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Our send-off bonus episode celebrates kink by indulging in the sexy, fun, and life-changing stories of Fetish Fellow, Malcolm Lovejoy, and Mackenzie Peck. With each storyteller, we enter into a titillating space primed for pleasure and arousing self-discovery. We hope you enjoy the final episode of the Math Podcast. Stay kinky!
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Sit down with award-winning director David Wilson, creator of Deep Clean featured in MATH#10(art). David directs music videos, commercials, and short films, often infusing multiple disciplines from dance to animation. David has worked with artists such as Arcade Fire, Arctic Monkeys, Tame Impala, Lady Gaga, Glass Animals, Christine and the Queens, David Guetta, and Sia. David describes his work as “camp-meets-Kubrick.” In this episode, Mackenzie and David talk about the production of Deep Clean, queer working environments, and solo penetration.
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Meet Noelle Perdue as Mackenzie sits down to talk with the artist and writer about her run-ins with TikTok censorship, experience in the porn industry, and collaborating with AI. Noelle is based in Toronto, Canada. Her work focuses on the adult industry's relationship to technology (& vice versa) and has been featured in Slate, Wired, Washington Post, and Brazzers.
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MacKenzie sits down with Nicole Prause, Ph.D., who researches human sexual behavior, addiction, and the physiology of pleasure. In 2015, Nicole founded Liberos, a sexual biotechnology company, after a decade of research at the Sexual Psychophysiology and Affective Neuroscience Laboratory. The current research at Liberos includes brain training, orgasm measurement, and brain stimulation.
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Content Warning: Consent violation, sexual harassment in the workplace, sexually explicit situations
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Meet Jared Philippo, the founder of Pinky Promise. Pinky Promise aims to develop “a culture where we can express our sexuality and yet not feel sexualized.” They encourage real conversations to help break down self-held contradictions, confusions, and secrets whilst maintaining that their offerings are accessible and affordable. Mackenzie and Jared talk about the origin of Pinky Promise, Jared’s own sexual journey and his struggles expressing himself, and, of course, some “titillating tales.”
Content Warning: Sexually explicit situations
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Website - https://www.pinkypromiseland.co.uk
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Join our host and sex and pleasure educator, Luna Matatas, in our newest episode. Luna's decade of international experience in our beloved sex education industry gives a fascinating perspective on how she approached these topics herself, worked to dismantle the stigma in her own world, and continued to develop workshops and work alongside other incredible educators to extend that self-patience and understanding to others around her. We also speak of the Stigma regarding Cannabis and how its usage in the queer and/or POC communities has been contributed to further harming stereotypes.
Visit Luna's website and check out her workshops at lunamatatas.com
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Join our host and incredible multidisciplinary Haitian artist Edgie Amisial. Edgie has an incredible perspective on queerness and assimilation and shares with our host, and her friend, her experience using art as a means of communication, navigating immigration and queerness.
You can check out and support Edgie at her website www.edgieamisial.com and access the trailer to her film "Black Women Can Fly" on her Instagram @edgyedgie
Support our fundraiser and enter our t-shirt contest at tinyurl.com/indiemath
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Part 2 of our series with Tripp Hudgens, where Mackenzie Peck, founder of Math Magaziner and pornographer joins the conversation.
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RE UPLOADED Episode six (part 1) brings a riveting conversation between our host, Natalie Mlikota, and Tripp Hudgens a minister and PhD candidate about sexuality, religion, and institutions' impact on both our host and guest.
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