Full Disclosure with Eric Barry

Comedian Natasha Muse returns to the bedroom for the conclusion of our two-part discussion. Natasha goes into detail about her gender reassignment surgery, her incredible story of becoming a mom, and much more. Follow me on instagram: https://instagram.com/ericbarrywrites  

I wish I could live a thousand years, plus I recorded next to a dog. Follow me: http://instagram.com/ericbarrywrites

HAPPY THANKSGIVING! Sorry, I'm running late to my friend's so no audio check-in from me today, but please enjoy this conversation I had with Natasha Muse. Natasha is a wonderful comic and I was woefully ignorant in asking these questions at the time, so please bear with me as we awkwardly navigate through a discussion about Natasha's transition from male to female, how she got her start in comedy, and becoming a parent. Natasha had so much to offer that we actually split the show into two different episodes, recorded on two different days. Look for Part 2 net week. Get that turkey! Be sure to follow me on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ericbarrywrites/  

Today in the bedroom I'm joined by friend and sex educator, Niki aka Miss Bloom. We talk about Niki's journey to becoming a sex educator, her approach to teaching ethical non-monogamy, where young people are at with consent culture, indie porn, and so much more. Social links: Niki's FB page: https://www.facebook.com/nikidavisf/ Niki's Insta: https://www.instagram.com/missbloomsexeducator/ Eric's Insta: https://instagram.com/ericbarrywrites

I'm too fat off this pesto Grandma's Pie and feeling too out of whack to record right now, but please enjoy this conversation with San Francisco provocateur, libertarian, and artist, the elusive, Merkley??? (question marks are I believe legally part of his name but a bitch for SEO). Follow me on InstagramL https://instagram.com/ericbarrywrites Originally released July 31, 2012.

On today's show stripper, escort, and grad student Daphne talks to us about the ins-and-outs of becoming a stripper and escort, as well as why the illegality of prostitution is harming sex workers, particularly the fringe members of society. Follow our guest today at http://twitter.com/VivienxChambers Follow me at http://instagram.com/ericbarrywrites

I talk with comedian Jessica Sele about queer identity, sexual trauma, comedy, and more. Plus I hate the internet mob. Originally released July 10, 2012.

I have rats in my walls.

In this throwback episode, trans porn star Mia Isabella steps into the bedroom to discuss her childhood, being a trans woman in the sex industry, and why most of her partners have been straight men.   Plus I figure out the name of a song I've had stuck in my head for at least a year. Originally released June 26, 2012.

Filmmaker and comedian Michelle Gold steps into the bedroom to discuss her journey of discovering that she was trans, including how that transition took shape. Later we discuss how she got involved in filmmaking as well as comedy. Finally, we talk about the current state of comedy, and reaching across political lines to gain allies. See more of Michelle's work at www.wazifilms.com Be sure to follow me on Instagram www.instigram.com/ericbarrywrites And check out my new TikTok @ericbarrywrites http://vm.tiktok.com/mnnTjP/  

Comedian Matt Lieb steps into the bedroom to discuss comedy, his family life, and his struggle with heroin addiction in a conversation that is both funny and intensely revealing,. Originally released June 12, 2012.

I know where more about balding than I ever cared to. But seriously, this drug might be messing you up in ways you didn't know.

Huffington Post blogger Vanessa Pinto (who also writes under her pen name Fleurs De Lis) discusses the year she spent saying “yes” to everything the San Francisco sex community has to offer and how her chronicles led to her success. Originally released June 12, 2012 Follow me on instagram: http://instagram.com/ericbarrywrites

A woman cancelled a date with me after finding out I'd been with dudes haha

My interview with Sex+Design founder Veronica Christina and her then boyfriend, DJ Anthony Mansfield. We talk about their careers, relationship, and other fun stuff. Originally aired June 5, 2012.   Follow me on instagram www.instagram.com/ericbarrywrites

I talk about my virginity, depression, and coming out.

A throwback to my conversation with former stripper and ethical non-monogamy practitioner Charisma Lane. We discuss the intricacies of an open-marriage, raising kids, etc. Originally released June 1, 2012.

Life according to gym.

A throwback to my conversation with author and sexologist Dr. Carol Queen. We discuss her life, pornography, lady orgasms, and more.

You have to PLAN to not get fat.

And I'll cry if I want to.

I speak with adult performer Lexi Love about how she got her start in the business, living in San Francisco, and leaving the business. Originally released May 8, 2012.

I have nothing interesting to say.

In this throwback episode I talk to comedian Casey Ley about comedy and sexuality. Originally recorded in San Francisco.

I went to a BDSM munch, I want to get back into comedy, the trouble with my book query.

I talk with sex and relationships educator Charlie Glickman. From Episode 2 of Full Disclosure, originally recorded April 17, 2012.

Make your own patties, and comedians are making jokes.

I'm going to try something new, by doing something old. I'm going to start releasing the old Full Disclosure episodes on Thursdays, along with a little check-in on the week.   This throwback seemed particularly poignant given Monday's episode. Our first episode was a long-form interview with porn star Michael Brandon, who discusses his struggle with meth addiction and how he entered the adult industry.

I feel like shit.

I finished a book in a week, talk about the struggles of drinking and dating, and have an old lady yell at me for walking my bike.

I talk about getting fat and the negative affects of drinking, and why people are wrong when they criticize cyclists for "not following the rules of other vehicles."

When I was in high school, I had very dark thoughts. I wanted to share those on this episode, perhaps to give some insight into what could be going through someone's mind, as well as reach out to anyone who might be feeling isolated or having similar thoughts. Something I want to stress that I believe I forgot to mention in the episode: another MASSIVE deterrent to me going through with something violent was that I did not have any easy access to guns in the Bay Area—to this day I've still never shot a gun. Had they been readily available, things may have been different.

I talk about the 18th Annual BBQ Shindig and ethical non-monogamy.

There's a lightning storm, and I talk about dating apps, and putting milk in a lady's eye.

I talk about being fat, a lady with a fan, and apartment hunting.

I talk about 4th of July, my same knee injury, and getting ditched on a date.

My knee is hurt and it's really pissing me off. Plus I'm depressed.

It's been a while. Nothing has changed in 3 1/2 years, has it? I've mostly been writing and depressed. At least that's what the stars told me. Let's talk about it!