On The Couch Episodes
Caddyshack Project host the On The Couch series where guests discuss and explore current social themes and sex positive topics. We collaborate with experts, practitioners authors, advocates and influencers to share stories and insights that matter. Watch previous recorded episodes or listen to the On The Couch podcast.
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
Compassion in Transness, Culture and Relationships with Mai Nguyen
Sit down with Mai Nugyen (she/her), as she opens up with Maddy to share her personal experience and the importance of understanding compassion and empathy when approaching conversations about transness and cultural identity.
As a Vietnamese trans woman working in the trans healthcare space, Mai draws on her deep understanding of the communities she serves and the belief that inclusive healthcare relies on building bridges between people.
Mai’s honesty, heart and passion bleeds through personal stories of navigating her transness and cultural identities in her relationship with self, community, family and romantic partner.
This episode was recorded in February 2026
Muslim Women, Feminism & Tokenism in the Workplace with Soaliha Iqbal
What does it actually mean to create real cultural change?
In this eye-opening and honest conversation, Winnie sits down with journalist and podcast creator Soaliha Iqbal to explore the intersections of politics, feminism, media trends, and anti-capitalism in a colonial world.
Soaliha shares how her lived experience as a Muslim women in Australian has defined her voice within the Australian media landscape, using her platform to unpack the social, cultural, and political structures that shape our everyday lives.
She reflects on the discomfort many people feel when talking about race, diversity, and inclusion. Instead of letting fear of “getting it wrong” hold us back, Soaliha shares why we should approach these conversations with honesty, courage, and a collaborative spirit.
Drag is a Performance, Trans is an Identity with Cherry-Ripe, Roxee Horror & Lawrence of Australia
It all begins with an idea.
Society, Social Scripts & the Study of Sex with Jennifer Power
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Young People’s Digital Cultures & Sexual Health with Professor Kath Albury
It all begins with an idea.
Sex, Disability & Human Rights with Rachel Wotton & Mohammed Samrah
It all begins with an idea.
Healthy Relationships, Porn Literacy & Sex Education with Tessa Opie & Kerrin Bradfield
It all begins with an idea.
Collective Holding, Community Care & Mutual Aid with Danyelle Mei Kaplan & Egan Magee
It all begins with an idea.
Sexological Bodywork & The Somatic Therapy Approach with Stella Topaz
It all begins with an idea.
TransHealth, Medical Consent, Disability & Queer Healthcare with Axel-Nathaniel Rose
It all begins with an idea.
TransHealth is a Human Right with Clinical Nurse Consultant Maggie Smith
It all begins with an idea.
From International Student to Sexual Health Nurse with Ruiqi Fan
It all begins with an idea.