Psychosexual

MONOGAMY DOESN'T MEAN MISSIONARY

Thu, 22 Oct 2026 07:00:00 +0000

Do You Party? Crystal, Closets, & Consequences

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 09:00:00 +0000

“Do you party?” In gay culture, those three little words can mean a lot more than a night out. In Episode 4 of Psychosexual, Brian and Jada sit down with Trey Weir, peer support specialist at Prism Health North Texas, for a candid conversation about meth addiction, internalized homophobia, incarceration, and the complicated road to recovery. Trey shares his personal journey through meth addiction, the conviction that led to federal prison, and the work of rebuilding his life on the other side. Together, we unpack the intersection of shame, sexuality, and chemsex—and explore how the pressures of navigating gay identity can sometimes become entangled with substance use, intimacy, and the need to escape. What happens when you're in recovery and want to reconnect with sex? How do you rediscover pleasure, intimacy, and connection when the experiences that once felt exhilarating have become tangled up with addiction? And how do you learn to experience sex without returning to the patterns you're working so hard to leave behind? It's honest. It's uncomfortable. And it's a conversation the gay community needs to have.Because recovery isn't just about getting clean. It's about learning how to live, love, and experience pleasure differently.

THERE ARE MORE TREATS LEFT IN THIS PIÑATA

Thu, 8 Oct 2026 05:00:00 +0000

What if getting older didn’t mean becoming less sexual, but finally becoming more yourself? In Episode 3 of Psychosexual, Brian and Jada sit down with author and storyteller Patti Frenette, whose memoir ¡Sorpresa! A Not-so-famous Story of Life and Sex at 80! turns one very unexpected chapter of her life into a funny, honest, and surprisingly moving exploration of sex, aging, identity, and self-discovery.. Patti takes us inside the story behind the story: what happens when you stop letting age define what you're allowed to want, how sexuality can change as we get older, and what it can mean to rediscover pleasure, confidence, curiosity, and yourself along the way.

Who the Hell Is DTF?

patrickbriankennedy@gmail.com (Brian Kennedy, Jada Pinkett Fox, Daniel Lujuan) — Thu, 1 Oct 2026 05:00:00 +0000

What happens when the things we want are easier to fantasize about than talk about? This week on Psychosexual, Brian and Jada get into the things we want, the things we avoid, and the things we somehow make much more complicated than they need to be. First:,meet the newest addition to the Psychosexual family, DTF! Then, a listener has been carrying a secret fantasy for years and is finally wondering whether it’s time to let their partner in on it. Then we get into what happens when kids, calendars, exhaustion, and everyday life start crowding desire out of a relationship..Because desire is complicated. Relationships are complicated. And apparently, so are we.

NICE TO MEET YOU...NOW TELL ME EVERYTHING

patrickbriankennedy@gmail.com (Brian Kennedy, Jada Pinkett Fox, Daniel Lujan) — Wed, 23 Sep 2026 12:50:42 +0000

What happens when a therapist and a drag queen decide to talk about the things queer people usually only discuss in private? In the premiere episode of Psychosexual, Brian Kennedy, LPC, and Jada Pinkett Fox introduce themselves and immediately get personal. They talk about first relationships, what sex means to them, the lessons they learned about intimacy, and the experiences that shaped how they understand love, desire, and queer relationships. But this episode isn't just about getting to know the hosts. It's about asking the question that sets the stage for everything Psychosexual is about: What are queer people talking about privately that we're not talking about publicly? Sex. Relationships. Desire. Loneliness. Monogamy. Non-monogamy. The messy, funny, complicated stuff that happens when being queer meets being human. This is your introduction to Brian and Jada, their chemistry, their perspectives, and the conversations they're not afraid to have. Come meet the hosts. Stay for the conversation.