Episode · Modern Wisdom · 2025-08-07
Books mentioned on Why Does The Female Orgasm Exist? - Dr Robert King - #977
Dr Robert King is a psychologist, professor at University College Cork, and researcher on the evolutionary function of female orgasm. What makes the female orgasm so mysterious?
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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The evolution of human sexuality
Discussed“It was he wrote a book called the evolution of human sexuality. Back in the 70s it was the the full structure and nature of the clitoris.”
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Delta of Venus
Discussed“There is Anias Nins um Delta Venus. There was Emanuel by Emanuel.”
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Emanuel Law Outlines
Discussed“There was Emanuel by Emanuel. There was nine and a half weeks.”
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Nine Stories
Nine Stories by J.D.
Discussed“There was nine and a half weeks. There was Secretary um which was I missed out story of O.”
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Nine and a half weeks
Discussed“There was nine and a half weeks. There was Secretary um which was I missed out story of O.”
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The counterfeit secretary
Discussed“There was Secretary um which was I missed out story of O. And of course Fifty Shades of Gray.”
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fifty shades of gray
Discussed“And of course Fifty Shades of Gray. And each time one of these books comes out, people go, Oh my god”
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This Is Your Brain on Birth Control
This Is Your Brain on Birth Control by Sarah Hill is a non-fiction book that explores the profound neurological, psychological, and behavioral impacts that hormonal contraceptives can have on women's minds, relationships, and mating choices.
Discussed“It might be your brain on the pill. It's your brain. This is your brain on birth control by Sarah Hill.”
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Dr. Tatiana's sex advice to all creation
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Recommended“She has written a book which I recommend to everyone. It was called Dr. Tatiana's sex advice to the whole of creation.”
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Other mentions in this episode (1) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Own book Naturally Selective
“I've got the book. Um, it's called Naturally Selective.”