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In a culture when Howard Stern moved his sex talk to Sirius Satellite Radio and an estimated 1 million listeners followed, what's going to raise our eyebrows?

Probably not the Tuesday night pole-dancing class at the Girlz Club in Glendale, where teachers, mothers and college girls alike come for a workout that's much more exciting than the elliptical machine.

While Lil' Kim sings "sexy ladies, going crazy," and the instructor chants the moves: "shake, shake, shake, down, up," women spin around poles in platform spike heels, worn because they really work the thighs.

Wendy Saran is taking the class for a workout, and to feel just a little sexy while she's achieving her bikini body.

"My boyfriend's a welder," says Saran, 45, a Phoenix credit consultant.

"He's going to build me (a pole) so I can practice." Sexual evolution Last month, during a Today show segment that dished about whether women married the man with whom they had the best sex of their lives, host Matt Lauer voiced the cultural change: "It's hard to believe we're talking about this," he said.

It is, because for a long time, we didn't.

The slow shift of sex from the sacred to the profane has been building since America was founded, Thompson says.

The change has...

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