Caddyshack Project host the On The Couch podcast series where guests discuss and explore current social themes and sex positive topics.<br /><br />We collaborate with experts, practitioners, authors, advocates and influencers to share stories and insights that matter.
On The Couch
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30 episodes
Updated Bi-weekly
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Caddyshack Project host the On The Couch podcast series where guests discuss and explore current social themes and sex positive topics.<br /><br />We collaborate with experts, practitioners, authors, advocates and influencers to share stories and insights that matter.
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7/3/2024
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Recent Episodes
June 29, 2026
Talking About Sex, Bodies & Consent with Dr Melissa Kang & Yumi Stynes
Sit down with Maddy and Winnie as they chat with Dr Melissa Kang and Yumi Stynes all about how we can have conversations about sex, bodies and consent with confidence and care while centering the power of young people’s voices. As co-authors of the award-winning ‘Welcome-To’ book series, Melissa and Yumi draw on their work across media, medicine and education to share why accessible, inclusive relationships and comprehensive sexuality education matters. Together, they give insight into the conception of the ‘Welcome-To’ series and how this evidence-based resource filled a gap and created a safe and trustworthy space for learning. Listen as Melissa and Yumi reflect on their own experiences, and highlight how honest, curiosity-driven conversations can build trust, reduce shame, and support young people to feel informed, empowered, and connected. This episode was recorded in May 2026 Read transcript here Check out our webpage for more information Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn Recommendations and References: Yumi Stynes Dr Melissa Kang Welcome to Your Period Welcome to Consent Welcome to Your Boobs Welcome to Sex Welcome to Friendship Ladies, We Need To Talk Co Culture Communications 8th Australian survey of secondary students and sexual health, Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe University Caddyshack Project Dolly Doctor Webinar Series The SSASH Survey Comprehensive Relationships and Sexuality Education and Reproductive Health for Children and Young People at School Talk Soon, Talk Often Teach Us Consent Intersex Peer Support Australia ACON’s TransHub Play Safe NSW International Student Health Hub Take Blaktion Sticky Q’s Podcast On The Couch episodes mentioned: Collective Holding, Community Care & Mutual Aid with Danyelle Mei Kaplan & Egan Magee LGBTQIA+ Community Care, Mental Health & Emotions with Chris Cheers Compassion in Transness, Culture & Relationships with Mai Nguyen Digital Literacy, Sex Ed & Sexual Violence Prevention with Dr Giselle Woodley and Dr Sarah Vrankovich Australian Secondary Schools Survey Release with Professor Jennifer Power Sex, Relationships & Consent with Tom & Adie from the Sticky Q’s Podcast Society, Social Scripts & The Study of Sex with Professor Jennifer Power Credits Host: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson Guest: Dr Melissa Kang & Yumi Stynes Producers: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson Editing: Winnie Adamson Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript) NSW Health social media community guidelines
May 28, 2026
Australian Secondary Schools Survey Release with Professor Jennifer Power
In this impactful conversation, Professor Jennifer Power sits down with Winnie to share the latest findings from the 8th iteration of the Australian Secondary Students and Sexual Health (SSASH) Study, Australia’s most comprehensive national snapshot of young people’s sexual health, relationships and wellbeing. As the Lead Investigator of SSASH and Associate Professor at the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society (ARCSHS), Jennifer unpacks what the data reveals about current gaps and emerging trends, highlighting why evidence-based, inclusive and responsive approaches are critical to supporting young people. For more than three decades, SSASH has shaped how we understand and respond to young people’s sexual health, influencing policy, education, and sexual health promotion. To hear more about Professor Jennifer Power’s work, listen to her previous episode of On The Couch Society, Social Scripts & the Study of Sex This episode was recorded in April 2025 Read transcript here Check out our webpage for more information Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn Recommendations Jennifer Power | About | La Trobe University 8th Australian survey of secondary students and sexual health, Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society, Our work, Sexual health and wellbeing, La Trobe University References Co-Culture Communications, Leah Maneama Coordinates of Belonging Part 1 Coordinates of Belonging Part 2 Collective Holding, Community Care & Mutual Aid with Danyelle Mei Kaplan & Egan Magee LGBTQIA+ Community Care, Mental Health & Emotions with Chris Cheers The SSASH Survey - The SSASH Survey ARCSHS at Latrobe University Student Edge Panel Youth Affairs Council Victoria University of Melbourne Study Goanna Study The Australian Child Maltreatment Study, a nationally representative survey of child abuse and neglect in Australia, found that among participants aged 16–24 who had ever been in a relationship: 44% had experienced psychological violence 25% had experienced physical violence 18% had experienced sexual violence (Mathews et al., 2025). Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC), a nationally representative study that has followed approximately 10,000 children and their families since 2004, reported that, in 2018, 29% of 18–19-year-olds had experienced at least one form of intimate partner violence in the 12 months prior to the survey. Specifically: 25% had experienced emotional abuse 12% had experienced physical violence 8% had experienced sexual abuse. Hobbs, C. (2022). Young, in love and in danger: Teen domestic violence and abuse in Tasmania : research report. Mathews, B., Hegarty, K. L., MacMillan, H. L., Madzoska, M., Erskine, H. E., Pacella, R., ... & Cubitt, T. (2025). The prevalence of intimate partner violence in Australia: a national survey. Medical Journal of Australia, 222(9), 440-448. O’Donnell, K., Rioseco, P., Vittiglia, A., Rowland, B., & Mundy, L. (2023). Intimate partner violence among Australian 18–19 year olds. Canberra; Australian Institute of Family Studies. Credits Host: Winnie Adamson Guest: Jennifer Power Producers: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson Editing: Winnie Adamson Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript) NSW Health social media community guidelines
April 23, 2026
Digital Literacy, Sex Ed & Sexual Violence Prevention with Dr Giselle Woodley & Dr Sarah Vrankovich
Dr Giselle Woodley and Dr Sarah Vrankovich join Maddy and Winnie for a thoughtful and nuanced conversation exploring how young people learn about sex, relationships and consent in an increasingly digital world. Dr Giselle and Dr Sarah are researchers working at the intersection of sexuality education, digital cultures and sexual violence prevention. As dedicated advocates at Bloom-Ed, they bring their passion and academic depth to the delivery of accessible and inclusive comprehensive relationships and sexuality education across schools, communities and online spaces. Together, they advocate for strength‑based and evidence‑informed approaches that centre connection, curiosity, and pleasure. This episode was recorded in March 2026 CONTENT WARNINGS: This episode references sexual violence. 1800RESPECT - 1800 737 732 Read transcript here Check out our webpage for more information Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn Recommendations Dr Sarah Vrankovich Dr Giselle Woodley Bloom-Ed References Co-Culture Communications, Leah Maneama Coordinates of Belonging Part 1 Coordinates of Belonging Part 2 Collective Holding, Community Care & Mutual Aid with Danyelle Mei Kaplan & Egan Magee LGBTQIA+ Community Care, Mental Health & Emotions with Chris Cheers Australian Teen Voices on Age Verification and Age Assurance Measures Article SSASH Survey The Conversation article on the Social Media Ban in Australia The Conversation article on New Industry Codes Age Assurance Technology Trial Report Teach Us Consent Bruce Perry Healthways Building Protective Factors in Sexual Violence Prevention: Implications for Research, Practice and Policy Guiding Principles For Undertaking Strengths-Based Queer Sexual Violence Research The Conversation article on Pornography and Age Verification Access Sexuality education in an age of resistance: Reflections at the nexus of education, health and rights Sexual Violence Prevention & the Power of Sex Education with Katrina Marson Dr Jackie Hendricks Lydia Jupp - Star Observer End Rape On Campus Australia Credits Host: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson Guest: Dr Giselle Woodley & Dr Sarah Vrankovich Producers: Maddy Stratten, Winnie Adamson & Diana Karamacoska Editing: Winnie Adamson Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript) NSW Health social media community guidelines
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