Introducing: Moms Don’t Have Time to Have Sex!
A new podcast co-hosted by Zibby Owens and sex expert Tracey Cox
International sexpert Tracey Cox and award-winning podcast host Zibby Owens have joined forces for a new weekly podcast answering your most pressing sex questions (anonymously).
Airing every Tuesday, Moms Don’t Have Time to Have Sex will answer three anonymously generated questions that regular moms secretly want answered — plus a sex tip from Tracey. Weekly episodes will appear in a condensed, written Q&A format on Medium, with Tracey providing some additional commentary from her show notes. The full episode will also be linked at the end of each Medium post.
“Mom’s Don’t Have Time to Have Sex is a fun, non-threatening podcast aimed at women who aren’t hugely comfortable talking about sex but have sex dilemmas they maybe don’t want to ask their friends about,” Cox says.
“No topic is out of bounds and we plan on delivering useful, practical information about sex with a healthy dose of humor. It’s for women of all age groups, single or attached, and all sexualities.”
Tracey Cox has an academic background in psychology and has appeared on Oprah, CNN, and The Today Show, as well as many prime-time news and chat shows worldwide. She has a weekly column with the MailOnline, the world’s largest English-speaking news website.
Cox has written seventeen books, including the bestsellers Hot Sex and Supersex. She recently joined Zibby on her podcast, Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books to discuss her latest book Great Sex Starts at 50.
Zibby Owens is the creator and host of the award-winning podcast Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books. Launched in March 2018, Zibby’s podcast has featured over 500 authors and has been downloaded more than 2 million times. With an informal, conversational, and warm manner, Zibby routinely gets authors to open up about what’s important to them, giving busy readers the back story to their favorite (or as yet undiscovered) books.
Owens is a regular contributor to Good Morning America online and has recommended books in the Washington Post, Real Simple, and other outlets. She has also contributed to Parents, Marie Claire, Redbook, the New York Times, and many other publications. She has appeared on CBS This Morning, Good Morning America, the BBC. She currently has a two-book deal for children’s books with Flamingo, an imprint of Penguin Random House, and two anthologies with Skyhorse Publishing: Moms Don’t Have Time To: A Quarantine Anthology (02/16/21) and Moms Really Don’t Have Time To: A Second Anthology (11/21).
Listen to Moms Don’t Have Time to Have Sex on Spotify, iHeartRadio, and most other podcast apps.
Have a question for Tracey? Enter it anonymously here!
