https://www.thestdproject.comenSociety & CultureCopyright Jenelle Marie Piercehttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/de9736acd08a56a285120ef75b8563b2.jpghttps://www.thestdproject.comWed, 07 Apr 2021 15:27:29 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceJenelle Marie Piercefeeds@spreaker.comShort podcasts from the Founder and Executive Director of The STD Project, Jenelle Marie, talking about all things STD: living with an STD, reader’s questions, dating with an STD, testing, and everything in between – all from someone with an STD.cleanepisodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hsv1-vs-hsv2-what-s-the-difference-between-oral-and-genital-herpes-std-podcast--19039322



And we're back (again)!!! After the holidays and a long-distance move, the STD Podcast is back up and running!!! Same great content, just a little different scenery – I'm still organizing my office and video motif, but overall, I couldn't be more pleased, because The STD Project is now in Asheville, NC!!! We're global, actually, but our office is in the mountains with a scenic and quintessential backdrop to boot. Zero complaints here, and that puts me in a perfect way to continue this advocacy work – everyone wins!



To kick off our new series, we're talking about HSV1 vs HSV2, or the difference between oral herpes and genital herpes.



This podcast is being sponsored by Anti-Aging Systems. Since 1991, they have been producing articles, magazines, and conferences to promote and educate the population on how to maintain optimal health as they age. They also provide information on where to safely purchase hard to obtain medicines, nutritional supplements, and bio identical hormones, like BHT.



BHT is a potent antioxidant and common food preservative that is also known to treat viruses including herpes. It is believed to work against the virus by potentially damaging the protective layer of the viral cell, in turn making the virus vulnerable to the immune system, which may result in preventing the virus from multiplying and causing outbreaks.



If you want to give BHT a try, head over to Anti-Aging Systems and enter code STD at the checkout to a receive 10% discount.







What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast



In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length, roughly. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.



Today’s Podcast



Today’s podcast runs about 17 minutes in length, and we’re talking about why some folks think there's a good herpes and a bad herpes, what the differences are between HSV1 and HSV2 (if any), and whether or not we should distinguish between oral herpes and genital herpes.







LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> HSV1 vs HSV2iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunesANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your AndroidGOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google PodcastsSPOTIFY ——>>>> Subscribe via SpotifyiHEARTRADIO ——>>>> Subscribe via iHeartRadioSPREAKER ——>>>> Subscribe via SpreakerPODCHASER ——>>>> ]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=14776Fri, 17 May 2019 14:55:19 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on July 14, 2019 by Jenelle Marie Pierce And we're back (again)!!! After the holidays and a long-distance move, the STD Podcast is back up and running!!! Same great content, just a little different scenery – I'm still organizing my...



And we're back (again)!!! After the holidays and a long-distance move, the STD Podcast is back up and running!!! Same great content, just a little different scenery – I'm still organizing my office and video motif, but overall, I couldn't be more pleased, because The STD Project is now in Asheville, NC!!! We're global, actually, but our office is in the mountains with a scenic and quintessential backdrop to boot. Zero complaints here, and that puts me in a perfect way to continue this advocacy work – everyone wins!



To kick off our new series, we're talking about HSV1 vs HSV2, or the difference between oral herpes and genital herpes.



This podcast is being sponsored by Anti-Aging Systems. Since 1991, they have been producing articles, magazines, and conferences to promote and educate the population on how to maintain optimal health as they age. They also provide information on where to safely purchase hard to obtain medicines, nutritional supplements, and bio identical hormones, like BHT.



BHT is a potent antioxidant and common food preservative that is also known to treat viruses including herpes. It is believed to work against the virus by potentially damaging the protective layer of the viral cell, in turn making the virus vulnerable to the immune system, which may result in preventing the virus from multiplying and causing outbreaks.



If you want to give BHT a try, head over to Anti-Aging Systems and enter code STD at the checkout to a receive 10% discount.







What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast



In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length, roughly. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.



Today’s Podcast



Today’s podcast runs about 17 minutes in length, and we’re talking about why some folks think there's a good herpes and a bad herpes, what the differences are between HSV1 and HSV2 (if any), and whether or not we should distinguish between oral herpes and genital herpes.







LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> HSV1 vs HSV2iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunesANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your AndroidGOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google PodcastsSPOTIFY ——>>>> Subscribe via SpotifyiHEARTRADIO ——>>>> Subscribe via iHeartRadioSPREAKER ——>>>> Subscribe via SpreakerPODCHASER ——>>>> ]]>1020cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hsv1-vs-hsv2-what-s-the-difference-between-oral-and-genital-herpes-std-podcast--18001441


To kick off our new series, we're talking about HSV1 vs HSV2, or the difference between oral herpes and genital herpes.



This podcast is being sponsored by Anti-Aging Systems. Since 1991, they have been producing articles, magazines, and conferences to promote and educate the population on how to maintain optimal health as they age. They also provide information on where to safely purchase hard to obtain medicines, nutritional supplements, and bio identical hormones, like BHT.



BHT is a potent antioxidant and common food preservative that is also known to treat viruses including herpes. It is believed to work against the virus by potentially damaging the protective layer of the viral cell, in turn making the virus vulnerable to the immune system, which may result in preventing the virus from multiplying and causing outbreaks.



If you want to give BHT a try, head over to Anti-Aging Systems and enter code STD at the checkout to a receive 10% discount.







What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast



In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length, roughly. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.



Today’s Podcast



Today’s podcast runs about 17 minutes in length, and we’re talking about why some folks think there's a good herpes and a bad herpes, what the differences are between HSV1 and HSV2 (if any), and whether or not we should distinguish between oral herpes and genital herpes.







LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> HSV1 vs HSV2iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunesANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your AndroidGOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google PodcastsSPOTIFY ——>>>> Subscribe via SpotifyiHEARTRADIO ——>>>> Subscribe via iHeartRadioSPREAKER ——>>>> Subscribe via SpreakerPODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via PodchaserSTITCHER ——>>>> ]]>https://www.thestdproject.com/?p=14776Fri, 17 May 2019 14:55:19 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceAnd we're back (again)!!! After the holidays and a long-distance move, the STD Podcast is back up and running!!! Same great content, just a little different scenery – I'm still organizing my office and video motif, but overall, I couldn't be more...


To kick off our new series, we're talking about HSV1 vs HSV2, or the difference between oral herpes and genital herpes.



This podcast is being sponsored by Anti-Aging Systems. Since 1991, they have been producing articles, magazines, and conferences to promote and educate the population on how to maintain optimal health as they age. They also provide information on where to safely purchase hard to obtain medicines, nutritional supplements, and bio identical hormones, like BHT.



BHT is a potent antioxidant and common food preservative that is also known to treat viruses including herpes. It is believed to work against the virus by potentially damaging the protective layer of the viral cell, in turn making the virus vulnerable to the immune system, which may result in preventing the virus from multiplying and causing outbreaks.



If you want to give BHT a try, head over to Anti-Aging Systems and enter code STD at the checkout to a receive 10% discount.







What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast



In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length, roughly. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.



Today’s Podcast



Today’s podcast runs about 17 minutes in length, and we’re talking about why some folks think there's a good herpes and a bad herpes, what the differences are between HSV1 and HSV2 (if any), and whether or not we should distinguish between oral herpes and genital herpes.







LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> HSV1 vs HSV2iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunesANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your AndroidGOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google PodcastsSPOTIFY ——>>>> Subscribe via SpotifyiHEARTRADIO ——>>>> Subscribe via iHeartRadioSPREAKER ——>>>> Subscribe via SpreakerPODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via PodchaserSTITCHER ——>>>> ]]>1020cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/your-herpes-exposure-and-herpes-transmission-risk-std-podcast--19039323Readers, listeners, and viewers have been pouring in questions, and we are here for it! Today, we had the pleasure of answering one of your anonymous questions from Tumblr about herpes transmission risk!
Anon asks: "I just found out I was exposed to HSV2 about three months ago. I just started a new relationship a week ago and am terrified that I might have it and passed it on to my new girlfriend. We have had unprotected sex one time. What are the odds of her getting it?"
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 11 minutes in length, and we’re answering a reader's questions about herpes transmission risk, possible exposure to herpes from a past partner, antibody vs viral testing for herpes, and the risk of transmitting to a new partner.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Herpes Transmission Risk
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
SPOTIFY ——>>>> Subscribe via Spotify
iHEARTRADIO ——>>>> Subscribe via iHeartRadio
SPREAKER ——>>>> Subscribe via Spreaker
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next time, I'll be answering reader's questions, talking about living with herpes, and the new herpes activists network. Stay tuned!

– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* What is My Risk of Contracting Herpes?
* What is My Risk of Spreading Herpes?]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=14233Thu, 11 Oct 2018 18:59:00 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on October 11, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce Readers, listeners, and viewers have been pouring in questions, and we are here for it! Today, we had the pleasure of answering one of your anonymous questions from Tumblr about herpes...Readers, listeners, and viewers have been pouring in questions, and we are here for it! Today, we had the pleasure of answering one of your anonymous questions from Tumblr about herpes transmission risk!
Anon asks: "I just found out I was exposed to HSV2 about three months ago. I just started a new relationship a week ago and am terrified that I might have it and passed it on to my new girlfriend. We have had unprotected sex one time. What are the odds of her getting it?"
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 11 minutes in length, and we’re answering a reader's questions about herpes transmission risk, possible exposure to herpes from a past partner, antibody vs viral testing for herpes, and the risk of transmitting to a new partner.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Herpes Transmission Risk
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
SPOTIFY ——>>>> Subscribe via Spotify
iHEARTRADIO ——>>>> Subscribe via iHeartRadio
SPREAKER ——>>>> Subscribe via Spreaker
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next time, I'll be answering reader's questions, talking about living with herpes, and the new herpes activists network. Stay tuned!

– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* What is My Risk of Contracting Herpes?
* What is My Risk of Spreading Herpes?]]>745cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/your-herpes-exposure-and-herpes-transmission-risk-std-podcast--15938927Anon asks: "I just found out I was exposed to HSV2 about three months ago. I just started a new relationship a week ago and am terrified that I might have it and passed it on to my new girlfriend. We have had unprotected sex one time. What are the odds of her getting it?"
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 11 minutes in length, and we’re answering a reader's questions about herpes transmission risk, possible exposure to herpes from a past partner, antibody vs viral testing for herpes, and the risk of transmitting to a new partner.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Herpes Transmission Risk
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
SPOTIFY ——>>>> Subscribe via Spotify
iHEARTRADIO ——>>>> Subscribe via iHeartRadio
SPREAKER ——>>>> Subscribe via Spreaker
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next time, I'll be answering reader's questions, talking about living with herpes, and the new herpes activists network. Stay tuned!

– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* What is My Risk of Contracting Herpes?
* What is My Risk of Spreading Herpes?
* HSV2 Information & Perspecti...]]>https://www.thestdproject.com/?p=14233Thu, 11 Oct 2018 18:59:00 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceReaders, listeners, and viewers have been pouring in questions, and we are here for it! Today, we had the pleasure of answering one of your anonymous questions from Tumblr about herpes transmission risk! Anon asks: "I just found out I was exposed to...Anon asks: "I just found out I was exposed to HSV2 about three months ago. I just started a new relationship a week ago and am terrified that I might have it and passed it on to my new girlfriend. We have had unprotected sex one time. What are the odds of her getting it?"
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 11 minutes in length, and we’re answering a reader's questions about herpes transmission risk, possible exposure to herpes from a past partner, antibody vs viral testing for herpes, and the risk of transmitting to a new partner.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Herpes Transmission Risk
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
SPOTIFY ——>>>> Subscribe via Spotify
iHEARTRADIO ——>>>> Subscribe via iHeartRadio
SPREAKER ——>>>> Subscribe via Spreaker
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next time, I'll be answering reader's questions, talking about living with herpes, and the new herpes activists network. Stay tuned!

– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* What is My Risk of Contracting Herpes?
* What is My Risk of Spreading Herpes?
* HSV2 Information & Perspecti...]]>745cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/herpes-diagnosis-just-diagnosed-with-herpes-it-s-ok-std-podcast--19039329Anonymous asks about a herpes diagnosis:
"Jenelle, how does someone accept having an incurable infection like this? It has been about a month since I have known, and I have been nothing but depressed. I have barely been able to get out of bed most days, and I have quiet often thought about suicide.
I just want my old life back. I feel like I can’t tell anyone about this, and I don’t know how I will be able to find someone who is accepting of this condition. I always assumed I would get married and have kids, and this just puts such a roadblock in front of all of that, and I am worried I will never have another relationship or sex ever again.
I am going through my second outbreak, and I am just concerned I will always have this reoccur, though I have read some people stop getting outbreaks after a while. I just want to go back to enjoying life how I was, but I am not sure how to get there. I feel like I had my life setup so well to be pretty happy and carefree, and I ruined it by making one stupid decision."
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 19 minutes in length, and we’re talking about a herpes diagnosis. Jenelle answers an anonymous reader's questions after having been just diagnosed with herpes.
LISTEN in a new window > Herpes Diagnosis – Just Diagnosed? It's Ok
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Resources Mentioned in the Podcast:

* National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255
* Suicide Prevention Resource Center
* Free Suicide Crisis Text Link – text HOME to 741741
* Comprehensive Suicide Resource List with Links and Descriptions from the CDC]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=14197Wed, 05 Sep 2018 16:24:23 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce Anonymous asks about a herpes diagnosis: "Jenelle, how does someone accept having an incurable infection like this? It has been about a month since I have known, and I have been nothing but...Anonymous asks about a herpes diagnosis:
"Jenelle, how does someone accept having an incurable infection like this? It has been about a month since I have known, and I have been nothing but depressed. I have barely been able to get out of bed most days, and I have quiet often thought about suicide.
I just want my old life back. I feel like I can’t tell anyone about this, and I don’t know how I will be able to find someone who is accepting of this condition. I always assumed I would get married and have kids, and this just puts such a roadblock in front of all of that, and I am worried I will never have another relationship or sex ever again.
I am going through my second outbreak, and I am just concerned I will always have this reoccur, though I have read some people stop getting outbreaks after a while. I just want to go back to enjoying life how I was, but I am not sure how to get there. I feel like I had my life setup so well to be pretty happy and carefree, and I ruined it by making one stupid decision."
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 19 minutes in length, and we’re talking about a herpes diagnosis. Jenelle answers an anonymous reader's questions after having been just diagnosed with herpes.
LISTEN in a new window > Herpes Diagnosis – Just Diagnosed? It's Ok
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Resources Mentioned in the Podcast:

* National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255
* Suicide Prevention Resource Center
* Free Suicide Crisis Text Link – text HOME to 741741
* Comprehensive Suicide Resource List with Links and Descriptions from the CDC]]>1156cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/herpes-diagnosis-just-diagnosed-with-herpes-it-s-ok-std-podcast--15648880"Jenelle, how does someone accept having an incurable infection like this? It has been about a month since I have known, and I have been nothing but depressed. I have barely been able to get out of bed most days, and I have quiet often thought about suicide.
I just want my old life back. I feel like I can’t tell anyone about this, and I don’t know how I will be able to find someone who is accepting of this condition. I always assumed I would get married and have kids, and this just puts such a roadblock in front of all of that, and I am worried I will never have another relationship or sex ever again.
I am going through my second outbreak, and I am just concerned I will always have this reoccur, though I have read some people stop getting outbreaks after a while. I just want to go back to enjoying life how I was, but I am not sure how to get there. I feel like I had my life setup so well to be pretty happy and carefree, and I ruined it by making one stupid decision."
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 19 minutes in length, and we’re talking about a herpes diagnosis. Jenelle answers an anonymous reader's questions after having been just diagnosed with herpes.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Herpes Diagnosis – Just Diagnosed? It's Ok
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
SPOTIFY ——>>>> Subscribe via Spotify
iHEARTRADIO ——>>>> Subscribe via iHeartRadio
SPREAKER ——>>>> Subscribe via Spreaker
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Resources Mentioned in the Podcast:

* National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255 https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
* Suicide Prevention Resource Center http://www.sprc.org/
* Free Suicide Crisis Text Link – text HOME to 741741 https://www.crisistextline.org/]]>https://www.thestdproject.com/?p=14197Wed, 05 Sep 2018 16:24:23 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceAnonymous asks about a herpes diagnosis: "Jenelle, how does someone accept having an incurable infection like this? It has been about a month since I have known, and I have been nothing but depressed. I have barely been able to get out of bed most..."Jenelle, how does someone accept having an incurable infection like this? It has been about a month since I have known, and I have been nothing but depressed. I have barely been able to get out of bed most days, and I have quiet often thought about suicide.
I just want my old life back. I feel like I can’t tell anyone about this, and I don’t know how I will be able to find someone who is accepting of this condition. I always assumed I would get married and have kids, and this just puts such a roadblock in front of all of that, and I am worried I will never have another relationship or sex ever again.
I am going through my second outbreak, and I am just concerned I will always have this reoccur, though I have read some people stop getting outbreaks after a while. I just want to go back to enjoying life how I was, but I am not sure how to get there. I feel like I had my life setup so well to be pretty happy and carefree, and I ruined it by making one stupid decision."
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 19 minutes in length, and we’re talking about a herpes diagnosis. Jenelle answers an anonymous reader's questions after having been just diagnosed with herpes.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Herpes Diagnosis – Just Diagnosed? It's Ok
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
SPOTIFY ——>>>> Subscribe via Spotify
iHEARTRADIO ——>>>> Subscribe via iHeartRadio
SPREAKER ——>>>> Subscribe via Spreaker
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Resources Mentioned in the Podcast:

* National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255 https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
* Suicide Prevention Resource Center http://www.sprc.org/
* Free Suicide Crisis Text Link – text HOME to 741741 https://www.crisistextline.org/]]>1156cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hpv-statistics-why-everyone-has-had-an-std-hpv-std-podcast--19039324Before you get your undies in a wad, we know that everyone hasn't had an STD, but because the vast majority of all sexually active people have, we feel like it might as well be everyone.
That's what we're talking about today – why the majority of all sexually active people will have HPV at some point in their lives. And since that's only one of 30+ STIs or STDs, it's highly likely that most everyone you know will have an STD. So, you're not alone with your STI, if you have one now or if you have a long-term infection. It's just that no one talks about it, so you feel alone.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs just under 12 minutes in length, and we’re talking about HPV statistics and the likelihood that everyone you know currently has or has had an STD at some point in their lives.
LISTEN in a new window > Everyone Has HPV
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next time, I'll be answering some reader submitted questions. Stay tuned!

– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* Posts about HPV
* Herpes Resources and Personal Stories
* About The STD Project
* About the Admin]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=14177Wed, 29 Aug 2018 21:58:10 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce Before you get your undies in a wad, we know that everyone hasn't had an STD, but because the vast majority of all sexually active people have, we feel like it might as well be everyone....Before you get your undies in a wad, we know that everyone hasn't had an STD, but because the vast majority of all sexually active people have, we feel like it might as well be everyone.
That's what we're talking about today – why the majority of all sexually active people will have HPV at some point in their lives. And since that's only one of 30+ STIs or STDs, it's highly likely that most everyone you know will have an STD. So, you're not alone with your STI, if you have one now or if you have a long-term infection. It's just that no one talks about it, so you feel alone.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs just under 12 minutes in length, and we’re talking about HPV statistics and the likelihood that everyone you know currently has or has had an STD at some point in their lives.
LISTEN in a new window > Everyone Has HPV
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next time, I'll be answering some reader submitted questions. Stay tuned!

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What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
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* Posts about HPV
* Herpes Resources and Personal Stories
* About The STD Project
* About the Admin]]>715cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hpv-statistics-why-everyone-has-had-an-std-hpv-std-podcast--15600903That's what we're talking about today – why the majority of all sexually active people will have HPV at some point in their lives. And since that's only one of 30+ STIs or STDs, it's highly likely that most everyone you know will have an STD. So, you're not alone with your STI, if you have one now or if you have a long-term infection. It's just that no one talks about it, so you feel alone.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs just under 12 minutes in length, and we’re talking about HPV statistics and the likelihood that everyone you know currently has or has had an STD at some point in their lives.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Everyone Has HPV
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
SPOTIFY ——>>>> Subscribe via Spotify
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next time, I'll be answering some reader submitted questions. Stay tuned!

– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* Posts about HPV
* Herpes Resources and Personal Stories
* About The STD Project
* About the Admin
* Other Podcasts
* Would You Like to...]]>https://www.thestdproject.com/?p=14177Wed, 29 Aug 2018 21:58:10 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceBefore you get your undies in a wad, we know that everyone hasn't had an STD, but because the vast majority of all sexually active people have, we feel like it might as well be everyone. That's what we're talking about today – why the majority of all...That's what we're talking about today – why the majority of all sexually active people will have HPV at some point in their lives. And since that's only one of 30+ STIs or STDs, it's highly likely that most everyone you know will have an STD. So, you're not alone with your STI, if you have one now or if you have a long-term infection. It's just that no one talks about it, so you feel alone.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs just under 12 minutes in length, and we’re talking about HPV statistics and the likelihood that everyone you know currently has or has had an STD at some point in their lives.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Everyone Has HPV
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
SPOTIFY ——>>>> Subscribe via Spotify
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next time, I'll be answering some reader submitted questions. Stay tuned!

– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* Posts about HPV
* Herpes Resources and Personal Stories
* About The STD Project
* About the Admin
* Other Podcasts
* Would You Like to...]]>715cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/disclosing-hsv-or-any-other-std-should-i-tell-people-i-have-an-std-std-podcast--19039337We're back for another installment of the STD podcast, hosted by The STD Project's STD+ Founder, Jenelle Marie Pierce. Today, we're talking about disclosing HSV (or any other STD) and whether or not you should tell people that you have an STD.
Since we're only in week 2 of reintroducing the podcast, after a few years on hiatus, we're still working out some audio kinks, so bear with us as we hone our craft.
In the meantime, we're so happy you could join us for a few minutes out of your busy day to listen as we answer your frequently asked questions about STDs and living with an STD. If you have a suggestion for a future podcast, don't hesitate to reach out. Very little offends us, and nothing is too dicey for our audio, so send us in your questions.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 12 minutes in length, and we’re talking about disclosing HSV – to the whole world, to just your friends or family, and to partners. Check out the links below to see what we have to say about telling people about having an STD.
LISTEN in a new window > Disclosing Your Status
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next time, I'll be talking about how everyone you know has an STD and why it's no big deal. Subscribe to stay tuned!

– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* Herpes Resources and Personal Stories
* How to Tell Someone]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=14149Wed, 08 Aug 2018 17:08:40 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on May 17, 2019 by Jenelle Marie Pierce We're back for another installment of the STD podcast, hosted by The STD Project's STD+ Founder, Jenelle Marie Pierce. Today, we're talking about disclosing HSV (or any other STD) and whether or...We're back for another installment of the STD podcast, hosted by The STD Project's STD+ Founder, Jenelle Marie Pierce. Today, we're talking about disclosing HSV (or any other STD) and whether or not you should tell people that you have an STD.
Since we're only in week 2 of reintroducing the podcast, after a few years on hiatus, we're still working out some audio kinks, so bear with us as we hone our craft.
In the meantime, we're so happy you could join us for a few minutes out of your busy day to listen as we answer your frequently asked questions about STDs and living with an STD. If you have a suggestion for a future podcast, don't hesitate to reach out. Very little offends us, and nothing is too dicey for our audio, so send us in your questions.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 12 minutes in length, and we’re talking about disclosing HSV – to the whole world, to just your friends or family, and to partners. Check out the links below to see what we have to say about telling people about having an STD.
LISTEN in a new window > Disclosing Your Status
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next time, I'll be talking about how everyone you know has an STD and why it's no big deal. Subscribe to stay tuned!

– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* Herpes Resources and Personal Stories
* How to Tell Someone]]>704cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/disclosing-hsv-or-any-other-std-should-i-tell-people-i-have-an-std-std-podcast--15449500Since we're only in week 2 of reintroducing the podcast, after a few years on hiatus, we're still working out some audio kinks, so bear with us as we hone our craft.
In the meantime, we're so happy you could join us for a few minutes out of your busy day to listen as we answer your frequently asked questions about STDs and living with an STD. If you have a suggestion for a future podcast, don't hesitate to reach out. Very little offends us, and nothing is too dicey for our audio, so send us in your questions.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 12 minutes in length, and we’re talking about disclosing HSV – to the whole world, to just your friends or family, and to partners. Check out the links below to see what we have to say about telling people about having an STD.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> HSV Disclosure – Do I Have to Tell People
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next time, I'll be talking about how everyone you know has an STD and why it's no big deal. Subscribe to stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* Herpes Resources and Personal Stories
* How to Tell Someone
* About The STD Project
* Should I Tell Past Partners?
* About the Admin...]]>https://www.thestdproject.com/?p=14149Wed, 08 Aug 2018 17:08:40 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceWe're back for another installment of the STD podcast, hosted by The STD Project's STD+ Founder, Jenelle Marie Pierce. Today, we're talking about disclosing HSV (or any other STD) and whether or not you should tell people that you have an STD. Since...Since we're only in week 2 of reintroducing the podcast, after a few years on hiatus, we're still working out some audio kinks, so bear with us as we hone our craft.
In the meantime, we're so happy you could join us for a few minutes out of your busy day to listen as we answer your frequently asked questions about STDs and living with an STD. If you have a suggestion for a future podcast, don't hesitate to reach out. Very little offends us, and nothing is too dicey for our audio, so send us in your questions.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 12 minutes in length, and we’re talking about disclosing HSV – to the whole world, to just your friends or family, and to partners. Check out the links below to see what we have to say about telling people about having an STD.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> HSV Disclosure – Do I Have to Tell People
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next time, I'll be talking about how everyone you know has an STD and why it's no big deal. Subscribe to stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* Herpes Resources and Personal Stories
* How to Tell Someone
* About The STD Project
* Should I Tell Past Partners?
* About the Admin...]]>704cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/herpes-no-condom-on-sex-without-condoms-std-podcast--19039338Welcome back to The STD Project's STD Podcast! Do you remember our podcast from a few years ago? Probably not. I don't really either. It's been a long time. So let's start again by talking about Herpes No Condom or Sex without a Condom…
Are you excited? We are.
This is a question we receive all of the time. Literally, all of the time. And I get it. You're worried now that you have a long-term STI that you have to wear condoms for the rest of your life. That's such a miserable idea – not condoms – but that once you contract an infection, which is pretty much inevitable anyways, you have to be sequestered to a certain type of protected sex forever and ever amen. Well, let us be the first to tell you, that's not necessarily necessary.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 12 minutes in length, and we’re talking about herpes no condoms or sex without condoms, whether or not you have herpes or another type of sexually transmitted infection and disease. Wondering if you have to wear condoms for the rest of your life? That idea is not horrible, in and of itself, but we clarify, rather quickly, that that's not actually necessary if you have an STD.
You're welcome. 🙂
LISTEN in a new window > Herpes No Condom
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next time, I'll be talking about if you have to tell people you have an STD. Stay tuned!

– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* Herpes Resources and Personal Stories]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=14140Thu, 02 Aug 2018 00:52:28 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on November 16, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce Welcome back to The STD Project's STD Podcast! Do you remember our podcast from a few years ago? Probably not. I don't really either. It's been a long time. So let's start again by talking...Welcome back to The STD Project's STD Podcast! Do you remember our podcast from a few years ago? Probably not. I don't really either. It's been a long time. So let's start again by talking about Herpes No Condom or Sex without a Condom…
Are you excited? We are.
This is a question we receive all of the time. Literally, all of the time. And I get it. You're worried now that you have a long-term STI that you have to wear condoms for the rest of your life. That's such a miserable idea – not condoms – but that once you contract an infection, which is pretty much inevitable anyways, you have to be sequestered to a certain type of protected sex forever and ever amen. Well, let us be the first to tell you, that's not necessarily necessary.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 12 minutes in length, and we’re talking about herpes no condoms or sex without condoms, whether or not you have herpes or another type of sexually transmitted infection and disease. Wondering if you have to wear condoms for the rest of your life? That idea is not horrible, in and of itself, but we clarify, rather quickly, that that's not actually necessary if you have an STD.
You're welcome. 🙂
LISTEN in a new window > Herpes No Condom
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next time, I'll be talking about if you have to tell people you have an STD. Stay tuned!

– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* Herpes Resources and Personal Stories]]>753cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/herpes-no-condom-on-sex-without-condoms-std-podcast--15447770Are you excited? We are.
This is a question we receive all of the time. Literally, all of the time. And I get it. You're worried now that you have a long-term STI that you have to wear condoms for the rest of your life. That's such a miserable idea – not condoms – but that once you contract an infection, which is pretty much inevitable anyways, you have to be sequestered to a certain type of protected sex forever and ever amen. Well, let us be the first to tell you, that's not necessarily necessary.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 12 minutes in length, and we’re talking about herpes no condoms or sex without condoms, whether or not you have herpes or another type of sexually transmitted infection and disease. Wondering if you have to wear condoms for the rest of your life? That idea is not horrible, in and of itself, but we clarify, rather quickly, that that's not actually necessary if you have an STD.
You're welcome. 🙂
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Herpes No Condom – Sex Without Condoms
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next time, I'll be talking about if you have to tell people you have an STD. Stay tuned!

– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* Herpes Resources and Personal Stories
* HSV2 Information & Perspectives]]>https://www.thestdproject.com/?p=14140Thu, 02 Aug 2018 00:52:28 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceWelcome back to The STD Project's STD Podcast! Do you remember our podcast from a few years ago? Probably not. I don't really either. It's been a long time. So let's start again by talking about Herpes No Condom or Sex without a Condom… Are you...Are you excited? We are.
This is a question we receive all of the time. Literally, all of the time. And I get it. You're worried now that you have a long-term STI that you have to wear condoms for the rest of your life. That's such a miserable idea – not condoms – but that once you contract an infection, which is pretty much inevitable anyways, you have to be sequestered to a certain type of protected sex forever and ever amen. Well, let us be the first to tell you, that's not necessarily necessary.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 12 minutes in length, and we’re talking about herpes no condoms or sex without condoms, whether or not you have herpes or another type of sexually transmitted infection and disease. Wondering if you have to wear condoms for the rest of your life? That idea is not horrible, in and of itself, but we clarify, rather quickly, that that's not actually necessary if you have an STD.
You're welcome. 🙂
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Herpes No Condom – Sex Without Condoms
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next time, I'll be talking about if you have to tell people you have an STD. Stay tuned!

– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* Herpes Resources and Personal Stories
* HSV2 Information & Perspectives]]>753cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/living-with-herpes-interview-with-kirsty-spraggon-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19217754I am pleased as punch to bring you today's special guest, Kirsty Spraggon from KirstyTV.com! Kirsty graciously offered to be interviewed for a podcast, after having recently ‘come out' publicly about living with herpes to her viewers, all of YouTube, and a rapt TEDx audience.
Kirsty is both eloquent and inspirational, and I think you will thoroughly appreciate the fresh perspective she shares with me via our Happy Hump Day Podcast.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 20 minutes in length, and we’re talking with Kirsty Spraggon about sharing her story publicly, what it's been like to live with herpes, and how, for many years, it defined her relationships and made her psychologically sick.
She'll be the first to tell you, though, that you are only as sick as your secrets.
LISTEN in a new window > Living with Herpes – Kirsty Spraggon
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
How You Can Find Kirsty Spraggon Online!

* KirstyTV.com
* KirstyTV's YouTube Channel
* KirstyTV on Facebook
* KirstyTV on Twitter

Kirsty Spraggon shares ‘her pretty little secret' – coming out that she has herpes for the first time ever .

Kirsty Spraggon's  I Have Herpes TEDx Malibu talk – "You're Only as Sick as Your Secrets"

Next time, I'll be talking about sexual health, sexual responsibility, what those two terms mean,]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=12007Wed, 07 May 2014 18:00:39 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce I am pleased as punch to bring you today's special guest, Kirsty Spraggon from KirstyTV.com! Kirsty graciously offered to be interviewed for a podcast, after having recently ‘come out'...I am pleased as punch to bring you today's special guest, Kirsty Spraggon from KirstyTV.com! Kirsty graciously offered to be interviewed for a podcast, after having recently ‘come out' publicly about living with herpes to her viewers, all of YouTube, and a rapt TEDx audience.
Kirsty is both eloquent and inspirational, and I think you will thoroughly appreciate the fresh perspective she shares with me via our Happy Hump Day Podcast.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 20 minutes in length, and we’re talking with Kirsty Spraggon about sharing her story publicly, what it's been like to live with herpes, and how, for many years, it defined her relationships and made her psychologically sick.
She'll be the first to tell you, though, that you are only as sick as your secrets.
LISTEN in a new window > Living with Herpes – Kirsty Spraggon
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
How You Can Find Kirsty Spraggon Online!

* KirstyTV.com
* KirstyTV's YouTube Channel
* KirstyTV on Facebook
* KirstyTV on Twitter

Kirsty Spraggon shares ‘her pretty little secret' – coming out that she has herpes for the first time ever .

Kirsty Spraggon's  I Have Herpes TEDx Malibu talk – "You're Only as Sick as Your Secrets"

Next time, I'll be talking about sexual health, sexual responsibility, what those two terms mean,]]>1255cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/living-with-herpes-interview-with-kirsty-spraggon-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19039327I am pleased as punch to bring you today's special guest, Kirsty Spraggon from KirstyTV.com! Kirsty graciously offered to be interviewed for a podcast, after having recently ‘come out' publicly about living with herpes to her viewers, all of YouTube, and a rapt TEDx audience.
Kirsty is both eloquent and inspirational, and I think you will thoroughly appreciate the fresh perspective she shares with me via our Happy Hump Day Podcast.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 20 minutes in length, and we’re talking with Kirsty Spraggon about sharing her story publicly, what it's been like to live with herpes, and how, for many years, it defined her relationships and made her psychologically sick.
She'll be the first to tell you, though, that you are only as sick as your secrets.
LISTEN in a new window > Living with Herpes – Kirsty Spraggon
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
How You Can Find Kirsty Spraggon Online!

* KirstyTV.com
* KirstyTV's YouTube Channel
* KirstyTV on Facebook
* KirstyTV on Twitter

Kirsty Spraggon shares ‘her pretty little secret' – coming out that she has herpes for the first time ever .

Kirsty Spraggon's  I Have Herpes TEDx Malibu talk – "You're Only as Sick as Your Secrets"

Next time, I'll be talking about sexual health, sexual responsibility, what those two terms mean,]]>http://thestiproject.com/?p=12007Wed, 07 May 2014 18:00:39 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce I am pleased as punch to bring you today's special guest, Kirsty Spraggon from KirstyTV.com! Kirsty graciously offered to be interviewed for a podcast, after having recently ‘come out'...I am pleased as punch to bring you today's special guest, Kirsty Spraggon from KirstyTV.com! Kirsty graciously offered to be interviewed for a podcast, after having recently ‘come out' publicly about living with herpes to her viewers, all of YouTube, and a rapt TEDx audience.
Kirsty is both eloquent and inspirational, and I think you will thoroughly appreciate the fresh perspective she shares with me via our Happy Hump Day Podcast.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 20 minutes in length, and we’re talking with Kirsty Spraggon about sharing her story publicly, what it's been like to live with herpes, and how, for many years, it defined her relationships and made her psychologically sick.
She'll be the first to tell you, though, that you are only as sick as your secrets.
LISTEN in a new window > Living with Herpes – Kirsty Spraggon
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
How You Can Find Kirsty Spraggon Online!

* KirstyTV.com
* KirstyTV's YouTube Channel
* KirstyTV on Facebook
* KirstyTV on Twitter

Kirsty Spraggon shares ‘her pretty little secret' – coming out that she has herpes for the first time ever .

Kirsty Spraggon's  I Have Herpes TEDx Malibu talk – "You're Only as Sick as Your Secrets"

Next time, I'll be talking about sexual health, sexual responsibility, what those two terms mean,]]>1255cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/living-with-herpes-interview-with-kirsty-spraggon-happy-hump-day-podcasts--15447771Kirsty is both eloquent and inspirational, and I think you will thoroughly appreciate the fresh perspective she shares with me via our Happy Hump Day Podcast.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 20 minutes in length, and we’re talking with Kirsty Spraggon about sharing her story publicly, what it's been like to live with herpes, and how, for many years, it defined her relationships and made her psychologically sick.
She'll be the first to tell you, though, that you are only as sick as your secrets.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Kirsty Spraggon on Living with Herpes
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
How You Can Find Kirsty Spraggon Online!

* KirstyTV.com
* KirstyTV's YouTube Channel
* KirstyTV on Facebook
* KirstyTV on Twitter

Kirsty Spraggon shares ‘her pretty little secret' – coming out that she has herpes for the first time ever .

Kirsty Spraggon's  I Have Herpes TEDx Malibu talk – "You're Only as Sick as Your Secrets"

Next time, I'll be talking about sexual health, sexual responsibility, what those two terms mean, and how they work together to improve your sexual health. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!]]>http://www.thestdproject.com/?p=12007Wed, 07 May 2014 18:00:39 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceI am pleased as punch to bring you today's special guest, Kirsty Spraggon from KirstyTV.com! Kirsty graciously offered to be interviewed for a podcast, after having recently ‘come out' publicly about living with herpes to her viewers, all of YouTube,...Kirsty is both eloquent and inspirational, and I think you will thoroughly appreciate the fresh perspective she shares with me via our Happy Hump Day Podcast.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 20 minutes in length, and we’re talking with Kirsty Spraggon about sharing her story publicly, what it's been like to live with herpes, and how, for many years, it defined her relationships and made her psychologically sick.
She'll be the first to tell you, though, that you are only as sick as your secrets.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Kirsty Spraggon on Living with Herpes
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
How You Can Find Kirsty Spraggon Online!

* KirstyTV.com
* KirstyTV's YouTube Channel
* KirstyTV on Facebook
* KirstyTV on Twitter

Kirsty Spraggon shares ‘her pretty little secret' – coming out that she has herpes for the first time ever .

Kirsty Spraggon's  I Have Herpes TEDx Malibu talk – "You're Only as Sick as Your Secrets"

Next time, I'll be talking about sexual health, sexual responsibility, what those two terms mean, and how they work together to improve your sexual health. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!]]>1255cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/safer-sex-myths-std-prevention-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19217756It’s STD Awareness Month – Every Month!
Well, not really, but we think it should be!
During STD Awareness Month, this past April, we began doing research on all of the myths surrounding STDs. What we originally thought would last through the month has blossomed into a much larger series, because there were so many misconceptions out there, we didn’t want to exclude any of them.
As such, we’ve decided to continue our myth busting series, even though it’s no longer STD Awareness Month ‘officially’. We’ve dubbed it: ‘So True, So False!’, because we think we’re as cool as E!, of course, and, because promoting awareness, education, and acceptance doesn’t always have to be super-serious.
Really, though, these myths often perpetuate big problems: they keep people from getting tested, talking to partners, practicing safer sex, and all around being conscientious about their sexual health. So, this is kinda serious stuff too!
Today, we're tackling a handful of myths – podcast style. Lucky you.

What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 9 minutes in length and we’re talking about beliefs that are so true as well as those that are so false.
Myths that are So False!

* Lesbians can't contract STDs
* Hot tubs kill STDs
* Douching after sex gets rid of STDs
* The ‘pull-out' method helps to prevent STDs
* Condoms protect against all STDs
* You can only get an STD from genital fluids

Myths that are So True!

* You can get an STD from oral sex
* Female condoms can help prevent STDs
* Condoms are the only birth control method that can protect against STDs
* Brushing your teeth after sex can increase your risk of STDs

LISTEN in a new window > Safer Sex Myths
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next time,]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=7797Thu, 11 Jul 2013 01:53:02 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on October 23, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce It’s STD Awareness Month – Every Month! Well, not really, but we think it should be! During STD Awareness Month, this past April, we began doing research on all of the myths surrounding STDs....It’s STD Awareness Month – Every Month!
Well, not really, but we think it should be!
During STD Awareness Month, this past April, we began doing research on all of the myths surrounding STDs. What we originally thought would last through the month has blossomed into a much larger series, because there were so many misconceptions out there, we didn’t want to exclude any of them.
As such, we’ve decided to continue our myth busting series, even though it’s no longer STD Awareness Month ‘officially’. We’ve dubbed it: ‘So True, So False!’, because we think we’re as cool as E!, of course, and, because promoting awareness, education, and acceptance doesn’t always have to be super-serious.
Really, though, these myths often perpetuate big problems: they keep people from getting tested, talking to partners, practicing safer sex, and all around being conscientious about their sexual health. So, this is kinda serious stuff too!
Today, we're tackling a handful of myths – podcast style. Lucky you.

What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 9 minutes in length and we’re talking about beliefs that are so true as well as those that are so false.
Myths that are So False!

* Lesbians can't contract STDs
* Hot tubs kill STDs
* Douching after sex gets rid of STDs
* The ‘pull-out' method helps to prevent STDs
* Condoms protect against all STDs
* You can only get an STD from genital fluids

Myths that are So True!

* You can get an STD from oral sex
* Female condoms can help prevent STDs
* Condoms are the only birth control method that can protect against STDs
* Brushing your teeth after sex can increase your risk of STDs

LISTEN in a new window > Safer Sex Myths
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next time,]]>562cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/safer-sex-myths-std-prevention-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19039333It’s STD Awareness Month – Every Month!
Well, not really, but we think it should be!
During STD Awareness Month, this past April, we began doing research on all of the myths surrounding STDs. What we originally thought would last through the month has blossomed into a much larger series, because there were so many misconceptions out there, we didn’t want to exclude any of them.
As such, we’ve decided to continue our myth busting series, even though it’s no longer STD Awareness Month ‘officially’. We’ve dubbed it: ‘So True, So False!’, because we think we’re as cool as E!, of course, and, because promoting awareness, education, and acceptance doesn’t always have to be super-serious.
Really, though, these myths often perpetuate big problems: they keep people from getting tested, talking to partners, practicing safer sex, and all around being conscientious about their sexual health. So, this is kinda serious stuff too!
Today, we're tackling a handful of myths – podcast style. Lucky you.

What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 9 minutes in length and we’re talking about beliefs that are so true as well as those that are so false.
Myths that are So False!

* Lesbians can't contract STDs
* Hot tubs kill STDs
* Douching after sex gets rid of STDs
* The ‘pull-out' method helps to prevent STDs
* Condoms protect against all STDs
* You can only get an STD from genital fluids

Myths that are So True!

* You can get an STD from oral sex
* Female condoms can help prevent STDs
* Condoms are the only birth control method that can protect against STDs
* Brushing your teeth after sex can increase your risk of STDs

LISTEN in a new window > Safer Sex Myths
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next time,]]>http://thestiproject.com/?p=7797Thu, 11 Jul 2013 01:53:02 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on October 23, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce It’s STD Awareness Month – Every Month! Well, not really, but we think it should be! During STD Awareness Month, this past April, we began doing research on all of the myths surrounding STDs....It’s STD Awareness Month – Every Month!
Well, not really, but we think it should be!
During STD Awareness Month, this past April, we began doing research on all of the myths surrounding STDs. What we originally thought would last through the month has blossomed into a much larger series, because there were so many misconceptions out there, we didn’t want to exclude any of them.
As such, we’ve decided to continue our myth busting series, even though it’s no longer STD Awareness Month ‘officially’. We’ve dubbed it: ‘So True, So False!’, because we think we’re as cool as E!, of course, and, because promoting awareness, education, and acceptance doesn’t always have to be super-serious.
Really, though, these myths often perpetuate big problems: they keep people from getting tested, talking to partners, practicing safer sex, and all around being conscientious about their sexual health. So, this is kinda serious stuff too!
Today, we're tackling a handful of myths – podcast style. Lucky you.

What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 9 minutes in length and we’re talking about beliefs that are so true as well as those that are so false.
Myths that are So False!

* Lesbians can't contract STDs
* Hot tubs kill STDs
* Douching after sex gets rid of STDs
* The ‘pull-out' method helps to prevent STDs
* Condoms protect against all STDs
* You can only get an STD from genital fluids

Myths that are So True!

* You can get an STD from oral sex
* Female condoms can help prevent STDs
* Condoms are the only birth control method that can protect against STDs
* Brushing your teeth after sex can increase your risk of STDs

LISTEN in a new window > Safer Sex Myths
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next time,]]>562cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/safer-sex-myths-std-prevention-happy-hump-day-podcasts--15447772Well, not really, but we think it should be!
During STD Awareness Month, this past April, we began doing research on all of the myths surrounding STDs. What we originally thought would last through the month has blossomed into a much larger series, because there were so many misconceptions out there, we didn’t want to exclude any of them.
As such, we’ve decided to continue our myth busting series, even though it’s no longer STD Awareness Month ‘officially’. We’ve dubbed it: ‘So True, So False!’, because we think we’re as cool as E!, of course, and, because promoting awareness, education, and acceptance doesn’t always have to be super-serious.
Really, though, these myths often perpetuate big problems: they keep people from getting tested, talking to partners, practicing safer sex, and all around being conscientious about their sexual health. So, this is kinda serious stuff too!
Today, we're tackling a handful of myths – podcast style. Lucky you.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 9 minutes in length and we’re talking about beliefs that are so true as well as those that are so false.
Myths that are So False!

* Lesbians can't contract STDs
* Hot tubs kill STDs
* Douching after sex gets rid of STDs
* The ‘pull-out' method helps to prevent STDs
* Condoms protect against all STDs
* You can only get an STD from genital fluids

Myths that are So True!

* You can get an STD from oral sex
* Female condoms can help prevent STDs
* Condoms are the only birth control method that can protect against STDs
* Brushing your teeth after sex can increase your risk of STDs

LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Safer Sex Myths – STD Prevention
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next time, I'll be talking about sexual health, sexual responsibility, what those two terms mean, and how they work together to improve your sexual health. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast?]]>http://www.thestdproject.com/?p=7797Thu, 11 Jul 2013 01:53:02 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceIt’s STD Awareness Month – Every Month! Well, not really, but we think it should be! During STD Awareness Month, this past April, we began doing research on all of the myths surrounding STDs. What we originally thought would last through the month has...Well, not really, but we think it should be!
During STD Awareness Month, this past April, we began doing research on all of the myths surrounding STDs. What we originally thought would last through the month has blossomed into a much larger series, because there were so many misconceptions out there, we didn’t want to exclude any of them.
As such, we’ve decided to continue our myth busting series, even though it’s no longer STD Awareness Month ‘officially’. We’ve dubbed it: ‘So True, So False!’, because we think we’re as cool as E!, of course, and, because promoting awareness, education, and acceptance doesn’t always have to be super-serious.
Really, though, these myths often perpetuate big problems: they keep people from getting tested, talking to partners, practicing safer sex, and all around being conscientious about their sexual health. So, this is kinda serious stuff too!
Today, we're tackling a handful of myths – podcast style. Lucky you.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention-spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes, they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 9 minutes in length and we’re talking about beliefs that are so true as well as those that are so false.
Myths that are So False!

* Lesbians can't contract STDs
* Hot tubs kill STDs
* Douching after sex gets rid of STDs
* The ‘pull-out' method helps to prevent STDs
* Condoms protect against all STDs
* You can only get an STD from genital fluids

Myths that are So True!

* You can get an STD from oral sex
* Female condoms can help prevent STDs
* Condoms are the only birth control method that can protect against STDs
* Brushing your teeth after sex can increase your risk of STDs

LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Safer Sex Myths – STD Prevention
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next time, I'll be talking about sexual health, sexual responsibility, what those two terms mean, and how they work together to improve your sexual health. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast?]]>562cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/talking-about-stds-pc-vocabulary-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19217750Spicy is how we like it, and today's podcast is certainly muy caliente! – and/or a little questionable. I have to admit, though, we enjoy pushing the envelope a tad. So, take a listen, tell us what you think and how our message has impacted the way you talk about STDs.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 9 minutes in length and we're talking about STDs, of course, and how we refer to those who have them.
Are some people right when they say a push to change our vocabulary in the STD realm is politically correctness gone mad?
LISTEN in a new window > Talking about STDs – PC Vocab
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
How can you change the way you talk about STDs?

* Add ‘people with STDs’ to your mental list of groups facing social ostracism.
* Pay attention to language like saying someone who has a negative STD test is clean or a person with an STD is tainted.
* Pay attention to metaphors like leper, monster, or damaged-goods and stop using them.
* Pay attention to stereotypes. Correct people when they try to say that being a slut, whore, or cheater means you probably have an STI/STD.
* Tell your story – let others know they are not alone, people with STDs come from all walks of life, and STDs do not define one's character and are not indicative of one's worth.

Next time, I'll be talking about STD myths, some of the funniest misconceptions I hear most often, and why they spread, despite our best educational efforts. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast?]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=7286Thu, 27 Jun 2013 01:11:37 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce Spicy is how we like it, and today's podcast is certainly muy caliente! – and/or a little questionable. I have to admit, though, we enjoy pushing the envelope a tad. So, take a listen, tell us...Spicy is how we like it, and today's podcast is certainly muy caliente! – and/or a little questionable. I have to admit, though, we enjoy pushing the envelope a tad. So, take a listen, tell us what you think and how our message has impacted the way you talk about STDs.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 9 minutes in length and we're talking about STDs, of course, and how we refer to those who have them.
Are some people right when they say a push to change our vocabulary in the STD realm is politically correctness gone mad?
LISTEN in a new window > Talking about STDs – PC Vocab
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
How can you change the way you talk about STDs?

* Add ‘people with STDs’ to your mental list of groups facing social ostracism.
* Pay attention to language like saying someone who has a negative STD test is clean or a person with an STD is tainted.
* Pay attention to metaphors like leper, monster, or damaged-goods and stop using them.
* Pay attention to stereotypes. Correct people when they try to say that being a slut, whore, or cheater means you probably have an STI/STD.
* Tell your story – let others know they are not alone, people with STDs come from all walks of life, and STDs do not define one's character and are not indicative of one's worth.

Next time, I'll be talking about STD myths, some of the funniest misconceptions I hear most often, and why they spread, despite our best educational efforts. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast?]]>446cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/talking-about-stds-pc-vocabulary-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19039332Spicy is how we like it, and today's podcast is certainly muy caliente! – and/or a little questionable. I have to admit, though, we enjoy pushing the envelope a tad. So, take a listen, tell us what you think and how our message has impacted the way you talk about STDs.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 9 minutes in length and we're talking about STDs, of course, and how we refer to those who have them.
Are some people right when they say a push to change our vocabulary in the STD realm is politically correctness gone mad?
LISTEN in a new window > Talking about STDs – PC Vocab
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
How can you change the way you talk about STDs?

* Add ‘people with STDs’ to your mental list of groups facing social ostracism.
* Pay attention to language like saying someone who has a negative STD test is clean or a person with an STD is tainted.
* Pay attention to metaphors like leper, monster, or damaged-goods and stop using them.
* Pay attention to stereotypes. Correct people when they try to say that being a slut, whore, or cheater means you probably have an STI/STD.
* Tell your story – let others know they are not alone, people with STDs come from all walks of life, and STDs do not define one's character and are not indicative of one's worth.

Next time, I'll be talking about STD myths, some of the funniest misconceptions I hear most often, and why they spread, despite our best educational efforts. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast?]]>http://thestiproject.com/?p=7286Thu, 27 Jun 2013 01:11:37 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce Spicy is how we like it, and today's podcast is certainly muy caliente! – and/or a little questionable. I have to admit, though, we enjoy pushing the envelope a tad. So, take a listen, tell us...Spicy is how we like it, and today's podcast is certainly muy caliente! – and/or a little questionable. I have to admit, though, we enjoy pushing the envelope a tad. So, take a listen, tell us what you think and how our message has impacted the way you talk about STDs.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 9 minutes in length and we're talking about STDs, of course, and how we refer to those who have them.
Are some people right when they say a push to change our vocabulary in the STD realm is politically correctness gone mad?
LISTEN in a new window > Talking about STDs – PC Vocab
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
How can you change the way you talk about STDs?

* Add ‘people with STDs’ to your mental list of groups facing social ostracism.
* Pay attention to language like saying someone who has a negative STD test is clean or a person with an STD is tainted.
* Pay attention to metaphors like leper, monster, or damaged-goods and stop using them.
* Pay attention to stereotypes. Correct people when they try to say that being a slut, whore, or cheater means you probably have an STI/STD.
* Tell your story – let others know they are not alone, people with STDs come from all walks of life, and STDs do not define one's character and are not indicative of one's worth.

Next time, I'll be talking about STD myths, some of the funniest misconceptions I hear most often, and why they spread, despite our best educational efforts. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast?]]>446cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/talking-about-stds-pc-vocabulary-happy-hump-day-podcasts--15447773What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 9 minutes in length and we're talking about STDs, of course, and how we refer to those who have them.
Are some people right when they say a push to change our vocabulary in the STD realm is politically correctness gone mad?
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Talking About STDs – ‘PC' Vocabulary?
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
How can you change the way you talk about STDs?

* Add ‘people with STDs’ to your mental list of groups facing social ostracism.
* Pay attention to language like saying someone who has a negative STD test is clean or a person with an STD is tainted.
* Pay attention to metaphors like leper, monster, or damaged-goods and stop using them.
* Pay attention to stereotypes. Correct people when they try to say that being a slut, whore, or cheater means you probably have an STI/STD.
* Tell your story – let others know they are not alone, people with STDs come from all walks of life, and STDs do not define one's character and are not indicative of one's worth.

Next time, I'll be talking about STD myths, some of the funniest misconceptions I hear most often, and why they spread, despite our best educational efforts. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STD Project]]>http://www.thestdproject.com/?p=7286Thu, 27 Jun 2013 01:11:37 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceSpicy is how we like it, and today's podcast is certainly muy caliente! – and/or a little questionable. I have to admit, though, we enjoy pushing the envelope a tad. So, take a listen, tell us what you think and how our message has impacted the way...What to Expect When You’re Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 5 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they’re a little bit longer, but we know you’re busy. Consequently, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today’s Podcast
Today’s podcast runs about 9 minutes in length and we're talking about STDs, of course, and how we refer to those who have them.
Are some people right when they say a push to change our vocabulary in the STD realm is politically correctness gone mad?
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Talking About STDs – ‘PC' Vocabulary?
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
How can you change the way you talk about STDs?

* Add ‘people with STDs’ to your mental list of groups facing social ostracism.
* Pay attention to language like saying someone who has a negative STD test is clean or a person with an STD is tainted.
* Pay attention to metaphors like leper, monster, or damaged-goods and stop using them.
* Pay attention to stereotypes. Correct people when they try to say that being a slut, whore, or cheater means you probably have an STI/STD.
* Tell your story – let others know they are not alone, people with STDs come from all walks of life, and STDs do not define one's character and are not indicative of one's worth.

Next time, I'll be talking about STD myths, some of the funniest misconceptions I hear most often, and why they spread, despite our best educational efforts. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STD Project]]>446cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/why-talking-about-stds-is-healing-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19217747Hiya, folks! We've got an interesting podcast in store for you today – I think it's bound to inspire, and it further outlines the foundation of The STI Project and why we talk about STDs all of the time – out loud! See what you think…
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 12 minutes in length – back to our typical length, because we're not interviewing a guest. This podcast expands upon a recent podcast we did about why we began talking about living with an STD. In this podcast, we talk about why it's psychologically healing and, ultimately, very freeing to talk about STDs – whether it be privately, anonymously, or as I do for the whole world to hear.
LISTEN in a new window > Why Talking About STDs is Healing
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
For further reading about healing through storytelling, read ‘When Patients Share Their Stories, Health Improves‘ and ‘The Healing Power of Storytelling.'
Next time, I'll be talking about our new STD testing partnership and why we've narrowed our recommendation to one testing provider in particular. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conver...]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=6687Wed, 20 Mar 2013 21:32:11 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce Hiya, folks! We've got an interesting podcast in store for you today – I think it's bound to inspire, and it further outlines the foundation of The STI Project and why we talk about STDs all...Hiya, folks! We've got an interesting podcast in store for you today – I think it's bound to inspire, and it further outlines the foundation of The STI Project and why we talk about STDs all of the time – out loud! See what you think…
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 12 minutes in length – back to our typical length, because we're not interviewing a guest. This podcast expands upon a recent podcast we did about why we began talking about living with an STD. In this podcast, we talk about why it's psychologically healing and, ultimately, very freeing to talk about STDs – whether it be privately, anonymously, or as I do for the whole world to hear.
LISTEN in a new window > Why Talking About STDs is Healing
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
For further reading about healing through storytelling, read ‘When Patients Share Their Stories, Health Improves‘ and ‘The Healing Power of Storytelling.'
Next time, I'll be talking about our new STD testing partnership and why we've narrowed our recommendation to one testing provider in particular. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conver...]]>719cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/why-talking-about-stds-is-healing-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19039331Hiya, folks! We've got an interesting podcast in store for you today – I think it's bound to inspire, and it further outlines the foundation of The STD Project and why we talk about STDs all of the time – out loud! See what you think…
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 12 minutes in length – back to our typical length, because we're not interviewing a guest. This podcast expands upon a recent podcast we did about why we began talking about living with an STD. In this podcast, we talk about why it's psychologically healing and, ultimately, very freeing to talk about STDs – whether it be privately, anonymously, or as I do for the whole world to hear.
LISTEN in a new window > Why Talking About STDs is Healing
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
For further reading about healing through storytelling, read ‘When Patients Share Their Stories, Health Improves‘ and ‘The Healing Power of Storytelling.'
Next time, I'll be talking about our new STD testing partnership and why we've narrowed our recommendation to one testing provider in particular. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conver...]]>http://thestiproject.com/?p=6687Wed, 20 Mar 2013 21:32:11 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce Hiya, folks! We've got an interesting podcast in store for you today – I think it's bound to inspire, and it further outlines the foundation of The STD Project and why we talk about STDs all...Hiya, folks! We've got an interesting podcast in store for you today – I think it's bound to inspire, and it further outlines the foundation of The STD Project and why we talk about STDs all of the time – out loud! See what you think…
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 12 minutes in length – back to our typical length, because we're not interviewing a guest. This podcast expands upon a recent podcast we did about why we began talking about living with an STD. In this podcast, we talk about why it's psychologically healing and, ultimately, very freeing to talk about STDs – whether it be privately, anonymously, or as I do for the whole world to hear.
LISTEN in a new window > Why Talking About STDs is Healing
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
For further reading about healing through storytelling, read ‘When Patients Share Their Stories, Health Improves‘ and ‘The Healing Power of Storytelling.'
Next time, I'll be talking about our new STD testing partnership and why we've narrowed our recommendation to one testing provider in particular. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conver...]]>719cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/why-talking-about-stds-is-healing-happy-hump-day-podcasts--15447774What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 12 minutes in length – back to our typical length, because we're not interviewing a guest. This podcast expands upon a recent podcast we did about why we began talking about living with an STD. In this podcast, we talk about why it's psychologically healing and, ultimately, very freeing to talk about STDs – whether it be privately, anonymously, or as I do for the whole world to hear.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Why Talking About STDs is Healing
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
For further reading about healing through storytelling, read ‘When Patients Share Their Stories, Health Improves‘ and ‘The Healing Power of Storytelling.'
Next time, I'll be talking about our new STD testing partnership and why we've narrowed our recommendation to one testing provider in particular. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About Our Website
*]]>http://www.thestdproject.com/?p=6687Wed, 20 Mar 2013 21:32:11 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceHiya, folks! We've got an interesting podcast in store for you today – I think it's bound to inspire, and it further outlines the foundation of The STD Project and why we talk about STDs all of the time – out loud! See what you think… What to Expect...What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 12 minutes in length – back to our typical length, because we're not interviewing a guest. This podcast expands upon a recent podcast we did about why we began talking about living with an STD. In this podcast, we talk about why it's psychologically healing and, ultimately, very freeing to talk about STDs – whether it be privately, anonymously, or as I do for the whole world to hear.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Why Talking About STDs is Healing
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
For further reading about healing through storytelling, read ‘When Patients Share Their Stories, Health Improves‘ and ‘The Healing Power of Storytelling.'
Next time, I'll be talking about our new STD testing partnership and why we've narrowed our recommendation to one testing provider in particular. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About Our Website
*]]>719cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hpv-hsv1-the-year-of-2-stds-interviewing-the-author-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19217752As promised, today, we're interviewing Lindsey Wahowiak author of our most recent STD Interview as well as the xoJane post titled, ‘The Year of Two STDs or Why My Vagina Has Been on Hiatus.' Not only was it an absolute delight having Lindsey on the show, she's agreed to come back and chat with us again – we spoke for a half hour, and I think we just barely skimmed the surface.
So, if you liked this podcast, be sure to let us know in the comments section below!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 30 minutes in length due to the nature of the podcast. I interview Lindsey Wahowiak, and she shares how she feels about living with an STD, first getting diagnosed, dealing with stigma, and a bit about how she plans to tell her next partner.
LISTEN in a new window > HPV and HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about why talking about having a sexually transmitted infection (see what I did there?) 🙂 is freeing/healing – whether it be in writing, to a friend, or in a support group – and part and parcel to your healing process. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with Lindsey Wahowiak, author of ‘HPV & HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs – STD Interview‘ here on The STI Project as well as the xoJane post titled, ‘]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=6424Thu, 07 Feb 2013 05:32:32 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce As promised, today, we're interviewing Lindsey Wahowiak author of our most recent STD Interview as well as the xoJane post titled, ‘The Year of Two STDs or Why My Vagina Has Been on Hiatus.'...As promised, today, we're interviewing Lindsey Wahowiak author of our most recent STD Interview as well as the xoJane post titled, ‘The Year of Two STDs or Why My Vagina Has Been on Hiatus.' Not only was it an absolute delight having Lindsey on the show, she's agreed to come back and chat with us again – we spoke for a half hour, and I think we just barely skimmed the surface.
So, if you liked this podcast, be sure to let us know in the comments section below!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 30 minutes in length due to the nature of the podcast. I interview Lindsey Wahowiak, and she shares how she feels about living with an STD, first getting diagnosed, dealing with stigma, and a bit about how she plans to tell her next partner.
LISTEN in a new window > HPV and HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about why talking about having a sexually transmitted infection (see what I did there?) 🙂 is freeing/healing – whether it be in writing, to a friend, or in a support group – and part and parcel to your healing process. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with Lindsey Wahowiak, author of ‘HPV & HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs – STD Interview‘ here on The STI Project as well as the xoJane post titled, ‘]]>1708cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hpv-hsv1-the-year-of-2-stds-interviewing-the-author-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19039336As promised, today, we're interviewing Lindsey Wahowiak author of our most recent STD Interview as well as the xoJane post titled, ‘The Year of Two STDs or Why My Vagina Has Been on Hiatus.' Not only was it an absolute delight having Lindsey on the show, she's agreed to come back and chat with us again – we spoke for a half hour, and I think we just barely skimmed the surface.
So, if you liked this podcast, be sure to let us know in the comments section below!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 30 minutes in length due to the nature of the podcast. I interview Lindsey Wahowiak, and she shares how she feels about living with an STD, first getting diagnosed, dealing with stigma, and a bit about how she plans to tell her next partner.
LISTEN in a new window > HPV and HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about why talking about having a sexually transmitted infection (see what I did there?) 🙂 is freeing/healing – whether it be in writing, to a friend, or in a support group – and part and parcel to your healing process. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with Lindsey Wahowiak, author of ‘HPV & HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs – STD Interview‘ here on The STD Project as well as the xoJane post titled, ‘]]>http://thestiproject.com/?p=6424Thu, 07 Feb 2013 05:32:32 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce As promised, today, we're interviewing Lindsey Wahowiak author of our most recent STD Interview as well as the xoJane post titled, ‘The Year of Two STDs or Why My Vagina Has Been on Hiatus.'...As promised, today, we're interviewing Lindsey Wahowiak author of our most recent STD Interview as well as the xoJane post titled, ‘The Year of Two STDs or Why My Vagina Has Been on Hiatus.' Not only was it an absolute delight having Lindsey on the show, she's agreed to come back and chat with us again – we spoke for a half hour, and I think we just barely skimmed the surface.
So, if you liked this podcast, be sure to let us know in the comments section below!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 30 minutes in length due to the nature of the podcast. I interview Lindsey Wahowiak, and she shares how she feels about living with an STD, first getting diagnosed, dealing with stigma, and a bit about how she plans to tell her next partner.
LISTEN in a new window > HPV and HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about why talking about having a sexually transmitted infection (see what I did there?) 🙂 is freeing/healing – whether it be in writing, to a friend, or in a support group – and part and parcel to your healing process. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with Lindsey Wahowiak, author of ‘HPV & HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs – STD Interview‘ here on The STD Project as well as the xoJane post titled, ‘]]>1708cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hpv-hsv1-the-year-of-2-stds-interviewing-the-author-happy-hump-day-podcasts--15447775So, if you liked this podcast, be sure to let us know in the comments section below!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 30 minutes in length due to the nature of the podcast. I interview Lindsey Wahowiak, and she shares how she feels about living with an STD, first getting diagnosed, dealing with stigma, and a bit about how she plans to tell her next partner.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> HPV & HSV1 – The Year of Two STDs – Interviewing the Author
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about why talking about having a sexually transmitted infection (see what I did there?) 🙂 is freeing/healing – whether it be in writing, to a friend, or in a support group – and part and parcel to your healing process. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with Lindsey Wahowiak, author of ‘HPV & HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs – STD Interview‘ here on The STD Project as well as the xoJane post titled, ‘The Year of Two STDs or Why My Vagina Has Been on Hiatus.' Lindsey Wahowiak is a health writer and competitive baker. She lives in Washington, D.C., with a plant and a cat. Learn more at ]]>http://www.thestdproject.com/?p=6424Thu, 07 Feb 2013 05:32:32 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceAs promised, today, we're interviewing Lindsey Wahowiak author of our most recent STD Interview as well as the xoJane post titled, ‘The Year of Two STDs or Why My Vagina Has Been on Hiatus.' Not only was it an absolute delight having Lindsey on the...So, if you liked this podcast, be sure to let us know in the comments section below!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 30 minutes in length due to the nature of the podcast. I interview Lindsey Wahowiak, and she shares how she feels about living with an STD, first getting diagnosed, dealing with stigma, and a bit about how she plans to tell her next partner.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> HPV & HSV1 – The Year of Two STDs – Interviewing the Author
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about why talking about having a sexually transmitted infection (see what I did there?) 🙂 is freeing/healing – whether it be in writing, to a friend, or in a support group – and part and parcel to your healing process. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with Lindsey Wahowiak, author of ‘HPV & HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs – STD Interview‘ here on The STD Project as well as the xoJane post titled, ‘The Year of Two STDs or Why My Vagina Has Been on Hiatus.' Lindsey Wahowiak is a health writer and competitive baker. She lives in Washington, D.C., with a plant and a cat. Learn more at ]]>1708cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/what-it-s-like-to-date-someone-with-an-std-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19217755We have a treat for our listeners today as I interview my boyfriend, P. Nickle and he shares his perspective about living with and loving someone who runs an STD/STI website, but more importantly, who is living with a sexually transmitted disease/infection.
You may have noticed some of his recent articles about how he felt when he first found out and what sex is like with me. He'll be continuing to share his thoughts and perspectives in the weeks to come, so feel free to comment and let him know if you've found his views beneficial – we really hope you have!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 18 minutes in length. I interview my significant other, P. Nickle, and he shares how he feels about dating someone with an STD and what he thinks about stigma and education in particular.
LISTEN in a new window > What It's Like to Date Someone with an STD
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be interviewing the author of ‘HPV & HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs – STD Interviews‘, Lindsey Wahowiak. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with P. Nickle, The STI Project's significant other. P. Nickle has a BA in Business and is currently working on his Masters in Criminal Justice and Psychology. He served in the United States Air Force and is a veteran of both Iraq and Afghanistan.]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=6236Thu, 17 Jan 2013 00:56:10 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce We have a treat for our listeners today as I interview my boyfriend, P. Nickle and he shares his perspective about living with and loving someone who runs an STD/STI website, but more...We have a treat for our listeners today as I interview my boyfriend, P. Nickle and he shares his perspective about living with and loving someone who runs an STD/STI website, but more importantly, who is living with a sexually transmitted disease/infection.
You may have noticed some of his recent articles about how he felt when he first found out and what sex is like with me. He'll be continuing to share his thoughts and perspectives in the weeks to come, so feel free to comment and let him know if you've found his views beneficial – we really hope you have!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 18 minutes in length. I interview my significant other, P. Nickle, and he shares how he feels about dating someone with an STD and what he thinks about stigma and education in particular.
LISTEN in a new window > What It's Like to Date Someone with an STD
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be interviewing the author of ‘HPV & HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs – STD Interviews‘, Lindsey Wahowiak. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with P. Nickle, The STI Project's significant other. P. Nickle has a BA in Business and is currently working on his Masters in Criminal Justice and Psychology. He served in the United States Air Force and is a veteran of both Iraq and Afghanistan.]]>1124cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/what-it-s-like-to-date-someone-with-an-std-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19039334We have a treat for our listeners today as I interview my boyfriend, P. Nickle and he shares his perspective about living with and loving someone who runs an STD/STI website, but more importantly, who is living with a sexually transmitted disease/infection.
You may have noticed some of his recent articles about how he felt when he first found out and what sex is like with me. He'll be continuing to share his thoughts and perspectives in the weeks to come, so feel free to comment and let him know if you've found his views beneficial – we really hope you have!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 18 minutes in length. I interview my significant other, P. Nickle, and he shares how he feels about dating someone with an STD and what he thinks about stigma and education in particular.
LISTEN in a new window > What It's Like to Date Someone with an STD
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be interviewing the author of ‘HPV & HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs – STD Interviews‘, Lindsey Wahowiak. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with P. Nickle, The STD Project's significant other. P. Nickle has a BA in Business and is currently working on his Masters in Criminal Justice and Psychology. He served in the United States Air Force and is a veteran of both Iraq and Afghanistan.]]>http://thestiproject.com/?p=6236Thu, 17 Jan 2013 00:56:10 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce We have a treat for our listeners today as I interview my boyfriend, P. Nickle and he shares his perspective about living with and loving someone who runs an STD/STI website, but more...We have a treat for our listeners today as I interview my boyfriend, P. Nickle and he shares his perspective about living with and loving someone who runs an STD/STI website, but more importantly, who is living with a sexually transmitted disease/infection.
You may have noticed some of his recent articles about how he felt when he first found out and what sex is like with me. He'll be continuing to share his thoughts and perspectives in the weeks to come, so feel free to comment and let him know if you've found his views beneficial – we really hope you have!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 18 minutes in length. I interview my significant other, P. Nickle, and he shares how he feels about dating someone with an STD and what he thinks about stigma and education in particular.
LISTEN in a new window > What It's Like to Date Someone with an STD
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be interviewing the author of ‘HPV & HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs – STD Interviews‘, Lindsey Wahowiak. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with P. Nickle, The STD Project's significant other. P. Nickle has a BA in Business and is currently working on his Masters in Criminal Justice and Psychology. He served in the United States Air Force and is a veteran of both Iraq and Afghanistan.]]>1124cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/what-it-s-like-to-date-someone-with-an-std-happy-hump-day-podcasts--15447776You may have noticed some of his recent articles about how he felt when he first found out and what sex is like with me. He'll be continuing to share his thoughts and perspectives in the weeks to come, so feel free to comment and let him know if you've found his views beneficial – we really hope you have!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 18 minutes in length. I interview my significant other, P. Nickle, and he shares how he feels about dating someone with an STD and what he thinks about stigma and education in particular.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> What It's Like to Date Someone with an STD
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next week, I'll be interviewing the author of ‘HPV & HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs – STD Interviews‘, Lindsey Wahowiak. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with P. Nickle, The STD Project's significant other. P. Nickle has a BA in Business and is currently working on his Masters in Criminal Justice and Psychology. He served in the United States Air Force and is a veteran of both Iraq and Afghanistan. He believes he has always had an open mind, an open heart, and he welcomes all walks of life regardless of sexuality, creed, or race. He is looking forward to sharing his views, knowledge, and experiences with STDs with you guys, our audience. He encourages all comments and questions.]]>http://www.thestdproject.com/?p=6236Thu, 17 Jan 2013 00:56:10 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceWe have a treat for our listeners today as I interview my boyfriend, P. Nickle and he shares his perspective about living with and loving someone who runs an STD/STI website, but more importantly, who is living with a sexually transmitted...You may have noticed some of his recent articles about how he felt when he first found out and what sex is like with me. He'll be continuing to share his thoughts and perspectives in the weeks to come, so feel free to comment and let him know if you've found his views beneficial – we really hope you have!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs about 18 minutes in length. I interview my significant other, P. Nickle, and he shares how he feels about dating someone with an STD and what he thinks about stigma and education in particular.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> What It's Like to Date Someone with an STD
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next week, I'll be interviewing the author of ‘HPV & HSV1 – The Year of 2 STDs – STD Interviews‘, Lindsey Wahowiak. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with P. Nickle, The STD Project's significant other. P. Nickle has a BA in Business and is currently working on his Masters in Criminal Justice and Psychology. He served in the United States Air Force and is a veteran of both Iraq and Afghanistan. He believes he has always had an open mind, an open heart, and he welcomes all walks of life regardless of sexuality, creed, or race. He is looking forward to sharing his views, knowledge, and experiences with STDs with you guys, our audience. He encourages all comments and questions.]]>1124cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/how-stds-held-me-back-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19217749Happy New Year podcast listeners! We took a couple of weeks off for the holiday season and we're back with another installment of our Happy Hump Day Podcasts!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast is back to normal length and runs about 14 minutes. I talk about the not-so-pleasant side of living with an STD and explain how STDs held me back.
LISTEN in a new window > How STDs Held Me Back
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking with my boyfriend P. Nickle (you might have read some of his recent posts) and asking him questions about what it's like to date and live with someone who has an STD. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STI Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Other Podcasts
* STDs – Educational Information & More]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=6135Thu, 10 Jan 2013 03:10:50 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce Happy New Year podcast listeners! We took a couple of weeks off for the holiday season and we're back with another installment of our Happy Hump Day Podcasts! What to Expect When You're...Happy New Year podcast listeners! We took a couple of weeks off for the holiday season and we're back with another installment of our Happy Hump Day Podcasts!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast is back to normal length and runs about 14 minutes. I talk about the not-so-pleasant side of living with an STD and explain how STDs held me back.
LISTEN in a new window > How STDs Held Me Back
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking with my boyfriend P. Nickle (you might have read some of his recent posts) and asking him questions about what it's like to date and live with someone who has an STD. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STI Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Other Podcasts
* STDs – Educational Information & More]]>864cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/how-stds-held-me-back-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19039339Happy New Year podcast listeners! We took a couple of weeks off for the holiday season and we're back with another installment of our Happy Hump Day Podcasts!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast is back to normal length and runs about 14 minutes. I talk about the not-so-pleasant side of living with an STD and explain how STDs held me back.
LISTEN in a new window > How STDs Held Me Back
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking with my boyfriend P. Nickle (you might have read some of his recent posts) and asking him questions about what it's like to date and live with someone who has an STD. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STD Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Other Podcasts
* STDs – Educational Information & More]]>http://thestiproject.com/?p=6135Thu, 10 Jan 2013 03:10:50 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce Happy New Year podcast listeners! We took a couple of weeks off for the holiday season and we're back with another installment of our Happy Hump Day Podcasts! What to Expect When You're...Happy New Year podcast listeners! We took a couple of weeks off for the holiday season and we're back with another installment of our Happy Hump Day Podcasts!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast is back to normal length and runs about 14 minutes. I talk about the not-so-pleasant side of living with an STD and explain how STDs held me back.
LISTEN in a new window > How STDs Held Me Back
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking with my boyfriend P. Nickle (you might have read some of his recent posts) and asking him questions about what it's like to date and live with someone who has an STD. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STD Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Other Podcasts
* STDs – Educational Information & More]]>864cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/how-stds-held-me-back-happy-hump-day-podcasts--15447777What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast is back to normal length and runs about 14 minutes. I talk about the not-so-pleasant side of living with an STD and explain how STDs held me back.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> How STDs Held Me Back
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking with my boyfriend P. Nickle (you might have read some of his recent posts) and asking him questions about what it's like to date and live with someone who has an STD. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STD Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Other Podcasts
* STDs – Educational Information & More
* Would You Like to Share Your Story?
*]]>http://www.thestdproject.com/?p=6135Thu, 10 Jan 2013 03:10:50 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceHappy New Year podcast listeners! We took a couple of weeks off for the holiday season and we're back with another installment of our Happy Hump Day Podcasts! What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast In an effort to cater to short attention...What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
In an effort to cater to short attention spans (mainly, my own), we keep these podcasts between 10 and 15 minutes in length. When we have guests on the show, sometimes they're a little bit longer, but we know you're busy. So, we promise to always do our very best to be as concise as possible.
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast is back to normal length and runs about 14 minutes. I talk about the not-so-pleasant side of living with an STD and explain how STDs held me back.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> How STDs Held Me Back
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking with my boyfriend P. Nickle (you might have read some of his recent posts) and asking him questions about what it's like to date and live with someone who has an STD. Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STD Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Other Podcasts
* STDs – Educational Information & More
* Would You Like to Share Your Story?
*]]>864cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/revelations-stds-stigma-an-outsider-s-perspective-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19217757I'm getting this one online by the hair on my chinny chin chin tonight! (It's almost midnight EST.) I've been so wrapped up in trying to get the book published, I'm barely able to keep up with podcasts, and posting, and comments, and puff! my ‘house' feels like it's blowing down. I promise, my posting schedule will be less erratic very soon.
Anyhow, I've a treat for you guys today (er, tonight)…
This podcast is the first in our guest series and we'll also be having this particular guest back in a few weeks to expand on the conversation we began tonight. So, stay tuned for those episodes as well.
This first podcast includes a bit of a back-story and next time we chat, we'll be throwing some additional questions his way all about our favorite topic: STDs. I know, this stuff's so exciting!

What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
Podcasts are always as short and sweet as possible, because, we respect your time (well, and my attention span is wanting, to say the least. So, short is good for all parties involved). 🙂
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs a little longer than the normal 10-15 minute format, because we've a guest. So, hang in there with us as it's about 20 minutes in length and talks about STDs, stigma and perceptions of both of those things from an outsider's perspective.
LISTEN in a new window > Revelations, STDs, & Stigma – An Outsider's Perspective
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about the honest and not-so-sunny side of living with an STD and how, originally, living with an STD held me back. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with a friend of The STI Project, Phil. Phil is a writer, computer nerd, and wears many other hats, some of them bonnets. Raised in a largely secular household, Phil found religion at 15 where he first met Jenelle at a local youth group. By the age of 20, Phil lost his faith, became an agnostic, and remains so today.
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast?]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=6028Thu, 20 Dec 2012 04:48:19 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce I'm getting this one online by the hair on my chinny chin chin tonight! (It's almost midnight EST.) I've been so wrapped up in trying to get the book published, I'm barely able to keep up with...I'm getting this one online by the hair on my chinny chin chin tonight! (It's almost midnight EST.) I've been so wrapped up in trying to get the book published, I'm barely able to keep up with podcasts, and posting, and comments, and puff! my ‘house' feels like it's blowing down. I promise, my posting schedule will be less erratic very soon.
Anyhow, I've a treat for you guys today (er, tonight)…
This podcast is the first in our guest series and we'll also be having this particular guest back in a few weeks to expand on the conversation we began tonight. So, stay tuned for those episodes as well.
This first podcast includes a bit of a back-story and next time we chat, we'll be throwing some additional questions his way all about our favorite topic: STDs. I know, this stuff's so exciting!

What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
Podcasts are always as short and sweet as possible, because, we respect your time (well, and my attention span is wanting, to say the least. So, short is good for all parties involved). 🙂
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs a little longer than the normal 10-15 minute format, because we've a guest. So, hang in there with us as it's about 20 minutes in length and talks about STDs, stigma and perceptions of both of those things from an outsider's perspective.
LISTEN in a new window > Revelations, STDs, & Stigma – An Outsider's Perspective
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about the honest and not-so-sunny side of living with an STD and how, originally, living with an STD held me back. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with a friend of The STI Project, Phil. Phil is a writer, computer nerd, and wears many other hats, some of them bonnets. Raised in a largely secular household, Phil found religion at 15 where he first met Jenelle at a local youth group. By the age of 20, Phil lost his faith, became an agnostic, and remains so today.
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast?]]>1540cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/revelations-stds-stigma-an-outsider-s-perspective-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19039326I'm getting this one online by the hair on my chinny chin chin tonight! (It's almost midnight EST.) I've been so wrapped up in trying to get the book published, I'm barely able to keep up with podcasts, and posting, and comments, and puff! my ‘house' feels like it's blowing down. I promise, my posting schedule will be less erratic very soon.
Anyhow, I've a treat for you guys today (er, tonight)…
This podcast is the first in our guest series and we'll also be having this particular guest back in a few weeks to expand on the conversation we began tonight. So, stay tuned for those episodes as well.
This first podcast includes a bit of a back-story and next time we chat, we'll be throwing some additional questions his way all about our favorite topic: STDs. I know, this stuff's so exciting!

What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
Podcasts are always as short and sweet as possible, because, we respect your time (well, and my attention span is wanting, to say the least. So, short is good for all parties involved). 🙂
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs a little longer than the normal 10-15 minute format, because we've a guest. So, hang in there with us as it's about 20 minutes in length and talks about STDs, stigma and perceptions of both of those things from an outsider's perspective.
LISTEN in a new window > Revelations, STDs, & Stigma – An Outsider's Perspective
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about the honest and not-so-sunny side of living with an STD and how, originally, living with an STD held me back. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with a friend of The STD Project, Phil. Phil is a writer, computer nerd, and wears many other hats, some of them bonnets. Raised in a largely secular household, Phil found religion at 15 where he first met Jenelle at a local youth group. By the age of 20, Phil lost his faith, became an agnostic, and remains so today.
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast?]]>http://thestiproject.com/?p=6028Thu, 20 Dec 2012 04:48:19 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce I'm getting this one online by the hair on my chinny chin chin tonight! (It's almost midnight EST.) I've been so wrapped up in trying to get the book published, I'm barely able to keep up with...I'm getting this one online by the hair on my chinny chin chin tonight! (It's almost midnight EST.) I've been so wrapped up in trying to get the book published, I'm barely able to keep up with podcasts, and posting, and comments, and puff! my ‘house' feels like it's blowing down. I promise, my posting schedule will be less erratic very soon.
Anyhow, I've a treat for you guys today (er, tonight)…
This podcast is the first in our guest series and we'll also be having this particular guest back in a few weeks to expand on the conversation we began tonight. So, stay tuned for those episodes as well.
This first podcast includes a bit of a back-story and next time we chat, we'll be throwing some additional questions his way all about our favorite topic: STDs. I know, this stuff's so exciting!

What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
Podcasts are always as short and sweet as possible, because, we respect your time (well, and my attention span is wanting, to say the least. So, short is good for all parties involved). 🙂
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs a little longer than the normal 10-15 minute format, because we've a guest. So, hang in there with us as it's about 20 minutes in length and talks about STDs, stigma and perceptions of both of those things from an outsider's perspective.
LISTEN in a new window > Revelations, STDs, & Stigma – An Outsider's Perspective
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about the honest and not-so-sunny side of living with an STD and how, originally, living with an STD held me back. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with a friend of The STD Project, Phil. Phil is a writer, computer nerd, and wears many other hats, some of them bonnets. Raised in a largely secular household, Phil found religion at 15 where he first met Jenelle at a local youth group. By the age of 20, Phil lost his faith, became an agnostic, and remains so today.
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast?]]>1540cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/revelations-stds-stigma-an-outsider-s-perspective-happy-hump-day-podcasts--15447778Anyhow, I've a treat for you guys today (er, tonight)…
This podcast is the first in our guest series and we'll also be having this particular guest back in a few weeks to expand on the conversation we began tonight. So, stay tuned for those episodes as well.
This first podcast includes a bit of a back-story and next time we chat, we'll be throwing some additional questions his way all about our favorite topic: STDs. I know, this stuff's so exciting!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
Podcasts are always as short and sweet as possible, because, we respect your time (well, and my attention span is wanting, to say the least. So, short is good for all parties involved). 🙂
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs a little longer than the normal 10-15 minute format, because we've a guest. So, hang in there with us as it's about 20 minutes in length and talks about STDs, stigma and perceptions of both of those things from an outsider's perspective.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Revelations, STDs, & Stigma – An Outsider's Perspective
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about the honest and not-so-sunny side of living with an STD and how, originally, living with an STD held me back. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with a friend of The STD Project, Phil. Phil is a writer, computer nerd, and wears many other hats, some of them bonnets. Raised in a largely secular household, Phil found religion at 15 where he first met Jenelle at a local youth group. By the age of 20, Phil lost his faith, became an agnostic, and remains so today.
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

*]]>http://www.thestdproject.com/?p=6028Thu, 20 Dec 2012 04:48:19 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceI'm getting this one online by the hair on my chinny chin chin tonight! (It's almost midnight EST.) I've been so wrapped up in trying to get the book published, I'm barely able to keep up with podcasts, and posting, and comments, and puff! my ‘house'...Anyhow, I've a treat for you guys today (er, tonight)…
This podcast is the first in our guest series and we'll also be having this particular guest back in a few weeks to expand on the conversation we began tonight. So, stay tuned for those episodes as well.
This first podcast includes a bit of a back-story and next time we chat, we'll be throwing some additional questions his way all about our favorite topic: STDs. I know, this stuff's so exciting!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
Podcasts are always as short and sweet as possible, because, we respect your time (well, and my attention span is wanting, to say the least. So, short is good for all parties involved). 🙂
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast runs a little longer than the normal 10-15 minute format, because we've a guest. So, hang in there with us as it's about 20 minutes in length and talks about STDs, stigma and perceptions of both of those things from an outsider's perspective.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Revelations, STDs, & Stigma – An Outsider's Perspective
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about the honest and not-so-sunny side of living with an STD and how, originally, living with an STD held me back. Stay tuned!
– – – –
This podcast interview was with a friend of The STD Project, Phil. Phil is a writer, computer nerd, and wears many other hats, some of them bonnets. Raised in a largely secular household, Phil found religion at 15 where he first met Jenelle at a local youth group. By the age of 20, Phil lost his faith, became an agnostic, and remains so today.
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

*]]>1540cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/what-s-the-big-deal-with-stds-anyway-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19217751Happy Hump Day, readers!!! It seems this Wednesday came up rather quickly. Nevertheless, today's topic should make for some interesting conversation!
Edit: The STI Project had a bit of a technological meltdown Wednesday – hence, our publish date actually landing on a Friday (not hump day, but a jolly day of the week anyhow). Right now, it's just me running the show, so, when something goes awry, I'm left flailing for a day or two until I can figure out the glitch. This week was definitely one of those times. Thankfully, I determined the uploading issue I was having, so, I should be set to podcast all the live long day if I like from here on!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
These podcasts are short and sweet and will answer some of the common questions I receive online, issues which are more interesting spoken as opposed to written, interviews and more. If you have an idea for an upcoming podcast or a question you'd love to hear me answer, don't be shy.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast is about 16 minutes in length and is a nice follow-up to last week's podcast about why I talk about having an STD.
LISTEN in a new window > What's the Big Deal with STDs Anyway?
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about The STI Project's new e-book, ‘The Relationship Survival Guide to Living with an STD.' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STI Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
*]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=5710Fri, 07 Dec 2012 20:46:19 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce Happy Hump Day, readers!!! It seems this Wednesday came up rather quickly. Nevertheless, today's topic should make for some interesting conversation! Edit: The STI Project had a bit of a...Happy Hump Day, readers!!! It seems this Wednesday came up rather quickly. Nevertheless, today's topic should make for some interesting conversation!
Edit: The STI Project had a bit of a technological meltdown Wednesday – hence, our publish date actually landing on a Friday (not hump day, but a jolly day of the week anyhow). Right now, it's just me running the show, so, when something goes awry, I'm left flailing for a day or two until I can figure out the glitch. This week was definitely one of those times. Thankfully, I determined the uploading issue I was having, so, I should be set to podcast all the live long day if I like from here on!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
These podcasts are short and sweet and will answer some of the common questions I receive online, issues which are more interesting spoken as opposed to written, interviews and more. If you have an idea for an upcoming podcast or a question you'd love to hear me answer, don't be shy.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast is about 16 minutes in length and is a nice follow-up to last week's podcast about why I talk about having an STD.
LISTEN in a new window > What's the Big Deal with STDs Anyway?
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about The STI Project's new e-book, ‘The Relationship Survival Guide to Living with an STD.' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STI Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
*]]>1024cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/what-s-the-big-deal-with-stds-anyway-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19039340Happy Hump Day, readers!!! It seems this Wednesday came up rather quickly. Nevertheless, today's topic should make for some interesting conversation!
Edit: The STD Project had a bit of a technological meltdown Wednesday – hence, our publish date actually landing on a Friday (not hump day, but a jolly day of the week anyhow). Right now, it's just me running the show, so, when something goes awry, I'm left flailing for a day or two until I can figure out the glitch. This week was definitely one of those times. Thankfully, I determined the uploading issue I was having, so, I should be set to podcast all the live long day if I like from here on!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
These podcasts are short and sweet and will answer some of the common questions I receive online, issues which are more interesting spoken as opposed to written, interviews and more. If you have an idea for an upcoming podcast or a question you'd love to hear me answer, don't be shy.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast is about 16 minutes in length and is a nice follow-up to last week's podcast about why I talk about having an STD.
LISTEN in a new window > What's the Big Deal with STDs Anyway?
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about The STD Project's new e-book, ‘The Relationship Survival Guide to Living with an STD.' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STD Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
*]]>http://thestiproject.com/?p=5710Fri, 07 Dec 2012 20:46:19 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce Happy Hump Day, readers!!! It seems this Wednesday came up rather quickly. Nevertheless, today's topic should make for some interesting conversation! Edit: The STD Project had a bit of a...Happy Hump Day, readers!!! It seems this Wednesday came up rather quickly. Nevertheless, today's topic should make for some interesting conversation!
Edit: The STD Project had a bit of a technological meltdown Wednesday – hence, our publish date actually landing on a Friday (not hump day, but a jolly day of the week anyhow). Right now, it's just me running the show, so, when something goes awry, I'm left flailing for a day or two until I can figure out the glitch. This week was definitely one of those times. Thankfully, I determined the uploading issue I was having, so, I should be set to podcast all the live long day if I like from here on!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
These podcasts are short and sweet and will answer some of the common questions I receive online, issues which are more interesting spoken as opposed to written, interviews and more. If you have an idea for an upcoming podcast or a question you'd love to hear me answer, don't be shy.

Today's Podcast
Today's podcast is about 16 minutes in length and is a nice follow-up to last week's podcast about why I talk about having an STD.
LISTEN in a new window > What's the Big Deal with STDs Anyway?
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about The STD Project's new e-book, ‘The Relationship Survival Guide to Living with an STD.' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STD Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
*]]>1024cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/what-s-the-big-deal-with-stds-anyway-happy-hump-day-podcasts--15447779Edit: The STD Project had a bit of a technological meltdown Wednesday – hence, our publish date actually landing on a Friday (not hump day, but a jolly day of the week anyhow). Right now, it's just me running the show, so, when something goes awry, I'm left flailing for a day or two until I can figure out the glitch. This week was definitely one of those times. Thankfully, I determined the uploading issue I was having, so, I should be set to podcast all the live long day if I like from here on!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
These podcasts are short and sweet and will answer some of the common questions I receive online, issues which are more interesting spoken as opposed to written, interviews and more. If you have an idea for an upcoming podcast or a question you'd love to hear me answer, don't be shy.
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast is about 16 minutes in length and is a nice follow-up to last week's podcast about why I talk about having an STD.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> What's the Big Deal with STDs Anyway?
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about The STD Project's new e-book, ‘The Relationship Survival Guide to Living with an STD.' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STD Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Other Podcasts
* Would You Like to Share Your Story?
*]]>http://www.thestdproject.com/?p=5710Fri, 07 Dec 2012 20:46:19 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceHappy Hump Day, readers!!! It seems this Wednesday came up rather quickly. Nevertheless, today's topic should make for some interesting conversation! Edit: The STD Project had a bit of a technological meltdown Wednesday – hence, our publish date...Edit: The STD Project had a bit of a technological meltdown Wednesday – hence, our publish date actually landing on a Friday (not hump day, but a jolly day of the week anyhow). Right now, it's just me running the show, so, when something goes awry, I'm left flailing for a day or two until I can figure out the glitch. This week was definitely one of those times. Thankfully, I determined the uploading issue I was having, so, I should be set to podcast all the live long day if I like from here on!
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
These podcasts are short and sweet and will answer some of the common questions I receive online, issues which are more interesting spoken as opposed to written, interviews and more. If you have an idea for an upcoming podcast or a question you'd love to hear me answer, don't be shy.
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast is about 16 minutes in length and is a nice follow-up to last week's podcast about why I talk about having an STD.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> What's the Big Deal with STDs Anyway?
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next week, I'll be talking about The STD Project's new e-book, ‘The Relationship Survival Guide to Living with an STD.' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Or would you like to take part in an upcoming podcast interview/conversation via Skype or in person? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STD Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Other Podcasts
* Would You Like to Share Your Story?
*]]>1024cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/can-people-with-an-std-have-casual-sex-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19217748What to Expect When You're Expecting…an STD Podcast
These podcasts are short and sweet – today's podcast runs about 12 minutes and answer's a common question we get here on the website. Most podcasts will answer one, sometimes two questions.
Should you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast topic, feel free to share! We love suggestions and want to make sure these audio clips are both interesting and helpful to you.

In about a week or so, we'll also be available on iTunes, so you'll be able to subscribe to just the podcast updates via your iTunes account or you can check back here weekly – whichever floats your boat.
Happy Hump Day, folks!
Today's Podcast
LISTEN in a new window > Can People with an STD Have Casual Sex?
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be answering the question, ‘Why all the fuss about STDs anyways?' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast topic? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About STDs/STIs – Your Ultimate Guide
* Prevention
* About The STI Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Think You Might Have an STD/STI?
*]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=5541Thu, 29 Nov 2012 03:15:32 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce What to Expect When You're Expecting…an STD Podcast These podcasts are short and sweet – today's podcast runs about 12 minutes and answer's a common question we get here on the website. Most...What to Expect When You're Expecting…an STD Podcast
These podcasts are short and sweet – today's podcast runs about 12 minutes and answer's a common question we get here on the website. Most podcasts will answer one, sometimes two questions.
Should you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast topic, feel free to share! We love suggestions and want to make sure these audio clips are both interesting and helpful to you.

In about a week or so, we'll also be available on iTunes, so you'll be able to subscribe to just the podcast updates via your iTunes account or you can check back here weekly – whichever floats your boat.
Happy Hump Day, folks!
Today's Podcast
LISTEN in a new window > Can People with an STD Have Casual Sex?
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be answering the question, ‘Why all the fuss about STDs anyways?' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast topic? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About STDs/STIs – Your Ultimate Guide
* Prevention
* About The STI Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Think You Might Have an STD/STI?
*]]>731cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/can-people-with-an-std-have-casual-sex-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19039335What to Expect When You're Expecting…an STD Podcast
These podcasts are short and sweet – today's podcast runs about 12 minutes and answer's a common question we get here on the website. Most podcasts will answer one, sometimes two questions.
Should you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast topic, feel free to share! We love suggestions and want to make sure these audio clips are both interesting and helpful to you.

In about a week or so, we'll also be available on iTunes, so you'll be able to subscribe to just the podcast updates via your iTunes account or you can check back here weekly – whichever floats your boat.
Happy Hump Day, folks!
Today's Podcast
LISTEN in a new window > Can People with an STD Have Casual Sex?
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be answering the question, ‘Why all the fuss about STDs anyways?' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast topic? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About STDs/STIs – Your Ultimate Guide
* Prevention
* About The STD Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Think You Might Have an STD/STI?
*]]>http://thestiproject.com/?p=5541Thu, 29 Nov 2012 03:15:32 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce What to Expect When You're Expecting…an STD Podcast These podcasts are short and sweet – today's podcast runs about 12 minutes and answer's a common question we get here on the website. Most...What to Expect When You're Expecting…an STD Podcast
These podcasts are short and sweet – today's podcast runs about 12 minutes and answer's a common question we get here on the website. Most podcasts will answer one, sometimes two questions.
Should you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast topic, feel free to share! We love suggestions and want to make sure these audio clips are both interesting and helpful to you.

In about a week or so, we'll also be available on iTunes, so you'll be able to subscribe to just the podcast updates via your iTunes account or you can check back here weekly – whichever floats your boat.
Happy Hump Day, folks!
Today's Podcast
LISTEN in a new window > Can People with an STD Have Casual Sex?
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be answering the question, ‘Why all the fuss about STDs anyways?' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast topic? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About STDs/STIs – Your Ultimate Guide
* Prevention
* About The STD Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Think You Might Have an STD/STI?
*]]>731cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/can-people-with-an-std-have-casual-sex-happy-hump-day-podcasts--15447781These podcasts are short and sweet – today's podcast runs about 12 minutes and answer's a common question we get here on the website. Most podcasts will answer one, sometimes two questions.
Should you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast topic, feel free to share! We love suggestions and want to make sure these audio clips are both interesting and helpful to you.
In about a week or so, we'll also be available on iTunes, so you'll be able to subscribe to just the podcast updates via your iTunes account or you can check back here weekly – whichever floats your boat.
Happy Hump Day, folks!
Today's Podcast
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Can People with an STD Have Casual Sex?
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next week, I'll be answering the question, ‘Why all the fuss about STDs anyways?' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast topic? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About STDs/STIs – Your Ultimate Guide
* Prevention
* About The STD Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Think You Might Have an STD/STI?
* Would You Like to Share Your Story?
* STD? What Now?]]>http://www.thestdproject.com/?p=5541Thu, 29 Nov 2012 03:15:32 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceWhat to Expect When You're Expecting…an STD Podcast These podcasts are short and sweet – today's podcast runs about 12 minutes and answer's a common question we get here on the website. Most podcasts will answer one, sometimes two questions. Should...These podcasts are short and sweet – today's podcast runs about 12 minutes and answer's a common question we get here on the website. Most podcasts will answer one, sometimes two questions.
Should you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast topic, feel free to share! We love suggestions and want to make sure these audio clips are both interesting and helpful to you.
In about a week or so, we'll also be available on iTunes, so you'll be able to subscribe to just the podcast updates via your iTunes account or you can check back here weekly – whichever floats your boat.
Happy Hump Day, folks!
Today's Podcast
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Can People with an STD Have Casual Sex?
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next week, I'll be answering the question, ‘Why all the fuss about STDs anyways?' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of today's podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast topic? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About STDs/STIs – Your Ultimate Guide
* Prevention
* About The STD Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Think You Might Have an STD/STI?
* Would You Like to Share Your Story?
* STD? What Now?]]>731cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/why-i-talk-about-having-an-std-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19217753It's Wednesday! You know what that means?!?!? It's time for The STI Project's first ever Happy Hump Day Podcast! *the crowd goes wild*
Starting today, I'll be posting a new podcast every ‘Hump Day' = Wednesday from now until the end of time… *dun, dun, dun*
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
These podcasts are partly to help me stave off boredom and mostly meant to address issues and questions which come up frequently via a new and fun format.
Basically, I'll be talking about STDs radio-style and answering some of your most frequently asked questions that way. *more cheers*

Should you have an idea or a question you'd like me to address in an upcoming segment, feel free to let me know – I love suggestions, constructive criticism, encouragement, etc. – all feedback is welcome. Well, almost all feedback – it's amateur hour here at The STI Project, so, keep that in mind. 🙂
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast focuses on talking about STDs. Since I'll be doing these podcasts weekly, I figured this would be a great way to set the stage.
As you'll notice, the podcasts are short and sweet.
Depending on the content and the questions I'm answering weekly, some may run a little longer, but I have a really short attention span, so I aim to keep every podcast under 15 minutes.
LISTEN in a new window > Why I Talk About Having an STD
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be answering the question, ‘Can people with STDs still have casual sex?' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of the first ever podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STI Project
* Press Page
*]]>https://thestiproject.com/?p=5169Wed, 21 Nov 2012 17:13:41 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce It's Wednesday! You know what that means?!?!? It's time for The STI Project's first ever Happy Hump Day Podcast! *the crowd goes wild* Starting today, I'll be posting a new podcast every ‘Hump...It's Wednesday! You know what that means?!?!? It's time for The STI Project's first ever Happy Hump Day Podcast! *the crowd goes wild*
Starting today, I'll be posting a new podcast every ‘Hump Day' = Wednesday from now until the end of time… *dun, dun, dun*
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
These podcasts are partly to help me stave off boredom and mostly meant to address issues and questions which come up frequently via a new and fun format.
Basically, I'll be talking about STDs radio-style and answering some of your most frequently asked questions that way. *more cheers*

Should you have an idea or a question you'd like me to address in an upcoming segment, feel free to let me know – I love suggestions, constructive criticism, encouragement, etc. – all feedback is welcome. Well, almost all feedback – it's amateur hour here at The STI Project, so, keep that in mind. 🙂
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast focuses on talking about STDs. Since I'll be doing these podcasts weekly, I figured this would be a great way to set the stage.
As you'll notice, the podcasts are short and sweet.
Depending on the content and the questions I'm answering weekly, some may run a little longer, but I have a really short attention span, so I aim to keep every podcast under 15 minutes.
LISTEN in a new window > Why I Talk About Having an STD
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be answering the question, ‘Can people with STDs still have casual sex?' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of the first ever podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STI Project
* Press Page
*]]>523cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/why-i-talk-about-having-an-std-happy-hump-day-podcasts--19039330It's Wednesday! You know what that means?!?!? It's time for The STD Project's first ever Happy Hump Day Podcast! *the crowd goes wild*
Starting today, I'll be posting a new podcast every ‘Hump Day' = Wednesday from now until the end of time… *dun, dun, dun*
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
These podcasts are partly to help me stave off boredom and mostly meant to address issues and questions which come up frequently via a new and fun format.
Basically, I'll be talking about STDs radio-style and answering some of your most frequently asked questions that way. *more cheers*

Should you have an idea or a question you'd like me to address in an upcoming segment, feel free to let me know – I love suggestions, constructive criticism, encouragement, etc. – all feedback is welcome. Well, almost all feedback – it's amateur hour here at The STD Project, so, keep that in mind. 🙂
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast focuses on talking about STDs. Since I'll be doing these podcasts weekly, I figured this would be a great way to set the stage.
As you'll notice, the podcasts are short and sweet.
Depending on the content and the questions I'm answering weekly, some may run a little longer, but I have a really short attention span, so I aim to keep every podcast under 15 minutes.
LISTEN in a new window > Why I Talk About Having an STD
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be answering the question, ‘Can people with STDs still have casual sex?' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of the first ever podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STD Project
* Press Page
*]]>http://thestiproject.com/?p=5169Wed, 21 Nov 2012 17:13:41 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceLast reviewed on September 6, 2018 by Jenelle Marie Pierce It's Wednesday! You know what that means?!?!? It's time for The STD Project's first ever Happy Hump Day Podcast! *the crowd goes wild* Starting today, I'll be posting a new podcast every ‘Hump...It's Wednesday! You know what that means?!?!? It's time for The STD Project's first ever Happy Hump Day Podcast! *the crowd goes wild*
Starting today, I'll be posting a new podcast every ‘Hump Day' = Wednesday from now until the end of time… *dun, dun, dun*
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
These podcasts are partly to help me stave off boredom and mostly meant to address issues and questions which come up frequently via a new and fun format.
Basically, I'll be talking about STDs radio-style and answering some of your most frequently asked questions that way. *more cheers*

Should you have an idea or a question you'd like me to address in an upcoming segment, feel free to let me know – I love suggestions, constructive criticism, encouragement, etc. – all feedback is welcome. Well, almost all feedback – it's amateur hour here at The STD Project, so, keep that in mind. 🙂
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast focuses on talking about STDs. Since I'll be doing these podcasts weekly, I figured this would be a great way to set the stage.
As you'll notice, the podcasts are short and sweet.
Depending on the content and the questions I'm answering weekly, some may run a little longer, but I have a really short attention span, so I aim to keep every podcast under 15 minutes.
LISTEN in a new window > Why I Talk About Having an STD
APPLE > iTunes
ANDROID > One Click
GOOGLE > Google Podcasts
iHEARTRADIO > iHeartRadio
PODCHASER > Podchaser
SPOTIFY > Spotify
SPREAKER > Spreaker
STITCHER > Stitcher
TUNEIN > TuneIn
Next week, I'll be answering the question, ‘Can people with STDs still have casual sex?' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of the first ever podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STD Project
* Press Page
*]]>523cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/why-i-talk-about-having-an-std-happy-hump-day-podcasts--15447782Starting today, I'll be posting a new podcast every ‘Hump Day' = Wednesday from now until the end of time… *dun, dun, dun*
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
These podcasts are partly to help me stave off boredom and mostly meant to address issues and questions which come up frequently via a new and fun format.
Basically, I'll be talking about STDs radio-style and answering some of your most frequently asked questions that way. *more cheers*
Should you have an idea or a question you'd like me to address in an upcoming segment, feel free to let me know – I love suggestions, constructive criticism, encouragement, etc. – all feedback is welcome. Well, almost all feedback – it's amateur hour here at The STD Project, so, keep that in mind. 🙂
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast focuses on talking about STDs. Since I'll be doing these podcasts weekly, I figured this would be a great way to set the stage.
As you'll notice, the podcasts are short and sweet.
Depending on the content and the questions I'm answering weekly, some may run a little longer, but I have a really short attention span, so I aim to keep every podcast under 15 minutes.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Why I Talk About Having an STD
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next week, I'll be answering the question, ‘Can people with STDs still have casual sex?' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of the first ever podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STD Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Would You Like to Share Your Story?
*]]>http://www.thestdproject.com/?p=5169Wed, 21 Nov 2012 17:13:41 +0000Jenelle Marie PierceIt's Wednesday! You know what that means?!?!? It's time for The STD Project's first ever Happy Hump Day Podcast! *the crowd goes wild* Starting today, I'll be posting a new podcast every ‘Hump Day' = Wednesday from now until the end of time… *dun,...Starting today, I'll be posting a new podcast every ‘Hump Day' = Wednesday from now until the end of time… *dun, dun, dun*
What to Expect When You're Expecting…a Podcast
These podcasts are partly to help me stave off boredom and mostly meant to address issues and questions which come up frequently via a new and fun format.
Basically, I'll be talking about STDs radio-style and answering some of your most frequently asked questions that way. *more cheers*
Should you have an idea or a question you'd like me to address in an upcoming segment, feel free to let me know – I love suggestions, constructive criticism, encouragement, etc. – all feedback is welcome. Well, almost all feedback – it's amateur hour here at The STD Project, so, keep that in mind. 🙂
Today's Podcast
Today's podcast focuses on talking about STDs. Since I'll be doing these podcasts weekly, I figured this would be a great way to set the stage.
As you'll notice, the podcasts are short and sweet.
Depending on the content and the questions I'm answering weekly, some may run a little longer, but I have a really short attention span, so I aim to keep every podcast under 15 minutes.
LISTEN in a new window ——>>>> Why I Talk About Having an STD
iTUNES ——>>>> Subscribe via iTunes
ANDROID ——>>>> Subscribe via your Android
GOOGLE PODCASTS ——>>>> Subscribe via Google Podcasts
PODCHASER ——>>>> Subscribe via Podchaser
STITCHER ——>>>> Subscribe via Stitcher
TUNEIN ——>>>> Subscribe via TuneIn
Next week, I'll be answering the question, ‘Can people with STDs still have casual sex?' Stay tuned!
– – – –
What did you think of the first ever podcast? Do you have a suggestion for an upcoming podcast? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
More On This:

* About The STD Project
* Press Page
* About the Admin
* Would You Like to Share Your Story?
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