Debra Soh

Debra Soh, a neuroscientist and sex researcher, explores why modern intimacy is collapsing. She gets into the sex recession, porn as a substitute, and how smartphones and social media changed dating. There’s also a look at hypergamy, plastic surgery, falling fertility, AI partners, and why real world courtship feels harder than ever.

Dr. Debra Soh, a sex neuroscientist and author of "The End of Gender," dives into intriguing topics about the shifting dynamics of sex and identity. She discusses the impact of technology on modern relationships, including challenges posed by dating apps and social media. Dr. Soh also explores the controversial rise of sex robots and their societal implications. Additionally, she raises thought-provoking points about gender dysphoria in the age of social media, emphasizing the importance of open dialogue regarding these complex issues.

Dr. Debra Soh, a sex neuroscientist and author who studies human sexuality and cultural trends, breaks down what is changing intimacy today. She discusses the decline in sexual activity, extreme porn and its effects, swipe-driven dating culture, AI companions and sex robots, and controversies around gender ideology and youth medical transitions. Short, sharp, and provocative conversation.

Today we welcome Debra Soh, Marco Del Giudice, and Buck Angel.Dr. Debra Soh is a neuroscientist who specializes in gender, sex, and sexual orientation. She holds a PhD in neuroscience with scientific expertise in paraphilias, hypersexuality, and child sexual abuse prevention. As a journalist, her writing has appeared in several publications like the New York Post, the Wall Street Journal, and many more. In 2020, she published her first book called “The End of Gender”.Dr. Marco Del Giudice is an associate professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. He received his bachelors in psychology and doctorate in cognitive science from the University of Turin in Italy. He has over a hundred scientific publications on personality, motivation, attachment styles, psychopathology, sex differences, and other topics. In 2016 he was granted the Early Career Award of the Human Behavior and Evolution Society (HBES).Buck Angel is an adult-film producer, performer and motivational speaker who also works as an advocate, educator, lecturer and writer. He has served on the Board of Directors of the Woodhull Sexual Freedom Alliance from 2010 to 2016. Born as a biological female, Buck conquered a lifetime of adversity to undergo his transformation to become the healthy, happy, self-confident man that he is today. Buck created the first FTM adult website in 2003, and became the first FTM adult entertainer and film producer. In 2007, Buck made history again as the first transexual man to ever win the AVN transexual performer of the year award. In this episode, I talk to Debra, Marco, and Buck about the scientific realities of biological sex. There is considerable opposition against the idea that sex is binary. But denying science because it doesn’t seem to fit our gender beliefs can be dangerous. As ironic as it seems, when we acknowledge biology, we can accommodate more variation better than our preconceived, rigid social norms.Website: drdebrasoh.com , marcodg.net , buckangel.comTwitter: @DrDebraSoh & @BuckAngel Topics04:08 Dr. Marco’s background and expertise 06:41 Dr. Debra’s background and expertise07:48 Buck’s background and expertise10:02 Shift from ‘transexual’ to ‘transgender’ 12:35 The separation of sex and gender21:33 Why feminists reject biology27:27 “It is transphobic to deny biology”30:51 Extreme trans activism 40:00 Transgenders vs TERFs43:07 Being gender fluid is trendy44:18 Losing the nuances in gender47:49 The evolutionary perspective of traits55:05 Dismantling the definition of woman58:46 De-transitioning and safe healthcare1:07:03 The construction of gender identity1:14:25 Social transitioning through pronouns1:22:32 Non-binary and non-specific labels1:28:42 Prioritizing truth over feelingsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Debra Soh, neuroscientist and science journalist who studies human sexuality, discusses the causes and consequences of the so-called sex recession. They explore how dating apps, social media, pornography, AI companions, and shifting expectations between men and women are reshaping intimacy. The conversation also touches on Gen Z mental health, the manosphere, fertility trends, and future-technologies replacing human connection.

Dr. Debra Soh, neuroscientist and author of Sextinction, studies why younger generations are having less sex. She discusses technology as a new form of contraception, the roles of porn, dating apps, AI companions, and sex dolls. She also covers hormonal and environmental factors, changing sexual norms, and whether an analog rebound is possible.

Debra Soh, a renowned neuroscientist and author of "The End of Gender," discusses the evolving dynamics of sex and gender at FreedomFest 2025. She emphasizes the importance of healthy dialogue around gender ideology, the impact of pornography on youth, and the motivations behind college women entering sex work. The conversation also unpacks the differences in sexual strategies between men and women, highlighting emotional consequences and challenges in dating behaviors. Soh advocates for open communication about sexuality to navigate these complex societal issues.

Dr. Debra Soh's worldview on DEI programs changed after watching Yuri Bezmenov interviews. Dave Rubin discusses the impact of ideological subversion on academia and the Dallas Mavericks' focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion. They highlight the importance of DEI in creating a competitive advantage and address the language and behavior of Donald Trump and Joe Biden. The speaker emphasizes taking active measures to change the perception of reality and advocates for standing up for beliefs and supporting good people.

Debra Soh, a neuroscientist and former academic sex researcher, dives deep into the contentious topic of gender. She highlights the challenges academics face when challenging societal narratives around gender identity. Soh argues that gender is heavily influenced by biology, not just social constructs. She discusses the complexities of female sexuality and the implications of transitioning, particularly for children. Through her research, she calls for accountability in science, emphasizing the importance of open dialogue in addressing these critical issues.

Vinnie Politan, Court TV legal journalist, and Charlie Condon, former South Carolina attorney general, unpack the overturned Murdaugh murder convictions, juror contacts, legal standards, and what a retrial might look like. Dr. Debra Soh, sex neuroscientist and author of Sextinction, explains the research on the so-called sex recession, social media effects, changing mate standards, and cultural drivers of declining intimacy.