Sue Johanson

TV Show Host

Sue Johanson was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on March 16th, 1930 and is the TV Show Host. At the age of 94, Sue Johanson biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.

Date of Birth
March 16, 1930
Nationality
Canada
Place of Birth
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Age
94 years old
Zodiac Sign
Pisces
Profession
Nurse, Psychologist, Sex Educator, Writer
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Sue Johanson Life

Sue Johanson (née Powell, 1930) (born March 16, 1930) is a Canadian writer, public speaker, licensed nurse, sex educator, and media personality.

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Sue Johanson Career

Early life and career

Susan Powell was born in Toronto, Ontario, to Wilfrid Powell, a decorated British war hero, and Ethel Bell, an affluent Ontario-born Irish Protestant mother. Lady Baden-Powell was her great-uncle. Johanson's mother died when she was ten years old. Johanson attended nursing school in St. Boniface Hospital in Winnipeg, graduating as a registered nurse. Ejnor Johanson, a Swedish-Canadian electrician, was married shortly after. They had three children: Carol, Eric, and Jane. The family moved to North York, where Johanson maintained their house and raised her children.

Johanson opened a birth control clinic in Don Mills, Canada's first of its kind. She was there as a coordinator for 18 years. She continued her education at the Toronto Institute of Human Relations (a postgraduate program in counseling and communication), the University of Toronto (family planning), and the University of Michigan (human sexuality). She graduated as a counselor and sex educator. Since being in the first classroom teaching in North York schools, Johanson's career has grown rapidly. Later, several other districts of the country recognized her success and began to invite her to colleges and universities around the country. Johanson's humour and frankness make her a popular speaker at Canadian universities.

During the 1980s, Johanson first became well-known as a sex educator and therapist hosting her own show on rock radio station Q107. The Sunday Night Sex Show turned into a television talk show with the same name on community television, Rogers TV, 1985. It debuted on the Women's Television Network in 1996 and became a national show (WTN). In 2005, it came to an end.

On Oxygen Media, reruns of the program began in January 2002. The recording was extremely popular, but American viewers were unable to call in and ask their own questions. On Oxygen, the American version of the Sunday Night Sex Show, called Talk Sex with Sue Johanson, was created especially for American audiences. Sue Johanson's talk sex was divided into several segments, with each segment addressing the following topics: sexual life, passion, and marriage. The call-in segment featured viewers' live calls with questions being answered by Johanson on a variety of sex topics. The show also included a sex quiz, a sex poll where viewers could vote online and see the results at the end of the episode, and key sexual news and information.

It was announced on May 7, 2008, that the next Sunday night's episode of the show would be its last, bringing an end to the series's run after six seasons.

Johanson appeared in two episodes of Degrassi High and two episodes of Degrassi: The Next Generation. Dr. Sally, a radio host and sex educator, was basically a recreation of Johanson's actual life. She was one of the early supporters of The Zit Remedy, a band fronted by Joey Jeremiah (played by actor Pat Mastroianni).

In 2022, a full-length documentary about Johanson was released. The documentary, titled "Sex With Sue," chronicles Johanson's life, directed by Canadian documentarian & filmmaker Lisa Rideout.

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