YAS Podcast

Daisy Ducati interviews Amberly Rothfield, an expert in how to navigate the internet and social media as a sex worker. These days the internet is, for people who want to sell sex, an increasingly difficult place to exist. With algorithms changing constantly to suppress sex work and sex workers, it’s getting harder and harder to remain visible. Especially if you are also in a position of marginalization. Amberly is giving us the low down on what we need to know to be seen and to stay sane.

Onyx had her first interview with Honey LeStrange! Honey is so fun to listen to and has a way with telling stories. She is a mother, a stripper, an Etsy store owner and a lover of plants. She's also a member of Strippers United and has a drive to do what's best for the collective community. Onyx and Honey together are fire! You will laugh, you might cry and you will definitely be entertained. Congrats to Onyx for the release of her first ever hosted podcast!

This is the most exciting episode to date with new hosts joining the conversation.nThis is a panel discussion, dinner party like chat between Onyx Sachi, Daisy Ducati, GiGi Holliday and AMD. This is your official intro to the new hosts and the new way this podcast will take place. Each host will have an episode released once a month. All these babes have something unique to bring to the table and will be creating diverse content. With a wide range of sex work under all four belts, there will be never ending interesting guests and topics to delve into. We are on a journey and are excited for you to come along with us. This is just the beginning!

She's so many things, a SW, a wrestler, an educator and a yes, a hearst driver. Daisy is a multifaceted, multi-layered, professional hustler with a whole bag of tricks up her sleeve. You've seen her on some of the on-line skrip shows, you've seen her in your favorite p0rn productions, now you're listening to her on this podcast. Get to know Daisy and it's a guarantee you will want more.

You would think by now with strippers in the mainstream media, having been around for centuries, that strippers would be treated equally in society. Strippers are who you turn to for comfort, for entertainment, to celebrate a victory and yes, for lap dances. But the stories of discrimination outside of the strip clubs is very real, especially for those that are responsible for others. Honey and Luna are strippers and mothers. Both dealing with either current events or the aftermath of a judge deciding their children's fate based on the work they do. Parents all around the world who are sex workers, need support and understanding and to remain connected to their children.

Madame Posh, a well known person in the kink world and an ex-evangelical. This episode is about experts, about sex, about kink and about the non-existence of the separation of church and state. Posh is full of antidotes, wisdom and ideas. She would be the last one to go in a zombie apocalypse situation, and it's obvious. There is nothing that can take her down, not even zombies.

AM has recently become obsessed with Riv, in a healthy way. Her performance art is next level! And the fact that sexy, smart messages are wrapped up in Riv's art makes her just the kewlest ever. Sex workers have an unbelievable way of getting the message across, and Riv is no exception, in fact, she's an amazing example.

Vixen Temple, the obsession of Instagram, with her account being twice deleted for hate speech because of her powerful brain. The points she makes is seen as obscene by insecure men but powerful to those of us who see the world from the same lens. Vixen is a ball of energy, a beacon of light and sheds that light on the every day hypocrisies that we are forced to live with. Breath this one in deep.

Talking with Sonia, we got a much needed earful. Our last UK guest gave us some insight on the issues strippers and sex workers are dealing with over there, and Sonia just backed it all up and then some. AM's mind is completely blown when it comes to light that some stripper workers are paying the club for time off. This is too far and Sonia makes the case for why unionizing SWorkers is the way of the future.

Natalie's insights and approach to sex work and life are particularly moving. In this conversation, there was an intersect of motherhood, childhood, gender identity, telepathy, near death experiences, sex work, ancestors and the denouncing of popular American holidays. This one is chock-full of thought provoking subjects.