This Radio Interview Just Made Pleasure Talk Feel Normal

Emily Davis · 2026-09-25

### When Pleasure Gets a Mainstream Mic Imagine flipping through radio stations on a random Tuesday and landing on a conversation about female pleasure. No whispers. No euphemisms. Just two people talking openly, like it's the most normal thing in the world. That's exactly what happened when SVAKOM's Iker Pérez and Estef Palacios dropped by *Lovin' You* on Onda Cero, a Spanish radio station. Hosts Nacho Arias and Silvia Sáenz welcomed them to chat about female sexuality, oral stimulation, and how pleasure products can help people discover what they actually like. On the surface, it was just an interview. But it pointed to something bigger: we're finally getting more comfortable talking about pleasure out loud. ### Breaking the Silence (Without the Awkwardness) Let's be real. Even in 2026, female pleasure still carries baggage. Stigma. Misinformation. That little voice in your head saying *maybe don't bring this up at dinner*. SVAKOM's approach? Bring the conversation into everyday spaces—including mainstream radio—and treat it like what it is: a normal part of being human. The *Lovin' You* segment mixed openness with humor. It was informative. It was positive. And honestly, it just felt normal. When people have room to ask questions and share experiences, embarrassment slowly turns into curiosity. That shift matters. ### Curiosity Creates Conversation One product that got everyone talking? **Klitty**, SVAKOM's cat-inspired clitoral stimulator. It's designed around oral-inspired stimulation, packing in: - 10 licking modes - 3 suction intensities - 10 vibration modes That's a lot of ways to experiment and figure out what works for you. The playful design sends a clear message too: exploring pleasure doesn't have to be serious business. Here's the thing—products can spark curiosity, but curiosity sparks conversation. And those conversations? They open doors to talking about bodies, preferences, and experiences that haven't always been easy to put into words. Judging by the reaction in the studio, Klitty definitely got people talking. > "Because the more comfortable we become talking about pleasure, the less taboo there is left to break." ### Making Pleasure Part of Everyday Life For SVAKOM, being visible in mainstream spaces isn't just about getting attention. It's about *how* pleasure gets discussed—as a natural part of life, not something to hide. The brand thanked Nacho Arias, Silvia Sáenz, and the *Lovin' You* team for creating that space and welcoming Iker Pérez and Estef Palacios on the show. And really, that's the whole point. Every open conversation chips away at the taboo. The more we talk, the less weird it feels. And the less weird it feels, the easier it gets for everyone to explore what they enjoy—without shame. So here's to more radio interviews like this one. More curiosity. More conversation. And a lot less silence.