The #MeToo and #TimesUp movements have shined a critical light on the problem of sexual abuse in the workplace. Why has it taken so long? Will we finally be able to effect critical change and make work environments safer for women and men alike?

In this podcast, Steven suggests that the key to solving this universal problem is simple: We need to use our words to ask for and give consent, rather than to rely on the implicit Braille method.

Topics Talked About in this Podcast: Sexual Harassment: http://stevening.com/blog/recurring-questions-about-sexual-harassment http://stevening.com/blog/sex-therapist-i-can-tell-you-you%E2%80%99re-asking-wrong-question-about-sexual-harassment http://stevening.com/blog/thank-you-harvey-weinstein-and-james-toback http://stevening.com/blog/talking-about-sexual-harassment http://stevening.com/blog/dealing-sexual-harassment http://stevening.com/blog/sexual-harassment-workplace

Consent: http://stevening.com/blog/%E2%80%98use-your-words%E2%80%99-obtain-consent-eliminate-uncertainty

Sexual Fantasies: http://stevening.com/blog/what-about-scary-sexual-fantasies http://stevening.com/blog/beware-ifthen-game-sexual-fantasies

Magic Sex Number: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUOtDSknAOY

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