# Peggy Orenstein

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Why is EVERYONE talking about Rhinebeck?

Hello and welcome to Two Women Yelling About Knitting, a show that is not about what we are buying or what we are making, but instead asks questions like: What is Rhinbeck, and should you care? This is a space where we look up from our works in progress and acquisitions and talk about what we see …

My Body, My Podcast: Trailer

Elizabeth Banks believes that sex education is a lifelong pursuit that when done well, has the power to transform lives and society itself. My Body, My Podcast is her continuing education class and she would love you to join. In My Body, My Podcast, Banks seamlessly mixes autobiography and informat…

Peggy Orenstein

Peggy Orenstein is the author of the New York Times bestsellers Girls & Sex, Cinderella Ate My Daughter, Waiting for Daisy and Boys & Sex. Peggy sits down with the Armchair Expert to discuss her research in talking to young boys, why parents need to be open with their kids about sexual realities an…

Episode 5: Pleasure

Elizabeth shares a story about her high school boyfriend and their first sexual experience. She talks with guests about intimate justice, pleasure as being essential to a joyful life, how couples can better communicate their needs, and more. Guests include: Dr. Jenni Skyler, Daniel Lebowitz, Nadia …

Episode 4: Gendered

Elizabeth shares a story about a childhood football game that opened her eyes to how women are categorized in the world. She talks with guests about the gender binary and its harmful effect on both men and women, intersex rights, and more. Guests include: Jameela Jamil, Peggy Orenstein, Lindy West,…

In the Wake of the Cornell 7, How Can We Raise Good Men?

What happens when boys learn about masculinity from the internet before they learn how to understand their own emotions? Jo talks with Peggy Orenstein, author of Boys & Sex, about the forces shaping young men long before they reach college, the locker room or the frat house. They dig into the extr…

How to Talk to Your Kid About Sex

Thirteen-year-old Henry seems like a model son. He gets good grades, plays on the hockey team, and has a solid group of friends. But Henry’s been spending a lot more time on the internet, and recently brought up something that troubled his parents—that a woman could ruin a man’s career by accusing …