Teach Us: How To Flirt, Date & Have Sex Respectfully
Help us get these evidence-based, youth-led resources into high schools around Australia.
From awkward first times and ghosting, to flirting that lands (and the kind that doesn’t), this episode dives headfirst into the dating and sex lives of young people in Australia.
Host Anthony Stefanos is joined by Consent Labs CEO Angie Wan, singer-songwriter Emerson Brophy, journalist-podcaster Maggie Zhou and influencer Mitch Greer for an entertaining, candid conversation about how we learn (and unlearn) what “normal” looks like in intimacy.
The group busts common myths around sexual debuts, orgasms, and body image, and dissect dating app behaviour, rejection etiquette, and the line between flirty and flat-out disrespectful. This isn’t a rulebook — it’s an honest chat about how communication makes everything safer, hotter, and more satisfying.
FEATURING:
Anthony Stefanos:
Host of the Teach Us Consent podcast series, Anthony is a presenter known for guiding bold, honest conversations with empathy and courage.
Angie Wan:
Angie is the Co-Founder and CEO of Consent Labs, an organisation delivering comprehensive consent and respectful relationships education in schools.
Emerson Brophy:
Emerson Brophy is a singer, songwriter, and content creator based in Australia. His songs are often commentary on social and political events.
Maggie Zhou:
Writer, editor, podcaster, content creator, speaker, emcee, Maggie Zhou is a self-confessed multi-hyphenate.
Mitch Greer:
Mitch is a trans woman influencer, model, and content creator.
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