In recent years, conversations around sex have become far more attentive to women’s experiences, desires, and frustrations — and for good reason. But in the process, have we stopped talking honestly about male sexuality? In this episode, Zale sits down with sex therapist and author Chris Donaghue to explore the psychology of male sexual performance, insecurity, validation, and desire. From penis size and performance anxiety, to casual sex, long-term relationships, and what actually makes someone “good in bed,” this conversation examines the fears men rarely admit out loud — and asks what healthy male sexuality could look like without shame, pressure, and distorted expectations.

Learn more about Dr. Chris Donaghue and his books at https://www.drchrisdonaghue.com/

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What if our sense of right and wrong isn’t just philosophical, but biological? In this eye-opening episode, Dr. Paul Zak reveals that a single molecule—oxytocin—could hold the key to understanding trust, empathy, and virtue itself. Imagine being able to measure compassion in a blood sample or enhance generosity with a nasal spray. Is morality purely a matter of choice, or are we wired for virtue? Join Zale as he learns how neurobiology may be reshaping our moral landscape.

Learn more about Dr. Paul Zak at https://pauljzak.com/

Check out Paul's app - Your Six - at https://your6.com/

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