Thursday, July 23, 2026
Home Blog Page 9

Dr. Porn – the man who bring porn to university

0

Between lecture theatre and hardcore: why Emre Busse is calling for pornography to be established as a subject of study.

Pornography is more than just a wank template. It is political, culturally charged – and absolutely worthy of academic study.

Imagine you walk into a seminar room and the PowerPoint slide shows a hardcore clip. Not as a gag, not as a provocation, but as a starting point for an in-depth analysis of gender roles, power relations and representation. Welcome to the lecture by Emre Busse – the man who many now only call ‘Dr Porno’.

What sounds like a scandal to some is a serious academic approach for Busse. Pornography – this huge, billion-dollar, culturally powerful phenomenon – should get out of the dirty corner and into the universities. Because as Busse says: ‘What billions of people consume cannot be meaningless.’

From gay longing to academic rebellion

Born in Istanbul, queer, searching – Emre Busse found empowerment, not shame, in pornography. Gay, German-Turkish porn in particular gave him a sense of belonging. For him, it was not a dirty secret, but a source of identity. This personal experience ultimately led him to a scientific study of pornography – as a cultural asset, as a political tool, as an expression of lust and power.
Today, he lives in Berlin, teaches in Bremen and stirs up the university scene with provocative courses such as ‘Post-Pornography’. His lectures are packed, his style direct, queer-feminist and openly sex-positive. His message: analysing porn means understanding society.

Lust and science – no contradiction

Porn in UniversityBusse argues that pornography should be analysed like film, literature or music – with a view to aesthetics, narration, symbolism and social effects. His events are not about voyeuristic gawking, but about breaking down stereotypes, feminist criticism and queer utopias.
The lecture series ‘Critical Porn Studies’ organised by him at the University of Bremen was a complete success – and an affront to the academic mainstream. In addition to theoretical input, there were performances, artistic contributions and discussions about production conditions and ethical consumption. A space in which porn was not stigmatised, but deconstructed.

Between hate, hype and hope

Of course, ‘Dr Porno’ also provokes criticism – from the tabloid media, conservative voices and parts of the university bureaucracy. But Busse counters this with humour and clarity. His aim is not provocation for provocation’s sake. It is visibility, enlightenment, dialogue. And that takes courage – especially in a society that constantly talks about sex but hardly reflects on it.
He is part of a new generation of academics who are no longer afraid to bring their subjectivity, their lust and their history into the discourse. And in doing so, he is doing exactly what good science should do: Question the status quo.

Conclusion

Emre Busse puts porn on the agenda – where it is often most lacking: in critical, academic reflection. His nickname ‘Dr Porno’ may make you smile, but there is a serious project behind it. It’s about more than naked skin. It’s about visibility, diversity, criticism of power – and about no longer excluding lust when we talk about society.

Interview with Wolfgang Mayr – better known as “The Wolf”

First of all, a big thank you, Wolfgang Mayr, for taking the time for this in-depth interview with us.

General Questions About You & Your Career

Mr. Mayr, how did you get into the world of online marketing and specifically into the adult dating industry?

I started with affiliate marketing in 2009 and did so rather half-heartedly. Someone told me back then that you could make money with dating products. So I signed up with the Intermax Group and Cashdorado. At the time, I didn’t really take it seriously and barely put any effort into it – maybe also because I didn’t feel any financial pressure, as I was already successful
as an entrepreneur in the film industry.

At some point, around 2010/2011, I finally launched a campaign and was surprised at how well it worked. With that motivation boost, I started doing more and more. One thing led to another, and by 2012, I was earning a five-figure monthly income through affiliate marketing for the first time.

What have been the biggest challenges in your career, and how did you overcome them?

Well, I’m quite versatile as an entrepreneur, but if we focus solely on my affiliate career, then SEO has always been the biggest challenge for me. The constant ups and downs, along with ever-changing rules, can be quite nerve-wracking. On the other hand, if you enjoy what you do, you’re willing to accept that.

How would you describe yourself as an entrepreneur – more of a strategist, doer, or visionary?

A bit of everything, I would say. But first and foremost, I’m probably a doer. I don’t leave projects unfinished once I’ve started them. Everything gets done. And if it takes longer, then so be it. But it gets completed. I’d say that’s what defines a doer.

Wolf Masterclass & Adult Dating Academy

Your Wolf Masterclass is one of the few platforms in the German-speaking world that specializes in adult traffic and monetization. What was the inspiration behind this concept?

Our Wolf Masterclass was created in the summer of 2022. We designed it for the niches “making money with digital products” and “Adult Dating“. Our inspiration was the realization that the market needed something new. Not just another typical “coaching-blah-blah product,” but something solid and practical that also makes it easier for beginners to enter the industry.

What makes the Masterclass so unique, and how does it differ from other online marketing courses?

The Masterclass doesn’t just consist of digital courses and 1:1 coaching, but also includes a ready-made lead magnet page for participants, complete with a mail funnel featuring the highest-converting products. This allows people to immediately transition from theory to practice and start seeing results.

Can you give us a brief overview of how someone can get started in the industry and achieve their first successes with your Masterclass?

It all starts with filling out the application form. The Masterclass isn’t a mass product that just anyone can purchase. We decide whether to accept participants or not.
At the very beginning, we made the mistake of being too uncritical and accepting almost everyone. But it’s crucial that people approach this with the right mindset. And even though we do a lot of the heavy lifting by providing ready-made products, every participant should still bring their own initiative and creativity.

We support participants intensively – including through our weekly group sessions. What usually happens fairly quickly is that people start making money with the pages we’ve created and delivered. Especially in the adult dating space, there are many innovative ways to generate traffic, and typically, just a few days after we deliver the Masterclass pages, the first leads and sales start coming in.

What kind of participants does your Masterclass appeal to – are they complete beginners or also experienced marketers?

Currently, the majority are experienced entrepreneurs or at least creative individuals who are already successful in their field and want to build something additional in these niches. So these are people who are quite experienced in business, but relatively new to affiliate marketing. However, we don’t have complete beginners in the program.

You currently have a pause on new enrollments until May. Why did you decide to limit the number of participants?

That’s simply because I always want to make sure that those who joined recently can get their business running independently first. Last year, we onboarded quite a few new people, and we need to make sure things are running smoothly for them first. Once that’s the case, we can start focusing on new participants again.

Email Funnels & Lead Generation

You say email funnels are your specialty. Why are they so important in online marketing?

The vast majority of my revenue comes from email marketing – and that has pretty much always been the case. Even now, in the age of artificial intelligence, email marketing remains essential and is constantly evolving.
That’s why a new course of mine will be released in April, titled “The Email Cash Cow,” where I show how to run affordable and effective email marketing without expensive providers. In our case, our Masterclass pages achieve open rates of up to 80% and click-through rates of up to 35%. I explain how that works in the course.

Can you briefly explain the principle of a working email funnel?

A successful email funnel consists of several components:

  1. The signup form – First, you need an appealing and compelling signup form that users can’t resist.
  2. The first offer immediately after signing up – This is the best time to make the first sale, as the user has just shown active interest. You have to seize that opportunity by presenting them with a suitable offer right away.
  3. The 72-hour rule – During the first three days after signup, the user should receive an email every day. These initial emails are critical because attention is highest at this stage.
  4. The three pillars of a good email funnel – Ideally, each email should contain three elements:
    ◦ Value (e.g., tips, insider knowledge)
    ◦ Entertainment (e.g., storytelling, humor)
    ◦ Sales (targeted offers)

After that, the sending frequency can be reduced depending on the target audience and niche. An email funnel is successful when it generates more revenue than it costs – and so far, we’ve always managed to achieve that, sooner or later.

Many marketers rely on social media or paid ads – why do you focus so strongly on email marketing and lead generation?

One thing doesn’t exclude the other. But many people make the mistake of sending traffic gained through social media or paid campaigns directly to affiliate programs. That means the user is redirected once – and that’s it. They’re gone.
We, on the other hand, first direct the traffic to our own platform – our own site – and monetize it multiple times within the email funnel. That’s much more effective in the long run.

What mistakes do most beginners make when trying to use email funnels for themselves?

I actually made a little series about this on my German-language YouTube channel:
youtube.com/watch?v=NveTFI8lpKk

But to name the most important points:
A common mistake is that marketers or affiliates collect a user’s email address – and then nothing happens. Eventually, a week later, the first email arrives. That’s obviously way too late. We live in a fast-paced world, and users often forget you faster than you think. So you have to start immediately building trust and winning them over. After a week, you’re usually already forgotten. So always remember the 72-hour rule and keep the email frequency high especially at the beginning of an automated funnel.

Another common mistake: Many beginners buy email addresses. That’s usually not very effective. If you have no relationship with the user, their engagement rate will also be low. Plus, consent is often missing, which increases the risk of spam complaints and lowers the reputation of your list.

Third point – also related to list reputation: Not removing inactive users.
In my case, users who haven’t opened or clicked an email in more than two months are ruthlessly removed from the list. As mentioned, we live in a fast-moving world – and email addresses are just as fast-moving for most users.
A user is only a good user if they open and click. Otherwise, they reduce your list reputation, which leads to lower open and click rates overall. As a result, email providers classify you as lower quality, which can severely damage your inbox delivery rate in the long term.

Of course, there are many more mistakes – I go into detail about these in my new course “The Email Cash Cow“.

Are there specific tools or software you recommend for building successful funnels?

There are of course a wide variety of tools on the market. We use OptimizePress to create our landing pages. As an email sending tool, we use MailPoet. But the crucial part is the choice of SMTP server. We use different solutions such as Amazon SES, Mailjet, as well as our own mail server at Skynet. Depending on the requirements, different systems are used.

It would go too far to explain all of this in detail here – but I cover it thoroughly in my course “The Email Cash Cow”.

Adult Traffic & Monetization

The adult market is controversial, and not everyone dares to get involved in it. What are the biggest advantages and challenges in this field?

First, we have to acknowledge: Like in any other niche, there are serious and less serious providers here too. Then the question becomes how you promote each offer. Almost all of my own sites are age-appropriate, and I’ve never owned a single tube site in my life. To me, it’s an industry like any other: there’s strong demand – so there’s a supply.
Is anyone harmed by it? Not that I know of. I do know of other industries where harm does occur – for example, gambling. But that’s a different story.

I think one major barrier for many people is the fear that they’ll have to show their face everywhere and risk damaging their reputation. But affiliate marketing can be done quite anonymously – if you know how.

What does a typical path look like for generating and monetizing adult traffic?

That depends. There are many roads to Rome.
I would initially advise beginners against buying traffic because that requires a lot of experience. The classic route is more through SEO. That means you invest time instead of money – and hopefully, that pays off in the long run.
One crucial point: don’t just let the user move on. Instead of redirecting them directly to an affiliate program, you should capture them in your email list. That way, you can reach out again and again – which brings us back to the topic of email marketing.

Are there ethical or legal aspects to consider when entering this market?

The question is: How do we define “ethics” in this context?
Let me put it bluntly: People want to f***. And they love sex. And we have the technical means to give them exactly what they want. Our job is to do the right marketing. If we don’t do it, someone else will.
By the way, I’m also active in many other niches – fitness, software, finance, etc. Especially in finance, there’s a lot of shady stuff going on. In 2016, I exposed a huge scam: Recyclix. The YouTube video is still on my channel today. I was right about all my criticisms back then – and after my exposé, that thing literally went up in flames. I saved a lot of people from financial disaster at the time. The affiliates who promoted that garbage disappeared afterward – or simply promoted the next scam.
And then come the pseudo-moralists, who often have skeletons in their own closets, pointing fingers at others:
“He promotes adult entertainment!”

Now that’s my kind of humor.

As for the legal aspect?
Different countries, different customs. And sometimes, different laws. And by the way: How many adult webmasters are there who still officially run their business from Germany?

Which monetization models work particularly well in the adult industry?

I personally still focus primarily on rev-share. Although I must say that customer retention rates are significantly worse today than they were ten years ago. But there are also affiliate programs that offer very attractive lead commissions.
One example that comes to mind is VXCash with its marketplace.

How do you see the future of the adult traffic industry – will it continue to grow, or are there challenges that could slow it down?

I believe artificial intelligence (AI) is changing a lot right now. But I also have the impression that the German market, in particular, will face increasing challenges. Overall, though, I see the industry growing again on an international scale. I observed this at the recent TES Affiliate Conference.

Other Projects & Future Plans

You already launched your first dating course project “onlinedatingmiterfolg.com” in 2016. How has the project developed over the years?

Well, it wasn’t a huge project, but rather our first own digital product in the dating niche. Basically, it’s an audio course produced in a timeless way so that it remains relevant even today and can still be marketed as an evergreen product. While it no longer sells nearly as well as it did five years ago, it can still be promoted as an affiliate product.

What trends do you see in the area of online dating and digital matchmaking?

Here too, AI will likely bring further developments – and the craziest things could happen. Actually, they’re already happening. Men are falling in love with AI avatars because they’re easier to deal with than real women.
Fortunately, it’s not my job to think about what societal consequences that might have.
When it comes to business, many things are becoming easier:

  • AI dating experts recommend the right platform.
  • AI algorithms could even directly match ideal partners.

From a business perspective, this offers huge opportunities – provided they are used correctly.

Your site “derwolf.cc” – what can visitors find there, and who is your target audience?

“Der Wolf” is my personal blog. Almost nothing there is AI-generated – everything comes from my own mind and pen.
I cover a wide range of topics related to online marketing.

  • I report on scams.
  • I introduce outstanding Masterclass users and guests.
  • I review products and share whether they’re trash or worth recommending.
  • And yes, I get a bit political sometimes too.

You can also sign up for my business mailing list there.

Are there any upcoming projects or innovations you’re currently working on that you can share with us?

My team and I are currently experimenting with AI chatbots for adult sites. These are intended to automatically generate leads and sales. We’ve already seen promising results, especially in the BDSM niche. But we’re still at the very beginning.

In addition, several digital products are set to launch this year:
• I already mentioned The Email Cash Cow.
• A fitness reseller product is in the works.
• And we might also release something new in the dating niche.

Personal & Final Questions

Der WolfWhat advice would you give someone looking to get started in online marketing or adult traffic today?

Anyone wanting to enter this business should first ask themselves if they have enough creativity and independence to really stick with it. Especially when starting from scratch, you need to be aware that it may take some time before your time and financial investment pays off. But that basically applies to any niche.

The special challenge in the adult space is that you need to know the affiliate programs and really understand what you’re promoting.

A general tip for complete beginners:
➡ Focus on BDSM users with a submissive inclination.
This target group converts more easily and tends to spend more money. If you’re working with German traffic, it’s important to compare providers and test things out. Without naming names – there are Germany-specific cam providers offering lifetime commissions that look attractive at first glance.
But that doesn’t automatically mean you’ll make easy money with them. Because:

  1. High likelihood: A promoted user may already be assigned to another affiliate in the system.
  2. Poor conversion rates: German traffic converts significantly worse compared to other countries – except in the BDSM space.

Are there any specific books, mentors, or experiences that have especially influenced you?

I never had mentors – and I never needed them.

I am my own mentor and make my own experiences. That’s also because I’m self-taught. In fact, I’d say that most people who want to establish themselves as entrepreneurs probably do need some kind of mentor.

As for books, I’m currently reading “To Ibiza” by Julian Hessenthaler. At first glance, it has nothing to do with our business, but I’m interested in politics and especially in people who go against the grain.

Arnold Schwarzenegger describes it similarly in his biography: he made a sport socially acceptable that most people mocked at the time. He swam against the current – and that probably influenced me as well: Don’t go with the crowd, follow your own path.

Where do you see yourself and your business in five years?

I can’t give a serious answer to that.

I always do what I enjoy and what opportunities happen to come my way. Depending on how online marketing evolves through technological developments, I’ll go with it – or not. The most important thing is to enjoy what you do. Because if you love what you do, the money will follow – sooner or later.

If you’d like to learn more about Wolfgang (DerWolf), you can find more information and ways to get in touch here:

Imob Traffic is taking new paths and parting ways with tons of tubes

A New Chapter for Imob Traffic Ltd.

After many years of webmastering in the adult business, the time has come for us to shift our focus to new goals, new horizons, and new challenges. Since 2014, Imob Traffic Ltd. has operated hundreds of embed-tube websites in the adult sector. Over the years, countless of these sites have achieved great success in Google search results across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Each of these WordPress-based tubes has received almost daily updates for over a decade, and every single video was accompanied by a hand-written SEO text in German.

Imob Traffic Ltd.However, sometimes change is necessary. In recent years, Imob Traffic Ltd. has increasingly shifted its focus towards the mainstream business, developing websites for third parties, search engine optimization, and organizing events and marketing campaigns. These range from street carnivals in the Rhineland to the Gaelic WWW Conference in Ireland and the latest project, Eurorgazm Magazine—an online and print magazine that aims to foster cross-industry synergies and emphasize human connection within our industries.

Porntubes for Sale

For this reason, we have decided to sell many of our old WordPress-based embed-tube websites. Interested buyers are welcome to contact us at info@imobtraffic.com, or via Skype “imob-nl” and Telegram “@rolandimob” for further details.

Imob Traffic Ltd. has been successfully active in the European adult industry since 2015, and that will not change. However, we prefer to fully concentrate on our new business ventures, which is why, after much deliberation, we have taken this step. We are already looking forward to the upcoming trade fairs in 2025, where we will be speaking on panels about Eurorgazm Magazine and event marketing.

To a new year, a new adventure, and a reunion soon!

Imob Traffic Ltd.

SexyFandom’s 2025 Bazowie Awards on March 22.

SexyFandom.com is excited to announce that SexyFandom’s 2025 Bazowie Awards, presented by Zinetastic, with Platinum Sponsor Bad Dragon, will be held virtually on Saturday, March 22! Attendees said they wanted a weekend night and they were heard. Once again, there will be an interactive chat (for ticketed guests only) available during the event.

Virtual red carpet starts at 7pm Pacific / 10pm Eastern and all nominees and VIP attendees are welcome to walk (virtually). Lily Octolien and Kate Redmane will be hosting once again and unveiling the winners. Crystal ball trophies and gift bags from sponsors will be shipped, after the livestreamed event, to mailing addresses input as part of ticketing.

Both nominees and fans and friends and press can get tickets for the March 22 livestream now at this ticketing link. Tickets are FREE for VIP Nominees and for General Admission and fans and friends can purchase a VIP ticket upgrade to get some of the same gifts nominees receive. Nominees can still RSVP to “walk” the virtual red carpet, as part of the ticketing form. Bazowie Awards red carpet scheduling will be sent to nominees who RSVP.

Thank you for voting for your favorite nominees. SexyFandom.com really appreciates everyone participating so enthusiastically and we really appreciate our sponsors. Time to get excited for Saturday!

Adult Site Broker Launches New Website

Today, Bruce, the adult site broker and CEO of Adult Site Broker, announced the launch of their new website at https://adultsitebroker.com

Bruce said: “We had some improvements we wanted to make to the site, so it was more user-friendly, and we designed a completely new platform. The look and feel of the new site are nice and up-to-date. The new site also includes our blog and our podcast, Adult Site Broker Talk.”

Adult Site Broker has built a reputation as “the ethical broker,” ensuring fair transactions between buyers and sellers in the adult space. Their ASB Cash affiliate program rewards successful referrals with 20% of the broker commission. Meanwhile, Adult Site Broker Talk has been a staple in the industry, releasing weekly episodes for more than five years.

For more information go to https://adultsitebroker.com

Subscriptions and Bits for all on Twitch?

Twitch Changes Monetization: New Channels Can Accept Subscriptions and Bits

Twitch is planning a significant change that will allow new channels to accept subscriptions and Bits from their viewers. Until now, only streamers with Affiliate or Partner status could receive these types of donations on Twitch. With this change, monetization will be opened to a broader user base. The announcement of this step has sparked mixed reactions within the community.

Twitch Focuses on Innovation and Optimization

Recently, Twitch has made several changes to its platform, always aiming to optimize the service and experience for both viewers and streamers. One of these changes concerns the ban system: in the future, certain permanently banned accounts may be pardoned. This decision was largely well received by the community. However, the newly planned monetization changes are met with mixed feelings.

Monetization for Everyone: A Revolutionary Step?

In an open letter to the community, Twitch CEO Dan Clancy explained the upcoming changes. The most important change: brand-new accounts will be able to accept subscriptions and Bits. Clancy described this change as a way to unlock monetization for everyone. Twitch wants to give every user the opportunity to earn money with their content.
However, Clancy did not specify an exact date for this change, only stating that it is expected to take effect in 2025. It also remains unclear whether there will be any restrictions. He only mentioned that “most streamers” would benefit from this system from day one. It is therefore possible that certain limitations will remain depending on the category or type of content.

Excitement and Skepticism: The Community’s Reactions

Making Money on TwitchThe reactions to this announcement are mixed. Some Twitch users are excited because they can either monetize their own channels or directly support their favorite streamers. Others, however, have expressed concerns and criticism.
One of the biggest concerns revolves around advertising on Twitch. Currently, only Affiliates and Partners can run ads on their channels and benefit from them. Many users now fear that broader monetization could mean that ads will automatically appear on all Twitch channels. Clancy’s letter does not directly state whether advertising will be part of this change. However, since many Twitch subscriptions offer the benefit of avoiding ads, the uncertainty is understandable.
Another issue concerns Twitch streamers who have worked hard to achieve Affiliate or Partner status. Some feel that this change devalues their previous efforts. They wonder whether all the hard work they put into building their channel was worth it if monetization is now available to everyone. Presumably, there will still be exclusive benefits for Affiliates and Partners, but so far, there are no concrete details on this.

What Does This Mean for the Future of Twitch?

That Twitch is constantly working to improve its platform is undeniable, and some users see this step as long overdue. After all, the sheer number of viewers does not always determine the quality of a stream.
Now, the best approach is to stay calm and wait to see how exactly this announcement will be implemented in detail. The long-term impact of these new monetization opportunities on the streaming community is still difficult to predict.

For Twitch, this is a delicate balancing act. On one hand, they want to give as many streamers as possible the opportunity to earn money from their streams. On the other hand, they must ensure they do not alienate the platform’s established top creators.

The Eurorgazm team is confident that Twitch will find a middle ground that will appeal to the majority of streamers and viewers alike.

Natalie Pannon (MojoHost) is guest on Adult Site Broker Talk

Natalie Pannon of MojoHost is this week’s guest on Adult Site Broker Talk.

Natalie has been part of the adult industry for over 11 years and has grown from doing technical support to decision-making in Sales and Marketing positions.

She is now the Business Development, Sales, and Marketing manager at MojoHost, or BDSM.

Natalie thrives in a versatile role, tackling an array of tasks aimed at growing the business.

Her responsibilities range from managing sales and marketing efforts to handling HR and team dynamics, always showing initiative and resourcefulness.

Holding a journalism master’s degree, Natalie has a rich career history that spans teaching, diamond wholesale, barista duties, and legal clerking.

She’s passionate about sci-fi and fantasy books and rarely misses a superhero movie at the cinema.

In addition to her many duties, she proudly represents MojoHost in the adult community while balancing life as a mom.

Established in 1999, MojoHost has garnered numerous awards for its excellence in hosting services and ethical practices.

Its comprehensive suite of solutions includes dedicated servers, VPS, MojoCDN, MojoCloud, MojoShield, and more, catering to a diverse client base.

You can follow them on X @mojohost

Eurorgazm Magazine #1

0

You’re old-school and love the feel of real paper in your hands?
Then grab the printed version of this magazine and get it delivered straight to your door—quick and easy!
ORDER NOW !

SexyFandom.com announced nominees for 2025 Bazowie! Awards

SexyFandom.com has announced the nominees for the 2025 Bazowie! Awards, presented by Zinetastic and sponsored by Bad Dragon. If you love science fiction, fantasy, paranormal romance, horror, comics, superheroes, anime, RPGs and other tabletop games, and the future of technology, this is the awards show for you. Winners will be announced on March 22 via livestream, after a virtual red carpet.

Winners are selected based on a combination of the editorial panel of judges and voting and social shares from the community.

SexyFandom.com has been celebrating creativity in cosplay and all things science fiction and fantasy fandom for more than two decades, SexyFandom.com is the premiere nerd culture site for grown-ups. SF updates SexyFandom.com daily, publishes Bazowie! Magazine quarterly, and produces the annual Bazowie! Awards, honoring creators of all the amazing work being done with themes of cosplay, science fiction, fantasy, video games, and anime.

Steph Sia is guest on Adult Site Broker Talk

Steph Sia of the podcast Stripped by Sia is this week’s guest on Adult Site Broker Talk.

Residing in Vancouver, Canada, Steph Sia is a stripper, digital content creator, and pole dance instructor.

Stripped by SIA is her podcast dedicated to breaking down stereotypes about the sex industry by showcasing workers’ real-life experiences. As a sex worker, Steph brings in guests from across the adult industry to provide a clear look into their world.

Each episode discusses topics impacting sex workers to educate both insiders and the general public while promoting understanding of their work. New episodes are available every Sunday on your favorite platforms and Patreon.

Follow Steph on Instagram at @SiaSteph, on Twitter, Patreon, and Anchor FM under Stripped by SIA, or visit her website at StephSia.com.

Bruce, the adult site broker, host of the show, and CEO of Adult Site Broker, said: “It’s always great to get Steph on the podcast. She’s so knowledgeable about sex worker rights. This is one you must listen to!”

Adult Site Broker helps people buy and sell websites in the adult space. They are known as “the ethical broker” for their business practices. You can contact them on their website at adultsitebroker.com

You can listen to Steph Sia on Adult Site Broker Talk starting today at https://adultsitebrokertalk.com