When you think of Lorraine Lionheart, words that come to mind are sexy, confident and intelligent. The Kalahari Desert girl from Botswana, who released a song in Nigeria titled ‘Keke Napep’, is getting set to unveil her sex podcast titled T.A.S.S.O The African Sex Show Online.
The sex podcast will be launched on the 1st day of February 2018.
Lorraine noted that the untold truths, assumptions and myths about sex made her decide to launch her own podcast.
Hear her: “The world of sex is full of untold truths, assumptions, myths, confusion and frustrations. These affect our lives by causing us to lose an important sense of connectedness with our bodies and our sexuality. Talking about sex is just as important as having it.Sex in some way or another is something so many people have in common and dropping the stigma about talking openly about it can bring people together”, said Lorraine Lionheart.
“I love sex. Its that simple. I am passionate about sex education and I have always been the awkward one amongst my friends who talks more openly about sex and often made people uncomfortable. This is nothing new to me; I am just taking on something I do daily. We are all sex educators. Even if you have only ever had one sexual experience or none at all, your story is vital and there is always someone who needs to hear it, for very positive reasons” she revealed.
The podcast will cover a wide range of subjects, the good and the bad, exploring fascinating topics and perspectives where nothing is a taboo and there is literally something for everyone. For each episode the host will interview a great variety of people from all walks of life, including those with religious views on the subjects and those from medical background, both traditional, spiritual, herbal and modern. Leading by example, the host will share her own personal experiences, with the aim to create a more relaxed light-hearted dialogue and encourage honest conversations on sex, sexuality,relationships and everything in between.
The singer also stated that the first episode of ‘Tasso’ will be exclusively about sex dolls, something she feels would be a good
icebreaker since many Africans are currently talking about the sex dolls.
“As an entertainer I understand the importance of delivering a message through fun, so some of the episodes will be comedy charged and perhaps seemingly a lot more entertaining than educational, as I even have a number of comedians interested in becoming regular contributors on the show” she stated.
The podcast will not be suitable for anyone under the age of 18.