Chicago – Writer and sexologist Suzannah Weiss joins Oh F*ck Yeah with Ruan Willow to question a familiar assumption: that taking pleasure in the body means turning away from God.
In “Finding Spiritual Truths in Sexuality with Suzannah Weiss,” Weiss revisits biblical passages about sex, asking how much of the shame attached to pleasure comes from scripture and how much comes from the people interpreting (and often misinterpreting) it. The episode’s show notes put it in everyday terms: “We weren’t given taste buds to not taste food!”
The conversation moves from scripture to hookup culture, where Weiss and Willow consider how patriarchal ideas shape whose pleasure counts. Weiss also describes her belief in multiple messianic figures and the role she sees for them in a sex-positive movement inspired by Jesus.
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ABOUT SHOSHANNA BLANCA | JESUS CHRIST PORNSTAR | SUZANNAH WEISS:
Jesus Christ Pornstar is an adult performer, model, psychic medium, feminist writer and certified sex educator. She is best known for The Second Cumming and Uncovering Eve, video and image series exploring the body, divinity, sexuality and gender. Her work also includes Hysterical Literature Bible Readings, which combine self-pleasure with prayer to evoke religious ecstasy; Jesus Lessons, where she teaches respectful bedroom conduct; and The Porn Psychic, vlogs about her visions of Jesus, Mary Magdalene and the apocalypse.
She is currently a PhD student in clinical sexology researching religious sex workers and how they reconcile their vocation with faith. Her academic background spans cognitive neuroscience, gender and sexuality studies, modern culture and media, psychology and sexual health. Drawing from Reconstructionist Judaism and Quakerism, she reinterprets biblical passages about sex and love to develop a theology for the modern world. She understands her claim to messiahhood as part of a larger movement of people called to help save the world.
As Suzannah Weiss, she is a sex therapist and the author of Subjectified: Becoming a Sexual Subject and Eve’s Blessing: Uncovering the Lost Pleasure Behind Female Pain, which received the 2026 AASECT Book Award for General Audience. She has written thousands of articles on gender, sexuality, relationships and wellness for outlets including The New York Times, The Washington Post, New York Magazine, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Elle and Playboy, served as an editor for Teen Vogue, Complex and Vice, and contributed to the anthologies The Big Book of Orgasms and Here We Are: Feminism for the Real World.