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Canadian nurse and sex educator Sue Johanson, who died last week at 93, was best known for her unapologetic and taboo-breaking advice on radio and TV shows like ‘Sunday Night Sex Show’ and ‘Talk Sex with Sue’ From opening a birth control clinic in a Toronto high school in the ‘70s and traveling school to school teaching sex ed seminars, to becoming a media sensation, Sue made it her mission to destigmatize sexual desire and health, one question at a time. We take a look back at her ico...

A beloved radio and television host, first in Canada and then also in the U.S., she approached the hottest topic with compassion and humor.

People assume that I went to Sue for all my sexual questions. But I just don’t think any kid wants to hear about sex and sexuality from their mom.

Sue Johanson, a nurse who became a popular TV sex expert in Canada and the United States, has died. Johanson died in Toronto on Wednesday at age 93 after a

She provided candid advice normalising sex to Canadian and US audiences for decades.

Sue Johanson, a nurse who became a popular TV sex expert in the U.S. when she was in her 60s, died Wednesday. She was 93.

Unlike millions of viewers around the world, Jane Johanson simply couldn't bear to hear sex advice from her mom. Nevertheless, she says she could not be prouder of what Sue Johanson did for a living, and all the people she helped along the way.

Sue Johanson, sex educator and longtime host of the radio show Sunday Night Sex Show has died.

Twitter lit up with tributes to Johanson Thursday — from memories of learning how to put a condom on, to quirky late-night talk show skits about the legendary sex educator.

Sue Johanson, a nurse who became a popular TV sex expert in Canada and the United States, has died