Luke has anxiety issues about getting naked in front of others. So how can he build his confidence to being nude with a partner? Luke meets with sex therapist Cyndi Darnell, who suggests some exercises to help him overcome his fears. Then he enrols in a masculinity class with men’s coach, Jared Osborne, who encourages Luke to see his genitals as just another body part. By the end of the episode, Luke goes from someone who wears bathers in the sauna, to someone who can play tennis. Nude Tennis!
Touching other people makes Luke really uncomfortable. He doesn’t like it, he tries to avoid it, and yet… apparently sex involves a lot of touching. Attending a cuddle party, taking a class with a kissing coach and experiencing a Tibetan tantric ritual called ‘Pulse of the Dragon’, Luke is pushed well out of his comfort zone.
Having overcome many of his psychological fears and phobias around sex, Luke now focuses on how he can prime his body for sex. He learns about sex super foods and how to maintain his sexual energy through kegel exercises. But first - a stellar comedy cast of Luke’s mates dress up as the most common STI’s and all move in together.
In an episode about giving and receiving pleasure, Luke learns the art of sensually handling your member, or someone else’s. He takes a workshop in oral sex – boring! Then he takes the most confronting class he’s faced so far when he learns an orgasmic way to stimulate the clitoris – and he’s learning on a friend.
On a date with “Steve” one of Sydney’s top male escorts, Luke learns great sex isn’t about intercourse – it’s about creating intimacy and connection. Yet most of what he knows about sex is from watching porn. Cyndi Gallop (founder of MakeLoveNotPorn) talks to Luke about her crusade to change the way we talk about and engage in ‘real world sex’. Finally, Luke dives into his own fantasies by writing and performing an erotic story on stage.
Over the past five weeks Luke has been learning how to get better at sex. Now it’s time to take one step beyond and expand his repertoire with kinky. From role playing and dressing up, to bondage and submission, Luke explores creative sexual practises.
Behind the scenes footage and bloopers from the set of Luke Warm Sex.
Luke meets Cindy Gallop; advertising consultant, author and founder of the MakeLoveNotPorn project.
Luke meets Professor Thiagarajan Sitharthan and Dr Gomathi Sitharthan to talk about pornography and the impact it can have on our sex lives.
Luke talks to strangers to gauge how often regular Australians are having sex.
Luke talks to regular Australians about their sexual fantasies and curious encounters.
Roger Butler helps Luke identify things he enjoys and would like to get better at.
Dr Judith Glover explains female "hysteria" and the evolution of the vibrator.
