Yes, a Stripper Podcast

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.Follow Inten$ity: @intensity.bankrollFollow House of Eros LA: @houseoferos.laInten$ity's Website: www.workwithkhadija.comFollow Daisy: @daisyducatiFollow AMD: @amdavies_Support heauxprahs everywhere on yasstore.shopProduced by YAS WorkTopics of Discussion:Inten$ity's Diverse ProjectsDiscussing 'Stories from the Trade'Humanizing Sex WorkNavigating Authenticity and PerformanceSelf-Care and Avoiding BurnoutArt and Sex Work: A Unified PathThe Emotional Impact of Sex WorkNuanced Portrayals in MediaIntroducing 'Holy Body'The Reading Room is a Strip ClubEmpowerment and CommunitySupporting Inten$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. Follow Crystal at @thtsceceFollow the Cupcake Girls at @cupcakegirlsLearn more and get involved at cupcakegirls.orgFollow AM at @amdavies_Follow Daisy at @daisyducatiSupport heauxprahs everywhere on yasstore.shopProduced by Makenzie Mizell01:49 Crystal's Background and Role02:43 Sexual Health Resources for Sex Workers07:46 Abortion Care and Resources11:43 Managing Abortion Side Effects20:01 Finding Sex Worker-Friendly Healthcare Providers23:08 Navigating Plan C for Abortion Pills24:02 Types of Abortion Pills Explained25:48 Drug Interactions to Avoid30:00 Healthcare Tips for Sex Workers32:27 Maintaining Vaginal Health41:18 Emergency Medical Kit Essentials44:07 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.Follow ViVi: @vivisfierceFollow AMD: @amdavies_Follow Daisy: @daisyducatiSupport heauxprahs everywhere on yasstore.shopProduced by YAS WorkTopics of Discussion:Discussing Sweden's Porn BanUS Obscenity Laws and Their ImpactViVi's Life and Work in LAChallenges and Support for Trans Sex WorkersSelf-Care and CommunityLiving Through Modern Parallels to Nazi GermanyBalancing Real Life and HappinessThe Commodification of EverythingThe Confusion of Wealth HoardingSupporting Friends and CommunityExploring LA and BeyondLife in Arkansas vs. LAMisconceptions About Trans WorkersNavigating Grindr and PrivacyThe 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.Follow Pucks: @pucksaplentyFollow Daisy: @daisyducatiFollow AMD: @amdavies_Support heauxprahs everywhere on yasstore.shopProduced by YAS WorkMx. Pucks A'Plenty's Journey and IdentitiesDiscovering BurlesqueThe Intersection of Burlesque and Sex WorkCommunity Care in Seattle's Sex Positive SceneThe Birth of 'What The Funk'The Importance of Centering BIPOC Voices in BurlesqueAdvice for Emerging Performers and OrganizersIntroducing Fat Con: A Celebration of Fat BodiesConnecting Fat Liberation with BDSM and PerformanceSecuring Funding for Marginalized ArtistsNavigating 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.Follow Scarlett: https://www.facebook.com/scarlett.pereira.351Follow Elizabeth: @elizbsplainFollow AMD: @amdavies_Follow Daisy: @daisyducatiSupport heauxprahs everywhere on yasstore.shopProduced by YAS WorkDiscussing 'Pleasure to Purpose'The Journey of Writing and FriendshipPublishing Challenges and TriumphsAdvocacy and Future PlansThe Story of Franco and XenaThe Ethics of Horse RescueThe Emotional Journey of WritingEmpathy and Sex WorkChallenges and Triumphs in Horse RescueThe Plight of Horses in America

We got the chance to talk with Crystal from Cupcake Girls, 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!Follow Crystal at @thtsceceFollow the Cupcake Girls at @cupcakegirlsLearn more and get involved at cupcakegirls.orgFollow AM at @amdavies_Follow Daisy at @daisyducatiSupport heauxprahs everywhere on yasstore.shopProduced by Makenzie Mizell

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.Follow Amari at @sxcoachingbyamariHire Amari at @adminbyamari.agencyVisit Amari's website adminbyamariagency.comFollow AM at @amdavies_Follow Daisy at @daisyducatiSupport heauxprahs everywhere on yasstore.shopProduced by Makenzie Mizell

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.Follow Chantal at @canadasdatingcoachFollow AM at @amdavies_Follow Onyx at @onyxsachiSupport heauxprahs everywhere on yesastripper.comProduced by Makenzie Mizell

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. Follow Edie @slvtriotFollow AM @amdavies_Follow YAS Work at @yasworkorgSupport heauxprahs everywhere on yasstore.shopProduced by Makenzie Mizell

After four episodes guest hosting our series on elective surgeries, Lisa Michelle steps out of the host seat and into the spotlight to share her own story - one shaped by years of dancing, pain, research, and three separate breast surgeries. This candid conversation with Onyx gets into what Lisa wishes she had known before her first augmentation, how pole dancing influenced her surgical decisions, and what finally made her say enough and choose a completely different path for her third and final procedure.Follow Lisa at @poleyourheartoutFollow Onyx @onyxsachiFollow AM at @amdavies_Follow YAS Work at @yasworkorgSupport heauxprahs everywhere on yasstore.shopProduced by Makenzie Mizell

We're deep in our month-long series on body modification in the sex work space with guest host Lisa and producer AM at the mic. In this second to last installment, Lucy walks us through the long, painful, and often confusing road she took through multiple BBLs, including what she wishes she'd known before getting started. We talk candidly about recovery, body image, social pressure, algorithm-driven obsession, and learning to stop chasing perfection. If you've ever considered surgery or just want to hear the real behind-the-scenes of beauty work in the club—this one's for you. Rate, subscribe & share with your people

Continuing our series on elective surgery in the sex work industry, we explore the world of medical tourism with guest Nia Nebula, who shares her experiences with breast augmentation and lip lifts. We talk cost, recovery, red flags, and what it means to invest in your body as both an artist and a business. Whether you're surgery-curious or just along for the ride, this one's full of insight, honesty, and a lot of laughs. Don't forget to like, rate, and subscribe!Follow Lisa at @poleyourheartoutFollow Nia Nebula at @iamnianebulaFollow AM at @amdavies_Follow YAS Work at @yasworkorgSupport heauxprahs everywhere on yasstore.shopProduced by Makenzie Mizell

What if every boob job conversation was already a gender conversation—we just didn't know how to name it? Guest host Lisa Michelle talks with Karma Chase about how elective surgery intersects with identity and self-worth. Karma shares the emotional and physical aftermath of breast augmentation as a working stripper—and how the experience reshaped their understanding of embodiment and value. Listen now and rethink everything you thought you knew about boobs, binaries, and body autonomy.Follow Lisa at @poleyourheartoutFollow Karma at @karma.chase444Follow AM at @amdavies_Support heauxprahs everywhere on yasstore.shopProduced by Makenzie Mizell

We're thrilled to launch a new series where some months, a different guest host is taking the reins of the show! They'll choose a theme, run the show, and share their unique perspective while our original hosts take a step back into a producer role. This is the first episode of this exciting new format, and Lisa Michelle is kicking things off with AM in the producer's seat!Lisa Michelle will be focusing this month on elective surgeries: the good, the bad, and everything in between. Her guest, Selena, shares her experiences with breast augmentation and labiaplasty. Together, they explore the personal and professional impacts of these procedures, discussing body image, confidence, and the importance of finding the right professionals in the sex work industry. Tune in for a candid conversation on the choices behind elective surgery and how it affects self-expression and empowerment.Follow Lisa at @poleyourheartoutFollow Selena at @selenermendozaFollow AM at @amdavies_Support heauxprahs everywhere on yasstore.shopProduced by Makenzie Mizell

Today Daisy is joined by UK pole dancer and instructor Kitty Velour to talk about her journey from the Tumblr era to teaching sensual movement worldwide. Kitty shares the differences between UK and US strip clubs, the unique culture of strip pubs, and the challenges of censorship and financial security in the industry. We also discuss her online platform, upcoming shows, and navigating health struggles as a performer. Don't miss this insight into the world of dance, sex work, and resilience. Subscribe and leave a review!Follow KItty @kitty_velourFollow Daisy @daisyducatiFollow AM @amdavies_Support heauxprahs everywhere on yesastripper.comProduced by Makenzie Mizell | Period.

We're kicking off 2025 with a must-hear episode! AMD chats with Katherine Studley, “The Only Consultant,” about her journey from CPA to TikTok sensation providing judgment-free tax help for sex workers. Katherine breaks down essential tax tips, the importance of write-offs, and what to do with all that money from your sugar daddy. Whether you're behind on taxes or unsure how to handle income from Venmo or CashApp, Katherine has you covered. Learn how to take control of your finances, avoid common pitfalls, and navigate taxes with confidence. Don't miss this insightful and empowering conversation! Follow Katherine @the_only_consultant Visit TheOnlyConsultant.com Follow AM @amdavies_ Support heauxprahs everywhere on yesastripper.com Produced by Makenzie Mizell

This week AM connected with Luna Sophia Miranda, a passionate fan of the show and a sex worker herself, to explore how Hollywood portrays the sex work community. She shares her insights on classic films like Paris is Burning and Working Girls, her role in the indie film Anora, and her dream to create a film festival for sex worker-made movies. Join us for a real conversation about representation, challenges, and Luna's journey from club life to the film set. Don't miss this eye-opening episode—tune in now! Follow @lunasmic Follow AM @amdavies_ Support heauxprahs everywhere on yesastripper.com Produced by Makenzie Mizell | Period.

In this episode AM is chatting with Pisces, a seasoned dancer and the visionary behind Your Neighborhood Stripper. Pisces shares her journey from go-go dancing to stripping, how dancing supported her mental health, and her mission to break down stigmas with her platform. Listen in as they discuss empowerment, community building, and the challenges Black dancers face in the industry. Follow Pisces at @yourneighborhoodstripperllcs Visit the YNS Directory Follow AM @amdavies_ Today's episode is sponsored by Bees Knees Knee Pads, your go-to brand for pole dance essentials. From knee pads with removable inserts to pole bags and instructor notebooks, everything is designed for pole dancers. Get 10% off your first order with code YASBEE at BeesKneesKneePads.com. Support heauxprahs everywhere on yesastripper.comProduced by Makenzie Mizell | Period.

Ashley Wright, known as the “pole dancing mommy,” shares her journey of balancing motherhood, sensuality, and advocacy. From breaking stereotypes about Black motherhood to embracing her authentic self, Ashley opens up about her experiences with social media, vulnerability, and the power of community. We also explore her passion for manifestation, navigating challenges, and the joy of raising her two daughters with strength and love. Follow Ashley everywhere @mswrightsway Find Ms. Wright's skincare products Affirm Skincare Read her book A Time for Presence Follow AM at @amdavies_ Support heauxprahs everywhere on yesastripper.com Produced by Makenzie Mizell | Period.

In this episode, AM is joined by Naomi, author of The Amazing Adventures of an Amish Stripper, to dive into her incredible journey from growing up in a strict Amish community to becoming a stripper and sex worker. Naomi shares the challenges she faced, the courage it took to break free, and the empowerment she found along the way. We discuss the highs and lows of her career, the impact of her background on her experiences, and how writing her memoir served as a powerful tool for healing and reflection. This is a conversation about resilience, self-discovery, and the pursuit of freedom. Follow Naomi on Instagram & TikTok at  @amishinspiration Get Naomi's book Follow AM @amdavies_ Support heauxprahs everywhere on yesastripper.com Produced by Makenzie Mizell | Period.

Join us as we chat with Madison, the powerhouse behind Strippers Are Workers. From her first days stripping in Seattle at 18 to leading a campaign for stripper rights, Madison's journey is nothing short of inspiring. We dive into her work on groundbreaking legislation in Washington, the changes in the industry, and the fight for decriminalization and safety. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in sex worker rights and the power of grassroots organizing. Don't miss Madison's incredible story and the movement she's championing! Follow Strippers are Workers WA @strippersareworkerswa Visit the SAW website StrippersAreWorker.org Follow AM @amdavies_ Support heauxprahs everywhere on yesastripper.com Produced by Makenzie Mizell | Period.

This week Daisy's chatting with the legendary Spinning Shea! We're getting into Shea's globe-trotting adventures, including a spontaneous performance in Japan and the thrills of producing her own birthday show. Shea shares behind-the-scenes stories from dancing on stage with Snoop and the challenges of performing in Vegas. It's a fun, honest, and lively conversation you won't want to miss. Get ready to be inspired by Shea's passion and resilience! Find Shae at @spinninshaex Follow Daisy @daisyducati Support heauxprahs everywhere on yesastripper.com Produced by Makenzie Mizell

This AM invites Danica Darling and Riley from '50 Plus a Tip' for a crossover episode. Delve into the evolving dynamics of the sex work industry, reflecting on changes since their last meet-up in 2020 and comparing the journey from online to in-person interactions. Explore the intricate challenges strippers face across different regions, understand the impact of new legislation, and celebrate the collective strength found in sharing industry updates. Tune in for an engaging and enlightening episode. Visit their website Follow AM @amdavies_ Support heauxprahs everywhere on yesastripper.com All About AB5 Impact Findings and How Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) Affects Independent Contractors Labor Department Releases Independent Contractor Final Rule The Department of Labor Issues New Final Rule for Independent Contractor Classification Strippers Are Workers and the Bill That Was Passed

Join us this week for a conversation with Kaytlin Bailey, a seasoned activist, comedian, and champion for sex workers' rights. Kaytlin brings her sharp wit and deep knowledge to the table, discussing the intricate balance between comedy and advocacy, and delving into the challenging landscape of sex work legislation, including her take on the controversial Nordic Model. Whether you're familiar with her stand-up or her policy work, this episode promises a blend of humor, earnest discussion, and a call to rethink common narratives around sex work. Follow Kaytlin @kaytlinbailey + @oldprosonline Follow AM @amdavies_ Support hauxprahs everywhere on yesastripper.com

Onyx, our Stripper Queen of the North, returns to Yes, a Stripper with a bang! This episode is a raw, unfiltered journey through the highs and lows of the industry, featuring the one and only Jordan Kensley. From battling burnout to dissecting the socio-political nuances of their work, Onyx and Jordan are exploring the resilience and unapologetic power within. Join us for laughs, real talk, and a celebration of strength in the most unexpected places. Follow Jordan @jordankensley Follow Onyx @onyxsachi Support heauxprahs everywhere on yesastripper.com

I'm back behind the mic after a year, and joining me is the extraordinary Emily Cipriano. Delve into her remarkable 18-year stripping career, from prestigious titles like Entertainer of the Year to successfully running the Pennsylvania Pole Academy for 15 years. This episode unveils the intricacies of her achievements and experiences. Tune in for an insightful exploration! #YesAStripperPodcast #EmpoweringStories Follow Emily on Instagram: @pa_pole_academy Follow Emily on TikTok: @barbiemeetsannabelle Follow AM @amdavies_Support heauxprahs everywhere on yesastripper.com

Welcome back to "Yes, a Stripper"! After a year-long hiatus, the heauxprahs are reuniting for a spectacular comeback episode. Join the hosts - AM, Onyx, Daisy, and Gigi - as they spill the tea on their individual journeys during the break. From triumphant achievements to overcoming hurdles, each host shares our highs and lows and what we're all looking forward to next. Whether you're a fellow heaux or just a curious listener, welcome back to the podcast!

This week we have a very special episode. As you all know, Daisy was part of the iconic club, The Lusty Lady. They were pioneers in striking and winning rights for themselves. Now a newer generation has learned from what the LL dancers accomplished and they've won this first and very important step in workers rights for strippers!

Logn and Mia from the Red Umbrella Iceland, sat down with AMD and spilled all the beans. What's going on in Iceland? You're about to find out. The landscape is unique but similar to so much of what we deal with here in the states. In a country that has a population of roughly 360,000, it's a lot harder to hide your work, making it very difficult to be a SW and aa SW activist. However, Logn and Mia are enthusiastic and super positive and believe that change is on the horizon.

Today Daisy is joined by Stella, one of the performers from Daisy Ducati Presents: Dangerous. Dangerous is a fetish burlesque show happening now in Vegas. Stella refers to themself as "alternative" and seems to be very at home in the kink performance world. The two share some real talk about the toxic behavior they see in the clubs and how sticking together is better for us all.

For some of us, leaving stripping is a career change, for others who have been stripping as a career for many years, it feels like retiring and saying goodbye to an old friend. Sinclair and Lisa came to AMD wanting to talk about retirement as strippers. The idea of doing this panel was born. The first of its kind, we had participating community members who shared with us, to add as many perspectives as possible on this very real and not often talked about topic. We shared our stories, our perspectives. We learned from each other and empathized with each other in the ways that only SW to SW can do. Please let us know how you felt about this episode after listening. This conversation is for all of us.

Jeanelle is a reproductive activist, birth worker, sex-work-adjacent, and host of the Dancing Doula Podcast. She's this week's guest for a couple reasons. Obviously she is lending her expertise to weigh in on the recent Roe v. Wade decision. What you may not know is that Onyx recently experienced a pregnancy and miscarriage and Jeanelle is someone who has helped Onyx get through that. This episode is emotional and powerful and truly educational.

Molly was a stripper who was not only battling her own whorephobia but up against a crew of fellow strippers who were trying to take her down for her choices with her body. Internalized whorephobia affects us all to varying degrees, and for Molly, it was pivotal when she started to confront it. Now Molly is an escort, doing what she chooses and finding ways to dismantle whorephobia, one small conversation at a time.

In this episode our host, Daisy Ducati, sits down to chat with Amanda. Amanda has been dancing for 4 years and has recently decided to take her skills to Las Vegas. She has also been a YouTube influencer for a little over 3 years and just a year ago came out to her online audience as a dancer. We'll talk about the transition of her online persona as well as our new show together. Since the recording of this episode the name of our show has changed to Daisy Ducati Presents: Dangerous. ig- @xxmxnda @daisyducati twitter- @xxmxndaa youtube.com/amandaschanz

This episode is full of important topics... Kelly Gold and AMD talk about retiring from the club and how it affects identity and self worth. They also talk about how privileged people benefit during their introduction and exit from the sex work industry. Kelly's journey of acknowledging her privilege as a white woman is a fine example to other white women. And she intends on using her privilege in her music career to continue to raise awareness for marginalized folx.

AM and colleague podcaster, Leilah, from A Strippers Guide, joined forces to make this topical episode. They talk about how female patrons behave in the clubs and ways they navigate towards or around them. There is also conversation about their own past whorephobia and the whorephobia and whore-archy that exist in clubs still to this day. After 28 years of stripping between the two of them, the experiences and stories are a-plenty.

In this episode our host, Daisy Ducati, sits down to chat with Mistrixx, an independent Las Vegas showgirl and dominatrix. Mistrixx has tried on many very different career paths from military life to real estate and even butchery before she discovered her love for public performance in Las Vegas. Tune in to hear more about the life of a showgirl!

In this episode I sit down with my friend all the way from British Columbia Steph Sia. Listen in as this criminology major and I sit down and chat about her life as a sugar baby, businesses they ran in the past to now, and particularities that come from being Filipino.

A pastor turned sex worker, Nikole Mitchell shares her incredible journey of leaving her church behind with her children in tow, to become a sex worker, and soon after, a viral sensation. Nikole's energy is electric and she seems to magically vibrate through the screen and speakers. Not only is Nikole a sex worker, but she's a life coach, and you can tell. This is, truly, an inspiring episode, and we hope you feel the vibe like we did when recording.

In today's episode, our host, Daisy Ducati sits down with Reagan, one of the dancers involved in organizing the strike at Star Garden in North Hollywood, CA. Reagan tells us all about the serious security issues and disputes with management that caused the dancers to walk out and strike. We'll hear about the similarities between the current strike and the historic action at San Francisco's Lusty Lady which ultimately led to the dancers unionizing and buying the club to form a co-op. Even if you can't join the picket line in person, you'll learn all the ways you can show support for these brave dancers and their fight for safety and basic labor rights. Tune in and let's have a chat.

Tune in as I speak with my good friend Saskia Klunder. We catch up and along the way we touch base on topics like Body image, Gender Bias, and all the things in between that make Saskia the amazing sworker that she is today! @saskiaklunder

Mone't is a burlesque dancer, a hair stylist and an activist. She uses her voice to take a stand against fatphobia, cultural appropriation and anti-blackness, all issues that are prevelent in the pole dance community. Mone't misses lockdown and saw potential in what the pandemic could have done when we all opened our eyes to prevelant problematic behaviors. But now that the world has opened up again, it seems so many of us forgot the lessons we just learned.

While putting on make up, Bella Sin, tells their story of family, burlesque history, costumer, and being a voice for the Latinx community near and far. Clevland's Burlesque Queen, Bella Sin.

In today's episode we'll catch up with a long time friend of Daisy's form her days dancing in San Francisco, Cat. We'll hear a funny story about how these two met as well as some really fun locker room stories. Cat has since retired from dancing and is now making quite a name for herself as a leather worker, creating gorgeous bespoke collars and harnesses for her kinky clientele. Cat tells us all about her experience transitioning out of the industry and into building her new business venture and what skills she learned over from dancing have helped her continue to succeed. Tune in and let's have a chat!

From the Atlantic to the pacific and Back. @jessicagiannavx3 is one of my most interesting people I have ever met. She was the first person to ever take ME under her wings and show me how it's done! I was honoured.. Class, Sass, and lots of Cash! Beautiful on the in and out! Tune in as we obviously catch up, remembering moments with Drake and The Juno awards and talk about Jessica's Scotian Black History Roots!

Seidr is a comedian and former s3x w0rker, in the game from an early age. Her career is steeped in fond memories of bad ass babes saying "fuck you" in a feminine way. She now does comedy about SW and has a mixture of feedback, some hecklers and even other comedians quietly mentioning their past SW to her while backstage. Learn more about Seidr and the podcast they are working on, coming to your earballs soon!

Paige started her company Pypr, after being hit on by a "professional" financial consultant in his office behind closed doors. At Pypr, the professionals know all about SW's and how we operate a little differently. Paige has some incredible stories on her experiences with other "professionals" and those interactions were the inspiration and catalyst for starting her own business. This is a Yes, A Stripper Podcast Mini-Sode. The first of its kind.

A force to be reckoned with on and off stage, Jeez Loueez is no stranger to speaking the truth. Internationally known, she create a safe space for Black burlesque performers at Jeezy's Juke Joint that is a one of a kind experiance. With determination, talent, and family support, you can't help but scream, Jeez Loueez.

Carmen is an aerialist stripper/burlesque performer, pro traveller, and squirrel mom.. She has been there done that and then some. In this episode we chat about clubs all over Canada, the different ways of discrimination in each province, and her sanctuary home she has for herself and the squirrels. Tune In!

Becka is a stripper from Florida who rubs shoulders with undocumented workers from Cuba. Our undocumented workers are extremely vulnerable in the SW and Strip Club industry. AMD and Becka discuss what this looks like for them and brainstorm about how to learn more from these workers while maintaining their anonymity. The goals are to find ways to help us all have a safer work environment.

New York Native and around the way girl discusses growing up in Queens, performing burlesque to the music of her childhood, Black 90's pinup, and flexing in her complexing. From Hollis to Hottiewood, Rain Supreme