Lynsey G has consumed, reviewed and forgotten more pornography than you will probably ever watch. AKA MissLagsalot, Lynsey has been doing fascinating work: writing about the porn industry and its implications, publishing graphic novels, editing magazines and more. She has appeared in publications such as Rolling Stone, Glamour, Playboy, Allure, Men’s Health, Refinery29, MEL, BUST, McSweeney’s … 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
Pornhub shows increase in searches for feminist porn. Most and least common reasons for getting it on. Hidden causes of depression. How pleasure-focused sexuality can help the #metoo movement. What to do to keep sex-positive pages in your FB feed. Joan Jett’s sexuality is apparent in new documentary. Survey data on what men and women … Continue reading
Podium girls need to go. Respecting our bodies: now and then. Vulvas are officially scarier than Satan. Erotic art pieces featuring transmen. How to keep a long term relationship hot. Inside the world of feminist porn. How UK laws could destroy queer and fem-lead porn. Every Trump Cabinet pick opposes LGBT rights. What LGBT people … Continue reading
Math Magazine founder and Editor-in-chief, MacKenzie, was looking for porn that was ethically sourced, feminist, kink and queer friendly… and (get this) actually looks beautiful. Despite having no previous experience in print media, she’s now 4 issues into the wildly popular, internationally-selling progressive porn quarterly. We talk about the excitement of being a pornographer, the … Continue reading
Is Mx the new hotness? Healing from rejection and living with an STI. Feminist mom using music to educate. “I asked my wife for an open marriage, then she got pregnant by someone else.” How not to bomb your wedding speech. How sexism changes us. What one rape cost a family. Many women think sexual … Continue reading
The first time I met Jon Pressick, we bonded over surprisingly good free lunch at the Feminist Porn Conference in Toronto. It was a delight to chat with him again recently about his process of scouring the internet to find the best written pieces related to sexuality in the past year, as well as the … Continue reading
