It’s #TBT and time for a vintage podcast episode! This one originally went up all the way back in July of 2013. You can find an updated list of Mistress Zeneca’s kink events here. —- The consummate sexy geek girl, Mistress Zeneca would be able to whup your ass with a crop, while discussing The Hobbit, dressed … Continue reading
“When folks talk about kink spaces, about BDSM and the ‘alternative lifestyle’ spaces, the faces you usually see associated wit that are white cis people, assumed heterosexual people… What started out as an online community of Black women talking about their sex lives, curiosities and fetishes. It became a conversation about ‘how do we learn … Continue reading
Talking to Louie Ortiz-Fonseca is an entire pleasure. As an award-winning activist and educator, he’s got scads of knowledge to impart— and he’s the kind of bubbly, inviting personality that can get anyone to open up and share. That’s why his new project, Kikis with Louie is so brilliant. It’s a ” a YouTube series … Continue reading
So let’s say you love comics books, anime or superhero movies. Let’s say you also love boobs. You would not be alone in those overlapping interests. Enter My Geek Goddess, described on their site as: a membership based website founded by two geeky women. We feature artistic nudes of the female figure with a geek … Continue reading
When we last talked to sex therapist Dulcinea Pitagora, they were already a renowned academic and member of the sexuality professionals community: “a queer/poly/kink-identified, female-bodied, gender fluid/non-binary, licensed psychotherapist and sex therapist practicing in New York City.” Our last conversation was in anticipation of the first ever Alt Sex NYC Conference (and the next one … Continue reading
Kristen Hammond is a pre-licensed clinical psychotherapist specializing in trauma. She says, “As a clinician, I take note of and work with the whole person-mind, body, and soul.” She is the self-dubbed Trauma Queen because she just loves helping clients work through their traumatic experiences. She knows that research shows trauma is stored in the … Continue reading
First of all, let me just get it out of the way that I love and adore this podcast guest. Fight choreographer and movement coach Jacqueline Holloway and I met a thousand billion years ago (ok, maybe 9) while in a burlesque show. Since then we haven’t gotten to hang out in person– so I … Continue reading
