In this episode, we are thrilled to welcome Dr Rosalyn Dischiavo shares her innovative approach of applying stepfamily theory to polyamorous systems in transition, helping us understand the parallels between blended families and polycules.

Jeremiah Gibson and Julia Postema, explore the lasting impacts of purity culture, their personal journeys, and how they help clients reclaim sexual health and desire after religious trauma.

In this episode, Rebecca and Kate dive into the nuanced world of ADHD and its impact on relationships. They explore the complexities ADHD brings to partnerships, from executive functioning challenges to the emotional landscape shaped by shame, rejection sensitivity, and misunderstood behaviors.

In this episode Kate and Rebecca welcome Deb Schachter and Whitney Otto, co-authors of the new book, Body Image Inside Out. The conversation dives deep into how body image shapes our relationship with ourselves and others.

Dr. Isabelle Morley, clinical psychologist and author of They’re Not Gaslighting You, breaks down the misuse of therapy terms like gaslighting, narcissist, and trauma bonding.

Kate and Rebecca dive into the transformative Wheel of Consent framework developed by Dr. Betty Martin.

Rebecca and Kate welcome Sarah Harmon, founder of The School of Mom (Mothering Ourselves Mindfully), for a heartfelt discussion on navigating grief, ambiguous loss, and family dynamics—especially during the holidays.

Kate and Rebecca dive into the often-awkward yet essential topic of talking to kids about sex. With honesty, warmth, and humor, they explore practical ways to approach these conversations while acknowledging the challenges many parents face.

Dr. Holly shares her groundbreaking approach to healing from sexual trauma through the integration of somatic psychology, sex positivity, and trauma therapy.

Rebecca walks us through the complex and emotionally charged topic of affair recovery in relationships, towards hope, healing and growth.

In this episode, Dr. Alex DiGrado joins Kate and Rebecca to explore the transformative impact of pelvic floor physical therapy.

In this episode, Kate Graham and Rebecca Eudy interview Julia Karol about her experience of becoming a solo parent by choice, her journey through IVF, and how this decision has affected her relationships and personal growth.

Explore the nature of fantasy as a normal and private aspect of human experience, and its role in sparking desire and enhancing sexual connection.

Rebecca interviews Kate, who is both autistic and ADHD, about her experiences navigating relationships, sex and intimacy.

Dive into a sex-positive discussion with Rebecca and Kate on how pornography can be a tool for enhancing intimacy and sparking excitement in relationships.

This conversation explores the physiological and sociocultural factors contributing to the orgasm gap. It emphasizes the importance of shifting from a goal-oriented approach to sex to one that prioritizes pleasure.

In their first episode, recorded before Kate and Rebecca officially launched Love Lab (Uncensored), Kate interviews Rebecca about her work on relationships, sex, and parenting.

Rebecca and Kate discuss negative sex and emotional cycles and how they impact the relationship.

This episode explores the connection between food restriction, over-exercising, and suppressed sexual desire.

Explore the world of female hormones and how they impact physical health, mental well-being, and sex drive during three major life stages: pregnancy, postpartum, and menopause.

In this episode Rebecca and Kate dive deep into the often unspoken world of female sexuality and pleasure.

Explore key aspects of desire and intimacy in relationships: desire discrepancy, differences between men's and women's desire, and challenge of keeping it sexy after kids.

Meet Kate & Rebecca while they tackle the question, “what is sex anyway?”