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The star of our female sexual makeover is a 27-year-old legal clerk anxious to unleash the sexual kitten inside. Author and Sex Therapist Yvonne Fulbright offers up steamy sex tips, gives our legal eagle a new sassy look and gets her pelvis in motion with a very sensual belly dance. Unlike any makeover show you’ve seen before, these shows will be chock full of take home information for all the viewers who want to be better lovers….. This program is recommended for an audience aged 17 and up. May contain information that is considered offensive to some viewers.

The definition of virginity is not cut and dry. In this episode we talk to young university women and men about what virginity means to them. For example: oral sex and anal sex are considered “outercourse” and a group of students will talk about how you can still call yourself a virgin if you engage in “outercourse”. We’ll profile someone who is a virgin well into their 40’s to get his perspective on the stigmas attached to being a virgin later in life and how he intends to eventually lose his virginity. And Esmeralda Venegas calls herself the “queen of virginity” – giving “girls with a past a new future”. Whether they are looking to reclaim their virginity for a second marriage, or whether the matter is a serious cultural issue where women are expected to bleed on their wedding night, this NYC clinic will restore a woman’s hymen in effect making them a virgin again. This program is recommended for an audience aged 17 and up. May contain information that is considered offensive to some viewers.

This is a reno show of a different kind. We’re going to take a happily married couple and give them a bedroom makeover that will really change their relationship. But we’re not just talking a new coat of paint and a different duvet – they will be the subjects of the makeover. Similar to last year’s successful his and her makeover shows, only this time with a couple. Sexpert Dr. Ava Cadell will guide them through the steps and teach them some new lessons in love. We’ll even give them a sexy new look because, after all, married couples generally report less exciting sex than singles. That doesn’t have to be the case. This program is recommended for an audience aged 17 and up. May contain information that is considered offensive to some viewers.

We go inside a legal Nevada brothel called Sheri’s Ranch. Sheri’s has become a full-blown resort where you can golf and take in the spa. The “working women” share their stories about what the sex-for-sale trade is really like. On the other side of the Atlantic we meet Charlie Daniels. Charlie has been through so much, she has lived the equivalent of five lifetimes and she is only 34 years old. Simply put, Charlie is the UK equivalent of Heidi Fleiss. She has worked as a prostitute, been a brothel madam and operated a chain of high-end brothels in England. Once she attained a lifestyle of unbelievable wealth (private helicopters, jewelry, luxury trips etc) she suddenly realized this wasn’t what she wanted after all. She wasn’t happy, so she quit. Her now makes a living organizing singles events and advising politicians and on the authorities on the decriminalization of prostitution. Charlie also advises women on the good and bad (lots of bad) about prostitution. Note: We are keeping this episode focused on legalized prostitution, not street prostitution or those who are forced into prostitution. This program is recommended for an audience aged 17 and up. May contain information that is considered offensive to some viewers.

Ah, the breast – highly sexualized, yet still food provider for infants. Our obsession with breasts is no secret, but it’s mostly men who talk about the obsession. How do women feel about their bosoms? Chances are the breasts’ owners are dissatisfied with their lot. For many, cosmetic surgery is the only answer, whether it’s enhancing or reducing, we’ll hear their stories. And how do women differ when it comes to breasts and sex? We’ll look at how sexual pleasure and breasts varies greatly. Some women can get orgasms from breast stimulation alone, while others can’t stand to have their breasts touched. This program is recommended for an audience aged 17 and up. May contain information that is considered offensive to some viewers.

What is beautiful? While there is no simple answer, many scientists are piecing together the puzzle that makes up a popular definition of beauty. There are some common threads: symmetry, waist to hip ratio and masculine and feminine traits that the majority are attracted to. And those attractions are all linked to sex and reproduction. But are there really universal standards of beauty? Or is beauty as varied as the cultures of the world? This episode will also look at the growing trend, or some would say addiction, to beauty in North America. The desire to drastically change one’s physical appearance through plastic surgery and cosmetic procedures has sparked a boom that shows no signs of stopping. We’ll also reveal the life benefits to being beautiful. This program is recommended for an audience aged 17 and up. May contain information that is considered offensive to some viewers.

Hearts pounding, muscles throbbing, heavy breathing. On your own, with a partner, maybe 12, on ice, in a boat. Sounds like sex – well not quite. It’s sports. And people do it in almost every park, arena, field and gym at every hour of the day. Laura Robinson knows these feelings well. A national athlete, writer and sports journalist she looks at many heaving bodies across many different sports, and she’s the first to admit that sexual attraction between athletes is as common as a warm-up stretch. It’s all animal instincts, and athletes have unique affairs with sex. Meet some Olympians who talk about the six packs, the skin suits and the heat of competition. But intense training and extended conditioning might be wreaking havoc on an athlete’s sexual health – so what’s the cost? Researchers like Mary Jane De Souza are only beginning to find out. ‘Sports’ is the biggest and most popular form of modern entertainment in North America, but sex and sex issues riddle the lives of our most successful athletes. This program is recommended for an audience aged 17 and up. May contain information that is considered offensive to some viewers.

Sure, what we find sexy is subjective, but what is it about certain things – champagne, silky sheets, bananas and fast cars, for example – that get our collective motors running? We will talk to everyday people about what objects get them in the mood – and turn to historians and experts to get the surprising story of the on the sexy origins of these everyday things. This program is recommended for an audience aged 17 and up. May contain information that is considered offensive to some viewers.

Sun, sand, surf — and sex. Whether it’s students on Spring Break or married couples stealing away for a weekend, everyone knows that getting away from it all is a great time to get closer. But what is it about travel that drives human libido into another time zone? And what makes some travelers take risks they never would at home – like paying for sex? Social science researchers Ed Herold, Eleanor Maticka Tyndale, Jaqueline Sanchez-Taylor and neurobiologist James Pfaus explain why and how humans change the rules of sexual behavior on vacation. But we also hear from vacationers themselves. We head south to see travelers in action: from 20-somethings gone wild, to married couples gone more wild, to Jamaican men who call themselves Beach Boys and make their living selling sex. This is one trip you don’t want to miss. This program is recommended for an audience aged 17 and up. May contain information that is considered offensive to some viewers.

What makes a piece of clothing a sex object in its own right? We’ll run down the list of the hottest, from the obvious to the sexy stiletto shoe to the understated sexiness of the man’s suit or a great pair of jeans. Along with beautiful models showing off our top ten, we’ll hear from Valerie Steele, director of New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology, Anne Hollander, author of Sex and Suits and get the lowdown on fashion’s origins in sex from Charles Panati. This program is recommended for an audience aged 17 and up. May contain information that is considered offensive to some viewers.