Sad. Leaned a lot as a teen from her radio show about sex and sexual health. (came in handy when I had a condom break and I knew about how to get her the morning after pill).
I remember her, she did some TV shows.
The Sunday Night Sex Show, watched it every week.I remember her, she did some TV shows.
She was definitely a fresh voice of solid information back when she started in the media.
Back then sex was something polite folks just did not talk about.
She did our country a good service by destigmatizing a lot of what people felt but had no outlet to know it was not weird as in sick.
Remember this was back in the days of fictional written porn ala Penthouse Letters, etc.
That did not range as far on sexuality topics as Sue J did.
We should also recognize that she started her radio shows at a time where the HIV epidemic was raging. There was a lot of fear and stigma around sex (yes even hetero sex). She normalized discussions around safe sex, minimizing your risk, and about gay sex as well at least reducing the taboo. And acknowledged that oral and anal sex was not only for gay men, but also a normal form of sexual expression for all couples. She talked frankly and non judgementally about all forms of sexual expression at a time where it was felt that sex if not done carefully, could be a death sentence. She was a huge positive force in society for the time, and probably actually saved lives.She was definitely a fresh voice of solid information back when she started in the media.
Back then sex was something polite folks just did not talk about.
She did our country a good service by destigmatizing a lot of what people felt but had no outlet to know it was not weird as in sick.
Remember this was back in the days of fictional written porn ala Penthouse Letters, etc.
That did not range as far on sexuality topics as Sue J did.
The Sunday Night Sex Show, watched it every week.
lol. Gently bently. So true!Like many of you as a youth I listened to her on Q107, and I remember whenever a person called in for information regarding anal sex she would end with the same advice...."gently bently"RIP Sue.
what sue Never talked about doing the pizza girlShe was definitely a fresh voice of solid information back when she started in the media.
Back then sex was something polite folks just did not talk about.
She did our country a good service by destigmatizing a lot of what people felt but had no outlet to know it was not weird as in sick.
Remember this was back in the days of fictional written porn ala Penthouse Letters, etc.
That did not range as far on sexuality topics as Sue J did.