Au-delà du sexe Season 1

Jonathan Roberge becomes assistant director of a gay porn film. Louise Deschâtelets asks people about the frequency of their sexual relations. The importance of the perineum for sexual pleasure, and André Robitaille talks about his sexuality.

Kevin Raphael is the guest least comfortable talking about sexuality, he closes his eyes when seeing sex scenes on TV. Mélanie Couture and Erich Preach debate marital duty. We demystify HPV and testosterone issues.

Joe Bocan talks provocation, feminism and the fact that she went seven years without having sex. Dr. Thierry Lebeau talks about solutions for erectile dysfunction. Rose-Aimée attends a sexuality education class in high school.

Rose-Aimée does her STBBI screening. Sébastien Diaz talks about his testicular cancer and the repercussions on his sexuality. Olivier Bernard wonders if aphrodisiacs really exist. Louise Deschâtelets and the importance of the kiss.

Rose-Aimée meets the dominatrix Godess Gess with her submissive. The sexologist François Renaud talks about desire in the couple. Judith Lussier talks about heteronormativity in society and claims her lesbian label.

Biz talks frankly about his sexuality: are rappers popular? Jonathan Roberge meets Khoa Lê to talk about anal pleasure and how to tame it. Louise Deschâtelets finds out if Quebecers know what STBBI means.

Vanessa's pregnancy had a big effect on her sexuality, both during and after, as did her move to the country. Michèle Labrèche-Larouche meets Maryse, who is polyamorous. Caroline Arbour deconstructs the myths surrounding the hymen.

Marc Hervieux is recently separated. How does he deal with his sexuality? Sexologist Laurence Desjardins demystifies seduction. Mélanie Couture and Erich Preach discuss modesty and vulva hygiene with Dr. Jeanne Laflamme.

Catherine Brunet talks about the sexuality she'd like to see on screen and masturbation with sexologist Estelle Cazelais. Laïma Abouraja-Gerald tries her hand at burlesque, and Dr Thierry Lebeau talks penis hygiene.

Jonathan Roberge meets Black Wolves, who are on Only Fans. Olivier Bernard explains the effects of antidepressants on sexuality. Simon Boulerice talks about his phobia of semen and a former love affair with an HIV-positive man.

Jonathan Roberge tests tantrism with his friend Marie. Caroline Arbour talks about sexual pain and the perineum. Ingrid Falaise talks about her first time and sexologist Julie Lemay joins her to discuss hypersexualization.

Kim Thúy talks about Vietnamese sexuality. Rose-Aimée has her vulva molded. Pharmacist Olivier Bernard talks about the benefits of Viagra, and Louise Deschâtelets attempts to discover Quebecers' favorite sexual position.