Hey friends, it’s #TBT and time for a vintage episode! This one originally went up in March of 2015! Before we could talk about the motivation behind Jacques, a retro-inspired “slick” magazine that features un-retouched film photos of natural beauties in the flesh, I had a burning question for founder Danielle Leder: who starts a … Continue reading
It’s #TBT and time for a vintage podcast. This one originally went up in July of 2012. A Perfect Ending: It’s not a lesbian film, although its story line revolves around the unlikely and intense sexual relationship that develops between two women. It’s not erotica, although it features far more (and far longer, more nude … Continue reading
It’s #TBT and time for a vintage column. This originally went up in September of 2013. Viral is as viral does. This week’s latest: FYI (if you’re a teenage girl) Cliff Notes version: a mother of teenage boys worries about the impact of teenage girls and their selfies on her sons. She encourages females to temper the … Continue reading
It’s #TBT and time for a vintage episode. This originally went up in June of 2014. Kittens, I had some of the most incredible fortune this April. I was able to present a the second ever Feminist Porn Conference and hang out with some of the raddest humans ever and talk endlessly about sex in the … Continue reading
It’s #TBT and time to pull something out of the archives. This originally went up in October of 2012! The phenomenal Melissa Fabello of ToughxCookies and I love you. And we love Miss Representation, the organization (and film) that focus on how females are represented in media. We love you so much that we sat … Continue reading
TBT to a vintage episode! This originally went up in February of 2012. If you didn’t catch Part I of this phenomenal interview, then you turn your horse right around this instant and go check it out. You’ve heard them…. you’ve probably told them: stories that happened to a friend of a friend (FOAF) or … Continue reading
It’s #TBT and time to pull a relic from the archives. This post originally went up in July of 2012. Johnny Goodtimes of the Philly Post invited me to another joyously creepy episode of In My Basement, the talk show that takes place in his super bizarre unfinished basement. We talk about how best seller 50 … Continue reading
