Adult film actress Jordan Maxx shares what it was like to book shows and tour with bands as a woman in a patriarchal scene, how becoming a sex worker helped her reclaim her sexuality and body, and why sex workers favor decriminalization over legalization.

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https://www.instagram.com/thejordanmaxxedout/

Jordan Maxx on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/thejordanmaxx

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On this episode of Subtext, our information-driven subset, we focus on DARVO by breaking down the acronym, tracing the origin of gaslighting, and talking through the reasons victims/survivors are not always believed.

Resources:

How Narcissists Use DARVO to Escape Accountability

DARVO on Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DARVO

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Nathan Gray (Nathan Gray and the Iron Roses, BoySetsFire) joins us to discuss the injustice he's seen in the music scene, his personal journey of change, the importance of cis white men making space for others to speak, and his unwavering drive to do what is right.

Nathan Gray Music Website:
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Nathan Gray on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6xA7mRcYzlhungf2mEebib

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Welcome to Subtext. This is our first information-driven episode. We define cancel culture, discuss its creation, how it has been used and changed throughout the years, and how it has changed society.

Recommended Book: We Will Not Cancel Us and Other Dreams of Transformative Justice by Adrienne Maree Brown.

https://www.akpress.org/we-will-not-cancel-us.html

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Will discusses growing up with a toxic parent who engaged in domestic, verbal, and emotional abuse. He shares the story of how, in his adult years, he learned about Narcissistic Personality Disorder and how that realization helped him to re-frame events of his younger years.

Will also discusses how he discovered the Punk scene and how, years later, his column in DIY print zine Razorcake has helped him in his process of healing by helping others.

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After a few months hiatus, we're happy to announce that we're back! Hosts Rich and Kendra discuss their reasons behind the break, updates to the episode format, along with the introduction of a new kind of episode. They also talk about what listeners can expect in the upcoming season. Join us for Season 2 of enough.

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Episode 8 features Tim Anderl of Sweet Cheetah Publicity. Tim speaks about his long standing career in journalism and passion for all things music. He also discusses how continual allegations of abuse, assault, rape, and violence in the industry lead him away from promoting bands through his writing of them for a variety of publications. In turn, he refocused his love of music into Public Relations, where he is the sole deciding factor on who he represents, taking no monetary income but asking that the bands and artists donate to charity or contribute their time to social service.

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Kate is a victim/survivor of rape who learned that the legal path to reporting is wrought with disorder, injustice, and indifference.

In this episode, she walks us through this grueling reality and the ways she’s worked toward healing from this experience. Kate is the host of Surviving Justice: Realities of Reporting Rape, a podcast that explores the complexities of the legal system. The podcast outlines why so many instances of rape are unreported and why the few that are, rarely result in a conviction.

Surviving Justice Website http://survivingjustice.org/#/home

Surviving Justice on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/3YVgw40hIbCqzOJyzqIQvN

Surviving Justice on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/surviving-justice-realities-of-reporting-rape/id1479296913

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Our guest this week, who we have dubbed "Red," has asked that they remain anonymous.

On this episode, Red recounts the years of verbal and mental abuse they faced at the hands of one very active member of their local music scene. We discuss the types of abuse, levels of severity, and Red’s therapeutic progressions and breakthroughs.

Red recommends the following books:

The Verbally Abusive Relationship, by Patricia Evans

Making Spaces Safer, by Shawna Potter

Don't Let Your Emotions Run Your Life, by Scott A. Spradlin

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