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It's two great sex writers, thinkers, activists and friends for the price of one! Susie's guest is Dan Savage, author of the syndicated weekly sex advice column, Savage Love and two books, The Commitment and The Kid, as well as editor of the Seattle weekly newspaper The Stranger. Susie and Dan talk about a recent personal ad scandal, the politics of tranny boys, Dan's statute of limitations on identifying as bisexual, open relationships, gay marriage, and much more.

Susie takes us inside the bizarre world of a "Purity Ball". This is a ceremony in which a teenager pledges to remain a virgin until marriage. These public abstinence vows take place between teenagers and their parents, and rings are exchanged, as in a wedding ceremony. Susie has a problem with the whole idea! Doesn't this seem like a weird, reverse coming-out party?

If you've been "doxed", you know the dark side of the Internet. Doxing is gathering or hacking into someone's online account and using information without their knowledge. Susie talks about this unsavory practice, which can be a way to seek revenge. Many times it involves posting naked pictures of someone without their consent, possibly to a porn site. Susie finds this behavior to be another form of bashing women by using their sexuality against them. The sleaze factor here is very high.

Susie jumps into a hot-button item on today's show. Susie says that sex addiction doesn't exist! Get ready for a fistfight. After a recent posting on Facebook, the debate by all the friends was fierce from both sides of the issue.

In the this-can't-be-true department, Susie has a real doozy: a guy who calls himself the Double Dick Dude who recently proved that, yes, he really does have two penises. The website Reddit.com features a online forum where unusual people answer questions from subscribers. Double Dick spent a few days there answering a lot of enquiries and quickly became a sensation. Really. Can you imagine? Susie reads some of the questions and responses, and thinks you will fall madly in love with our new Lord and Master.

Susie's history lesson this week is all about the dildo. The dildo's heyday came in the '80s, when a man from Brooklyn named Gosnell Duncan started making silicon ones. He even named one The Susie! The revolution stuck. Then, Susie reads a story from BAE 2004 called "Old Tengo's Penis" by Geoffrey A. Landis. In her mailbag, Susie offers some make up tips to keep your lipstick on during oral sex.

A new book has unleashed a media frenzy about one mother's controversial way of raising her kids. Battle Hymn of a Tiger Mother by Amy Chua reveals some extreme demands she places on her daughters. She expects perfection in everything! On today's show, Susie takes a look into the sexual-developmental side effects this kind of parenting may have on kids. Susie equates the lack of pleasure and self-determination to a post-puberty future of despair and denial. Wow, what's a parent to do?

Susie takes a look back at the top sex stories of 2007. The year was filled with sex freaks, drugs, and gay fetishes - and that was just the Republicans in the U.S. Senate and state legislatures. Susie predicts the gay infrastructure of government will soon be exposed. Other sex headlines Susie examines concern infertility and why it's such a huge business, abstinence education's complete failure, gay marriage's homophobic laws, and Viagra and future female sex-enhancement drugs.

Susie is off this week and wants you to enjoy this show from 2007…. We start off with the true story of one U.S. senator's diaper fetish - he's our kinky hypocrite of the week! Then, in Part One of a two-part interview, Susie talks with feminist author Katha Pollitt, who's been writing about feminism for decades and is perhaps best known for her Nation magazine column "Subject to Debate".

This week's show kicks off Susie's San Francisco interview series. First up is Veronica Monet, a prostitute who is also an avowed feminist, a loving wife, and a professional speaker. Veronica talks with Susie about how she got into hooking, why she stays in it, and what she's learned. She also shares her list of etiquette tips when calling an escort service. And, in this week's Try This at Home mailbag, Susie answers a man who wants to hang out in the nude (with others) before he dies.

Susie is at home with the flu. While she recovers, she thought you'd get a kick out of listening to a show from 2003. To celebrate the last of the lazy, hazy days of summer, Susie wants you to put pen to paper and think about what really turns you on. It's all part of her tips on how to write sexy, fun, dirty, reasonably realistic, and readable sex scenes. Susie reads "The Final Climax" from her book How to Write a Dirty Story to give you a very specific idea of what works and what doesn't.

Susie announces the winners of her Valentine's Day contest before paying tribute to her good friend Hunter S. Thompson who committed suicide last month. Susie says among his other traits, Thompson was a rebel with a cause and there are few things more erotically attractive. Then, in the mailbag, Susie helps a listener chose a sex toy for her boyfriend.

With the start of the New Year, Susie takes a look back at the sex of 2003. The biggest story? The death of porn. Sure, it's still out there - more than ever, in fact - but Susie wants to know where's the love when multinational corporations are jumping on the porn bandwagon left and right? Then, Susie wants you to visit her new "Clits Up!" boutique. And, in her mailbag: the real address of traditional values, (finally) a doctor's good advice, and how can anyone get turned on by sex that's cruel?

Back in the news again is Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. And once more he's being scrutinized for his sexual habits. Surprisingly, Susie finds one thing she and Thomas have in common: their love of porn! This is a "hobby" that plenty of people enjoy, so what's the problem if a bigwig justice is also a collector of porn? Nothing wrong there, says Susie, but she finds his alleged sexual bullying, harassment of women, and sexual tyranny a real problem.

On this week's In Bed, Shulem Deen, author and narrator of All Who Do Not Return, describes abandoning a Hasidic cult in which, on his wedding night, he knew how to broker a real-estate deal in ancient Babylon - but didn't know the fundamentals of how babies get made.

Susie has a beef with many women's magazines - she's mad that they change sexual facts just to fit more fashionable ideals. Give us a break! In today's show, Susie helps dig out the dirt on these less-than-truthful articles. A story in the Columbia Journalism Review fuels today's discussion. "Sex, Lies and Women's Magazines" by Liza Featherstone brings up many interesting questions on the merit of magazine stories that produce sexual anxiety, obsession, and insecurities.

Polyamory can be so ho-hum. Susie starts with the story of a suburban grandmother who is completely unfazed by her daughter's alternative lifestyle. The, Susie has a critique of Kurt Eichenwald's recent investigative piece in the New York Times about a young man who was whoring himself on the Internet. In the mailbag, Susie hears from an 18 year old woman who is very afraid she's going to turn out to be one of those non-orgasmic women she's read so much about.

Susie's guest this week is Carol Queen, staff sexologist at Good Vibrations in San Francisco, and the author of Exhibitionism for the Shy and the cult classic erotic novel, The Leather Daddy and the Femme. Susie and Carol talk about the anatomy of an orgasm, including the elusive g-spot and what Viagra does for women. Then, in her mailbag, Susie answers a question about how to live with herpes.

Today's show starts off with some financial incentive about where to have sex. Yes, Susie uses dollars and cents to how costly it can be to get your rocks off. It started with a graphic design by Environmental Graffitithat puts the costs of buying condoms on a scale worldwide. There are some surprises as to what cities rank highest and lowest in prices when in comes to buying condoms. Hint, if you're traveling to Ireland buy some condoms before you go or else bring extra Euros for shopping at the pharmacy.

Susie starts by thanking her listeners for all the condolences she received about her father's death. Then, she reviews John Cameron Mitchell's film, Shortbus, which portrays a group of New Yorkers who attend a hip sex house/salon in post-9/11 Brooklyn. Then, in the news, Susie laments a recent case of a teenager whose wayward bra caused an accident. And, in the mailbag, a man is wondering if there are exercises he and his wife can do to restore their intimacy.