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The KellFire ShowAuthor: Dr. Kelly Barron
The KellFire Show with Dr. Kelly Barron is here to shatter taboos, defy stereotypes, and empower women on their midlife journey. We reject outdated norms, provide fierce support, and help women conquer this stage of life with confidence and grace. Our mission is bold: revolutionize midlife, one badass woman at a time. Language: en Genres: Alternative Health, Health & Fitness, Sexuality Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Nothing Is Off the Table: Desire, Pleasure and Sexual Empowerment
Episode 51
Friday, 9 October, 2026
What happened to your desire? For many women, especially in midlife, the answer is more complicated than hormones. In this episode of The KellFire Show, I sit down with psychotherapist, Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor, Certified Sex Therapist, Board-Certified Clinical Sexologist, and author Dr. Tiffany Stanley to talk about the things women are often taught not to talk about: desire, pleasure, sexual shame, trauma, body image, intimacy, and what we actually want. We explore why desire can seem to disappear, why libido isn't something that's simply supposed to be "there," and how stress, relationships, body image, trauma, and the mental load can quietly turn down the dial. We also talk about: Why curiosity may be one of the most powerful tools for reconnecting with desire • The subtle ways sexual shame shows up in women's lives • Mismatched desire in relationships—and how to talk about it without blame • Why so many women perform during sex instead of being present • How trauma can live in the body and affect intimacy • Why midlife can be an opportunity for sexual reinvention rather than decline • Reconnecting with your body before trying to "fix" your sex life • Why your first great love should be yourself Dr. Tiffany also shares the inspiration behind her book, Nothing's Off the Table: A Radical Guide to Sexual Desire, Pleasure, and Sexual Empowerment, and why honest conversations about what women want matter. Maybe the question isn't "What's wrong with my libido?" Maybe it's "What am I curious about now?" 🔥 Welcome to The KellFire Show - where we're willing to talk about the things women were taught to keep quiet.
