All our friends, welcome to another episode of the Genius Life. I'm your host Max Lugovir,

a filmmaker, health and science journalist, and the author of the New York Times Best Selling Book,

Genius Foods. On this episode of the show, I'm super excited to introduce you to my good friend,

Emily Morse. Emily is a doctor of human sexuality, and the author of the book,

Hot Sex, over 200 things you can try tonight, which I highly recommend picking up.

She's the host of the long-running podcast Sex with Emily, which I had the pleasure of being on

just a couple of months ago, which is now also available on Sirius XM, along with wherever you get

your podcasts. I'm super excited for this episode of the show, where we go in deep. That's right.

The next hour is all about sex. Over the course of our conversation, you're going to discover the

mindset shifts that Emily said took her sexual experiences from, eh, to whoa. The ins and outs

of porn and why masturbation is a form of medicine. Crucial tactics that couples can use to spice it

up in the bedroom, how to bring up to your significant other, the things that you want to try,

even if you may be a little shy about it, and the lifestyle factors that support optimal sexual

performances, along with those that detract from it. Plus, Emily is going to share with you what to

look out for when buying lube. We're all adults here on the Genius Life, so I have no doubt that you

are going to glean a lot from this episode. I really enjoyed having this chat with Emily. She's

brilliant and I'm excited to introduce her to you. But before we get to that, I want to give a

shout out to the sponsor of this episode of the show, and that is Forsegmentic. I love the coffee

that my friends at Forsegmentic make. They are all premium instant coffees that are organic and

infused with medicinal mushrooms. I tend to reach for their lines made infused coffees when I'm

craving a little bit of extra focus, which, you know, there's not a lot of data to support

the claim, but there is some, and subjectively, I do feel that they give me a little bit of an extra

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