Peepshow Podcast: Episode 2: Maggie McMuffin on Hugh Hefner's Death, Dahlia Dee on Being Naked on the Internet, Sunny Moraine on Writing Sex

Episode 2: Maggie McMuffin on Hugh Hefner's Death, Dahlia Dee on Being Naked on the Internet, Sunny Moraine on Writing Sex

Oct 7, 2017

We interview cam model and clip producer Dahlia Dee (@xoDahliaDee) about sharing/selling sexy content on the Web, what should happen when people use the images without consent, and her experiences coming out to friends and family.

We also talk to to erotica writer Sunny Moraine (@dynamicsymmetry) about writing sex from the perspective of differently bodied people, using the word “pussy,” and more. Sunny introduces us to erotic works from Circlet Press (@circletpress), who is raising funds to publish their 25th anniversary anthology:

Kickstarter "Best Erotic Sci-Fi Fantasy" Anthology

A special guest, sex worker and performer Maggie McMuffin (@maggiemcmuff), join us for our news segment to talk about the piece she wrote for Tits and Sass on Hugh Hefner’s death:

Hugh Hefner: Rapist and Revolutionary

We discuss the complicated feelings associated with Hugh Hefner the man and the legacy he left behind.

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Hosted by Jessie Sage (@sapiotextual) & PJ Sage (@peejsage).

Thanks to Joe Kennedy for our music.

Produced by PJ Sage.

Episode 2: Maggie McMuffin on Hugh Hefner's Death, Dahlia Dee on Being Naked on the Internet, Sunny Moraine on Writing Sex

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Jessie Sage (@sapiotextual) is a Pittsburgh based alternative model, phone entertainer, and feminist activist. She is an ex academic who did graduate degrees in philosophy, theology, and women's and gender studies. In addition to hosting the podcast, she works as an educator, writer, and public speaker.

PJ Sage (@peejsage) is a writer and researcher focusing on sex work, gender, and tech. He's previously worked as a photographer and cam model. He restores vintage speakers and watches too much Star Trek.