SVAKOM's Radio Moment: Why Talking About Pleasure Still Matters

David Brown · 2026-09-25

### A Radio Show That Normalizes the Conversation On September 25, 2026, pleasure brand SVAKOM took a bold step into mainstream media. Iker Pérez and Estef Palacios, representing the company, appeared on *Lovin’ You*, a program on Spanish radio station Onda Cero. They joined hosts Nacho Arias and Silvia Sáenz for an open, honest discussion about female sexuality, oral stimulation, and how pleasure products can support self-discovery. But this wasn't just another product plug. It was a signal that conversations about pleasure are moving from the shadows into everyday spaces—where they belong. ### Why We Still Need to Break the Silence You'd think that in 2026, talking about female pleasure would be no big deal. Yet stigma, misinformation, and plain old discomfort still hang around. Many people grow up without accurate information about their own bodies, let alone permission to explore what feels good. SVAKOM's approach? Bring the discussion into normal, everyday places—like a radio show. The *Lovin’ You* team handled it with openness and humor, proving that these talks can be informative, positive, and totally normal. When we create spaces where people can ask questions and share experiences, embarrassment gives way to understanding and curiosity. ### Curiosity Opens the Door One product that sparked plenty of conversation was Klitty, SVAKOM's cat-inspired clitoral stimulator. It's designed around oral-inspired sensations, offering: - 10 licking modes - 3 suction intensities - 10 vibration modes That's a lot of ways to experiment and find what works for you. The playful design also sends a message: exploring pleasure doesn't have to be serious or clinical. It can be fun, curious, and even a little silly. > "Products can create curiosity, but curiosity can also create conversation." And that's the real point. New sensations can open the door to discussions about bodies, preferences, and experiences that have long been hard to voice. Judging by the reaction in the studio, Klitty got everyone talking—and that's a win. ### Making Pleasure Part of Everyday Life For SVAKOM, being on mainstream radio isn't about chasing attention. It's about changing how we talk about pleasure. Not as something hidden or shameful, but as a natural part of being human. The company thanked Nacho Arias, Silvia Sáenz, and the entire *Lovin’ You* team for creating that space and welcoming their representatives. Because the more comfortable we become talking about pleasure, the less taboo there is left to break. So next time you hear a conversation about pleasure on the radio, don't change the station. Lean in. You might learn something—or at least feel a little less alone.