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Super excited to have this candid conversation with Sage Hunter, who you might know as Emotional Stripper, a very popular blog in Instagram. Sage and I discuss the complexities of transitioning within the sex work industry, the stigma surrounding the work, and the internalized judgments that many sex workers face. Sage shares her journey from sugar dating to dancing, highlighting the challenges and misconceptions that come with each role. The conversation also touches on the importance of community support and the need for open discussions about safety and health in the adult industry. The conversation also touches on the economic challenges of the industry, particularly in the wake of COVID-19, and the loneliness that can accompany a career in sex work.They explore the challenges of navigating beauty standards, gender identity, and the importance of empathy and understanding within the sex work community. Sage shares her personal experiences and insights, emphasizing the need for compassion and the recognition of shared humanity among sex workers and clients alike.

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I am extremely excited to finally do an episode on a topic that has been on my mind for years: im/migrant sex workers. To help facilitate this conversation, I invite Angela Wu, the Executive Director, and Kelly Go, the Program Manager at SWAN Vancouver. SWAN is a charitable organization that helps support im/migrant sex workers in Vancouver, Canada. We chat about the difference between immigrants and migrants and what benefits are awarded to each group. We also speak about the experiences of im/migrant SWers - their realities living here in Vancouver. We also get a chance to chat about how SWAN helps to support these marginalized groups, their peer support and outreach programs.

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***TRIGGER WARNING: Mentioning of sexual assault***

We all know how important our mental health is, especially being in the adult industry. In this episode, I invite Emma, the founder of Imperfectly You, to discuss the importance of wellbeing in the sex work industry. We explore personal journeys, the challenges faced by sex workers, and the need for community support. Emma shares her experiences transitioning into sex work, moving to Barbados, and the impact of loss on her life choices. The conversation highlights the creation of a supportive platform for sex workers, emphasizing the significance of mental health and self-care. Emma details the features of Imperfectly You, a community aimed at fostering connection and growth among sex workers, and the importance of creating safe spaces for open dialogue.

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SO VERY EXCITED to finally launch this episode! I bring to you this week the legendary adult film star, Tera Patrick, to discuss her career journey, the challenges of navigating the adult industry, and the importance of setting boundaries. Tera shares her experiences with doxxing, the stigma surrounding sex work, and how she balances her personal and private life. The conversation emphasizes the need for empowerment and understanding in the sex work community, as well as the significance of mental health and self-care. We also explore the complexities of dating within the adult industry, the expectations placed on sex workers, and the importance of recognizing their humanity. They discuss the impact of social media in bridging the gap between performers and fans, the challenges of transitioning to life abroad, and the significance of respecting local cultures as expats. The dialogue emphasizes the need for support within the sex work community and the multifaceted nature of individuals in the industry.

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As sex workers, we aware of how much our stories and lived experiences can get twisted in the media, in research, and in general society. How can we best portray ourselves and put our trust into documentarians, filmmakers, and academia? In this episode, I bring on Em Vaughn, a filmmaker and sex worker, about the importance of ethical storytelling in the sex work industry. We discuss the evolution of her podcast, Madam: The Podcast, the significance of community, and the challenges faced in documenting the experiences of sex workers. Em shares her journey into sex work, her transition to massage work, and her aspirations in filmmaking, emphasizing the need for authentic representation and the ethical considerations and responsibility involved in telling these stories.

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I am SO excited that I get to reconnect with Season 1 OG guest, ShaeCutie, a seasoned sex worker, to discuss the evolution of her career and the stigma she's faced over the span of her career. We explore the importance of destigmatizing sex work, navigating tough conversations with family and friends, and the impact of judgment on sex workers. Shay shares her journey of coming out to her family, discussing her work with her children, and the lessons learned from her experiences in the sex work industry. The conversation emphasizes the need for open communication, self-acceptance, and the importance of creating a supportive environment for discussions about sex work.

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This week, I get to interview Violet Voss, a professional glamour and fetish model, online and in-person dominatrix, and fetish clip artist. We discuss Violet's journey in the industry, the balancing act between in-person and online work, and the importance of communication and boundaries in relationships and professional partnerships. Violet shares her approach to safety and screening when offering in-person sessions and emphasizes the need for transparency and open communication in all aspects of sex work. In this conversation, Violet Voss shares insights and tips on client safety and online privacy as a professional dominatrix. She emphasizes the importance of creating a safe and judgment-free space for clients, both in-person and online. Violet discusses the use of encryption, secure email, and VPNs to protect online privacy. Lastly, Violet shares her upcoming projects, including a billboard shoot, a collaboration with a famous photographer, and the release of a life-size sex doll.

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I had so much fun in this week's interview! This week I got the chance to sit down with adult content creator and film professional, Mandy Muse, about her personal and professional growth in the sex industry. We discuss Mandy's journey into the industry, the challenges she has faced, and the importance of treating sex work as a business. The conversation highlights the complexities of the sex industry and the importance of destigmatizing sex work. In this conversation, Mandy Muse discusses the importance of boundaries and privacy in the adult industry. She shares her experience taking a hiatus from the industry to focus on her mental health and pursue a civilian career. She also talks about personal growth and self-care practices, such as spending time with her dog, surfing, and pole fitness. Mandy reveals her upcoming projects, including shooting new scenes and working on a show that allows fans to go on dates with adult performers. She expresses her desire to balance mainstream studios and smaller productions/creators in her future work.

It's only taken 5 years but I'm so excited to finally release this long-awaited interview with someone who I admire immensely: Annie Temple, an intimacy specialist and former stripper and content creator. In this episode, we discuss Annie's longtime career in sex work and how much of an impact sex work has changed her life. Annie shares her experiences starting as a dancer in Vancouver and later traveling to Winnipeg. They also touch on the challenges and rewards of the job, the financial aspect of sex work, and the impact it has on personal growth and empowerment. Annie Temple discusses her experience as a mother and how she integrated sex work into her role as a mom. She shares how she created a safe and non-judgmental environment for her children, drawing on her communication skills developed in the sex industry. She also talks about her activism in the sex work community, including challenging bylaws that prohibited dancers from accepting tips and founding the Naked Truth. Lastly, Annie also shares her experiences with health issues and how she navigates sex work while managing her health. She emphasizes the need for intimacy and connection in society and the positive impact of sex work on relationships. Overall, Annie's story highlights the resilience and strength of sex workers and the importance of understanding and supporting their work.

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!