In today's episode, I interview the Franky Baca, a local fashion designer from San Francisco CA who recently moved to LA to further his fashion career but ended up getting produced items stolen or borrowed form Yeezy. He talks about his timeline with fashion, the concepts his clothing line represents and more over hustle culture, fashion laws, exploitation during fashion shows and more.

In this episode of Gorl Friday, I interview pixie, a dancer in austin Texas and she’s kind enough to share the start of sw journey. She tells us how helpful it is now that there’s so much information such as this platform on sw and how helpful it is to navigate this career safely and profoundly. We talk about seeking.com and how wade is fucking over young women. We talk about the different styles to each sw and a little bit about her relationships outside of sw and how sw has influenced them.

In this episode I have the pleasure of interviewing Lila Doll, we talk about her upbringing in Houston and how she came across the sex industry while lying in the Bay Area which allowed her to find her niche. She is a bit older than most girls I have interviewed but none the less hot! So I really want us to understand that age is not really an issue when it comes to sex work and many man look for women over 30's. We go into her life in San Francisco in the early 2000's and kind of break down the start of online ads and sw. We talk about her comfort in sw and the importance of screening and how both are key to being successful.

In today's episode I get to interview Bane Jane aka Banus Janus, who has dabbled in all types of sex work. We go over her SW timeline and break down the Dom world as well as address different kinks and fetishes in the community. We also discuss Austin gentrification where our friend Layla Doll chimes in and expresses her pov. As well as her up and coming comedy/sex show on Red River district in Austin Texas and more! Grab a drink and listen to this bad boy for a broader view on sexuality and non binary worlds.

In today's episode I have the privilege of interviewing a former UT college student who was a sugar baby during her last college years in order to pursue other business and financial ventures. She talks more on her development as a real estate agent in Austin, Texas and how she meshed her queer identity in this heterosexual sex work world and managed to be strictly business which is now benefitting her in the long run.

In today's episode I get to interview Sage, founder of Emotional Stripper which is a platform where SW's can go to find support and comradeship, I have the pleasure of asking her about her lineage with SW as well as helpful updates Instagram and other platforms can do to be SW friendly and not just cater to celebrities/ contribute to system of oppression also her plans for empowering women through her community work.

In this episode I have the pleasure of speaking with Brittany owner of Britt Von Bossy photography and her views on the photography world with only fans models , we also discuss the start of her career, her thoughts on bodily autonomy rights and more. Not to mention how Joe Francis from Girls Gone wild verbally attacked her and why jackass culture is over.

photography by IG: @chelseasize

I have the pleasure of speaking with my cohost Jesse from her podcast The High Epoch Times on twitch about her thought of abortion rights and the bigger picture. We discuss reproductive freedom and why it's an important tactic we should care about. in order to preserve human rights which are on the verge of all being stripped away. Being a brave activist is important and there's many way to express this such as building, joining and questioning communities. We also go into detail about how religion is a cover up to a much larger civil rights movement that must come into play now against the elite. Hopefully this ep gives you a better understanding on the important of activism and deciphering story lines/ communicating with peers about issues to prepare for the UN meeting in 2030.