Sorry Just Looking

Meet Emmi, the former manager of the most northern strip club in the world.

In this episode, we discuss her view of the clubs from behind the bar, her struggles with alcohol and how has her life changed since she quit drinking.

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What space do drugs and alcohol hold in a club environment?

What is our relationship to drugs and alcohol?

Do we always have to drink at work?

Is being a stripper a lifestyle or a path to our next step?

This week we meet Clémence's sister Clara.

Cinnamon interviews the two sisters to step a foot into both perspectives. What was it like to know the family's youngest became a stripper?

Did worries arise?

What questions has Clara waited to ask?

We receive this question a lot: does your family know you do this?

Is it easy to tell people around us that we are strippers?

In which moments do we tell and in which ones do we not?

Do we have a double life?

We are excited to have our first guest Meri joining us in this episode.

What made her start?

Do people in her life know she is a stripper?

Does she still have the spark for working in clubs?

What have we learned along the way as strippers?

Cinnamon opens up about some drama abroad and Clémence remembers the naivety she had as a baby dancer.

What is our lesson today?

In this episode Cinnamon and Clémence reveal the reason behind the name of the podcast.

Your local dancers from Finland explain to you how strip club works, how they might be a bit different in different countries but one rule stays true everywhere: bring cash to the club.

Meet your local strippers from Finland: Cinnamon and Clémence. Who are we, how did we meet and what made us start dancing? This is the first step into our world of heels and sequins.

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