<p>In Season 2, Zephyr features other sex workers to discuss various topics specific to the industry. In Episode 4, Zephyr and Jesuswater Jones have a discussion on the appropriation of strip club culture. This episode has silly side conversations and funny banter that may or may not be relevant to the topic sprinkled in for your entertainment. We had fun talking and hope you have fun listening.</p>

In Season 2, Zephyr features other sex workers to discuss various topics specific to the industry. In Episode 4, Zephyr and Jesuswater Jones have a discussion on the appropriation of strip club culture. This episode has silly side conversations and funny banter that may or may not be relevant to the topic sprinkled in for your entertainment. We had fun talking and hope you have fun listening.

TWUK Season 2, Episode 4

TWUK (The Wh0r3 You Know) is comprised of a collective of swers who believe in changing the culture of the industry for the betterment of the workers. TWUK values the safety, human rights, and success of swers; and focuses on providing educational resources to make this possible. TWUK does not support the exploitation nor extortion of swers and therefore uses its funds to pay swers directly and does not profit as an entity.

TWUK has a podcast which shares sex worker stories, opinions, and ideas told from a wh0r3 perspective, reflecting on the esoteric complexities of our professional, personal, and political experiences. We throw quarterly events featuring swer performers and vendors of swer founded businesses. The podcast and the event are intended to celebrate, support, and pay sex workers for their performances, stories, talents, and creations.

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TWUK (The Wh0r3 You Know) is comprised of a collective of swers who believe in changing the culture of the industry for the betterment of the workers. TWUK values the safety, human rights, and success of swers; and focuses on providing educational resources to make this possible. TWUK does not support the exploitation nor extortion of swers and therefore uses its funds to pay swers directly and does not profit as an entity. TWUK has a podcast which shares sex worker stories, opinions, and ideas told from a wh0r3 perspective, reflecting on the esoteric complexities of our professional, personal, and political experiences. We throw quarterly events featuring swer performers and vendors of swer founded businesses. The podcast and the event are intended to celebrate, support, and pay sex workers for their performances, stories, talents, and creations.

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TWUK Season 2, Episode 4

TWUK Season 2, Episode 4