"So what's all this SEX TALK I hear???"

Sex at the Beach is KBeach Radio's call-in show; an open forum where you can ask questions about love, relationships, health, and of course, sex! Sex @ The Beach has even garnered MTV airtime on the popular show Truelife
Our show consists of "hot" topics, open guest speakers from all different departments of love (dating coaches, sex education counselors, members of the LGBT community, etc.), and callers -- like YOU -- who are willing to share their crazy & amazing sex stories.
We're also a problem-solving show, so we'll do our best to try to find an answer to all your desperate advice needs.

* Does your significant other have any odd-ball habits that drive you NUTS?
* Do you have a crush on one of your friends and don't know how to transition the relationship?
* Are you "single and ready to mingle", but don't know how to get back into the dating game?
* Are you relationship-phobic? Or perhaps the opposite... a relationship-aholic?

These are some of the questions we deal with regularly, and there are TONS of other topics we discuss on the show. Got an issue? We're not afraid to talk about it!

Show host
Dre-
The man who goes simply by Dre has been at Kbeach for roughly 3 years. He started off in the music department screening incoming music then graduated to host his own  music/talk radio show titled "The Dre Show", where he discussed political and everyday issues the comment person had. Now he host the Sex at The Beach with Kate, where the try to being sexuality to the public in a fun and education way

Kate Gorrell
Kate  started at Kbeach as a freshmen looking for new mediums to expand her ideology when it came to sex. She got her start at kbeach doing a morning talk radio show, but felt her knowledge and expertise served a better purpose during late night radio where she could more freely express her opinions. She now Co-host Sex at The Beach with Dre. Between the two of them, they have bought sex back on the airwaves without having to reduce the show to pure raunchiness, granted it does help move the show along.