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In Episode 54 we talk to content creators and fetish performers Allie Eve Knox and Kiara Skye about the intersection of the tech industry and sex work, and why crypto may offer solutions to many of the payment processing issues faced by the adult industry.
We also talk to Knox about a recent Rolling Stone article on custom porn that she and Jessie were featured in.
But, first, we check-in with Sybil Fury about the International Whores' Day Digital Rally that will take place on June 2nd.
This episode was sponsored by Quick and Dirty Media.
In Episode 53 we bring you a recording from the panel Consent and Sexualized Leisure at AVN. Lynn Comella moderates this discussion about how consent is negotiated on the showroom floor with performers Katy Jayne and jessica drake, and scholars Barb Brents and Paul Maginn.
This episode is sponsored by Quick and Dirty Media.
This is a special COVID-19 episode featuring 16 different sex workers' stories about their lives during the COVID-19 pandemic. They share a range of experience, emotions, and wisdom.
Featured in the episode:
Princess Berpl
Lycha Rose
Reese Piper
Nadia Layne
Princess Rene
Audrey Ashes
Adora Bautista
Sybil Fury
GoAskAlex
Luna Luz
April Would
Starlight
Davie
Amanda Sweet
Shy Spells
Courtney Trouble
Episode sponsored by Quick and Dirty Media.
Episode 51 features an interview with Cindy Gallop, CEO of Make Love Not Porn, a site devoted to social sexuality. We discuss how COVID-19 is spurring sex tech innovation and highlighting how care work has been undervalued. We also discuss the relaunch of Make Love Not Porn.
Additionally, we talk about the first Women of Sex Tech Virtual Conference, where Cindy Gallop and Jessie Sage were both speakers.
Episode 50 is our first episode back after a 6-month hiatus! We are happy to report that PJ is now officially cancer free, and this means that we can relaunch!
This episode is a bit of a time capsule, going all the way back to the fall of 2019, before our personal lives were uprooted by cancer and the rest of the world was disrupted by COVID-19. Wow, does that seem like a lifetime ago?!
We feature interviews that we did at the Woodhull Sexual Freedom Summit. First, we interview professional dominatrix Princess Dandy and porn star Ashley Fires; they talk about their experience at Woodhull, the work they do with SWOP New Hampshire, and the need for sex workers to come together in support of one another.
Then, we talk to brothel worker Alex More about life at the Bunny Ranch. She talks about the nuts and bolts of living and working in a legal brothel, and how it differs from the other types of sex work she has done.
In Episode 49 we focus on family and sexuality. We talk to sex workers and parents Kym Cutter and Natalie Brewster Nguyen about raising kids in community with other sex workers.
We also interview Elizabeth Ann Wood, author of Bound: A Daughter, a Domme, and an End-of-Life Story, about caring for her dominatrix mother at the end of her mother's life.
This episode is sponsored by Quick and Dirty Media.
Episode 48 is the second in a series of episodes recorded at the Woodhull Sexual Freedom Summit. This episode focuses on the summit itself, as well as Woodhull's current legal challenge to FOSTA/SESTA.
We interview President and CEO of the Woodhull Sexual Freedom Foundation Ricci Levy, then, Larry Walters, one of the attorneys representing Woodhull in the FOSTA/SESTA suit.
This episode is sponsored by Quick and Dirty Media.
Episode 47 is the first in a series of episodes recorded at the Woodhull Sexual Freedom Summit. This episode focuses on a film that premiered at the summit: jessica drake's Guide to Wicked Sex: Senior Sex, a sexually explicit instructional video on senior sex.
We interview writer, sex educator, and advocate for ageless sexuality Joan Price, who co-created the film with jessica drake. And we also have a conversation with two of the film's performers, Bonnie Nilsen and Joel Kann.
This episode is sponsored by Quick and Dirty Media.
Episode 46 is a special live recording of the "Suppressing Sex" keynote panel we hosted last April at the Theorizing the Web conference in Queens, NYC.
Cameron Glover, Liara Roux, Ramona Flour, Sunny Moraine, and Samantha Cole join PJ and I to discuss the social consequences of policing sex off of social media, with a special eye to the impacts of FOSTA/SESTA on marginalized sex communities.
This episode of The Peepshow Podcast is sponsored by Quick and Dirty Media.
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Episode 45 is a special XBIZ Miami episode. We will be featuring an interview with XBIZ's BBW Clip Artist of the year Destiny Diaz. We talk about navigating conventions, work/life balance, her tutorials for other sex workers, her new series Tinder Tales.
We also start out talk briefly to Riley Nicks as she travels home from her first sex industry convention. She talks about finding community, shooting VR porn, and more!
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