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Regena Thomashauer
Regena Thomashauer (Mama Gena) is a revolution: an icon, teacher, author, mother and one of a handful of pioneers on the planet researching the nature of pleasure and dedicating her life to the discipline of pleasure and fun. Self-taught in the social, cultural and economic history of women including the ancient Goddess religion, which dominated for 30–50 centuries of recorded history, Regena uses her more than 20 years of research and her knowledge of female pleasure to open doors for women today by giving them a context in which to maximize their power, passion, enthusiasm and creativity. The result is a curriculum, including the Womanly Arts Mastery Program, Inner Circle Program, Pleasure Bootcamp and SisterGoddess.com. Mama Gena’s Programs teach women to discover the power of pleasure and create their dreams. In addition to being the Creatrix and CEO of the School of Womanly Arts Regena is the best-selling author of three books published by Simon & Schuster—Mama Gena's School of Womanly Arts: Using the Power of Pleasure to Have Your Way with the World (2002), Mama Gena's Owner's & Operator's Guide To Men (2003) and Mama Gena's Marriage Manual (2004). Regena has also created the sassy and sexy TV series, Mama Gena's School of Womanly Arts, in partnership with Mag Rack, based on her best-selling book and school of the same name. She is a frequent guest on NBC-TV's Today show and has appeared on 20/20 (where one of her segments garnered a 20/20 record of more than one million website hits), many appearances on Late Nite with Conan O’Brien, Lifetime Live, The Other Half and has been interviewed on a multitude of national and regional broadcasts including NPR's The Next Big Thing. Regena has also hosted Starz Encore's Love Stories channel. Regena's programs at the School of Womanly Arts have been profiled in The New York Times, Elle and New York magazine. Her views on personal development and the power of women have been featured and quoted in several national publications including Glamour, Newsweek, Marie Claire, Allure, Self, InStyle and The Washington Post. To read more about Mama Gena, go to www.mamagenas.com