The PyscHoe Podcast

06/29/2021

06/14/2021

It only took 6 months, but my podcast is now approved and streaming on Pandora Radio!

Listen to The PsycHoe Podcast on Pandora - Join me! And let's break down the barriers surrounding the evolving world of S*xual Psychology. I'll be calling on psychologists, mental health professionals, researchers, and leading experts to debunk some of the misconceptions surrounding all things conce...

06/11/2021

Ms. Navia is a pillar in the Dallas community of femme dominants; not only has she been a part of ClubFEM for 15 years, but she also holds the position of the current headmistress. Today we discuss the misconceptions that some may have about what a dominant femme is supposed to look like, act like,....

06/08/2021

Dropping on Thursday (6/10)

06/03/2021

How do I make sure I use the right pronouns for someone? And what if I mess up? Language can change quickly. Here's a guide to talking gender in its beautiful complexity.

06/03/2021

I first met Alexandra Lutnick a couple of years ago in the strange little world of s*x worker activist/academics. Trust me, it is a very strange little w...

06/03/2021

We don’t want love, attention or time; we just require financial compensation.

Despite what you may think of me, I offer a service that's discreet, uncomplicated, and a necessary ingredient in a lot of marriages.

06/03/2021

Happy International Wh**es Day.

S*x Work does NOT equal human trafficking.

22% of human trafficking is forced prostitution
10% of human trafficking is state-imposed labor
68% of human trafficking is forced labor exploitation

Which means the goods and services that you rely on EVERY DAY--agricultural work, domestic work, construction--are people who have been forced into the work.

Behind the everyday bargains we all love -- the $10 manicure, the unlimited shrimp buffet -- is a hidden world of forced labor to keep those prices at rock bottom. Noy Thrupkaew investigates human trafficking – which flourishes in the US and Europe, as well as developing countries – and shows us...

06/03/2021

JUNE 2: International Wh**es Day

Let's talk about it! Here I'll be stating ten reasons why you should be behind the decriminalization of s*x work:

1. It respects human rights and dignity
2. it helps guard against violence and abuse
3. it challenges police abuse and violence
4. improves access to justice
5. challenges the consequences of having a criminal record
6. improves access to health service
7. reduces risk of HIV and STIs
8. promotes safe working conditions
9. allows for effective responses to trafficking
10. challenges state control over bodies and s*xuality

(Full document for your convenience: file:///C:/Users/under/Downloads/10-reasons-to-decriminalize-s*x-work-20150410.pdf)

Though not important in the grand scheme of things, my opinion is that s*x work is the invisible glue to society. I like to think of s*x work as philanthropy. So many times s*x workers are the ones who are there when you need acceptance; they are there when you need to relearn intimacy; they are there when you need the freedom to be yourself; they are there when you need a more stable relationship. Never underestimate the contributions that s*x workers have provided to our communities, the sacrifices they have made for the rights of all those in the LGBTQIA+ movements, and the love, whether it be tough or tender, that we bring to the forefront.

Happy International Wh**es Day all you beautiful humans.

IT STARTED WITH A PROTEST.On June 2nd, 1975, over 100 s*x workers began an 8-day occupation at the Saint-Nizier Church in Lyon, France. They demanded the end of fines, stigma, police harassment, and the release of ten s*x workers who had been imprisoned a few days earlier for soliciting. View fulls...