Published Research

Atlantis Journal Special Issue: "Healing as an Act of Communion”: Critical Perspectives on Women’s Health, Wellness, and Disease Research

Issue 47.1 - 2026

How do Indigenous People in Mi’kma’ki Conceptualize Poverty? A Qualitative Study Exploring the Relationship of Impoverishment to Health

1st Author, Research Coordinator; 2nd Author, Lead Investigator - Dr. Margaret Robinson

MSW Thesis: Emancipate Me Harder! Lessons from the BDSM Community on Safety, Consent, Therapeutic Potential, and Radical Subversive Resistance

Lead Investigator

Sex Column Mother of Goo (2020-2024)

Uniter Newspaper:

Wetness and liberated pleasure in Winnipeg (Sept 2020)

Thank You, Goddess (Oct 2020)

Go f*** yourself, I love you (Nov 2020)

You get me so high (Jan 2020)

XXX (Feb 2021)

Confessions of a Unicorn (March 2021)

Sex after heartbreak (Sept 2021)

Mother of Goo takes a golden shower (Oct 2021)

Sex Magic: La Petite Mort (Nov 2021)

Right here, right now (Jan 2022)

How strap-on sex helped me find myself (Feb 2022)

Subspace (March 2022)

So you have an STBBI. I love you. (March 2022)

Stigmata: stigma’s origin in religious ecstasy (Sept 2022)

Cyber Sex (Sept 2022)

HIV disclosure laws in Canada hurt more than they protect (Oct 2022)

Mother of Goo gets her salad tossed (Nov 2022)

Sex work laws in Canada reek of moralism (Nov 2022)

Pop my cherry! ( Dec 2022)

Pleasure is power (Jan 2023)

Ecosexuality: I kiss the ground I walk upon (Feb 2023)

Consent isn’t rocket science (March 2023)

Dalhousie Gazette:

Who’s the Goo Girl? (Oct 2023)

Let me help you lick your wounds, dear one (Nov 2023)

Mother of Goo answers your question about compatibilty (Nov 2023)

Sensuality and Burnout (Dec 2023)

Why BDSM? (Jan 2024)

Casual Sex Ed (Feb 2024)

Mother of Goo answers your question about orgasms (March 2024)

Other published works

Op-Ed: The Commodification of Birthing Bodies Under Capitalism (Dalhousie Gazette, April 2nd, 2024)

Op-Ed: The Wetness of it All (This is Public Parking, May 1st, 2020)