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Lara is joined by Valley queen and certified Babe! Tierney Finster to dive deep into identity shifts, spirituality, and post-party girl evolutions. Tierney unpacks life after nightlife, how breaking a leg fixed her ailing root chakra, and how to have a marriage that's both sacred and slutty. Listen to this episode ad-free AND get access to weekly bonus episodes + video bonus episodes by joining the SUP Patreon.  Watch video episodes of the pod on Mondays and Fridays by subscribing to the SUP YouTube.  Relive the best moments of this iconic podcast by following the SUP TikTok. Production Services Provided by: Tiny Legends Productions, LLC Executive Producer: Stella Young Tech Director: Guy Robinson Art Director & Social Media: Ariel Moreno Sexy Unique Podcast is Edited by: Audio Editor: Ness Smith-Savedoff Video Editor: Case Blackwell Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us a textWelcome back Andrea Ámez! Andrea reflects on her ten years in the beauty industry and talks about relaunching her Anti Pollutant Masque with Aliangé. She walks us through what you can expect from a facial at her West Hollywood studio and identifies what she considers the most special part of her treatments. We discuss tons of products, product formulators, tips, and techniques. We also answer a couple of listener questions. Finally, Andrea shares four non-negotiables everyone should keep in mind when it comes to caring for our skin in 2025.Subscribe to ÁMEZING NEWS here. Leave a question in the comment box on any of the posts and Andrea will answer it next month! Browse Andrea's ShopMyShelf here. Follow Andrea on IG here. This episode was recorded in December 2024. Our hearts go out to everyone in Los Angeles, particularly those of you directly impacted by the fires. Please continue sharing healing and repair resources with us.  For those of you able to offer financial support, please consider donating here to help the Thornton family rebuild. Read my Substack here. Follow me on IG here. Thank you Margot Padilla for recording, editing, supporting the show & more! Support the show

Send us a textMakeup artist & photographer LOFTJET joins me to discuss GLAM. He tells me about storytelling through makeup, honing your unique perspective, & having faith that your time will come! We talk about the pleasure of getting lost in routines and rituals (and why no makeup makeup is still a million steps...'cuz it's meditative, duh!). He also discusses disrupting the politics of “good taste” and embracing Salvadoran glamour. Listen to hear what it was like to do makeup on PAT McGRATH herself! Follow Loftjet on IG here. Oh, the beauty store he recommends for niche and Black and Brown-owned niche brands is Thirteen Lune on Larchmont!  Follow me on IG here. Access exclusive content on my Substack here. Please rate and review the show wherever you listen! Write me here tierneytierneytierneytalks@gmail.com Thanks to Margot Padilla for engineering and editing this episode!Support the show

Send us a Text Message.Emma Specter just published their book More Please: Food, Fat, Bingeing, Longing, and the Lust for "Enough"! "More Please" is a beautifully reported journalistic memoir that interrogates and reframes Emma's own relationship with their body. They're also the culture writer at Vogue, where they write about film, TV, books, podcasts, news, body politics, and queer artists and issues.  From abortion access in California, Dakota Johnson's performance in "Am I OK?", and being fat during a global pandemic to ranking the best Mary Kate and Ashley movies of all time, Emma covers culture with smarts and style.  Listen to us discuss the book, our bodies, clothes, relationships, allyship and more. Buy More Please: Food, Fat, Bingeing, Longing, and the Lust for "Enough" by Emma Specter today. Follow Emma on Instagram here. And on X here. Follow me on IG here. Access exclusive content on my Substack here. Please rate and review the show wherever you listen! And write me with questions and ideas: tierneytierneytierneytalks@gmail.com Thanks to Margot Padilla for engineering and editing this episode.Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.My favorite heavily-perfumed party girls are in the studio discussing niche fragrances! Welcome Chloe Coover and Maddie Phinney! The noses behind the one and only Nose Candy podcast! This episode is like smoking weed, getting an iced coffee, and going perfume shopping at the mall. Only with two passionate experts at hand!Chloe and Maddie share their approaches to collecting scents. They discuss their fan-favorite friendship. And they recommend tons of fragrances!Nose Candy honors the art of perfumery with knowledge, intuition, and eroticism. They're smart and hot and listening to them will make you an insatiable frag-hag™. You will learn words like "gourmand" and "flanker." Your vocabulary and olfactory system will grow, deepen, ripen, and bloom. Curate your own collection! Cultivate your own personal taste! Open your nose!Join Nose Candy at their Scent Swamp on Saturday, July 6th! At Murmurs Gallery in LA. Tickets available here. Curate your own collection! Cultivate your own personal taste! Open your nose! [™ = Nose Candy] FRAGRANCES DISCUSSED: Orebella Salted Muse [Her perfumes are $100 not $56 like I say.]Orebella Blooming Fire Orebella Window2SoulLe Labo Santal 33 Theodoros KalotinisBeing Frenshe Lavendar CloudsTwo Eau de Toilette by KnizeByredo Bibliotheque Byredo La TulipeAkro Smoke Eau de ParfumJousset Gourmand-BakhoorJousset Gourmand-Bakhoor-OudMugler Angel Nova Hilde Soliani Hot Milk Eau de Parfum Xerjoff Mefisto Eau De ParfumXerjoff LiraVersace Dylan Turquoise Pour Femme Eau de ToiletteVilhelm Mango SkinDiesel LoverdoseEtat Libre D'Orange The Ghost in the ShellPhilosophy Amazing GraceHeeley Menthe Fraîche Courrèges Hyper MuscTom Ford Black Orchid Mugler Angel Mugler AlienViktor&Rolf FlowerbombViktor&Rolf Spicebomb Night VisionEtat Libre D'Orange You or Someone Like YouAlguien 2Kyse Cocoa VanilleOne more time! Join Nose Candy at their Scent Swamp on Saturday, July 6th! At Murmurs Gallery in LA. Tickets available here. Subscribe to Nose Candy today wherever you listen to podcasts! And check out episode #44 The E! True Hollywood Story w/ me! Perfume is having a moment. Each week, Nose Candy co-hosts and perfume evangelists Maddie and Chloe preach the fraghead gospel.  Support Tierney Talks by becoming a paid Substack subscriber today! On Substack, you'll also find my new series OUTRAGEOUS, chronicling the life of Anna Nicole Smith. New chapters drop every Monday. Tierney Talks is hosted and produced by Tierney Finster. Follow me on IG @TSTAR7. Engineered and edited by Margot Padilla. Original music by Margot Padilla.  Follow Margot on IG @margotpaulinepadilla. Have a question, comment, or special request? Write to us: tierneytierneytierneytalks@gmail.comSupport the Show.

Send us a Text Message.Welcome Lara Marie Schoenhals! Lara is a legendary podcaster, best-selling writer, and gorgeous funny girl. She created the world's first Vanderpump Rules podcast and offers an unrivaled anthropological analysis of the cast. But first we delve into our friendship! From its sweetly erotic origins on a West Hollywood rooftop to our era working together at a media startup in Venice, we giggle our way through memories of pranks, parties, puking, and piercings. If you love listening to Lara, you'll adore this cute and candid conversation! Tune into Sexy Unique Podcast and get tickets for the Midsummer Night's SUP tour today! You should also check out Once Upon A Time in Nashville, the new true crime podcast Lara executive produced. Support SUP on Patreon for exclusive access to Lara's archival interviews with VPR cast members, like the one with Kristen Doute she describes in this ep. Support Tierney Talks by becoming a paid Substack subscriber today! On Substack, you'll also find my new series OUTRAGEOUS, chronicling the life of Anna Nicole Smith. New chapters drop every Monday. Tierney Talks is hosted and produced by Tierney Finster. Follow me on IG @TSTAR7. Engineered and edited by Margot Padilla. Original music by Margot Padilla.  Follow Margot on IG @margotpaulinepadilla. Have a question, comment, or special request? Write to us: tierneytierneytierneytalks@gmail.comSupport the Show.

This week the Nose Candy gals are giving you a sniff behind the scented curtain to see what happens when three divas stop being polite and start getting real. This is the Nose Candy E! True Hollywood Story and who better to join Maddie and Chloe for this heart wrenching docu-drama than podcaster, writer, cultural historian and all around glamour puss Tierney Finster?! The three ladies sat down to discuss the perfumes that scented the motion picture soundtracks of their lives which means bisexual smells, hoochie perfumes, and performance artist frags. Want to smell like Samantha's beach house in the Sex and the City movie? What about Jennifer Aniston's shabby chic slipcover? Is your sig scent more haunted doll house or Bruce Webber centerfold? Whether you're ordering Pink Dot on your parent's credit card, playing doctor at all girls summer camp, or huffing vanilla bug spray, remember: there are true sides to every story.Want even more of the gorgeous and talented Tierney Finster? Follow her on IG at @tstar7, and subscribe to her substack and podcast, both conveniently named Tierney Talks. Did Tierney's description of niche perfume brand Velvet Vortex pique your interest? Use discount code Tierney20 for 20 percent off at http://velvetvortexperfume.com!Fragrances Discussed:Fracas by Robert PiguetByredo BlancheByredo Mojave GhostLe Labo Santal 33Byredo Gypsy WaterCK One by Calvin KleinPaco Rabanne Lady MillionAlien by MuglerBlack Orchid by Tom FordMarc Jacobs for WomenMichael Kors Michael for WomenBetsey Johnson by Betsey JohnsonLush Lord of MisruleVelvet Vortex Perfume Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back Katrina Kemp! Katrina is an actor, producer, activist, DJ, and intuitive from LA. Katrina not only shares her own coming-of-age story as a person with pseudoachondroplasia but also speaks to the relatively new project of people with Dwarfism collecting their own history, free from the gaze of average-height people. She explains how people with dwarfism were enslaved for centuries and how being forced to labor as circus performers still inform how they're treated in the modern movie industry (and the world at large) today. Katrina traces the relationship between erasure and exploitation in media and reflects on how vital it was for her to find representation and community online growing up. “We find each other deep, deep in the internet. But other people are finding us too,” Katrina says. This sets the stage for our discussion of “Dear Average Height People,” a film Katrina is producing by director Aubrey Smalls. As far as Aubrey and Katrina know, this is the very first documentary comedy special to be directed and produced by people with Dwarfism. In fact, they haven't been able to find ANY films, shows, or specials created by people with Dwarfism and urgently want that to change. The film is about dwarfism, disability hate groups, agency, and freedom. It portrays a global network of people with dwarfism who may live far away from each other, but who live in deep solidarity. It illustrates the way obsessive hate groups target and harass people with Dwarfism online, as well as how platforms like Youtube encourage violence and monetize torment.  It also depicts how talented, beautiful, funny, and diverse the Dwarfism community is around the world. Listen to hear Katrina's many insights about beauty, bodies, surveillance, her bone to pick with Stephen Spielberg, Britney Spears, L'Express, Diane Arbus, inhalants, and more… “People experience epiphanies with me every day… every hour if I allowed it,” Katrina says. Follow Katrina on IG, Twitter, Twitch, and Youtube. Please consider contributing what you can to “Dear Average Height People.” Pledge your support on Indiegogo here.  Production crew volunteers, exhibition and performance spaces, and community partners are also welcome to donate resources. + For more Katrina on the pod, listen to our Britney Spears episode from 2021. Thanks to Margot Padilla for engineering and editing this episode. Our show music is “Let Me Love You” by Dis Fantasy. Follow me on IG: @TSTAR7. Recorded 10/3 at Pirate Studios Silverlake. Pirate is open 24/7 in Silverlake and West Adams, as well as all over the US, UK, Germany, and Ireland. They have DJ, rehearsal, and podcast studios for everyone to use. Book online and let yourself inside. Click here and use the code TIERNEY for $10 off your first booking. Write me: tierneytierneytierneytalks@gmail.comSupport the show

Haewon Asfaw and Ale Lemus are friends, abolitionists, and pop culture enthusiasts. In this episode, they explain how practicing abolition together informs the way they watch their favorite Bravo shows together, especially The Real Housewives. Whether you've watched every episode of every franchise or have never seen the show, our conversation is for you. Listen to hear Haewon and Ale use real relationships from The Real Housewives to articulate ideas about conflict, punishment, and revenge. Using memorable moments from the Bravo canon, they also dissect capitalism, individualism and white dominant culture.  Haewon offers a working definition of abolition and advocates for the need to study whiteness as a mental health issue. Ale discusses intergenerational healing in the Bravoverse and makes me cackle with comments like, “Big Kathy is a figure that looms large in Beverly Hills.”Plus, they tell me about valuing your relationships as your currency and finding your resources within them. Listen for a fun meditation on celebrity culture and the cult of Bravo.  Follow Haewon and Ale! Thanks to Margot Padilla for engineering and editing this episode. Recorded 10/3 at Pirate Studios Silverlake. Pirate is open 24/7 in Silverlake and West Adams, as well as all over the US, UK, Germany and Ireland. They have DJ, rehearsal and podcast studios for everyone to use. Book online and let yourself inside. Click here and use the code TIERNEY for $10 off your first booking. Our show music is “Let Me Love You” by Dis Fantasy. Follow me on IG: @TSTAR7. Write me: tierneytierneytierneytalks@gmail.com. Support the show

Rachael Finley is the author of the new book “Nobody Ever Told Me Anything,” a memoir and survival guide detailing her highly isolated childhood in South Florida and unique coming-of-age experience online. She tells me about exploring the duality of women through writing about her mother, surviving her 11-year-old year squatting alone in a vacation rental while her mom sought out mental health treatment, and broadening her horizons by hanging out at the mall. At the mall, she met strangers for the first time and began experimenting with the parts of herself she thought the world should know and the parts they shouldn't… tailor-fitting parts of herself for an audience… a lifelong experiment that led her to write this unfiltered book.Follow Rachael on IG @instasteak and buy her book on Shop Hot Lava here. Thanks to Margot Padilla for engineering and editing this episode.  Recorded 10/3 at Pirate Studios Silverlake. Pirate is open 24/7 in Silverlake and West Adams, as well as all over the US, UK, Germany and Ireland. They have DJ, rehearsal and podcast studios for everyone to use. Book online and let yourself inside. Click here and use the code TIERNEY for $10 off your first booking. Our show music is “Let Me Love You” by Dis Fantasy. Follow me on IG: @TSTAR7. Write me: tierneytierneytierneytalks@gmail.com. Support the show

I'm back from a prolonged hiatus with my very first solo ep! What a risk! Tell me how it goes! I talk about losing a friend, traveling for the first time since the pandemic began, turning 30, getting engaged, and more. I also discuss my love of Lindsay Lohan and Anthony Kiedis, the shameless way I engage with Bravolebrities, and my year of only reading memoirs. Please subscribe to the show wherever you're listening. New interviews coming soon! Follow me on IG @TSTAR7 and write me with questions and comments at tierneytierneytierneytalks@gmail.com. Thanks to Margot Padilla for engineering and editing. Our show music is "Let Me Love You" by Dis Fantasy. Support the show (https://cash.app/$TierneyFinster)

Welcome back Beth Pickens! My favorite art consultant, art counselor & lesbian-feminist  money coach (she's a Capricorn too!) We celebrate her new book “Make Your Art No Matter What: Moving Beyond Creative Hurdles” and discuss some of its core topics — money, time, fear, grief, isolation, education, and asking for what you want. Listen for a chance to win your own copy! Beth shares tons of tips to enhance your experience of both your art and your life. Investing time and money into yourself, distinguishing isolation from solitude, and warming up for your own creative practice are all talked about. We also explore staying connected to stillness while an abundance of ways to spend time become available to us. Beth gives advice to artists with common fears like experiencing disappointment while pitching and avoiding promoting your completed projects. Beth says, “For artists, the hard thing is not attaining goals, getting the grant or getting the opportunity or the show or whatever, the hard thing is being present for it and actually enjoying it.”She reminds us all, "We can't solve interior situations with exterior things!" Follow Beth, buy her book & listen to her podcast. (Some LA libraries also have the book!)  Tierney Talks is engineered & edited by Margot Padilla + hosted & produced by Tierney Finster.  Subscribe to the show wherever you're listening.  Our show music is "Let Me Love You" by Dis Fantasy. Listen to their new track "I Want You" on Bandcamp now. Support the show (https://cash.app/$TierneyFinster)

Holistic esthetician ANDREA ÁMEZ returns to the show for the first time since launching the ÁMEZ Marketplace and developing her ANTI-POLLUTANT MASQUE w/ ALIANGÉ. We discuss building an independent skincare brand during the peak of the celebrity skincare boom, hand-picking products for her own retail platform and formulating her first masque with protective and reparative properties. We pour ourselves into the topic of perfume and luxuriate in memories of the defining scents of our pasts. We touch on hair brushing and hair serums, meditating and resourcing inner power.  Andrea talks about treating kilaris pilaris, identifying melasma, using microcurrent facial devices at home, double cleansing sensitive skin and more. She explains choosing mineral vs chemical sunscreen, protecting your skin from the sun while driving and incorporating smaller lines into your wellness rituals. There are tons of ÁMEZING tips! All rooted in Andrea’s interdisciplinary knowledge of holistic wellness, health, beauty and experiential personal care.Listen to learn how to win your own ÁMEZ x ALIANGÉ ANTI-POLLUTANT MASQUE, courtesy of the ÁMEZ MARKETPLACE :) Visit AMEZSKIN.COM to shop the marketplace or to book a service with Andrea in LA. Follow Andrea on IG @amez_pro and @amez_marketplace.  For the full list of every product we discuss in this ep and more, check the show notes and IG. Want more? Listen to Quarantine Glam with a Holistic Esthetician or Unpretentious Glam Subscribe to Tierney Talks wherever you're listening now.  Rate and review too! Our show music is "Let Me Love You" by Dis Fantasy. Listen to their new track "I Want You" on Bandcamp now. Tierney Talks is engineered & edited by Margot Padilla & hosted  & produced by Tierney Finster. Support the show (https://cash.app/$TierneyFinster)

Alissa Nutting talks about adapting her novel "Made For Love" into a TV series and reflects on writing her singular first novel "Tampa" almost nine years after its release. She tells me about creating a character that engages with being loathsome and going over the top to make your point. We discuss eating breakfast at McDonald's and eulogize the Mexican Pizza at Taco Bell. Toward the end, I endorse a new drugstore lip product, share the perfect spring coffee order, gush about the documentary "Naughty Books" and more. Watch Alissa's new TV series "Made For Love" on HBO Max. Buy her books "Made For Love," "Tampa" & "Unclean Jobs For Women and Girls: Stories" on Bookshop. Subscribe to Tierney Talks wherever you're listening now. If you liked this episode, revisit my conversation with Michelle Badillo here. Follow Alissa on IG @nutting_alissa  & Twitter @alissanutting.Our show music is "Let Me Love You" by Dis Fantasy. Listen to their new track "I Want You" on Bandcamp now.Tierney Talks is engineered & edited by Margot Padilla & hosted, written & produced by Tierney Finster. Follow @TSTAR7 on IG & write to me -- tierneytierneytierneytalks@gmail.com Links: Alissa's Grub Street Diet Revlon ColorStay Satin Ink Liquid LipstickNaughty Books on HuluBurgers at chi SPACCA Drug Use for Grown-Ups: Chasing Liberty in the Land of Fear by Dr. Carl Hart Support the show (https://cash.app/$TierneyFinster)

Niko Karamyan (@nikotheikon), Saturn (@saturnrisin9) and Katrina Kemp (@kueenkatrina) join us after watching "Framing Britney," the new New York Times documentary about Britney Spears. Saturn decodes Britney's ability to use performance as protest, Katrina recounts spending time with Britney and paparazzi in the Valley as a high-school stan and Niko raises questions about the role of the rose imagery in Britney's quest for autonomy. We discuss our emotional responses to the doc, explore what else we wish it would have touched on and tell precious Britney stories (including an epic dance battle). Also: the sick connection between Amanda Bynes and Jamie Lynn Spears (trigger warning!), the way Britney's torturous predicament led to the creation of a personal space bubble law in LA and the Felicia Culotta of it all. Katrina pulls an oracle card for the #FreeBritney movement. "Look at what white men do to their daughters," Saturn says, summarizing it all. Recorded on the anniversary of Anna Nicole Smith's death, we love you Anna! Write to Tierney -- tierneytierneytierneytalks@gmail.com Our show music is "Let Me Love You" by Dis Fantasy. Recorded and edited by Margot Padilla. Hosted, written and produced by Tierney Finster.Support the show (https://cash.app/$TierneyFinster)

Erin Taj joins us to share astrological knowledge juicy enough for beginners and devotees alike. Taj breaks down fixed, mutable and cardinal signals, explains astrology as geometry and defines what houses mean in the context of your natal chart. She teaches what having planets “conjunct” and “square” one another means, expands on popular misconceptions of rising signs and discusses favorite parts of her own astrological makeup. Saturn Return, synastry and generational forecasting based on Pluto are also hot topics. “No one owns astrology,” Taj says, “It’s embedded in us to be curious.” Write to Tierney -- tierneytierneytierneytalks@gmail.com Our show music is "Let Me Love You" by Dis Fantasy. Recorded and edited by Margot Padilla. Hosted, written and produced by Tierney Finster. Support the show (https://cash.app/$TierneyFinster)

Jane Ward is a feminist scholar and author of the books “Not Gay: Sex Between Straight White Men” and “Respectably Queer.” She teaches gender and sexuality studies at UC Riverside, specializing in feminist, queer and heterosexuality studies and creating “scholarship for the feminist revolution.” Jane joins Tierney to discuss her new book “The Tragedy of Heterosexuality,” a “lesbian feminist diagnosis” of heterosexuality that exposes the realities of heterosexual culture while encouraging its development into something deeper, more loving and less violent. Jane declares herself an ally to straight people as “they work to liberate heterosexuality from misogyny.” She’s an expert at revealing how weird most “normative” cultures and social identities tend to be. In this book, Jane contextualizes heterosexuality as the romantic arm of patriarchy and details how the heterosexual advice industry has been trying to help men and women in this country survive their marriages for the last 100+ years (not all that successfully, either). Do you want a chance to acknowledge queer people as allies to straight people, especially straight women experiencing romantic discontent, instead of vice versa? How about a celebration of the immeasurable contributions lesbians have made to the mainstream feminist movement? Listen to this and more importantly, read the book! Ward quotes Edit Massey as Aunt Ida in John Waters’ “Female Trouble” several times: “The world of the heterosexual is a sick and boring life.” No matter who you are or who you’re attracted to, Ward’s work has tons to offer you! “As with the often nebulous racial category of whiteness, one of the ways that we avoid looking critically at straightness is to keep it indefinable, to imagine that it is so vast and irreducible to any one way of being,” Ward writes in the book. Buy “The Tragedy of Heterosexuality” from NYU Press today - https://nyupress.org/9781479851553/the-tragedy-of-heterosexuality/Follow Jane Ward on Twitter @thequeerjane and check out https://www.janewardphd.com/.To enter to win a copy of “The Tragedy of Heterosexuality,” please follow these instructions: Listen to this conversation with Jane Ward in full ASAPSelect a quote, topic, theme or question from our conversation that inspires, arouses or interests you the most and jot it down. Subscribe to or follow the podcast!Email your selection/reflection and a screenshot of your subscription to tierneytierneytierneytalks@gmail.com before 10/24/20TWO winners will be selected via a completely random name picker and notified via email Tuesday, 10/27/20. Note: There is no minimum or maximum word count for your reflections, and your entry won’t be judged based on the content or “quality” of your share. Feel free. Feel safe. Have fun. Your responses won’t be shared elsewhere without your explicit permission! Subscribe to Tierney Talks today and follow Tierney on IG @TSTAR7. Our show music is “Let Me Love You” by Dis Fantasy. Recorded and edited by Margot Padilla. Hosted, written and produced by Tierney Finster. Support the show (https://cash.app/$TierneyFinster)

Tierney Talks hosted the very first TELETHON ForYourart at Frieze Los Angeles in February. We brought the talk show to the art fair and broadcasted live from the ForYourArt booth on the Paramount Pictures Studio backlot, all Frieze long. The result is a collection of 60+ interviews about art, entertainment and community in Los Angeles. We had so much much! This is the third in a five-part series of Tierney Talks episodes documenting TELETHON ForYourArt. Today’s guests include: Saturn (Listen to their new single "Ready" on Bandcamp) Cyrus Dunham (Read his book "A Year Without A Name")Martine Syms (Subscribe to Scene Report) Jonny Makeup & Christopher Schwartz (View The Gallery @'s exhibition "Chips") Casey Jane Ellison (Watch this tbt of her talkshow) Lili Lakich (Take the Van Nuys Flyaway to see one of her public sculptures) Jason Correa (Visit his project space and gallery for some the best contemporary art, music, and performance in Van Nuys) Willy Boston (Remember this tweet?) Samantha Blake Goodman (Look at stunning documentation of her choreography). Amelian Kashiro Hamilton (founder of Sisters With Invoices) Follow Tierney on IG and Twitter @TSTAR7 and subscribe if you haven’t already. Our show music is “Let Me Love You” by Dis Fantasy (streaming everywhere!) Today’s show was recorded and edited by Margot Padilla and hosted, written and produced by Tierney Finster.Tierney Talks is pleased to partner with For Your Art to present this series of talks. ForYourArt is a source of free information about art in LA and ForYourArt’s mission is to inspire more people to make art a part of their daily lives. Follow ForYourArt on IG @foryourart and check out http://foryourart.com/. Special thanks to Jess Calleiro, Niko Karamyan, Bryan Johnson, Ali Madigan, Bettina Korek, Cobi Krieger, Kayne Griffin Corcoran, Kevin McGary and Pretend Plants and Flowers. Support the show (https://cash.app/$TierneyFinster)

Tierney Talks hosted the very first TELETHON ForYourart at Frieze Los Angeles in February. We brought our talk show to the art fair and broadcasted live from the ForYourArt booth on the Paramount Pictures Studio backlot, all Frieze long. The result is a collection of 60+ interviews about art, entertainment and community in Los Angeles. We had so much fun! This is the first in a five-part series of Tierney Talks episodes documenting TELETHON ForYourart. Today’s guests include: Alexa DemieHans Ulrich ObristPatrisse CullorsLiz GoldwynSanam SindhiPeter ShireJanicza BravoRachel LordSeth BogartSam BuckJustice Singleton + Blaine O’NeillTierney Talks is pleased to partner with For Your Art to present this series of conversations. ForYourArt is a source of free information about L.A.'s art scene and ForYourArt’s mission is to inspire more people to make art a part of our daily lives. Follow FYA on IG @foryourart and check out http://foryourart.com/. I especially love their curation of online exhibitions.Follow Tierney on IG and Twitter @TSTAR7 and subscribe if you haven’t already. Our show music is “Let Me Love You” by Dis Fantasy (streaming everywhere!) Today’s show was recorded and edited by Margot Padilla and hosted, written and produced by Tierney Finster. Special thanks to Jess Calleiro, Niko Karamyan, Bryan Johnson, Ali Madigan, Bettina Korek, Kevin McGarry, Cobi Krieger, Peter Shire, Kayne Griffin Corcoran, Pretend Plants and Flowers and Universal Standard.

Tierney Talks hosted the very first TELETHON ForYourart at Frieze Los Angeles in February. We brought the talk show to the art fair and broadcasted live from the ForYourArt booth on the Paramount Pictures Studio backlot, all Frieze long. The result is a collection of 60+ interviews about art, entertainment and community in Los Angeles. We had so much much! This is the second in a five-part series of Tierney Talks episodes documenting TELETHON ForYourart. Use the chapter markers to skip around to specific guests, or just listen to the full episode :) Today’s guests include: Jennifer MoonJessica YellinEmily SegalKandis WilliamsAndrew MaxwellPretend Plants & FlowersGabriella Sanchez Jori Finkel Mandy Harris WilliamsTierney Talks is pleased to partner with For Your Art to present this series of talks. ForYourArt is a source of free information about L.A.'s art scene and ForYourArt’s mission is to inspire more people to make art a part of their daily lives. Follow FYA on IG @foryourart and check out http://foryourart.com/. Follow Tierney on IG and Twitter @TSTAR7 and subscribe if you haven’t already. Our show music is “Let Me Love You” by Dis Fantasy (streaming everywhere!) Special thanks to Jess Calleiro, Niko Karamyan, Bryan Johnson, Ali Madigan, Cobi Krieger, Bettina Korek, Kevin McGarry, Peter Shire, Kayne Griffin Corcoran and Pretend Plants and Flowers. Today’s show was recorded and edited by Margot Padilla and hosted, written and produced by Tierney Finster.

Lara checks in on friend-of-the-pod Tierney Finster to chat about celebrity crushes, Kylie Jenner's crew of friends, family quarantine journeys and more. For bonus episodes, visit patreon.com/babepodcast. You can follow Tierney @tstar7 and subscribe to her podcast Tierney Talks on Apple, Spotify, etc. You can follow Lara everywhere @larzmarie. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tierney Talks celebrated one year of podcasting with a live show at Murmurs, a favorite art gallery, cafe, shop and community space in LA. The variety-show-esque program consists of readings, musical performances, conversations and a DJ set. Here’s the timing of everything, just in case you want to listen out of order: 2:15 - A karaoke-centric reading & performance by writer, sartorialist and Sisters With Invoices founder Amelian Kashiro Hamilton. 18:04 - PLUR poetry and pop music by artist, organizer and co-founder of Cosmo Visiones Ancestrales La Pachamami. 33:09 - A one-on-one conversation with State Assembly Candidate Fatima Iqbal-Zubair about how representatives outside of your own district can transform state-wide legislation, repelling corporate funding, running an independent campaign and housing and education inequality in LA. 57:06 - A one-on-one conversation with artist, activist, model and writer Emily Barker about the history of standardized and invisible norms in architecture, ableist design as structural violence and what inspired their most recent exhibition “Built To Scale.” 1:31:00 - Amelian's DJ set begins! Featuring incredible adlibs by NikoTheIkon. Recorded live and sound mixed by audio engineer extraordinaire Margot Padilla. Follow me on IG @TSTAR7 and tell me who to talk to next. Thank you Morgan Elder and Allison Littrell for welcoming us at Murmurs. Thank you Camila Creates for your wonderful catering and Andrea Ámez for your Ámezing facials.

Andrea Amez is one of my favorite people to speak to in general, but especially about everything to do with skincare, beauty and wellness. Oddly enough, we didn't discuss any products her first time on the podcast, but today she's back with her favorite hair conditioner, lip balm, body wash, deodorant, body exfoliants, facial peels and more in tow.Find the full list of products discussed here: http://bit.ly/TierneyAmezSummerProductsAmez explains what my “acid mantle” is, how it differs from my skin's “microbiome” and how probiotic skincare impacts them both. She illuminates the thinking behind "vibrational" and "energy-based" products intended for emotional and spiritual results. She shouts out some of her favorite product lines (@aliangeskincare, @agentnateur, @oseamalibu + dozens more), calls herself a “body wash slut" and answers all my questions. Such as: - Should I buy the big bottle of rosewater with glycerin or without? - What's the difference between $6 hyaluronic acid serum and $300 hyaluronic acid serum? - Are these vegan gummies really going to hydrate my skin? - How should I use my new Rose Quartz roller from @chakrubs? - Why are my freckles more visible directly after sun exposure? - Is it bad to love products? Fresh off a trip to Mendocino, I discuss the cannabis tourism industry and wonder about what the next big cannabinoid will be (THC and CBD are 2 / 113). I also talk about William Randolph Hearst printing racist lies about weed in his newspapers because he owned huge timber holdings and paper mills and felt threatened by hemp paper. I hit my @leunebrand vapes and sip @kikoko_hq weed tea until I begin to wonder if I'm saying half the names of these beauty brands right. I describe being in the operating room during a stranger’s Brazilian Butt Lift and the psychological reasons people love picking at their partner's skin too, both based on @wearemel stories. Find the full list of products discussed here: http://bit.ly/TierneyAmezSummerProductsCredit and thanks to Margot Padilla, the best sound engineer.

Model/Actress/Writer/Activist Tierney Finster is BACK for more! She and Lara talk about paying the bills while managing their personal grooming habits, Chernobyl thots, how to party with your tits out and be a professional and more! For bonus episodes and the Babe? Book Club, visit patreon.com/babepodcast. You can follow Lara and Tierney on Twitter & Insta @larzmarie and @tstar7. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Casey and Charles investigate the multi-faceted psychology of luminescent iconoclast Tierney Finster as she brings two fascinating problems to the table: temper tantrums and refusing to drive.

Jiz Lee is an award winning porn performer, queer porn superstar and author of the anthology “Coming Out Like A Porn Star: Essays on Pornography, Protection, and Privacy.” This episode begins with two readings from the book, followed by a conversation with Jiz about the origins of their porn career, the importance of teaching porn literacy rather than arguing about “good porn” versus “bad porn,” not shaming someone’s sexual fantasies and dispelling myths about porn production. Then, we move into a panel discussion with Lotus Lain and Miss Mimosa. Lotus Lain is an independent porn performer, writer and activist who works with the Free Speech Coalition, the adult industry's trade association. Mimosa is an artist and sex worker with experience as a professional dominatrix, BBW porn performer and fetish content creator who spends most of her time in San Francisco in LA. She also works behind the camera in both adult and mainstream film, doing both casting and performer advocacy. The group discusses diversifying who gets to feel sexy, their experiences disclosing their work to both friends and family and new acquaintances and the hypocrisy of the way Hollywood treats sex workers. Lotus speaks about being outed as a porn performer without her consent, the stigma of having sex for fun and how porn can be one of the safest settings to explore kink. Mimosa remembers asking her mother about how she would react if she became a porn star at the age of ten and reflects on body positivity within porn. “Having a body that’s different, for me, was always a source of power,” Mimosa says. “When you’re your own home, other people will want to be there.”This episode was recorded live during Pillow Talk in the penthouse at the Standard Hotel in Los Angeles. Follow @jizlee and buy their book here: bigcartel.com/product/coming-out-like-a-porn-starCredit and thanks to Margot Padilla, the best sound engineer.

Andrea Amez is a gifted esthetician, discerning product concierge and educated cosmetic chemist. She is best known for the "transformational facials" she gives at Skin Worship, one of the most influential, holistic beauty collectives in Los Angeles, and for her own fabulously luminescent skin. Our friendship alone changed my skin way before she gave me my first facial. Andrea convinced me to stop relishing in the sick pleasure of extracting my own blackheads, educated me about the benefits and tricky politics of the "green beauty" industry and actually got me to use toner and sunscreen daily (after years of knowing I should). Andrea is also a cranial sacral therapist, meaning she performs subtle bodywork on the bones of the head and spinal column to release energetic blockages from the body. She may see celebrity clients in Beverly Hills and have her signature style of natural glam featured in L’uomo Vogue, but her philosophy as a healer is inclusive and compassionate. Listen to our conversation to hear how a run-in with a Hollywood superstar in the early 2000s fueled her passion for skincare, how she's attempting to correct gaps in the availability of quality skin services for women of color and how spirituality factors into her practice as an esthetician. Andrea also answers questions about types of retinol, under-eye discoloration, under-boob acne, the various dermatological issues plaguing our inner thighs and genitals, whether or not smoking weed is bad for your skin and how so many influencers go about achieving skin as smooth as a dolphin's. Andrea is brilliant, hilarious and delightfully down-to-earth. Follow her on Instagram @amez_skinworship. While you're at it, follow me @TSTAR7 and share this podcast with someone you would discuss your ingrown hairs with

Lara and model/actress/writer/activist Tierney Finster are officially having a crisis of faith on this week's SUP. Like, has Vanderpump Rules taken a plunge? Is this the beginning of the end? Is Raquel okay? Are we living in a Twilight Zone where monsters say and do whatever the f*ck they want?? They ask all these questions and more on today's ep! For bonus content and throwback episodes, visit www.patreon.com/sexyuniquepodcast. You can follow Tierney on IG and Twitter @tstar7 and Lara @larzmarie. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tierney Finster joins Lara for another episode of Babe? They talk birth control, hormone psychosis, and pregnancy scare babe-outs. They also get into some reader mail about revenge brewing and give dining recommendations to an LA-bound couple. Dying for more? Visit patreon.com/babepodcast for bonus episodes, and follow the pod on Instagram @babepodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tierney Finster is back for more babe? behavior! She and Lara cover a lot of ground in this episode, including (but not limited to) Shia LaBeouf sightings, revenge brews, untrained pets and the ever popular "exhaustion" excuse for when a night gets a little too out of control. They end things with some extra wild reader mail. Feeling like a Babe? Been there. Visit patreon.com/babepodcast for bonus content that will turn you into a Babe! or follow the pod on Instagram @babepodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tierney Finster's arc on Babe? rages on! In this episode, she and Lara talk about public displays of emotion in romantic relationships, the Kardashian Konflict that's flared up on this season of KUWTK, how love can bring out your inner psycho and more! You can join a thriving community of Babes and support this podcast by visiting patreon.com/babepodcast and following @babepodcast on Instagram for even more lols. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Writer/Actress/Model/Activist Tierney Finster joins Lara for the first of her multi-episode arc on Babe? They reminisce on being blonde, bringing an uplifting energy to a shared office environment, Barbie dolls and more! Dying for more Babe? Head on over to patreon.com/babepodcast for bonus episodes or follow Babe? on Instagram @babepodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Writer/actress/model/activist Tierney Finster is BACK for more sexy, unique conversation! Together, she and Lara dive into Jax's complicated relationship with his reiki healer, praise Lala's ascension to the top of the Pump Rules food chain, yearn for someone to sit Brittany down and give her a stern talking to and much, much, more! Find Tierney on Twitter/Insta @tstar7 and smash the follow button on @sexyuniquepod across all social media. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sex journalist, Model / Actress Tierney Finster and Gaea Woods discuss: Valentine’s Day. Tierney’s writing for Mel Magazine, including an ongoing series about men’s most intimate proclivities called “That’s My Fetish;” (think cakesitting, and cigarette smoking). Learning about masculine sexuality by writing for men’s magazines as a feminist journalist. Why men are afraid of saying “I love you.” How to change your age on bumble when it’s not updating from your Facebook age. Age differences in relationships. Online dating photos, media literacy. Sex issues or insecurities that Tierney and I have gotten over / healed within ourselves. The best way to enter a new relationship after getting out of a long-term relationship.

Actress/model/writer/DJ/activist Tierney Finster joins Lara to discuss James Kennedy's mommy issues, bedroom power dynamics between cast members, Sandoval's attempt at becoming a wellness coach and so much more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.