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Get ready for this week's wild ride as we tackle Fantastic Orgy, Carlos Tobalina's all-you-can-watch buffet of vintage debauchery. featuring legends like John Holmes and Candida Royalle. We're breaking down the highs, the lows, and the ‘wait, what just happened?' moments from this cinematic smorgasbord. Is it any good? Join us as we unravel the madness and celebrate a film that's 100% pure Golden Age chaos. Don't forget to follow usTwitter: @bowchickawowpod @Goldie_goodhead @Vince_taint Instagram: @bowchickawowpodcastPatreon: Patreon.com/bowchickawowwow

Today on AirTalk, everything you need to know about this morning's Supreme Court decision allowing cities to enforce laws restricting homeless encampments. Also on the show, we debrief the first 2024 presidential debate; author Jane Kamensky drops by to talk about her new book “Candida Royalle and the Sexual Revolution: A History from Below;' our FilmWeek critics review the latest releases; Larry Mantle interviews actor Griffin Dunne; and more. SCOTUS decides cities can ban homeless encampments (00:17) We recap the presidential debate (11:18) Jane Kamensky talks about her new book ‘Candida Royalle and the Sexual Revolution' (26:04) The best LA hotdogs with Earle's on Crenshaw (39:04) FilmWeek critics review the latest releases (51:24) Feature: Larry chats with Griffin Dunne (1:21:58)

A Second Tribute to Candid Royalle, with Jamye Waxman   As sex therapists and longtime friends of Candida Royalle (actual name Candice Vadala), Jamye and Diana appreciate Candice's thirst for self-knowledge. She wrote in 2013, “Still trying to unlock the key to myself.” She also wrote, “I will not let my past ruin my future.”  For decades Candice struggled to view herself through her own eyes, rather than through the eyes of some guy.   Jamye Waxman (www.waxmansextherapy.com) spoke in response to Dr. Diana's questions: What was Candice to you? and What would you like to thank her for? As the “Godmother of Feminist Porn,” Candice—a real pioneer— was an inspiration for Jamye; also, a real friend and mentor. Jamye confesses that Candice believed in her before she could believe in herself! Diana and Jamye agreed that their late friend allowed others to shine! Jamye, for example, produced “Under the Covers” while Candice directed (the very last movie before her death in 2015).   Our discussion pivoted to pornography. Candice was disappointed by the new generation of mainstream porn: “The adult-porn industry is becoming a trash heap of over-the-top extremities of the most violating acts … Young men being brought up on this latest crop of meaningless mechanical crap are learning some terrible things about sex and women.” She wrote that in her diary in 2003.   Jamye fears that for our offspring, that we are fostering a phone-based childhood instead of a play-based childhood.   Because of phones, kids often have easy access to porn. For example, choking a partner may be normalized. (See the interview with Dr. Debbie Herbenick.)  Jamye's concern is that things are being learned without being addressed. Candice foreshadowed that violence could become acceptable. It's easy enough to go down a rabbit hole: vanilla sex scenes lead to kinky sex acts or violent ones.   In the early morning of September 7, 2015, Candice died of ovarian cancer at her Long Island home. The night before Diana wrote to her, in part: “To think that your vibrant, creative, beautiful life is about to end is devastating. It's not fair. But your legacy is phenomenal! Through your movies, your book (How to Tell a Naked Man What to Do), and your media appearances, you have changed and improved many people's sex lives and relationships. And, when folks can experience less shame and more enthusiasm regarding their sexuality … wow! … what a blessing!”   Diana and Jamye are glad Candice lived. She was a real blessing!   BTW, Check out Jamye's column in PLAYGIRL. The one on attachment and relationships is compelling: https://playgirl.com/sex-talk/the-psychology-of-sex-lets-get-attached/ .

I'm halfway through this thoughtful and detailed biography of Candida Royalle, aka Candice Vadala, writer, singer, porn star, porn director. A renaissance woman gone far to soon.

A Tribute to Candida Royalle & the Sexual Revolution with Veronica Vera   Diana Wiley and Veronica Vera were each longtime, close friends of Candida Royalle, a pioneer in producing female-friendly pornographic films. Both women were interviewed by Jane Kamensky, former professor of history at Havard and director of the Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America, for her recently released biography: Candida Royalle & the Sexual Revolution – A History from Below.   The book is a sympathetic, clear-eyed profile of a woman who made female pleasure her business by starting her own production company, Femme Productions, in 1984.  Royalle (Candice Vadala, 1950-2015) prioritized women's pleasure and orgasm in her films, while featuring a variety of sensual and sexual play.  She wasn't interested in making the same, old, typical, boring, (male-focused) pornography.     Veronica Vera (www.veronicaverawrites.com) wrote the column “Veronica Vera's New York” that ran from 1985-1993. Veronica chronicled the sex world of which Candice was a star player. Veronica also founded CLUB 90, the first porn star support group with Candida Royalle, Veronica Hart, Gloria Leonard, and Annie Sprinkle. Fast forward to 2015, Veronica was the executor for Candice's estate, and was instrumental in getting her archive of diaries, journals, and photos to Dr. Kamensky. Veronica knew Candice for about 35 years and loved her dearly.   Diana knew Candice for 28 years and also loved her deeply. They met at a sexology conference. Diana's first impression was that of a radiant woman with a smile that said, “I love life, live it to the fullest, and adore adventures!” Yes, both women were open to adventures! They recognized that immediately as well as their sexual openness. Diana confessed, “My favorite thing is to go where I've never been. There is a scintillating thrill in new adventures!” She thought of herself as a girl of sparkle, shimmer, and shine – at least one in progress. That attitude played out when she worked as a showgirl in Miami Beach in the 70s (this job followed teaching school in Honolulu).   Chapter 25 of the book, “Sex in the 90s,” opens with a photo of Candice and Diana (page 351), who were about to go on the Jenny Jones TV talk show.  The topic: Candida's explicit erotic films for couples to watch and how Diana used them in her therapeutic practice. Later, they envisioned “Case Studies: An Educational Line for Femme Films.”  They proposed a first volume on sex and aging, a research specialty of Wiley's and a huge potential market.   One fan, a woman whose marriage benefited from watching Candida's films, called her the Grace Kelly of Porn – a sophisticated and beautiful woman of incredible integrity, big enough to allow others to shine.   Candice's quest for self-understanding as the center of a life well lived is evident in a 2013 journal: “Still trying to unlock the key to myself.”   Tune in for a fascinating podcast! And buy Jane Kamensky's book … you'll find yourself rooting for Candice Vadala!

Je zou misschien niet direct verwachten dat je het leven van een pornoster moet volgen om de geschiedenis van de seksuele revolutie te doorgronden. Maar dat is precies wat historica Jane Kamensky opwerpt in haar nieuwe boek over Candida Royalle. Het is net uitgekomen in Amerika, en wordt in de New York Times als baanbrekend beschreven. Heeft Candida Royalle het denken over seks veranderd? Sociaalwetenschapper Linda Duits is gespecialiseerd in populaire cultuur, gender en seksualiteit. Ze las het boek Candida Royalle and The Sexual Revolution – A History from Below en is te gast.

Five women had no idea they were about to form a pornography sorority — a sisterhood that would change their careers, their lives and eventually, the way much of the public viewed people who work in porn. There was the "superstar" turned mom, Jane Hamilton aka Veronica Hart. The Jewish, artsy, exhibitionist, Annie Sprinkle, who claimed to have had sex with more than 3500 men. The former Girl Scout, Candida Royalle, an aspiring actress who was exiled from ballet at age 15 because she was too curvaceous. Veronica Vera, the girl with the strict Catholic upbringing who had a great sexual curiosity. And Gloria Leonard, the "nice Jewish girl" who had been a Wallstreet stockbroker and ended up taking on Larry Flynt and Bob Guccione as the publisher of her own High Society magazine. Join us as we speak to Vera, Jane and Gloria's daughter, Robin, about this "club" and why it was formed as we take a stroll back to 70's porn! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Warning: Explicit Conversations About Politics, Culture, & Sexuality Ken Starr passed away last week, so I'm re-releasing this comic, erotic and very historic, turn-of-the-21st century Dr. Susan Block Show throwback, taking you onstage at the World Pornography Conference where I presented the 1998 Boobie Award for “Best National Pornography Production” to Kenneth W. Starr, the notorious neo-Puritanical Independent Counsel who spearheaded a ruthless witch hunt, power grab and smear campaign against then-President Bill Clinton, climaxing with the release of The Starr Report—like a hot money shot that lands in your eye or perhaps up your nose. “Never has a piece of common porn so captured the hearts, minds and gonads of so many Americans, even those of us who really don't care who swallows the presidential semen.” I proclaimed to my audience of professors, porn stars, lawyers and reporters hosted by Annie Sprinkle and Candida Royalle. “Never has the mainstream American media proven itself to be such a fantastic public relations machine for a single porn production, broadcasting every rumor and innuendo in this sperm-swirling storm of gossip, intrigue and sanctimonious outrage.” If you lived through it, you know how it dominated the news, and #KenStarr was the instigator, chief voyeur and Grand Inquisitor.  I also take you into my broadcast bed for an intimate after-party at the Villa Piacere where Capt'n Max and I explore the juicy details of the #StarrReport with such luminaries as Dr. Betty Dodson, Richard Pacheco, Kat Sunlove, Jack Hafferkamp, LaSara, KISS and Tod Hunter. Also at the Pornucopia: Dr. Vern Bullough, Dr. Carol Queen, Al Goldstein, Roy Karch and Veronica Vera. This special episode captures a truly historic moment, including footage from the day a coerced and terrorized Monica Lewinsky testified before a Grand Jury, and reactions to the Starr Report and Boobie Award, including live interviews with KTLA5 and KNBC4. At a time when most Americans were becoming more open, tolerant and sex-positive, Ken Starr and his team of reactionary young ninjas (including a fledgling Brett Kavanaugh and Ann Coulter) didn't succeed in their intended coup d'état (or as Joe Conason called it, "Coup de Twat"), but they did turn the clock back on sexual freedom, and now we have QAnon and a powerful majority on the Supreme Court (including Kavanaugh!) literally forcing their extreme #NeoPuritanical ways on the rest of us.  This video first aired uncensored in 1998 on public access TV stations around America.  Of course, this version is censored for Youtube (we don't want our account shut down). So...  Read More Prose & Watch the Amazing UNCENSORED Show(s) on #DrSuzy-Tv: https://drsusanblock.com/Ken-Starr Need to talk PRIVATELY? Experience Phone Sex Therapy. Call the Therapists Without Borders of the Dr. Susan Block Institute anytime: 213.291.9497. We're here for YOU.  

Mark Twain Meets Don Juan   “Mark Twain meets Don Juan—a delectable fusion of brains and balls!” is an observation made about Howie Gordon's book HINDSIGHT: True Love and Mischief in the Golden Age of Porn. It's true that Howie Gordon – aka Richard Pacheco – is unafraid to experience the wilds, both inner and outer. He writes with huge humor that will keep you laughing throughout his fascinating journey!   On Love, Lust and Laughter, Dr. Diana interviewed Howie in 2013 and in 2015. The first time he was on a panel with Nina Hartley and Candida Royalle. In 2015, sadly, he and Nina joined Diana on air grieving the death of Candida.   His longtime friend Whoopi Goldberg noted in her Foreword that he wrote in a time of storytelling with an X Rating. And what a storyteller he is! Howie spoke about his peak experiences working in the Golden Age of Porn (1969–1984), as well as what lessons he learned.   “Hot & Saucy Pizza Girls” was one of his first porn films. He recalled that Candida Royalle was young and wild (she was an actress before she started her own production company Femme Productions in 1984) and he was ten years older. Howie was learning about himself and his anxieties. Even though they'd had a “rehearsal” the day before the filming when he had no problem with his erection, that was not the case when they began the shoot. Many years later, he had a chance to redeem himself as he starred with Nina Hartley in Candida Royalle's “Sensual Escape”. Even so, Howie still had a “power outage” – E.D. not noticed by most. Perhaps there was good editing!   Ten years later, twenty-five-year old Nina Hartley new to the porn business, asked for an “anal rehearsal” when she was cast in “Little Anal Annie.” Howie knew Nina Hartley was different – calling herself a pro-sex feminist in an era when angry, anti-porn feminists had largely highjacked the feminist movement. He called her a “mindful wild child!”   Howie told more porn movie stories including a poignant one involving “Talk Dirty to Me.” Please listen to the entire program. You will laugh and be enlightened! For example, Howie says “When sex is accepted and celebrated for the goody that it is and can be in this life, it takes on a much less obsessive place than when it is denied, vilified, or repressed.”   Howie is wise and humorous. He can write funny – something he realized when he studied at the Northwestern School of Journalism, a high school summer program in 1965. Read his book HINDSIGHT – www.hindsightbook.com. Also check out his newest book “Return to Squirrel Hill: A memoir – Growing up Howie” – www.returntosquirrelhill.com and for the audio version – www.howiegordon.bandcamp.com. He reads it in his own voice.   Howie admits the only reason he had a career in porn is that he can act. That made a difference because he experienced terror masturbating in front of a camera, he was not an exhibitionist, and had many bouts of E.D. performing through the years on film/video tape. As his friend (and mine) Candida said, “Richard Pacheco wasn't your typical ‘porn stud' and thank Goodness for that. He became a much beloved and sought out performer during the golden age of porn.”  

"ERIKA LUST WANTS to get more women in porn—in every possible position. Writer. Director. Producer. Star. She broke into the biz herself once and knows what it takes. And, like the growing number of advocates calling for more women behind the camera in Hollywood, she knows that the more inclusive the adult industry becomes, the better—and, OK, sexier—the results. "Here we are, in a time when feminism and gender issues are in the media more than ever, the conversation around female sexuality is happening all the time, and still, mainstream production companies keep creating the same boring stuff and are managed by the same kind of narrow-minded men," Lust says. "We need another perspective; we definitely need the female gaze." Now she's just got to prove she's right." "When in Doubt, Go Indie It is, however, what Lust is shilling—and she's not alone. Even going back to the 1980s, directors like Candida Royalle, one of the first porn stars to move into directing, were making female-focused porn and launching their own efforts to do so. By the 2000s, creators like Anna Span and alt-queer film director Courtney Trouble redoubled efforts to produce and distribute adult films by and for women. And while the Internet has exposed a lot of young people to porn, it also—much like it did for artists of all varieties—provided a distribution channel for a lot of independent producers and performers to release material that doesn't fall into cliches. (It also, like it did for other industries, caused a lot of problems.) To that end, there are now even sites like Cindy Gallop's Make Love Not Porn that allow, for lack of a better term, amateur performers to produce and distribute whatever turns them on. "The beauty of technology is that now anyone can be a pornographer," says Carlyle Jansen, founder of the adult store Good For Her, which produces the Feminist Porn Awards. "But gaining skills in directing and being able to pay performers well (rather than just featuring yourself) and rent interesting sets and pay a full camera and editing crew to make quality interesting films such as Erika's would be an extra service that many could not afford." Providing those services is, of course, exactly what Lust is trying to do with her new initiative. But she's also just one person, and porn has a lot of issues of representation that need to change. "Certainly it is fabulous to get more women making porn," Jansen says. "[But] what I feel is almost more important is to fund transwomen, people/women of color, older folks and people/women with disabilities. These are the people still either fetishized or stereotyped in porn or just left out of the picture. There are very few positive images of these folks in film, especially done by their own communities." --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/support

We went back in time with Veronica Vera on our 4/11/2021 show! Veronica was a Golden Age Film Star from the early 80's through the late 80's. From her work in the “Club 90” era along with Sue Nero, Kelly Nichols, Gloria Leonard, Annie Sprinkle, Veronica Hart and Candida Royalle to her other endeavors in the world of Adult Entertainment, Veronica told stories of her first movie “Consenting Adults” and other great titles. Though she didn't have a lot of film credits, she was a contributor in so many other areas. Two fitting tributes came from Richard Pacheco and Lynn LeMay, both having the utmost respect for the work that Veronica has done. Along with Richard and Lynn, co-star Jose Duval was in attendance as well as Eric Monti, Cathy Brown and Sean Elliot. Don't forget to check out Veronica's Blog called, “Veronica Vera – Now & Then” and her website called, “Miss Vera's Finishing School.” We thank Veronica for being with us for this great night of history! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jizztalking/support

A mix featuring tracks from 1975, taken from the series, A Decade of Sound 1970s. The Lunar Saloon Every Friday from 10P - 12A PST 99.1 FM Long Beach Streaming at KLBP.org Air date : September 4, 2020 -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Philippe Besombes, La Ville, Libra Ananda Shankar, The River, Ananda Shankar And His Music Electro Keyboard Orchestra, The Heated Point, Electro Keyboard Orchestra Romolo Grano, Gianni Oddi, Kukumbe, Kilimangiaro Oscar Rocchi E Il Suo Modern Sound, Ortica, Erbe Selvatiche Frank And The Top Ten, Frank Mantis Group, Orchestra Gus Brendel, Night Clipper, Turn On The Mystic Moods, Honey Trippin', Erogenous Isotope, Crunch Cake, Al Foster Band, Night Of The Wolf (Psychemagik edit), Psychemagik Archive 2009-2017 Hidden Strength, Hustle On Up (To The Bump) (Extend Disco Version), Hustle On Up (Do The Bump) Joe "Spitfire" - Nicosia & C. Industria Musicale, Discobra, Discobra Demis Roussos, Action Lady, Souvenirs North South East West, Anxiety, Gargantua / Anxiety Crown Heights Affair, Dreaming A Dream, Dreaming A Dream Cate Brothers, Union Man, Union Man Yumi Arai = 荒井由実, Cobalt Hour, Cobalt Hour Jacky Chalard, Super Man Super Cool, Super Man Super Cool Hawkwind, Spiral Galaxy 28948, Warrior On The Edge Of Time Sadistic Mika Band, Funkee Mahjong, Hot! Menu Black Blowing Flowers, Human Glow, Human Glow / Üsküdarra El Gusano, Journey Of The Mind, Fantasia Del Barrio Norah, Nobody Gotta Be Home Tonight, Nobody Gotta Be Home Tonight BLO, Don't Pull Me The Form Under Me, Step Three Owen Marshall, Planet Funk, Captain Puff In The Naked Truth Okay Temiz, Denizaltı Rüzgarları, Bosporus Bridges - A Wide Selection Of Turkish Jazz And Funk 1968-1978 Vytas Brenner, Caracas para Locos, Jayeche Novalis, Es Farbte Sich Die Wiese Grun, Novalis Phoenix, Phoenix, Cantofabule David Axelrod, Ken Russell, Seriously Deep Jerzy Milian, Street 2000, Orkiestra Rozrywkowa PRiTV W Katowicach Bernard Fevre, Mister Green, Suspense Jean-Jacques Perrey & Gershon Kingsley, The Little Man From Mars, The Essential Perrey & Kingsley Patrick Cowley & Candida Royalle, Candida Cosmica, Candida Cosmica

 Hello! In news that surprises no one, we’re talking about sex. But considering we’re both good Greek virgins we got an actual expert in the field to chat with us. Tune in to hear sexologist Michaela discuss consent, communication and coitus - and we hope you truly and sincerely go get f**** after listening xx (Michaela: @michaelajo91 + @bettertogetherrelationships) Mentioned in the episode: B’s favourite flower is a sunflower if anyone ever takes her on a date. Also, more importantly, feminist porn directors to look up the work of: Courtney Trouble, Candida Royalle, Shine Louise Houston, Abiola Abrams.

Dr. Carol Queen returned to the show for Part 2. The two sex docs had a lively conversation about yesterday’s Supreme Court’s decision affirming that workplace civil-rights protections extend to gay and transgender people. Dr. Carol reported the LGBTQ activists are thrilled! And that there seems to be a dent in people’s denial. Next on the agenda: Exhibitionism for the Shy, a book that Dr. Carol wrote some twenty-five years ago – with an updated version coming soon. Exhibitionism is a consensual erotic pleasure that can help you overcome shyness and body image issues. There are some fun exercises – showing off and exploring different styles of erotic clothing with an eye to what feels sexiest to you. Dr. Carol observes that what you look like to others is not as important as how you feel experiencing eroticism and pleasure. Dr. Carol and Dr. Diana both knew and loved Candida Royalle who died of ovarian cancer in 2015. We reminisced about Candice, and spoke about our friend Nina Hartley. Nina has been a porn star for 35 years and a video sex educator for almost as long, and wrote a blurb recommending my new book, Love in the Time of Corona: Advice from a Sex Therapist for Couples in Quarantine. Good Vibrations (www.GoodVibes.com) is promoting Men’s Health Week – including men’s sexual health. Also, visit my new online sex advice column at www.DearDrDiana.com. Please tune in for lots of good information!  

En la periferia del porno actual podemos disfrutar del PORNO ÉTICO, el PORNO FEMINISTA y el POSTPORNO, y por mucho que parezca una serie de géneros nuevos, se inventaron en los 80's. Las INVENTORAS fueron un grupo de actrices porno que pasaron a dirigir sus propias películas, con un estilo diferente amoldado a sus gustos y deseos, experimentando nuevas formas de sexualidad. El resto de su vida lo dedicaron al activismo feminista y a la educación sexual, de género y trans. Este podcast está dedicada al CLUB 90: Annie Sprinkle, Candida Royalle, Veronica Hart, Gloria Leonard y Veronica Vera. Desde aquí les queremos rendir un pequeño homenaje recordando sus vidas y animándolas a seguir con su activismo, que continua siendo inspirador para todos/as. Ojalá este tipo de géneros dejen de ser tan minoritarios para convertirse en el nuevo porno. AVISO: en el capítulo anterior hablamos profundamente de Annie Sprinkle, Somos ADICTOS a hablar de SEXO por eso creamos hace un año SEXE PARAULES. Cada capítulo es único, ya que tratamos de manera intensa, muy intensa y hasta el fondo, cada uno de los secretos del placer, derribamos las falsas creencias y damos herramientas para disfrutar mucho más y mejor. Sexo oral como nunca antes habías oído: divertido, controvertido, inclusivo, abierto, feminista, liberador, transgresor, apasionado, positivo, participativo, educativo, excitante, empoderante... También nos encantaría saber vuestra opinión, debatir, contestar más preguntas y conocer vuestras inquietudes. ¿Queréis proponer temas nuevos? Os invitamos a participar y escucharnos en iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, Spotify, Deezer, Podcast Addict, iHeartradio, Podchaser, Google podcast, Ivoox, Twitter, PodOmatic. CONTACTO: dequeparlem@radionova.cat, Tf. 938044202, https://twitter.com/SexeParaules https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-sexe-paraules_sq_f1893737_1.html

How does a nice girl from North Carolina end up becoming a pin-up, adult performer, pleasure activist, sex columnist, and porn scholar? Just ask the remarkably charming, smart, and energetic Stoya. We were star-struck as she talked to us about why she loves being a porn performer, how she is helping change the face of porn with her intersectional feminist vision, how her partners have reacted to her job, and why we all need to know about two mothers of the sex-positivity movement, Annie Sprinkle and Candida Royalle.Connect with Stoya:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/stoya/Twitter - https://twitter.com/stoyaTumblr - https://stoya.tumblr.com/ Show Sponsor Sweet Vibrations https://sweetvibes.toys/ Use the code "Wild Love" to get 15% off at checkout Let's Get Checkedhttps://www.letsgetchecked.com/us/en/trylgc.com/WILDLOVEUse code (WILDLOVE for 20% Off)  Connect with Wednesday Martin:Website | http://wednesdaymartin.com/Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/wednesdaymartinphd/Twitter | https://twitter.com/WednesdayMartinFacebook | https://www.facebook.com/wednesdaymartinphd/YouTube | https://bit.ly/2zfvv1H Check out Wednesday Martin’s new book Untrue |http://wednesdaymartin.com/books/untrue/ Connect with Whitney Miller:Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/whitnlove/?hl=enFacebook | https://www.facebook.com/Miss2Jits/Twitter | https://twitter.com/whitnlove Subscribe on iTunes https://apple.co/2XKfS0bSpotify | https://spoti.fi/2JPxuhnStitcher | https://bit.ly/2xYNQz0  Google Play Music | bit.ly/30nJwWAIHeartRadio | https://ihr.fm/2NooEuw 

Happy 2020, everybody! We're back and we're ringing in the New Year with our traditional 'Happy Nude Year' episode. What better way to celebrate another trip around the sun than to bask in some of the weirdest and wildest skin flicks to ever hit the back room of your local video store?Up first, legendary porn star John Holmes runs a prostitution racket out of a pizza parlor in Hot and Saucy Pizza Girls from 1978. Desiree Cousteau (Pretty Peaches) stars alongside Candida Royalle, Laurien Dominique and Christine De Shaffer who deliver more than pizzas on their skateboards in their short shorts. Next, after a woman (Lynn LeMay) accidentally kills her husband by dropping a plug-in vibrator into the bathtub with him, she fears the guilt will lead her to never have an orgasm again. That is, until her psychiatrist (Peter North) convinces her to take a surreal sexual adventure in Dreams in the Forbidden Zone from 1988.Finally, a couple get lost in the woods and are invited in by a coven of sexy witches (Glori-Anne Gilbert, Julie K. Smith and Stormy Daniels) in The Witches of Breastwick from 2005 directed by Jim Wynorski (Chopping Mall, The Return of Swamp Thing)All this plus Parker's adventures in Arkansas at Frisbie's wedding, Uncut Gems Talk, weird voicemails, the PornHub year in statistics, Nerd News, Blu-Rays and so much more! LISTEN NOW: MP3 Direct DonloydAlso, if you like the show, please take a minute and subscribe and/or comment on us on iTunes, Stitcher, Blubrry or Podfeed.net. Check us out on Facebook and Twitter! We'd love to see some of your love on Patreon - it's super easy and fun to sign up for the extra bonus content. We will escape our invisible corporate overlords with your love and support.

On 15th of October 19, the bon vivant of classic NY pornography, a playboy of the 80s, producer Michele Capozzi held an event at the Metropolitan Building in Long Island City to commemorate the birthday of a legendary pornographic actress Candida Royalle. She was a pioneer in the porn industry to produce films that appealed to women. The evening was attended by a roster of porn stars, artists and mincers. This quick conversation between KiNo, Gianni and Carlo, looking at the projection of Revelations (1993), a dystopian porno flick directed by Candida Royalle, makes some points about the whereabouts of sex and pornography at the tangent of modern life.

On this special episode of The Projection Booth, Mike talks with filmmaker Sheona McDonald about her work including her latest documentary, Candice, all about the life of feminist, actress, filmmaker, and activist Candida Royalle (nee Candice Marion Vadala). Learn more at candicemovie.comLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this special episode of The Projection Booth, Mike talks with filmmaker Sheona McDonald about her work including her latest documentary, Candice, all about the life of feminist, actress, filmmaker, and activist Candida Royalle (nee Candice Marion Vadala). Learn more at candicemovie.com

On this special episode of The Projection Booth, Mike talks with filmmaker Sheona McDonald about her work including her latest documentary, Candice, all about the life of feminist, actress, filmmaker, and activist Candida Royalle (nee Candice Marion Vadala). Learn more at candicemovie.com

Dr. Mark Schoen, a filmmaker and sex educator, returned to the program. We continued our conversation about the documentary “Candice” (aka Candida Royalle). Dr. Mark described Sheona McDonald’s documentary as a real tribute to the late Candice, a visionary who made female oriented, accurate, and realistic films – often using real couples. She was a good friend to my guest and me. Like many other sex therapists, I suggested Candice’s films and still do. They can be found onwww.BetterSex.com, distributed by Adam & Eve. Dr. Mark’s website is www.SexSmartFilms.com. Eleven years ago he started with 46 films, and now has 615 films divided into categories such as Education, Research and Therapy. The site is a sex educator’s dream come true! In 2012 Mark made a film called “Trans” about transgendered folks, a film that has saved lives (the suicide rate is about 41% ). “Trans” can be found on Amazon Prime and i-Tunes. A documentary entitled “Love After War” – www.LoveAfterWar.org – is nearly complete. It deals with injured veterans who need help healing their relational/sexual wounds. For many, getting more information on sexual health can make all the difference!

Montreal is home to the backend of the online porn industry, where IT gurus have been running A/B tests on desire. Stories about porn often focus on the morality and the economics of the industry, but we seldom talk about porn as a creative practice. Esther Splett was fresh out of a creative writing undergrad when she got hired as a script writer for the premium adult film brand, Brazzers. She wanted to write porn that was inspired by her favourite classic genre films, but she found herself spiralling as the high fantasy, performative world of porn permeated her everyday life. While working on the archives of feminist porn pioneer, Candida Royalle at Harvard, Allie Oops discovered a lifetime of diary entries that allowed her to see a long future in sex work. These days, she collaborates with her friends to make raw, DIY porn out of her Montreal apartment, and she pays them a living wage to do it. Learn more about Veronica Vera's School for Boys Who Want to be Girls   Sound design on this episode is by Jesse PerlsteinSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Candida Royalle passed away this week. Last year we interviewed her over five separate days. The post Candida Royalle: ‘Femme', Feminism, and a Female Icon – Podcast 35 reprise appeared first on The Rialto Report.

Mike talks to entrepreneur, author, director and former adult film star Candida Royalle about her career and the upcoming documentary about her from director Sheona McDonald, While You Were Gone.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike talks to entrepreneur, author, director and former adult film star Candida Royalle about her career and the upcoming documentary about her from director Sheona McDonald, While You Were Gone.

Emily has special guest Candida Royalle on the show, a sex-positive pioneer in the adult film industry and the original inventor of couples’ erotica. They cover a variety of topics, including Candida’s ground breaking company, Femme Productions, the ever-changing adult industry, the benefits of couples’ porn and tips to becoming sexually empowered. From female insecurities to male’s penis complexes, Emily and Candida discuss recurring conflicts surrounding mainstream pornography. Men love it, but their often girlfriends hate it, so how do you make everyone happy? The women weigh in on why watching porn together might just be the solution to your porn problems. And thanks to Candida, there is erotica out there that couples’ can both enjoy! Candida tells us about her journey from on-screen star to a female-friendly filmmaker. How did this sexy starlet with a hardcore art habit turn into one of the first female porn directors? She describes the perfect storm that led to the creation of Femme Productions, erotica with a plot, a story-line and positive sex role-modeling. The two also touch on the topic of sexual empowerment: What is it and how can more women get it? They answer the question all women need to know: How DO you tell a naked man what to do? For starters, you’re not directing traffic! The duo gives scripts to get what you want in the bedroom. Also, Emily helps a listener with her sexual confidence and Candida shares an upcoming project that’s close to her heart: 'While You Were Gone: the Untold Story of Candida Royalle’. From sex toys to fantasies to the one thing that men and women REALLY want sexually, Emily and Candida have tips to help you embrace your sexuality, and take control of your sex life. All this and more in the latest Sex With Emily podcast.

Candida Royalle talks exclusively about her life and influential career as a pioneer in adult films. The post Candida Royalle: ‘Femme', Feminism, and a Female Icon – Podcast 35 appeared first on The Rialto Report.