134 - David Steinberg (This Thing We Call Sex)
About this episode
David Steinberg is an author, photographer, and a radically sane guy. We talk about his inadvertent work with the CIA, what it was like to be plugged into the anti-war political world of San Francisco in the late 60s, and his lifelong refusal to accept shame as a sensible response to human sexuality. Join us in Portland's Laurelhurst Park for this wide-ranging, intimate conversation.
Music:
Opening theme: Basin and Range.
Kim Churchill, "Don't Leave Your Life Too Long." iTunes link.
Closing theme: Carsie Blanton, "Smoke Alarm."
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