Source: CatalystCon PR
By: Company Press Release
(WASHINGTON, DC) — CatalystCon founder Dee Dennis was featured on “Life on the Swingset,” a podcast and website dedicated to the sexually open. The interview is available as a podcast on LifeOnTheSwingset.com beginning January 22.
To access the interview podcast, go to www.lifeontheswingset.com/13930/SS-102-sex-positive-community-building- conferences-guest-dee-dennis-from-catalystcon-east/.
“This is a great opportunity for CatalystCon to further reach out to the swinging and polyamorous communities,” Dennis said. “The goal of CatalystCon is to bring together people from many diverse communities. We are committed to keeping the energy flowing to promote communication and positive change, from the opening Keynote Address straight through to the last goodbye hug.”
“Life on the Swingset” was founded by Cooper Beckett and Dylan Thomas in 2009, to provide an outstretched hand to the community and an information source for “swingers, polyamorists, triads, BDSM folk, other open people” and “everybody who subscribes to the notion that sexual exploration and openness is healthy, friendly, and most importantly, fun.”
“We believe communication and community are of paramount importance when navigating the sometimes murky waters of non-monogamy,” Beckett said. “So we are very excited to be joined by Dee Dennis to talk about CatalystCon and all the amazing sexiness it’s bringing together.”
Beckett and Thomas, along with Swingset contributors Ginger Bentham and Shira Katz, will be speaking on the panel “Sex with Benefits: Progressive Swinging” at CatalystCon East.
CatalystCon East takes place March 15-17, 2013 in DC-adjacent Arlington, Virginia. Sessions planned for the event include a look at Los Angeles’ controversial Measure B, which mandated the use of condoms in adult video production; a lesson on toxic toys; a discussion of sexuality for senior citizens; an explanation of California’s Proposition 35, which stigmatizes sex workers as “sex offenders” in attempt to fight against human trafficking; an informative session on helping educators effectively teach sexual topics and more.
More than 70 speakers are scheduled to speak, including sex educators, experts, authors, academics and activists such as Ducky Doolittle, jessica drake, Joan Price, Carol Queen, Charlie Glickman, Constance Penley, Tristan Taormino and Rachel Kramer Bussel plus Swedish sexuality experts Suzann Larsdotter and Malinda Flodman, who will present a history of sex education in Sweden.
The list of sessions may be found at CatalystCon.com/Sessions-East. The complete list of speakers, with biographies, may be found at CatalystCon.com/Speakers- East/.
Sponsors for CatalystCon East include sexual aid manufacturers Aneros Company and Tantus, Inc.; Trigg Laboratories, parent company of Wet International, maker of personal lubricants and intimacy products; online exhibition space artpulp.net; adult industry public relations from Fine Ass Marketing; online radio program Sex Out Loud with Tristan Taormino; Los Angeles-based sexuality boutique Pleasure Chest, sex-positive business services resource Sexquire.com; and Minneapolis-based sexuality boutique the Smitten Kitten.
For more information on the sponsors, visit CatalystCon.com/Sponsors-East. To learn how you can become a sponsor of CatalystCon, visit CatalystCon.com/Sponsors-East/Sponsorship.
CatalystCon East takes place March 15-17, 2013 at the Crystal City Marriott at Reagan National Airport. Registration is available now at CatalystCon.com/Register.
About CatalystCon:
CatalystCon is a conference created to inspire exceptional conversations about sexuality. It is about reaching out and stimulating those who attend to create those important conversations in their own communities, changing how we as a society talk and treat sexuality. It is about stimulating the activist that is within all of us and sparking transformation in the way our friends, neighbors, children and even politicians discuss one of the most important aspects of humanity. Founder Dee Dennis regards this conference as a “melting pot of sexuality” that will unite sex educators, sexologists, sex workers, writers, activists, and anyone with a passion for creating change. The fundamental principle behind CatalystCon is “knowledge is power, and sharing that knowledge is the first spark in igniting change.” The first CatalystCon West took place in Long Beach, California, and CatalystCon East will debut in Arlington, Virginia in March 2013. For more information, visit www.CatalystCon.com, www.Twitter.com/CatalystCon, or www.Facebook.com/CatalystCon.
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