Episode 03: AccSEXibility: Microgravity Leveling the Playing Field

Disability and sexuality are deeply human experiences.

They do not disappear in space.

In AccSEXibility: Microgravity Leveling the Playing Field, we examine how zero gravity may change the physical dynamics of intimacy — and what accessibility truly means beyond Earth.

With insights from sex therapist Avery Lafleur and Eric’s lived experience, this episode explores a powerful possibility:

Could space remove some of the barriers that gravity imposes?

Accessibility is not a feature.

It’s foundational to civilization.

Episode 02: Let’s Get Physical…In Orbit

Microgravity changes the human body almost immediately.

Fluids shift upward.

Hormones fluctuate.

Sleep degrades.

Stress increases.

In Let’s Get Physical… in Orbit, Dr. Sheyna Gifford walks us through the medical realities of orbit and how they affect human physiology.

If we want to build sustainable life beyond Earth, we must understand how the body adapts — and how those adaptations impact intimacy.

Biology is the starting point.

Episode 01: Pillars of Creation

For decades, space has been treated as a laboratory.

But if space is becoming commercial — if civilians will live and work in orbit — then intimacy becomes part of the design challenge.

In Pillars of Creation, Eric and Alicia introduce 0g-SPOT and the core premise behind the show:

Human spaceflight must account for human behavior.

Sex, accessibility, privacy, culture — none of it disappears in microgravity.

This episode establishes the philosophical foundation for the series and asks a simple question:

If we’re building the future of humanity off Earth, why aren’t we talking about all of humanity?

Episode 00: The 0g-SPOT Podcast Teaser

The 0g-SPOT Podcast is a cosmic journey into human desires beyond Earth’s atmosphere, hosted by the dynamic duo, Eric Ingram (space accessibility pioneer and trailblazer for disabled explorers) and Alicia Topolnycky (intimacy coordinator for film, TV, and theatre who’s choreographed safe, sexy scenes across 30+ projects). Together, they represent all of us: the curious, the cheeky, and the starry-eyed, asking, “How will we unleash everything it means to be human in space?”