SÄNDNINGSDATUM: 2007-11-13
ARBETSUPPGIFTER: ROBERT SMITH/
LISEN FORSBERG/RIC WASSERMAN
PRODUCENT: FERN SCOTT OLSSON
PROGRAMNR: 100384/ra4
Reality Radio on Sex
Fact Five
Words
encompass
fundamental
pandemic
stagnate
economic growth
simplistic ideas
omfatta
grundläggande
världsomspännande sjukdom
stanna av
ekonomiskt tillväxt
förenklade idéer
Questions
1. What are sexual rights? Give examples.
2. What are reproductive rights? Give examples.
3. Why is it important to know about sexual rights?
4. How do you think the money a family makes can be affected by lack of sexual and gender
rights?
Rough Cuts
Words
virginity
mature
pretend
unfaithful
attracted to
explore
dull
spice
oskuld
mogen
låtsas
otrogen
attraherad av, dragen till
utforska, undersöka
tråkig, trist
krydda
Reality Radio on Sex
PROGRAMNR: 100384/ra4
Questions
1. What do Linn, Hanna and Veronica say about the following:
a) Feelings involved in sex?
b) Long distance relationships?
c) Loving someone and losing your virginity?
d) Sex and maturity?
e) Parents and youth sexuality?
f) Infidelity?
g) Spicing up sex lives?
h) What they think sex is and what it should be?
2. People often say that “Sex sells”. What does it mean and do you think it is true?
3. Why is sex important in our lives?
Science Radio
Words:
conceptualize
gynaecologist
stimuli
desire
cortex
genitals
congests
feel desirous
oppressed
primates
spontaneous
midwife
adolescence
göra sig en föreställning om
gynekolog
stimulus (singular), stimuli (plural) är något som når en organism
via sinnena
åtrå, lust
hjärnbarken, som är det yttre skiktet av storhjärnan, en del av
hjärnan som finns hos alla ryggradsdjur. Hjärnbarken delas
vanligen in i två hemisfärer, eller hjärnhalvor.
yttre könsorgan
fylls med blod, tjocknar, blir svullen
känna lust; åtrå, känna sig kåt
nedtryckt
primater; grupp av däggdjur som innefattar människor och apor
spontan
barnmorska
ungdomstid
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Reality Radio on Sex
PROGRAMNR: 100384/ra4
Lead-in
Apart from the obvious biological, what differences are there between men and women?
Questions
1. What happens when we feel attracted to someone?
2. What are:
a) Testosterone
b) Pheromone
3. Are there any differences between the sexual feelings of males and females? Explain
4. Are there “stereotypical” differences between males and females, regarding sex, love,
marriage, children etc.,
5. Are there any other differences regarding sex. Think about political, social and cultural
differences.
Afterwards
1. Are there any facts that surprise you?
2. Do you think that ideas about sex and sexuality are changing? For example, gender
stereotypes and attitudes towards sexuality.
3. Explain the roles of mass media and politics on sex:
Mass media
o Internet
o TV, radio
o Newspapers & magazines
Politics
o The government and parliamentary parties
o Interest groups (organisation of people who share political, social or other goals; and
agree to try to influence public policy to achieve those goals)
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