This film depicts a female pleasuring and caressing various parts of her body including genitalia while looking at herself in   a mirror.  Sheets and experiments with several vibrators fun has announced verbal outbreak as she experiences orgasm.

This film documents research involving a young man who has trained himself to become multiply orgasmic.  He was filmed in the research laboratory being monitored by an 8-channel recorder while masturbating to achieve seven orgasms and seven ejaculations within a 15-minute period during which the ejaculate was measured and recorded. This film is of interest to students in understanding the techniques, methods and goals of research, and is useful for classes in human sexuality, psychology and health education.

Shows the seven glands that regulate human life and growth with emphasis on the pituitary and sex glands. Outlines changes that take place in the bodies of boys and girls.

Though this sex education film concentrates on presenting the anatomy and physiology of human reproduction in sober medical terms, its release kicked off a controversy in many American cities and towns over the legitimacy of sex education in the public schools. The film is narrated from the point of view of an adult who tries to decide how to answer his son's natural questions about sex and reproduction. With excellent diagrams of the reproductive process.

Fundamentals of mammalian reproduction, presented through animation, photomicrography and natural photography. Note: This film was produced without sound and in 1937 sound was added.

Anti-homosexual film targeted at teenage boys, urging them to avoid encounters with potential molestors.

How far can young people go in petting and still stay within the bounds of personal standards and social mores?

"Gay/Straight: Can We Talk? is the third in a series of programs (from PBS Station KBDI-TV12) examining homosexual issues with Brian McNaught. Brian and our studio audience talk about building bridges of understanding between heterosexuals and their gay family members, friends and co-workers. Through personal stories and open dialogue, this program models how gays and straights can talk and listen to each other in ways that can make friends out of strangers and allies out of foes. "McNaught asserts, 'The issue of homosexuality is a very difficult one for many people. Turn on a talk show or read a letter to the editor and it's easy to understand that many people are wrestling with this. Yet, I believe, with honesty, patience and love that people with seemingly impossible differences can build bridges of mutual respect and admiration'."

Acclaimed writer and corporate trainer, Brian McNaught explains why companies need to address issues of concern to gay, lesbian, and bisexual employees and how to do so effectively. Shown regularly on Public Broadcasting Stations throughout the country, this video received the highest rating from the American Library Association (**** Highly Recommended. Editor's Choice).  

Brian McNaught puts a powerful face on the issue with this non-threatening but highly effective presentation on the isolation and alienation of growing up gay. In the same gentle manner with which he has made allies of heterosexual audiences in the past 25 years, McNaught explains what it is like growing up with a secret you don't understand and are afraid to tell for fear of losing people's love and respect. Aired repeatedly on PBS stations nationally, it received the highest rating from the American Library Association (**** Highly Recommended. Editor's Choice).  

A Conversation with Brian McNaught On Being Gay catches award-winning author and educator Brian McNaught at home, at the lectern, and at peace with himself as he talks with enthusiasm and authority about the fallacies, the facts and, most importantly, the feelings of being gay in a straight world.Author of the highly-regarded books On Being Gay – Thoughts on Family, Faith and Love and Gay Issues in the Workplace (St. Martin’s Press), Mr. McNaught has been honored repeatedly for his contribution to the general public’s understanding of homosexuality.  He is a certified sexuality educator, served for two years as the Mayor of Boston’s liaison to the gay and lesbian community, has spoken at over 100 Universities and has been described by the New York Times as “. . . the godfather of gay diversity and sensitivity training.”  Now, through this effective video presentation, Mr McNaught brings to an even wider audience his special gift to communicate.Throughout the program, Mr. McNaught encourages both gay and non-gay viewers to realize their individual potential and to replace self-hate withself-esteem, self-doubt with self-knowledge, self consciousness with self-confidence.

Bridged and Rob have been together for two years; they have lived together since 2005 in a beautiful house in the Berkeley Hills. Bridged is in her twenties. She is finishing her undergraduate degree at Mills College, after which she will continue her research in Nepal and apply for acceptance to UC Berkeley's PhD program in anthropology. She has her own start-up company, which does philanthropic grass root fundraising for social and educational programs in developing nations. Rob, who is 17 years older than Bridged, leads a group of scientists researching nanotechnology. He holds a PhD in chemistry and is an inventor and artist. Both are Caucasian. Bridged and Rob are intelligent and intellectual. They have a great passion for life, their work and each other. They love to de-construct their thought processes through long and engaged discussions. They adore each other. They enjoy eating out, travelling and meeting interesting people. Rob and Bridged find that they fuel each other's passions and questions. They believe that "the unexamined life is not worth living." In the film, Bridged and Rob speak about their enjoyment in playing out roles and fantasies with each other. They maintain a great sense of humor. They laugh a lot when playing with each other. Bridged began exploring her fantasies early in life; Rob started his exploration when he met Bridged. Rob explains in the film how his relationship with Bridged has opened new doors for him, and how they play with his foot fetish.

This program, originally produced as 35mm slides (no sound) helps individuals assess their feelings about non-standard sexual behavior.  Twenty-two sexual behaviors are depicted, many of  which may be interpreted as illegal in numerous states.  Auiences then discuss which behaviors they would decriminalize or legalize; describe their own personal attitude toward these behaviors. The program is designed to help groups examine criteria for developing personal and societal standards.  Each behavior is depicted with nudity, without genital exposure. The twenty-two behaviors: 1. Threesome, 2. Adultery, 3. Female Sex Worker, 4. Male Sex Worker, 5. Obscene phone caller, 6. Male homosexuality, 7. Incest, 8. Voyeurism, 9. Fellatio, 10. Intercourse (woman on top), 11. Necrophilia, 12. Cunnilingus, 13. Anal Intercourse (homosexual), 14. Anal Intercourse (heterosexual), 15. Flogging, 16. Cross Dressing, 17. Exhibitionism, 18. Pedophilia, 19. Bestiality, 20. Sexual Power Play (BDSM), 21. Female homosexuality, 22. Fetishism In a group setting each participant is asked to rate each of the 22 behviors using this scale: ___ A. NO RESTRICTIONS ___ B. AGE RESTRICTIONS ___ C. REFER FOR COUNSELING ___ D. REFER FOR PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT ___ E. IMPRISONMENT After watching the program and filling out the form participants are put in small groups and asked to compare and discuss their responses.

Exercise #7 Many couples enjoy different ways of experiencing sexual intimacy, such as intercourse, outercourse (rubbing their genitalia against different parts of their partners body), anal intercourse, and strap-on intercourse (partly uses a strap-on dildo to enter their partner). Couples may also experiment using unexplored positions in love making. DVDs of this program are available at HSAB.org

Exercise #1 Masters  and Johnson developed a pleasuring technique in the 1960s that became one of the most  highly regarded aspects of  sex therapy: sensate focus.   Refined over the years, it is valued today because it truly works. Sensate  focus teaches you the ways to create ecstatic  erotic touch, building the intensity of all your intimate  moments. This series is like having a sex therapist in your own home guide you through these fun exercises. You and your partner will learn many options for creating  deeper connections through your erotic exchanges. Real couples demonstrate the exercises in this program, so that you can benefit from watching them explore their erotic connections too. Exploring  the pleasure potential of our bodies is as old as time. With the guided assistance of world leading sex therapists, you will learn how to increase your sexual pleasure and loving bond. Erotic Pleasure Male Sexual Anatomy Female Sexual Anatomy Sexual Reponse Getting Started These first segments are offered for information and an overview about process for sexual intimacy and enhancement. They are designed to help couples ask questions and seek information about genitalia and the sexual/erotic response cycle. DVDs of this program are available at HSAB.org  

Exercise #7 Many couples enjoy different ways of experienceing sexual intimacy, such as intercourse, outercourse (rubbing their genitalia against different parts of their partners body), anal intercourse, and strap-on intercourse (partner uses a strap-on dildo to enter their partner).  Couples may also experiment using unexplored positions in lovemaking. DVDs of this program are available at HSAB.org

Exercise #6 The purpose of this exercise is to obtain to the pleasure experience by introducing oral genital, oral anal, fantasy play, and sex toys, such as vibrators. DVDs of this program are available at HSAB.org

Exercise #5 This session offers an opportunity for each person to give guidance and feedback to their partner, both verbally and through hand guidance. Hand guidance is done by the partner being stimulated by putting their hand on top of the partners hand guiding with pressure, rate of movement, and areas to be touched. DVDs of this program are available at HSAB.org

Exercise #4 This session is a build-on exercise.  In this segment, couples should do the body caress before moving on to the genital exploration. DVDs of this program are available at HSAB.org

Exercise #3 In this exercise notice there is no genital contact. The goal is to learn that the whole body has erotic potential. DVDs of this program are available at HSAB.org