In this episode of YAS Podcast, host Daisy Ducati converses with Michael McGrady Jr., contributing legal editor for AVN magazine, discussing recent legislative efforts aimed at regulating sex work and queer identities. They delve into various initiatives, including Michigan's proposed Anti-Corruption of Public Morals Act and the implications of age verification laws on the adult entertainment industry. McGrady provides insights on how such laws could jeopardize freedoms and privacy, emphasizing the need for continued advocacy and resilience within the sex work and queer communities. The episode highlights the importance of voting and staying informed to safeguard rights amidst increasing political and cultural challenges.
00:00 Introduction and Overview of the Anti-Corruption of Public Morals Act
00:42 Welcome to YAS Podcast
01:31 Meet Michael McGrady Jr.
04:21 Michael's Journey into Journalism
09:01 The Age Verification Debate
13:18 Concerns Over Data Privacy and Security
18:37 Impact on LGBTQ+ Community
21:51 The Role of VPNs and Data Security
24:52 Challenges Faced by Legitimate Porn Sites
27:11 FTC Settlement Concerns
28:45 Regulatory Challenges in the UK
31:02 Global Impact on Content Creation
34:58 Michigan's Anti-Pornography Bill
37:21 Defining Prohibited Materials
39:25 Conflation of Queer Identity and Porn
45:18 Fighting for Rights and Acceptance
48:16 Closing Remarks and Call to Action
Links:
House Bill No. 4938 ( Anti-Corruption of Public Morals Act.)
In this episode of YAS Podcast, host AM Davies interviews Savannah Sly, a seasoned sex worker and activist affiliated with New Moon. The discussion covers the intricate issues of white supremacy culture, ableism, and the unique challenges faced by marginalized sex workers. Savannah shares her journey into activism, driven by personal experiences with the war on drugs and her immersion into the sex worker advocacy community. The conversation also delves into the historical and current impacts of anti-sex trafficking campaigns fueled by propaganda and moralistic agendas. Savannah highlights the importance of local community organizing, mutual support among sex workers, and the necessity of engaging with various social justice movements to resist fascism effectively. The episode concludes with an overview of New Moon's initiatives, focusing on philanthropic engagement, financial support for sex worker-led organizations, and capacity-building programs aimed at empowering the sex worker rights movement.
00:00 The Urgency of Collective Action
00:33 Welcome to YAS Podcast
01:34 Introducing Today's Guest: Savannah Sly
02:10 Savannah's Journey into Sex Work
03:32 The Impact of the War on Drugs
04:28 Sex Worker Advocacy and Propaganda
05:44 The Rise of Anti-Sex Trafficking Campaigns
06:33 The Role of Feminism in the Sex Work Debate
09:00 Manufactured Hysteria and Its Consequences
12:08 The Growth of the Sex Worker Rights Movement
17:19 Challenges in Advocacy and Activism
19:59 Lessons on White Supremacy Culture
26:16 Coping with Current Global Challenges
27:18 Facing Fear and Privilege
29:06 The Role of Privileged People in Resistance
30:47 Local Engagement and Political Action
32:30 Conversations with Trump Supporters
34:51 Sex Workers' Unique Perspective on Authoritarianism
42:05 New Moon Network's Mission and Work
49:10 Final Thoughts and Call to Action
Links
Beyond Strange Bedfellows (article)
Characteristics of White Supremacy Culture
In this episode of YAS Podcast, host Daisy Ducati speaks with Lolo Lavish, the 'High Siren,' about her unique spiritual journey and its intersection with sex work. Lolo shares her experiences as a psychic medium and how embracing her identity as a mermaid has influenced her perspective and practices. The conversation delves into the connection between water, femininity, and sensuality, emphasizing the importance of honoring one's body and desires. Lolo discusses her efforts to help sex workers through spiritual readings and rituals, advocating for self-love and dismantling systematic oppression. The episode highlights the transformative power of seduction and spirituality for challenging the patriarchy and supporting marginalized communities.
00:00 Introduction to Seduction and Politics
00:19 Welcome to YAS Podcast
01:23 Meet Our Guest: Lolo Lavish
02:40 Lolo's Journey as a Psychic Medium
06:34 The Connection Between Spirituality and Sex Work
09:26 The Importance of Water in Spirituality
14:16 Challenges and Transitions in Lolo's Life
22:31 The Power of Seduction in Social Change
27:01 The Power of Spirituality in Femininity
27:46 The Rise of Spiritual Practices in Strip Clubs
28:03 Controversies Around Spiritual Altars in Clubs
29:03 Hexing and Mermaids in Clubs
30:38 Services Offered to Dancers
33:43 The Impact of Spiritual Work
34:46 Handling Negative Messages
36:26 The Importance of Authenticity in Spirituality
37:21 Embracing Feminine Energy and Water Magic
38:56 Spiritual Hygiene Tips
43:23 Mermaids and Gender Identity
45:14 Discovering Your Inner Mermaid
46:59 Final Thoughts and Offerings
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In this episode of YAS Podcast, host AM Davies speaks with Mark, the director of the Queer Sex Worker Initiative for Refugees based in Kenya. The conversation sheds light on the organization's work in providing shelter, food, and support to LGBTQ asylum seekers and refugees who often have no other means of survival but sex work. Mark discusses the immense challenges faced by queer individuals in Kenya, including legal discrimination and societal stigma. Despite these hurdles, the organization continues to advocate for the rights and safety of LGBTQ sex workers through community outreach, skill-building programs, and collaborations with international supporters. Listeners are encouraged to visit QSWIR.org to learn more and contribute to their crucial work.
00:00 Introduction to Police Interactions
00:33 Welcome to YAS Podcast
01:33 Meet Today's Guest: Mark from Queer Sex Worker Initiative for Refugees
02:13 Challenges Faced by LGBTQ Refugees in Kenya
08:18 The Importance of the Safe House
14:26 Recent Raid on the Shelter
18:38 Ongoing Struggles and Advocacy Efforts
26:08 Achievements and Triumphs
27:15 Introduction to CVT and Trauma Support
28:28 The Importance of Safe Spaces
29:02 Programs and Outreach Initiatives
30:05 Crafts and Economic Empowerment
34:04 Challenges and Support for the Queer Community
35:15 Advocacy and the Magazine Initiative
45:53 Personal Insights and Leadership
48:51 Final Thoughts and Call to Action
In this episode of YAS Podcast, host AM Davies welcomes Gal Mariya Rivers, a not safe for work content creator and artist. Together, they delve into Gal's journey of embracing body hair, challenging societal norms, and finding confidence and artistic voice through erotic content. The conversation touches on body liberation, gender identity, and the psychological impact of societal beauty standards. Gal shares her personal evolution from struggling with body image to celebrating her authentic self, also addressing the nuances of dealing with online criticism and fostering positive conversations about body image with her audience. This episode highlights the intersection of sex work, art, and activism, emphasizing the significance of authentic expression in changing public perceptions about bodies and sex work.
00:00 Introduction and Personal Anecdote
00:20 Welcome to YAS Podcast
00:39 Meet the Hosts
00:51 Support and Donations
01:29 Today's Episode and Guest Introduction
03:00 Interview with Gal Mariya Rivers Begins
03:33 Pronouns and Gender Identity
05:42 Body Image and Reddit Journey
09:10 Transition to NSFW Content
12:46 Body Liberation and Online Communities
35:18 Navigating Authenticity and Consent
42:58 Break and Upcoming Topics
43:24 Introduction to Queer and Sex Worker Refugees (ad)
43:40 Impact of ADHD and Autism on Art
45:20 Navigating Consistency and Creativity
50:56 Body Hair and Societal Norms
53:55 Empowerment Through Authenticity
01:01:37 The Realities of Sex Work
01:05:07 Dealing with Haters
01:14:13 Final Thoughts and Future Outlook
01:17:33 Closing Remarks and Contact Information
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In this episode of YAS Podcast, host Daisy Ducati, along with co-host AM Davies, engages with guests Elene Lam and Chanelle Gallant to discuss their book 'Not Your Rescue Project.' The conversation delves into the problematic aspects of anti-trafficking movements, revealing how these initiatives often harm rather than help sex workers, particularly migrant and racialized workers. Highlighting the intersection of SW, migration, and racial justice, the discussion uncovers the urgency of addressing the misconceptions behind rescue projects and calls for unified support from the left. The episode also focuses on the organizing efforts of Butterfly, an Asian and migrant SW support network, and explores the detrimental impact of criminalization and policing on sex workers. Listeners are encouraged to educate themselves, support migrant SW organizations, and challenge the systemic issues within anti-trafficking movements.
00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Hosts
00:41 Welcome to YAS Podcast
02:13 Meet Our Guests: Elene Lamb and Chanelle
03:17 Discussing 'Not Your Rescue Project'
05:48 The Intersection of Sex Work and Racial Justice
07:42 Challenges Faced by Migrant SW's
10:39 The Role of Anti-Trafficking Movements
16:15 The Complexity of Migrant SW
21:57 The Anti-Trafficking Industry
26:49 Racism in Human Trafficking Narratives
37:56 State Exploitation and Armed Robbery
38:22 Undercover Officers and Legal Loopholes
38:54 ICE Arrests and Migrant SW
39:45 The Spectacle of Cruelty in Immigration Enforcement
40:14 Sex Workers and Immigration Enforcement Tactics
40:43 Anti-Trafficking Organizations and Surveillance
43:38 Racial Disparities in Anti-Trafficking Efforts
44:05 The Criminalization of Migrant SW's
49:44 Funding Disparities in Anti-Trafficking Movements
58:55 The Resistance and Organizing of Migrant SW's
01:01:14 How to Support Migrant SW's
01:04:07 Final Thoughts and Call to Action
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In this episode, we learn about the UN and the way the US forced representatives from different countries and organizations to talk to one another. We learn how global human rights is interconnected and how this coalition of SW’s keep doing their work despite having to work around new rules and a constant changing landscape, but one that is mostly pushing back against Trans people and SW’s. The discussion highlights the urgent need for activism within the sex worker community, focusing on human rights and the impact of US policies internationally.
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00:00 Call to Action for Sex Workers
00:28 Introduction to YAS Podcast
00:46 Meet the Hosts
01:27 Introducing the Guests
01:46 Sex Worker Rights Coalition
02:00 Guest Introductions
04:03 Discussing the UPR and UN Work
04:54 Best Practices Policy Project
07:06 Impact of US Policies on Global Sex Work
22:30 Challenges in HIV/AIDS Advocacy
27:21 Creating the UPR Report
37:58 Empowering Sex Workers Through Human Rights
38:42 The Importance of Writing Workshops
39:46 Challenges and Misconceptions in Activism
41:32 Political Engagement in Washington, DC
45:16 Global Advocacy and the United Nations
58:17 The Fight for Decriminalization
01:06:10 Supporting the Movement: How You Can Help
01:12:35 Closing Remarks and Call to Action
In this Sex Worker Pride special, Maedb Joy (Sexquisite) and AM Davies (YasPodcast) examine the strip-club industry, exploitation scandals, and the fight for decriminalisation. Both survivors of serious road accidents, they discuss how those experiences fuelled their activism and the creation of Sexquisite, YAS Podcast, a program of YAS Work, and Strippers United, showing that sex-worker rights know no borders.
In this episode, representatives Margot and Sabeen from Fired Up Stilettos discuss their fight for sex workers' rights in New Zealand. They share the genesis of the movement, which began with collective action against exploitative practices at a Wellington strip club, leading to the firing of 19 dancers. The movement has since evolved into a broader campaign for better legislation and rights enforcement. They discuss the challenges sex workers face, including unfair fines, contract changes without notice, and broader industry-specific issues. The conversation also touches on their media strategies, protests, and outreach work to build solidarity among sex workers and gain political support. Additionally, they highlight a recent case involving a top government official, Michael Forbes, to underscore systemic issues in protecting sex workers’ rights.
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00:00 Introduction and Greetings
00:31 The Birth of Fired Up Stilettos
00:58 Initial Challenges and Collective Action
02:28 Media Strategy and Union Formation
03:42 Union Busting and Worker Solidarity
06:38 Legislative Efforts and Parliamentary Speeches
08:31 Independent Contractor vs. Employee Debate
17:11 Exploitation in the Strip Club Industry
18:37 Club Practices and Worker Rights
23:22 The State of Strip Clubs in New Zealand
23:57 Building Solidarity Among Strippers and Sex Workers
25:06 Fighting for Rights and Legal Support
25:55 Challenges and Collective Power
27:21 Political Recognition and Next Steps
29:49 Outreach and Community Involvement
32:07 Addressing Exploitation and Financial Support
34:15 Michael Forbes Scandal
38:15 The Need for Legislative Change
42:45 Supporting the Movement and Final Thoughts
In this episode of YAS Podcast, host Nats Honey speaks with Akynos, founder and director of the Black Sex Worker Collective. They discuss the formation and purpose of the collective, the importance of preserving sex worker history, and the numerous challenges faced by Black sex workers, including financial struggles and systemic discrimination. Akynos highlights the significance of community support, engagement, and truthful representation of sex workers in media. The episode also touches on Akynos's environmental performance piece, 'I Didn't Mean To Turn You On,' and the newly opened BSWC community space in Berlin.
00:00 Introduction to YAS Podcast
00:48 Meet Your Hosts
01:08 Support and Donations
01:29 Today's Host: Nats Honey
02:24 Introducing Akynos and the Black Sex Worker Collective
03:54 Formation and Challenges of BSWC
07:29 Pronouns and Identity
08:39 Leadership Challenges and Wins
16:12 Villainous Conference and Community Engagement
24:21 Bees Knees Knee Pads
25:11 Upcoming Environmental Performance Piece
25:56 Facing Whorephobia and Cultural Misunderstandings
26:15 Eye-Opening Travels in West Africa
27:52 Reflections on Poverty in Jamaica and America
28:40 Creating a Show on Global South Issues
31:01 Berlin Show and New Community Space
34:24 Archiving Black Sex Worker History
38:12 Public vs. Private Conflict Resolution
41:18 Engaging with the UN and Future Plans
43:17 Final Thoughts and Call to Action
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In this episode of YAS Podcast, hosts AM Davies (AMD) and Emily welcome Sam Sun from the East London Stripper Collective. The discussion covers the collective's history, their efforts in decriminalizing sex work, and the diverse initiatives they are involved in, including their innovative tour of the 'strip mile' in East London. Sam also shares insights into the challenges faced by sex workers in the UK and the community's unique relationship with kink culture. They highlight the importance of creating supportive, ethical environments within the industry and the collective's ongoing efforts to humanize and advocate for sex workers.
Links
East London Stripper Collective Website
https://eastlondonstripperscollective.com/
ELSC Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/eastlondonstripperscollective/
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00:00 Welcome to YAS Podcast
00:18 Meet the Hosts
00:30 Supporting the Podcast
00:59 Special Guest: Samantha Sun
01:49 Introduction to East London Stripper Collective
03:24 Challenges and Achievements
07:23 Cultural Impact and Public Perception
12:25 Aesthetics and Subculture
28:58 Advocating for Decriminalization
32:45 Legal Advisors and Their Role
33:56 Challenges with Licensing and Legal Advice
35:05 Kink Community and Licensing Issues
40:41 History of East London Strip Clubs
51:39 Current Projects and Future Plans
01:01:55 Conclusion and Contact Information
In this episode of YAS Podcast, host AM Davies (AMD) discusses the intricate facets of sex work and identity with guest Jack Parker, a trans sex worker and activist. The conversation delves into Parker's experiences within the sex work community, the transition from pre- to post-transition work, and the unique challenges faced by trans sex workers. They also touch upon the broader socio-political landscape affecting sex work, including recent legislative efforts in the UK and their global implications. Special attention is given to Parker's new book 'Hooker Mentality,' which explores overarching themes of commodification, intimacy, and the reframing of societal norms around sex work. The episode offers an insightful look into the ways sex work redefines concepts of safety, value, and power.
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Highlighting LGBTQIA Voices
Jack Parker's Journey in Sex Work Activism
Challenges and Solidarity in the Sex Work Community
Reframing Safety and Risk in Sex Work
Hooker Mentality: Shifting Perspectives
Fucking The Enemy: A Radical Perspective
Political Hypocrisy and Sex Work
Current Climate for Sex Workers in the UK
Global Movements and Legislation
Personal Motivation and Advocacy
Trans Identity in Sex Work
Language and Inclusivity in the Community
Discussing the New Book
In this episode of YAS Podcast, host Daisy Ducati interviews multidisciplinary artist and sex worker Inten$ity Bankroll. They discuss Inten$ity's current projects, including her feature film 'Holy Body', docuseries 'Stories from the Trade', and the community-driven reading project 'The Reading Room is a Strip Club'. The conversation sheds light on the intersection of art and sex work, challenging common misconceptions and emphasizing the importance of authentic storytelling from within the community.
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Topics of Discussion:
Inten$ity's Diverse Projects
Discussing 'Stories from the Trade'
Humanizing Sex Work
Navigating Authenticity and Performance
Self-Care and Avoiding Burnout
Art and Sex Work: A Unified Path
The Emotional Impact of Sex Work
Nuanced Portrayals in Media
Introducing 'Holy Body'
The Reading Room is a Strip Club
Empowerment and Community
Supporting Inten$ity's Work
We got the chance to talk with Crystal, a registered nurse and former sex worker who’s out here saving lives and handing out Plan B with zero judgment. We covered abortion pills, pH balance, healthcare red flags, and what every in-person worker should have in their emergency kit. Crystal also shares tips for navigating sex work–friendly care, the truth about bleeding risks, and how she’s fighting for our rights behind the scenes. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by health info or ignored by providers, this one’s for you!
Note: This episode had to be edited and re-released due to privacy reasons.
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01:49 Crystal's Background and Role
02:43 Sexual Health Resources for Sex Workers
07:46 Abortion Care and Resources
11:43 Managing Abortion Side Effects
20:01 Finding Sex Worker-Friendly Healthcare Providers
23:08 Navigating Plan C for Abortion Pills
24:02 Types of Abortion Pills Explained25:48 Drug Interactions to Avoid
30:00 Healthcare Tips for Sex Workers
32:27 Maintaining Vaginal Health
41:18 Emergency Medical Kit Essentials
44:07 Final Thoughts and Resources
In this episode of YAS Podcast, formerly Yes, a Stripper Podcast, host Daisy Ducati and her co-hosts discuss the impact of recent laws affecting sex workers, particularly focusing on the new regulations in Sweden and the Interstate Obscenity Deficient Act in the US. They speak with ViVi Fierce, a trans sex worker and performer based in Los Angeles, who shares her journey from homelessness to empowerment and community support. ViVi highlights the misconceptions about trans sex workers and talks about her work in the nonprofit sector, providing essential services to marginalized communities. The episode touches on the challenges faced by sex workers today, the importance of community, and staying informed in the face of increasing censorship and legal battles.
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Topics of Discussion:
Discussing Sweden's Porn Ban
US Obscenity Laws and Their Impact
ViVi's Life and Work in LA
Challenges and Support for Trans Sex Workers
Self-Care and Community
Living Through Modern Parallels to Nazi Germany
Balancing Real Life and Happiness
The Commodification of Everything
The Confusion of Wealth Hoarding
Supporting Friends and Community
Exploring LA and Beyond
Life in Arkansas vs. LA
Misconceptions About Trans Workers
Navigating Grindr and Privacy
The Femme Queen Identity
In this episode of YAS Podcast, host Daisy Ducati speaks with Mx. Pucks A'Plenty, a burlesque performer, producer, and sex educator based in Seattle. The conversation explores Mx. Pucks A'Plenty's journey into burlesque, their identities as a Black, fat, non-binary, queer, and disabled individual, and how these have shaped their activism and performance. They also discuss the challenges of organizing sex-positive events, the importance of centering BIPOC voices in burlesque, and the impact of the current political climate on funding for arts and DEI efforts. The episode highlights the creation and significance of events like What the Funk Festival and Fat Con.
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Mx. Pucks A'Plenty's Journey and Identities
Discovering Burlesque
The Intersection of Burlesque and Sex Work
Community Care in Seattle's Sex Positive Scene
The Birth of 'What The Funk'
The Importance of Centering BIPOC Voices in Burlesque
Advice for Emerging Performers and Organizers
Introducing Fat Con: A Celebration of Fat Bodies
Connecting Fat Liberation with BDSM and Performance
Securing Funding for Marginalized Artists
Navigating Political Challenges in Arts Funding
In this episode of YAS Podcast, AM Davies introduces their guests Scarlett Pereira and Elizabeth Splain. Scarlett, a sex worker and animal rescuer, shares her inspiring journey of rescuing horses and advocating for sex worker rights. Elizabeth Splain, the author of Scarlett's biographical novel 'Pleasure to Purpose,' joins the conversation to discuss the process of writing the book and the profound impact it had on her. The episode delves into the stigma around sex work, the challenges and triumphs faced by sex workers, and the deep empathy that drives both Scarlett's and Elizabeth's work.
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Discussing 'Pleasure to Purpose'
The Journey of Writing and Friendship
Publishing Challenges and Triumphs
Advocacy and Future Plans
The Story of Franco and Xena
The Ethics of Horse Rescue
The Emotional Journey of Writing
Empathy and Sex Work
Challenges and Triumphs in Horse Rescue
The Plight of Horses in America
We sat down with Amari, a UK-based sex coach and founder of two sex-positive businesses, to talk about the intersections of sexual health, mental health, and censorship. She shares her journey from sociology student to agency owner, how shadowbans really work, and why sex workers need to back up their Instagram accounts. We also get into personal kinks, like fantasizing about money, and the emotional reality of working in this space.
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What do you get when you combine 20 years of stripping, a sober mind, and a fierce passion for truth? Today’s guest: Canada’s #1 Dating Coach Chantal Heide. Onyx Sachi said we had to talk to her— and she was right! Chantal joins AMD to share how she went from collecting raw data in strip clubs to becoming a published author, livestream coach, and the creator of the Evolution Revolution movement. She’s flipping the script on relationships and we’re taking notes.
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Today, AM sits down with Edie Montana, founder of Slvt Riot, the former “Berlin Strippers Collective”, to hear how a promising documentary turned into a betrayal. What began as a sex worker-led collaboration slowly warped into a sensationalized script, using Edie’s trauma without her consent. We talk about blurred professional boundaries, the red flags she missed, and why sex workers end up exploited by the people who claim to support us. This story matters — and it could happen to anyone.
*Trigger Warning: There is talk of SA in this episode.
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