas for Reproductive Justice. Virginia shares her experience receiving abortion care at two distinct times in her life: once at 17-years-old and later at 48-years-old. She hopes to normalize stories of abortions, no matter the reason. For the later half of this episode, Laura Jimenez provides the history of the Reproductive Justice movement and its four tenets.&nbsp;

Chapter 28: Abortion Is Healthcare with California Latinas for Reproductive Justice

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In this week's episode of Señora Sex Ed, Diosa and Mala are joined by two guests to discuss Asexuality. For the first half of the episode, writer and content creator, Iris joins to discuss how Asexuality empowered her to reclaim her sexuality. For the second half of this episode, Gina Gomez director of ACE Los Angeles, reflects on the first time she saw herself and her identity represented in the media. She also shares why Asexuality should be included in all Sex Ed curriculum. 

In this week's episode of Se&ntilde;ora Sex Ed, Diosa and Mala are joined by two guests to discuss Asexuality. For the first half of the episode, writer and content creator, Iris joins to discuss how Asexuality empowered her to reclaim her sexuality. For the second half of this episode, Gina Gomez director of ACE Los Angeles, reflects on the first time she saw herself and her identity represented in the media. She also shares why Asexuality should be included in all Sex Ed curriculum.&nbsp;

Chapter 27:  Asexual Education

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Chapter 30: Your Story is your Power with Maria Hinojosa

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