Why do so many relationships start off as fairy tales and end up as nightmares? Is it possible that orgasm plays a major part in their downfall?
Submitted by Marnia on Fri, 2011-07-22 20:46
This 2007 interview appeared in the award-winning title Toward 2012: Perspectives on the Next Age
A scan of the article is below.
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David Pittle, a therapist in the San Francisco area, interviewed me about karezza. The concept is pretty foreign to him, as some of his practice is devoted to helping couples become more orgasmic. But he's a lovely, open-minded man.
In this audio presentation, Sarah and Joseph Malinak, a couple who host a show on "creating your ideal relationship" interview me about Cupid's Poisoned Arrow. At the last minute, we found we were able to use our speaker phone, so Gary joined me.
The first third of the hour-long program consists of Sarah and Joseph discussing various points. The actual interview is about a half-hour long. They also include their post-interview wrap up.
Listen to the interview
Scott blossom speaks on male sexuality and brahmacarya
Interview by Lisa Maria
A Traditional Chinese Medical practitioner and yoga therapist, Scott Blossom holds a degree in biology and has extensively studied anatomy, physiology, and Ayurveda with Dr. Robert Svoboda. Scott travels and writes extensively, teaching yoga and Ayurveda with his wife of seven years, Chandra Easton.
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On September 21, 2010, Al Cole and his panel discussed karezza, romance and bonding behaviors with Marnia. 
Portland, OR's KBOO show "Pathways" recently featured this interview by Tom Park.
