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In 2015 Netflix aired a documentary about the seedy underbelly of the Miami porn industry called Hot Girls Wanted. Two filmmakers and executive producer Rashida Jones followed the stories of three 18 and 19 year olds who answered craigslist ads to have sex on camera. Over the course of the next three months the women were pulled ever-deeper into disturbing and even violent scenes in what is known as “abuse porn.” I was horrified. Statistics they showed by the Kinsey Institute showed that 40% of online pornography features violence against women. The average porn star barely lasts three months in the industry. The end credits reported that all three women left the business shortly after the documentary wrapped up. Since principle photography began about ten years ago, and I wanted to know where the women from the film ended up. I reached out to all three filmmakers and never got a response. But I did manage to connect with Rachel Bernard the woman featured in the film poster who went by “Ava Taylor” at the time. She recounted how the filmmakers had a very specific agenda behind their project that required her to look like a victim, when the reality was much more complicated. After the film's release they flew her out to a university campus to talk about the horrors that she experienced, but unlike what the film reported, Bernard was still actively performing, and according to her, thriving. During the meeting Rashida Jones asked her if she was “going to quit the industry” now, and offered to pay for Bernard to pursue her dream of becoming a photographer at the Art Institute of Chicago. Bernard was excited by the generous offer and accepted it on the spot. But once she began tweeting about her complex feelings about the film the tuition payments dried up. In our interview, Bernard tells me how while the filmmakers Ronna Gradus and Jill Bauer ostensibly wanted to expose the dark side of the porn industry, they also ended up exploiting the 18-year-old women who they were covering. In one jarring irony as the filmmakers were taking the cover shot for movie poster (and thumbnail in Netflix's queue) the session followed the same scripted playbook of the actual pornography shoots she did for her day job. “They told me to ‘pose a little more sexy' and now look ‘sad' while she sat in her own bedroom in in her underwear. The net effect was a series of compounding exploitations. Not only were the women being pressured to perform increasingly violent acts on camera for actual pornographers, but the Bauer, Gradus and Jones used Bernard's story to sell multi-million dollar film production deals at Netflix. In this interview with Bernard we talk about how her life has moved on over the course of ten years, her thoughts on ethical porn consumption, the good and bad parts of the industry and the rise of OnlyFans where girls like her have more control over how they appear online. And what she told me made me reconsider almost everything about my initial reaction to the show when I first watched it. Bernard speculates that Jone's offer was really a ploy for the documentary crew to sell a follow-up TV series to Netflix that eventually aired under the title Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On. Bernard had to drop out of school and take a minimum wage job to cover her expenses.

This episode, Tart with a Heart gets topical!! Eliza & Zoey discuss the attempted coup on the U.S. capitol, the announcement of the new documentary “Sell/Buy/Date,” and Hollywood saviour feminism. ****** UPDATE! Since the recording of this episode, Laverne Cox has posted on Twitter that she supports the decriminalization of sex work. Zoey here -- digression time! I should clarify in this episode the humility I talk about in academic culture is in the context of academics speaking to each other. There is a long history of academics ignoring sex workers' voices and experiences, and there are obvious issues of classism in academia as an institution & stigmatization in their treatment of sex workers. ****** Sources: Meryl Streep, Rashida Jones and Laverne Cox Partner With Sarah Jones for Sex-Industry Documentary 'Sell/Buy/Date.' https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/rambling-reporter/meryl-streep-rashida-jones-and-laverne-cox-partner-with-sarah-jones-for-sex-industry-documentary-sell-buy-date Laverne Cox Drops Out of Sex Work Film Following Outrage https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/sell-buy-date-sex-workers-meryl-streep-rashida-jones-laverne-cox-1110427/?fbclid=IwAR1pO07R0i1rSKdaXSYBJijMj5jAyOYeDNJ6JC6gdsqmMncI4v8VzjiNu8E In this prostitution debate, listen to sex workers not Hollywood stars: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/aug/03/prostitution-sex-workers-amnesty-meryl-streep-lena-dunham?fbclid=IwAR0QnXLv0WV3ok2bqxggZlFTVPyngjgiKxnP2Y5e_lOcHxdXtcmtBcNDZr0 In An Attempt To Empower Sex Workers, Did Netflix Exploit Them? Rashida Jones's "Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On" allegedly outed sex workers: https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/entry/in-an-attempt-to-empower-sex-workers-did-netflix-exploit-them_n_59025a33e4b05c39767d36af?ri18n=true&fbclid=IwAR0Vk1Ac6aOgDqSjLOxs_YpyN9iANgtdQMRq-UJjdMicho8giGowMa-wHKg Program for the Geffen Playhouse production of Sell/Buy/Date: https://issuu.com/geffenplayhouse/docs/sellbuydate-program/6?fbclid=IwAR2W6iFl5zwZciv5WxOv7ZGVNx8Lo4Y8c717zxUCUn_oK8nsgUIMPd5A6M4 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tartwithaheart/message

We talk about the ethics of porn consumption with full-service sex worker and dominatrix Dominique Delacruz. And we are still trying to figure out: how loud is too loud when it comes to cumming? You can find Dominique’s website here: http://dominiquedelacruz.com/ In the episode we also talk about the Naked Philanthropist and Maxi refers to the Netflix show Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On. Featured film: Adorn by Jeniffer Lyon Bell, starring Sadie Lune and Parker Marx Production company: Blue Artichoke Films Website: https://blueartichokefilms.com/ You can watch Adorn on their website or see it at Cinedans FEST as part of the XXXplicit Dance screening on 27 March in EYE Filmmuseum in Amsterdam. Fun fact: We’ll be at Cinedans FEST for a live recording with Jennifer Lyon Bell and other directors. More info will follow soon! Website Cinedans: https://cinedans.nl/

First episode in the Ghouls Representation in Horror series and we're talking with Léa Van der Tak about sex work, the real life horrors and one of our new favorite horror films, CAM. The Ghouls also talk about the docu-series, Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On to discuss some of the challenges of juggling your online persona and your real life you. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-ghouls-next-door/support

Christmas is just round the corner, so we talk (some of the mountains of) festive viewing in this month's Outside The Box. Plus, we chat Young Offenders, Mrs Wilson, Hot Girls Wanted:Turned On, Death & Nightingales, and I'm a Celebrity. And, as it's the last OTB of the year, we decree the best TV programme of the year. Spoiler alert: it's The Deuce. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 64   This week on #NoOffense we recap our week off including our Thanksgiving and the stress and anxiety that can accompany holiday gatherings when family relationships are stressed.  We talk about Wreck It Ralph 2 and the controversial scene that had to be redrawn and other ridiculousness like Lord of the Rings being racist, a Southwest Airlines employee under fire over posting a passenger's boarding pass and absurd name on social media, and a reading of tweets sent during Christmas classic Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. We spent our WTF segment in south Florida this week where we discussed a man who posed as a housewife to trick over 150 straight men into having sex with him and posted videos online, a Florida genius who created his own tool to get around paying tolls, and a woman who pulled a knife on a man after she farted and he voiced his displeasure. We also touched on bluetooth sex toys being hacked, Hot Girls Wanted:Turned On, and The Ballad of Buster Scruggs.  All this nonsense and more this week on #NoOffense!   This week's featured podcast is Hysteria 51   #NoOffense is sponsored by Adam and Eve! Visit Adam and Eve , the #1 adult toy superstore and use code word HTNOS at checkout to save 50% on just about any item on the site, 3 free adult DVDs, a free mystery gift and to top it all off...FREE SHIPPING! So keep those home fires burning with Adam and Eve and #NoOffense and don't forget to use code word HTNOS at checkout!!!   #NoOffense is part of the NSFW Podcast Network   Never miss a new episode, subscribe and give us a rating on Apple Podcasts! Also available on Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean and everywhere else you can find podcasts!   Visit us on Patreon and help support the show! For #NoOffense merchandise visit us at We Have Merch   Get interactive with us, we love to hear from you! www.HTNOS.com Facebook Twitter Instagram Email us at HTNOS@Yahoo.com  

Erika Lust is a feminist erotic filmmaker. Living in Barcelona, Erika produces high-end, cinematic short films which cater to a strong female role and emphasize female pleasure. Erika shared an episode of the documentary Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On with Holly, and they discuss how the documentary changed their lives. Erika and Holly also discuss Erika's start in the adult industry, her mission statement, and why she thinks it's so important to produce porn that caters towards a female audience.  Support our show and get access to tons of perks by joining my Patreon! We have exclusive bonus content with stars such as Honey Gold, Alex Grey, Scarlett Sage and Alina Lope, plus Holly has her own behind-the-scenes podcast called "My LA Porn Life" with her hilarious PA Eva! Also watch the show live and get cool gifts like signed prints. Join our community now at Patreon.com/hollyrandallunfiltered  

Bailey Rayne is a successful webcam model, Penthouse Pet, and Playboy Cybergirl of the Month. She is also a friend of Holly’s and a fellow subject of the Netflix documentary series, “Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On”. In this episode, the girls discuss Bailey’s childhood growing up on a farm in Amish country, her fantastic tweaking abilities, abusive porn scenes, and of course, the controversy surrounding Hot Girls Wanted. Get a glimpse of how Bailey went from a naive small town girl to a serious business-minded cam girl, and sometimes agent. 

On this episode of the BOX'N LIFE podcast Holly Randall. Holly is an erotic photographer/director/producer. She talks about her feature episode on the Netflix series Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On (3:25), Is Virtual Reality porn the wave of the future?(28:00), and what's next for Holly's future (40:40). Follow the show on Instagram and Facebook: @boxnlife Subscribe to the show on: iTunes: apple.co/2jtm7AA Soundcloud: bit.ly/2jtxnwY Hosts: @tony_jeffries @glennholmsla @kevan_watson producers: @erniehurtado

Sex and technology are the focus of the new Netflix series “Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On.” Pure Nonfiction host Thom Powers interviews the series’ creators Rashida Jones, Jill Bauer and Ronna Gradus. They previously made the similarly titled feature documentary “Hot Girls Wanted” about young women entering the world of amateur porn. Bauer and Gradus […] The post PN 46: Rashida Jones, Jill Bauer & Ronna Gradus on “Hot Girls Wanted” appeared first on Pure Nonfiction.

This week's podcast is all about where we started - Doctor Who. We both watched the new episode ("The Pilot") and, unsurprisingly, have many opinions about the whole thing. We discuss Bill Potts, the Steven Moffat effect, where the show is headed, and much more. We are both very hopeful for what this season has to offer and will keep this conversation going as new episodes arrive. And, as always, we finish with recommendations for each other. Shannon offers up the Lego Hobbit video game as a great way to pass the time. And Becca gives us the Netflix docu-series "Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On" which, despite the unfortunate name, has a great story to tell about sex, technology, and modern relationships. Follow us on Twitter @BWGPodcast

Welcome to episode 371 of Sexology Podcast! Today I am delighted to be speaking with Erika Lust. In today's episode, Erika discusses her journey and perspective on creating ethical adult films.  A political science student interested in gender studies and sexuality; Erika was dissatisfied with the male-centric portrayal of women in conventional pornography. She believes ethical porn production caters to the woman's gaze, portrays relatable pleasure, and presents a broader scope of sexual experiences.  Erika Lust, an acclaimed independent erotic filmmaker, is renowned for her sex-positive adult cinema that challenges gender stereotypes and rejects harmful fetishizations. With a focus on relatable characters and realistic intimate scenes, she offers a groundbreaking alternative to mainstream porn. Over the past two decades, the Lust brand has flourished, with Erika directing six feature films and series, as well as over 130 short films and producing approximately 150 more.   In 2015, Erika delivered a compelling TEDx talk titled 'It's Time for Porn to Change', emphasizing the need for transformation within the industry. Her story was showcased in the Netflix documentary series 'Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On ("Women on Top")', directed by Rashida Jones, and 'Principles of Pleasure', directed by Niharika Desai. Recognized for her influence, Erika was named one of the BBC 100 Women's most influential women of the year in 2019. Her alternative approach to pornography gained further recognition in 2022, as it was featured in The New York Times and the BBC Three & HULU series 'Planet Sex with Cara Delevingne'. Additionally, she delivered a TEDx Talk in Athens, urging adults to engage in 'The Porn Conversation' with younger generations.   In this episode you will hear:  Erika's Journey to Becoming a Porn Director The Problem with Mainstream Porn Creating a New Perspective in Porn The Evolution of Porn Industry Understanding the Importance of Storytelling in Porn Overcoming Stigma Around Working in the Porn Industry The Impact of Commercialization on Porn Analyzing The Future of the Porn Industry  Beducate https://beducate.me/pd2406-sexology   Use code – sexology  Free Erotica https://oasis2care.com/free-erotica/  Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sexologypodcast   Podcast Produced by Pete Bailey - http://petebailey.net/audio  Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy