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Welcome to the Full Service Podcast! On my final interview of the show, I sit down with Pittsburgh, PA based sex workers, writers, partners, and hosts of The Peepshow Podcast, Jessie and PJ Sage. We talk life in Pittsburgh, explore their paths into sex work and how they've evolved in the industry, and look back on the early days of The Peepshow Podcast. We examine how the industry has changed in the four years they have run the podcast, talk working together as partners, whether crypto is viable for sex workers, and look ahead to the future.  You can follow Jessie on Twitter at @Sapiotextual and check out her website here. You can follow PJ on Twitter at @pjsage and @pjrey. You can follow Peepshow on Twitter at @PeepshowMag.  You can follow Full Service on IG & Twitter at @fullservicepod. You can follow me on Twitter at @tankfunkadelic. If you would like to be on the podcast or would like me to share your story, email us at fullservicepod@gmail.com.  Thanks so much for listening! Please Rate, Review and Subscribe on Apple Podcasts and tell your friends! Intro/Outro: John Ricatelli Full Service Podcast Patreon On The Whorizon Podcast with Jessie Sage & Melrose Michaels Momentum Intimacy

In Episode 97, Peepshow Podcast has collaborated with SexWork CEO's On the Whorizon and The Oldest Profession Podcast to share sex workers' coming out stories in celebration of December 17, the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers.  Our guests this episode are Plush Piper, Treasure the Stallion, SultryMissEm, Sasha Raee, Ruby Lynne, Rayne Storm, Mona Underwood, Charla Hathaway, Bianca Baker and Isla Cox. Sponsor: AssemblyFour https://assemblyfour.com/

In Episode 6, SexWork CEO's On the Whorizon has collaborated with The Peepshow Podcast and The Oldest Profession Podcast to share Sex Worker's coming out stories. Welcome back to On The Whorizon, a SexWorkCEO podcast hosted by Jessie Sage, and MelRose Michaels. On The Whorizon is a podcast about what's on the whorizon for sex workers, and how to navigate it. In the first half of season one, we lay the foundation for the past and present 'war on whores' with the aim to educate and help listeners understand the historical context that's lead sex workers to where we are today. The second half of season one will focus more on the actual 'work of sex work' and what it means to work within the sex industry in a contemporary context. We want to elevate sex worker stories and experiences, as well as provide tangible takeaways to approach sex work as a business model, should listeners choose to envision it that way. Our guests this episode are Plush Piper, Treasure the Stallion, SultryMissEm, Sasha Raee, Ruby Lynne, Rayne Storm, Mona Underwood, Charla Hathaway, Bianca Baker and Isla Cox. Premiere podcast sponsor: AssemblyFour https://assemblyfour.com/ S1E6 To support the podcast head over to Anchor.fm/whorizon and click “subscribe to the podcast” to gain access to a 30+ minute bonus podcast of each episode full of raw uncensored content we couldn't include in today's episode! S O C I A L M E D I A → MelRose's website : MelRoseMichaels.com → MelRose's Instagram : @MelRoseMichaels → MelRose's Twitter : @MelRoseMichaels → MelRose's Snapchat : MelRoseMichael → MelRose's TikTok: @MelRose_Michaels → Jessie's website : JessieSage.com → Jessie's Instagram : @Curvaceous_sage → Jessie's Twitter : @sapiotextual → Jessie's Other Podcast : Peepshow Magazine → Kaytlin's website : Oldprosonline.org → Kaytlin's Instagram : @KaytlinBailey → Kaytlin's Twitter : @KaytlinBailey → Kaytlin's Podcast : The Oldest Profession Podcast → SexWorkCEO's Instagram : @SexWorkCEO → SexWorkCEO's Twitter : @SexWorkCEO → SexWorkCEO's TikTok: @SexWorkCEO → SexWorkCEO's Website: SexWorkCEO.com S E X W O R K C E O Sex work CEO is an educational platform where SWrs can find courses, resources, informational blogs, and industry consulting work through our Influencer Advocacy program. Whorizon is a SexWorkCEO podcast focused on strengthening awareness around the political, societal, and personal impacts on sex work as an industry, with the hope that a better informed SW community, can better unite and advocate for itself where and when it matters. See more at SexWorkCEO.com https://www.sexworkceo.com C R E D I T S → Video and Photography By Jessie Sage & MelRose Michaels → Podcast Cover art By: Bored Artist (@BoredArtist4LYF) Contact him on Twitter or Instagram for commissions → Production By Kevin Byrnes https://www.upwork.com/o/profiles/use... → Music By: Love by LiQWYD https://soundcloud.com/liqwydCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/3AmrvcXMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/Q6toqxlDCR4 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whorizon/message

This week, we're taking a collective breath. Parker Westwood takes a moment to reflect on the last six months that has been the beginning of The Sex Worker's Guide to The Galaxy journey. This is a podcast full of gratitude, insider peeks into the analytics of the show, recommitments to intentions made at the outset of the pod, and musings of future ambitions. Podcast Links: Website: https://a-sex-workers-guide-to-the-galaxy.captivate.fm/ (https://a-sex-workers-guide-to-the-galaxy.captivate.fm/) Twitter: @sexygalaxypod Patreon: patreon.com/sexygalaxypod Hot Pod Article: https://hotpodnews.com/how-sex-workers-try-to-make-podcasts-work-for-them/ ("How Sex Workers Try to Make Podcasts Work For Them" by Aria Bracci) Thompson Reuters Article: https://news.trust.org/item/20210226133553-243ib/ ("'Our stories don't get told' - only now a new sex worker podcast aims to change that" by Christine Murray) List of Sex Worker Podcasts: https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/its-so-hard-its-so-hard-podcast-Z_YpaDM1i6c/ (It's So Hard ) https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/snarky-harlots/id1553796999 (Snarky Harlots) https://www.nolifeskills.com/ (No Life Skills) https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/are-you-available/id1570381074 (Are You Available) https://www.buzzsprout.com/977956 (Sex Sells) https://www.strippersintheattic.com/ (Strippers In The Attic) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/yes-a-stripper-podcast/id1496266127 (Yes A Stripper) https://www.artofthehookup.com/podcast/ (Art Of The Hookup) https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/the-wholesome-whore-show-the-whoelsome-whore-3FB5um_k-JM/ (The Wholesome Whores Podcast) https://theoldestprofessionpodcast.com/ (Old Pro Podcast) https://podcastaddict.com/podcast/3192604 (Risqué Business) https://www.iheart.com/podcast/83975023 (Somebody You Love) https://thesexyescortguide.com/ (The Sexy Escort Guide) https://www.spreaker.com/show/bbw-badgirl-isabella-martin (BBW Badgirl) https://podcasts.apple.com/ar/podcast/candid-companion-chatting-onlyfans-icon-sally-sunshine/id1544619080?i=1000504980332 (The Candid Companion) https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/peepshow-podcast-701180 (Peepshow Podcast) https://www.buzzsprout.com/520450 (The Escort: Deconstructed) https://www.buzzsprout.com/857818 (The Emerson Experience) (Let me know if you see that I'm missing anyone, please.)

I am soooo excited to bring to you all this week, Jessie Sage of Peepshow Media! I have this thing of scrolling on Twitter when I wake up in the morning (because, you know, it's the last "safe" platform we have as sex workers) and I remember stumbling upon Jessie's page recently. I creeped all of her links and quickly found out that she is the co-host of The Peepshow Podcast, editor-in-chief of the Peepshow Magazine (which is a killer resource for sex workers) AND she founded Peepshow Media with her also sex working husband, Peej. I was delighted beyond words when she agreed to come on as a guest for my show. Hooray! Jessie and I got into chatting about a LOT of things: parenting as a sex worker, what role age may play in the type of sex work you do, NiteFlirt, our shared hatred for camming, creating content together with your partner, the gracious support from our community and writing about sex work in open society as an out sex worker. Jessie was able to share with me her recent dog piling of a situation when she was asked to write about sugar daddies for a well-known publication and opens up about how sex work is portrayed in the media. We also take note that there as just as many bad journalists out there reporting on our line of work and although you don't necessarily have to be "in" or participate in sex work to be a great reporter, it's vitally important that you understand and conduct adequate research on it to report responsibly. We speak about the anti-work that journalists of this stature do and how dangerous the repercussions can be. We also widely speak about her media company and the excellent work that she is doing by employing other sex worker writers in contributing to this space. twitter.com/sapiotextual www.jessiesage.com www.peepshowmagazine.com twitter.com/peepshowmedia @curvaceous_sage Don't forget to LIKE, RATE, SHARE, REVIEW, and SUBSCRIBE! @strippedbysia @siasteph www.stephsia.com

The host of the Peepshow Podcast, writer and sex worker advocate Jessie Sage joins the show for a conversation about connection, making content with a partner, and the state of the sex worker in these crazy times.

This is a special collaboration between The Oldest Profession Podcast and Peepshow Podcast in honor of December 17th, The International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers.  In this episode, Kaytlin Bailey and Jessie Sage share and talk about the brave coming out stories contributed by members of our sex work community. 

This week we’re collaborating with Jessie and PJ Sage from Peepshow Media for a crossover podcast episode! Peepshow Media is an independent, performer-centered source for news and stories from the sex industry. You can find Peepshow Podcast here. The conversation in this episode covers a lot of ground, from the serious (like religion) to the silly (like the weirdness of reply guys), and it’s probably one of our most entertaining episodes yet! Visit Peep Show Media at www.peepshowmedia.com!Follow Peep Show Media at Twitter.com/peepshowmediaFollow Jessie Sage at Twitter.com/sapiotextualFollow PJ Sage at Twitter.com/peejsageCall and leave a voicemail question for a future episode: (818) 457-6535Email us: therealsiri@protonmail.com, therealrachel@protonmail.comFollow us: https://twitter.com/afteradultpod, https://instagram.com/afteradultSupport the show (https://spectrumboutique.com/?acc=afteradult)

In the 71st episode of the Peepshow Podcast, Jessie Sage talks to Kaytlin Bailey from the Oldest Profession Podcast about their relaunch. They also discuss sex work politics, old pros, sex magic, coming out, and family. Also on this episode, PJ and Jessie reflect on the election results.  

Episode 67 is a special episode of the Peepshow Podcast. Courtney Trouble and Jessie Sage celebrate Courtney's 38th birthday, which marks their 20 years in the sex industry. As a lively after dark convo, they talk about sex work, academia, queer porn, sex toys, anal, and more! You don't want to miss this one!  Sponsored by Truth or Dare and After Adult Podcast. 

I’m just living my life, this is my healing journey. People don’t get it, but I often say kink and sex are my medicine, and they are mine to have; it is a thing that brings me joy because I have control over that now. -Ignacio Rivera CW: Childhood Sexual Abuse  In Episode 60 of the Peepshow Podcast, we interview Ignacio Rivera, MA, a cultural sociologist who specializes in sexual trauma, healing, and liberation for marginalized people. They are the founder and executive director at HEAL Project. The HEAL Project works to prevent and end childhood sexual abuse through healing the wounds of sexual oppression and embracing sexual liberation. Rivera has also worked in the adult industry as Papi Coxxx. They talk to us about healing from childhood sexual abuse, paths to sexual liberation, and why sex education needs to focus on communication, boundaries, and consent.   This episode is sponsored by After Adult Podcast, Quick and Dirty Media, and Trouble Films.

In Episode 59 of the Peepshow Podcast we interview Danielle Blunt, professional dominatrix, sex worker rights advocate, and co-founder of Hacking//Hustling, a collective that works at the intersection of technology and social justice. We discuss the EART IT Act and how important it is to protect online spaces for marginalized communities. Sponsored by After Adult Podcast, Quick and Dirty Media, and Trouble Films.

In Episode 58 of the Peepshow Podcast we interview award winning cam model, clip artist, and cosplayer Princess Berpl. She talks about her transition from nursing to sex work, creating a positive fan base, how she connects with the characters she plays, her extensive dildo collection, and our long friendship outside of sex work. Sponsored by After Adult Podcast, Quick and Dirty Media, and Trouble Films.

In Episode 57 of the Peepshow Podcast we focus on the porn industry. Mike Stabile of the Free Speech Coalition updates us on the new COVID guidelines and on Talent Testing Service pulling out of the PASS System. Then, we talk to performer and director Mickey Mod about racism in the porn industry. Sponsored by Quick and Dirty Media and Trouble Films.    

Get ready for a NICE time during this special 69th episode! Amanda and Sarah focus on the sex-positive side of the podcast with return guest Jessie Sage of the Peepshow Podcast and Michael Lesley, a voice talent who specializes in recording gay romance and erotica audiobooks. Jessie talks about the demands and rewards of sex work, the need for sex worker rights, and the dos and don'ts of soliciting sex workers. Michael talks about recording sex scenes and more for audiobooks and then engages in the ghouls' favorite game Ew, But F*ck Me/F*ck Me, But Ew. Other subjects covered include Hooters hosiery, panty stuffing, and, of course, doing 69.  For updates on future episodes and other fun stuff, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Episode 46 is a special live recording of the “Suppressing Sex” keynote panel we hosted last April at the Theorizing the Web conference in Queens, NYC. Cameron Glover, Liara Roux, Ramona Flour, Sunny Moraine, and Samantha Cole join PJ and I to discuss the social consequences of policing sex off of social media, with a special eye to the impacts of FOSTA/SESTA on marginalized sex communities. This episode of The Peepshow Podcast is sponsored by Quick and Dirty Media. Please show us your support at Patreon.

In Episode 44, we are honored to have porn performer and director Lena Paul with us. She explains why it was important for her to cut her ties with Evil Angel following the news of James Deen’s return in a forthcoming docu-porno called Consent. We also talk about creating trauma informed porn sets, and approaching our work with vulnerability and openness. In our news segment, we catch up on the work that we have been doing, including podcast appearances and new articles. We also preview the “Sexual Suppression” panel that Peepshow Podcast will be hosting this week at Theorizing the Web in Queens, NYC.

Amanda and Sarah focus more on the sex-positive aspect of the podcast with Jessie Sage, a sex and social justice advocate, writer, academic, and fellow podcaster who, among other things, co-hosts the Peepshow Podcast and writes the sex advice column for the Pittsburgh City Paper. She gives her take on a variety of issues, including squirting, humiliation fetishes, and phone sex. She also showcases her wealth of knowledge on topics like religion, cults, and the mechanics of alien impregnation porn.  Recommendations: Jessie recommends watching The Sopranos and The Deuce and highlights various writers covering issues related to sex work and sex worker rights. You can follow Jessie on at her website, on Twitter @sapiotextual, and Instagram @curvaceous.sage. For updates on future episodes and other fun stuff, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Note: We had some recording issues with this episode so please forgive the uneven audio.

In Episode 36 we explore Tumblr’s recent ban on adult content. We feature two interviews discussing the ban’s impact on marginalized communities: erotic artist Jaymie Delight and genre fiction writer Sunny Moraine. We also introduce Peepshow Podcast’s new weekly Feature Artist promotion.  

In Episode 25 we interview the Rev. Dr. Beverly Dale about her sex positive Christian ministry. We talk about her personal history with the Church, and how she came to believe that the Church is on the wrong side of sexual politics. We also talk about sex work as a form of ministry. Additionally, we bring you live footage from “Marcha de las Putas” in NYC. Lastly, we bring you exciting Peepshow Podcast news!

This is part two of an interview done with Jessie and PJ Sage from the Peepshow Podcast about the ways that the SESTA/FOSTA rulings may affect the kink scene, and why we should support sex work decriminalization. You can find part one at http://peepshowpodcast.com (look for episode 16). This episode was brought to you courtesy of Twisted Monk (http://twistedmonk.graydancer.com ) and Lee Allure (http://facebook.com/SpiralEyeSoap ) as well as listeners like you contributing through http://patreon.com/graydancer.

We are really excited to bring you a special episode that examines the interplay between sexuality and motherhood. After a brief update on some changes in the podcast and in our lives, we discuss two recent articles that came out after FOSTA/SESTA were signed into law. The first is a DailyBeast article written by Amy Zimmerman about the ways in which FOSTA/SESTA is putting sex workers at risk. The second is a BuzzFeed article written by Jenny Heineman and Brook Wagner about the lack of meaningful data on sex trafficking. We then move on to the theme of our show: motherhood. We first talk to Burlesque performer Ruby Rockafella, who performed and modeled throughout her pregnancy. She talks to us about what that experience was like for her and why continuing to perform as a mother is important to her. We then do something unconventional for our show: a roundtable discussion rather than an interview. In this roundtable, Penny Trait, Alex Bishop, and Peepshow Podcast co-host Jessie Sage talk about the unique challenges of being both sex workers and mothers. We also talk about some burgeoning projects they are working on to help sex worker mamas in need.

In Episode 7, we interview cam model Ginger Banks (@gingerbanks1) and journalist EJ Dickson (@ejdickson) about the sexual assault allegations leveled against Ron Jeremy.  These allegations are nothing new, but what is new is the attention that they are now garnering and so what we explore in this episode is what has changed in the industry and in society writ large so that these allegations are finally getting attention. Importantly, we see the stakes of this story as being much bigger than Jeremy’s reputation. We are focusing on this story because it speaks to a much broader question of whose allegations of sexual assault are believed or even heard. As background to the episode: Ginger Banks put together the following YouTube video, which chronicles the story: Allegations of Sexual Assault Against Ron Jeremy and Exxxotica's Resonse Jessie Sage wrote a short blog reflecting on the story as a spectator and Chicago’s Exxxotica: Ron Jeremy, Exxxotica, and Twitter as a Form of Resistance EJ Dickson wrote a piece for Rolling Stone about Ron Jeremy: Inside Ron Jeremy Sexual Misconduct Allegations We end this special edition of the Peepshow Podcast by reflecting on the fact that the experiences that so many women in and around the adult industry describe of being sexual violated cannot be blamed on one bad apple. Responsibility also belongs to a society that creates conditions for pervasive sexual assault by dismissing women and stigmatizing sex workers.