Read my article in Volonte about sex and love during Covid.

How can I meet someone new and fall in love? Is it even possible these days?

What if you can’t be physically together? What to do to keep it interesting during time apart?

Ways to connect with your partner whilst separated during...

In episode Dr. Zhana and Joe talk to Dr. Amy C. Moors about her research on non-monogamy!

Listen to the Science of Sex Podcast Episode 35 HERE. 

Non-monogamy often gets a bad rep in our society, but also in academia. A lot of research conducted on polyamory has been biased, showing...

Episode #3 of the Science of Sex podcast is up! Remember my recent Forbes article about the study that found that non-monogamous men’s brains responded differently to romantic images than monogamous men’s? This week, Joe Pardavila and I talk with Dr. Lisa Dawn...

Threesomes get held up as the typical male fantasy fairly often in media. But, what does the research suggest about who actually shares this fantasy, and how many people are actually having threesomes?

Luckily, a new study just came out about this exact topic (and more!):

With a new ...

Are some people “wired” for nonmonogamy? Do nonmonogamous people’s brains work differently from monogamous people’s?

A new study has studied brain responses to men viewing sexual, romantic, and neutral images and found that there are some differences in how monogamous vs...