For the Female Gaze

Why is sex everywhere in media, yet still so hard to talk about in real life?In this episode of Through Her Lens, we sit down with licensed professional counselor and sex therapist Taylor Goff to break down the silence surrounding sex, consent, and intimacy. From growing up without age-appropriate sex education to navigating desire, shame, and communication in adult relationships, this conversation explores how cultural messaging shapes the way we view our bodies and our pleasure.We discuss:• Why so many adults struggle to talk openly about sex• How sexual shame develops and how to unlearn it• What healthy consent and communication really look like in relationships• How partners can reconnect when intimacy changes over time• How parents can have age-appropriate conversations about sex with kidsIf you’ve ever felt uncomfortable talking about sex, unsure how to communicate your needs, or curious about what a healthy relationship with intimacy looks like — this episode is for you.🎧 Listen now and start the conversation.

Why do so many women say they feel invisible as they age?In this episode of The Female Gaze, we explore the reality of gendered ageism — the intersection of sexism and age bias that impacts women in media, leadership, and the workplace.We unpack why society often celebrates aging in men while quietly sidelining women, and how cultural expectations around beauty, fertility, and productivity shape the way women are valued over time.Then we spotlight extraordinary women who refused to accept invisibility. Join us as we join Wally Funk on her Journey into Space.

What if the word "acceptance" sometimes creates a quiet isolation instead of the inclusion it promises? This episode of For the Female Gaze takes a gentle but honest look at the realities of navigating a world built for the "typical." We explore the heart-heavy moments of setting boundaries to protect a neurodivergent child and the exhaustion of seeking a community that truly understands.Joined by guest Danielle Baker, an expert in supporting neurodivergent and trauma-affected youth, we discuss the beauty of the "individual personality" within a hive and the legacy of Temple Grandin. We move the conversation beyond just "tolerating" differences toward a space where neurodiversity is cherished for the resilience and creativity it brings to us all.

What does the myth of Persephone really tell us about spring, transformation, and becoming a woman?In this episode of For the Female Gaze, we break down the Hymn to Demeter and the story of Persephone’s descent into the underworld — and how it connects to real-life experiences of growth, grief, and self-discovery.From the loss of innocence to finding your own voice, this episode explores the cycles we all move through and why returning to yourself is the most powerful transformation of all.

Why do so many women struggle with self-doubt, imposter syndrome, and feelings of unworthiness? In this honest and compassionate conversation, we explore how shame, perfectionism, and societal expectations can silence our inner voice and impact confidence, identity, and emotional wellbeing. This episode offers insight, reflection, and encouragement for women learning to trust themselves, set boundaries, and reconnect with their self-worth while navigating personal growth and healing.

This week, we dive into the life of Cleopatra — ruler, scholar, mother, and master negotiator. Through her story, we examine feminine power, perception, and what it means to lead unapologetically in a world built to challenge you.

How much do you know about Lion Prides? Did you know females are the primary hunters and essential for survival of the species? Today on For the Female Gaze, we’re sharing the incredible story of Lady Luiwa—and how she endured loss and rewrote the story of survival, surviving against the odds. It is one of death, rebirth, tragedy and hope. Join the journey on For the Female Gaze.

Mary Edwards Walker was revolutionary in progressing gender neutral fashion in the 19th century. She was as progressive in her medical career and relationships as she was in her fashion. We still benefit from her achievements today. Join us as we celebrate her life today on For the Female Gaze.