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By STEPH SIA
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The podcast currently has 255 episodes available.
This highly-anticipated episode is ALL about anal! I invite our guest this week, Amy Ivy, an online adult creator dedicated to extreme anal content. Amy and I cover common myths and hesitations about anal play, tips for beginners, the importance of relaxation and lube, and the best materials for toys. We also discuss the importance of cleaning toys properly and thoroughly. Throughout the conversation, Amy Ivy shares her expertise on anal play and discusses topics such as sizing up to larger toys, how to identify between discomfort and pain, post-care after playing, and the use of butt plugs in dom and sub dynamics. Lots of great nuggets of information and advice in this episode, including Amy's own personal recipe for lube! Listen in!
This week, I invite, writer Suzannah Weiss about her experience in sex work and the concept of sex work as play. Suzannah shares her journey into sex work, which started as a playful experiment during the COVID-19 pandemic. We explore the moral dilemmas and boundaries that arise in sex work and the societal attitudes towards sex work. Suzannah challenges the notion that sex work is inherently exploitative and discusses the joy and pleasure that can be found in the work. In this conversation, Suzannah Weiss and Steph Sia discuss various aspects of sex work, including the double standards faced by female sex workers, the experiences of male sex workers, and boundary-pushing clients. They also touch on the power of sex work as education and healing, and the importance of emotional safety in sexual experiences. We also discuss Suzannah's book tour and the readings she has done at sex clubs, where she incorporates the element of pleasure and orgasm into her readings.
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Alright baby dominatrixes, listen up! It's time to have another conversation about responsible domming, specifically, within the realm of financial and female domination. Our guest this week, Valentina Fox, joins me on the show and chats about the world of findom and femdom. We discuss Valentina's journey into the adult industry, the influence of her upbringing on her doming style, and the challenges and misconceptions surrounding online domination. They also touch on the impact of TikTok on the industry and the importance of maintaining boundaries and respectful relationships with subs. Valentina emphasizes the need for authenticity and finding one's own doming style. In this discussion, we explore the importance of incorporating personality and authenticity into sex work, the misconceptions around success in the industry, and the different types of financial domination. We also touch on the responsibility of doms to avoid causing permanent financial damage to subs, the etiquette of approaching a dom, and the key factors in retaining subs.
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This week, we welcome our guest, Ramona Flour, the COO of Sin Party, who shares her journey as a sex worker and her experience in corporate adult. We discuss the importance of representation and empathy within the industry, as well as the transferable skills that sex workers possess. We also touch on the trend of sex workers transitioning into other roles within the adult industry or in mainstream jobs. In this conversation, Ramona discusses the opportunities for adult industry workers to pivot and cross over into mainstream industries. She encourages individuals to think bigger and not box themselves in. Ramona also introduces Sin Party, an adult super site that offers live webcams and a no-holds-barred platform for adult content. She emphasizes the importance of putting sex workers in leadership positions and creating a culture that celebrates and welcomes them. Ramona encourages individuals to dream big, take risks, and find allies outside of the adult industry.
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We're diving into the cam world this week with Sophie Ryder about the flip side of cam studios and the toxicity that can exist within them. They discuss the benefits of cam studios, such as training, equipment, and support, but also highlight the control studios have over traffic and paying customers. They touch on the challenges of unrealistic client expectations and the lack of respect for cam models as human beings. Sophie shares her experiences with clients who want specific acts without prior discussion and the frustration of not being informed about platform changes. Overall, the conversation sheds light on the complexities and nuances of the camming industry.
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We're taking a different turn this week to bring on Arik Bruckner, the founder of CHOICE, a paid companionship platform based in Zurich, Switzerland. Wediscuss the challenges and misconceptions surrounding the sex industry and the need for a destigmatized platform for paid companionship. As you might know, there are many roadblocks for providers when it comes to deposits, ensuring safety and verification for our clients. Arik and I delve into a discussion around the verification and vetting process for both providers and clients, as well as the safety measures in place under the platform. In addition to this, Arik also addresses the issue of payment and incorporating it into their platform. Lastly, we speak about their proposed 555 model where 5% of equity, profits, and employee time go into a foundation that supports and goes back into the provider community.
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There are a lot of us that don't do SW full-time. A lot of us do SW on the side or are moonlighting at night time after our 9-5s, which is totally okay. I bring on adult creator, model, speaker, and entrepreneur, Addis Fouche, onto the show to discuss how she left her career in advertising for a full-time career in the adult industry. We chat about balancing vanilla work with sex work, the right timing to transition to full-time sex work, public speaking, and advocacy. Addis shares her background growing up in Brooklyn and attending boarding school, her experiences as a sugar baby and adult content creator, and her involvement in grassroots organizations supporting sex workers. The conversation highlights the importance of humanizing sex workers and breaking down stereotypes and the challenges of balancing multiple careers and income streams. She emphasizes the importance of trial and error, setting short-term and long-term goals, and having a consistent income stream. Addis also shares her strategies for time management, self-care, and maintaining privacy while showcasing her personality online. She highlights the significance of rest, financial planning, and investing in professional help. Addis emphasizes the need for sex workers to be seen as multifaceted individuals and challenges the stigma surrounding their work. She shares her journey of self-discovery and self-expression, using her platform to educate and empower others.
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Excited to sit down and chat with adult porn star, Haley Spades, an award-winning porn star, cosplayer, and gamer. We discuss Haley's journey into the adult industry, her experiences as a stripper and content creator, and her transition into porn. Haley shares her strategies for branding and marketing herself, as well as her thoughts on the acting aspect of the industry. She emphasizes the importance of authenticity and the need to break out of repetitive roles. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the diverse aspects of the adult industry and the challenges and opportunities it presents. Haley Spades discusses her experience in the adult film industry, including the challenges of typecasting and the importance of branching out into different roles. She shares how she started shooting in Europe to explore more hardcore scenes and how she became a free agent. Haley also talks about managing multiple aspects of her career, including content creation on platforms like YouTube and TikTok. In this conversation, Haley Spades discusses the challenges and experiences she has faced as a performer in the adult industry. She shares stories about the importance of professionalism, the consequences of mistakes, and the need to take responsibility for one's actions. Haley also talks about her goals for the future, including producing her own content and exploring international opportunities. She emphasizes the importance of staying true to oneself and setting boundaries in the industry. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for self-reflection, communication, and personal growth in order to navigate the adult industry successfully.
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This episode of Stripped by Sia is all about Reddit and how it can be used as a tool for sex workers. Our guest, Priestess Poison, is a Reddit consultant and dominatrix who shares her expertise on using Reddit effectively. They discuss the pros and cons of self-moderation on Reddit, the importance of following subreddit rules, and the challenges of dealing with bans and negative reviews. Navigating Reddit as a seller can be challenging due to strict rules and limitations. It's important to be careful and follow the guidelines to avoid being banned. Safety is a concern, as there are trolls and predators on the platform. Protecting personal information and being cautious in interactions is crucial. Building a Reddit account takes time and effort, but it can be beneficial for selling niche and worn items. It's important to choose subreddits wisely and engage with the community to gain visibility. We will be covering topics such as the benefits and challenges of using Reddit, strategies for promoting content, interacting with the Reddit community, and ensuring safety and privacy. Priestess Poison shares her expertise and provides valuable tips for navigating the platform effectively. Overall, this conversation provides valuable insights for adult content creators looking to leverage Reddit as a marketing tool.
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In this episode, host Steph Sia interviews Nugs, a full-service sex worker based in Canada, about their experience as a trans person in the industry. They discuss the challenges of navigating their gender identity while working, including the struggle to maintain a work persona that aligns with their true self. Nugs shares their journey of self-discovery and the process of transitioning from female to male. They also discuss the difficulties of rebranding and remarketing themselves in the industry. Nugs highlights the importance of therapy and self-care in managing the emotional and physical challenges of their transition. In this conversation, Amber discusses the challenges she faces as a trans sex worker, including the misconceptions and stereotypes that clients have about trans individuals. She shares her experiences of dealing with threats and harassment from clients who demand that she disclose her trans identity. Amber also highlights the lack of inclusivity and representation of trans individuals in the adult entertainment industry. The conversation touches on the importance of education and understanding to combat violence against trans sex workers. Amber expresses her excitement about rebranding herself and transitioning to a new persona, while acknowledging the emotional process of saying goodbye to her current identity.
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