Eve Eurydice speaks with Mateo Serna Zapata, Miami artist & photographer, & Kyla Thomas & Joshua Rosado, established Miami dancers who are his models. We discuss that the dominant culture has turned our purest instincts into shame & guilt in order to control our ‘animal’ nature & convinced us that nature is impure whereas the mind, which can be brainwashed, is pure. By returning to Nature we take back our power. By speaking sex we bring us back to nature where we belong among our fellow life forms. We discuss dancers’ bodies & minds at work, in rehearsal, in groove, in casting calls, on stage beheld by the male gaze which turns the exposed body into porn, fine line between professionalism & commercialism, fine art & advertising. We discuss polyamory, body standards, sex positions, queer identity & sex labels, nudity or nakedness, mass culture & social media policing & fracturing us. We Identify the tools we need to speak sex fluently, not just through body language but through language. We discuss patriarchy not as a gender driven authority but a tyranny over both sexes. Let us make open communication as normal as it is natural so that love allows space for individuality. Lying, cheating, drama, pain, arguing, guilt, fear would be avoided if we could be speaking freely about love & sex with our partners. Listen & you’ll find yourself nodding along.