Transcript
Dixie de La Tour (0:17)
Can I ask you to pause just one minute? This podcast is explicit, and that means we're kind of overzealous with words like butthole and other things that are a little bit more colorful. So if you got kids running around, if maybe your mom's easy to offend, I'm gonna ask you to put your earbuds in so that only people who want to hear these sorts of stories hear these sorts of stories. Thanks so much for your consideration. Let's go.
Sam (0:43)
All of my life I've never fit But I won't complain and I won't quit I am enormous get used to it. Everyone tells me I'm too much maybe it's just you're not enough for me can't you see I'm the kind of woman I'm supposed to be? Hey, my vagina is eight miles wide. Absolutely everyone can come inside. If you're ever frightened, just run and hide. My vagina is eight miles wide.
Claire Weber (1:37)
Hey, sexy lady.
Dixie de La Tour (1:39)
Hi there. I am sexual folklorist Dixie de La Tour, and you are listening to the bawdy storytelling podcast, True Stories of Sexual Adventure that started in San Francisco. And if I had my way, they'd be going all. All over the world. Wouldn't that be great? You and me meeting face to face? You're going to get to hear a story from our Seattle Body Storytelling on this episode. But before we get to that.
Claire Weber (2:09)
This.
Dixie de La Tour (2:09)
Podcast episode is brought to you by Patreon. Patreon is a way for you to support the projects that you want to see out there in the world, like the Body Storytelling podcast. Go to patreon.com P-A-T-R-E-O-N.com you know how to spell body and support us at whatever level you can. And I really need your help to make sure I can keep turning these things out week after week. I'm also going to ask your opinion. I'm thinking about adding a level of Patreon support that would be us working on stories. If you know me, you know I love to story coach people and help them find a way to tell a story that feels good. Maybe you're dreaming of being on stage. Maybe you like to regale people with your pervy adventures at parties. But I'm considering doing a level where we have an ongoing story school, sort of like a workshop, except we do it live together. If you're interested in that, let me know because I'd like to know. If it's something that you want, you can email me at dixieoddystorytelling.com and let me know what you think of the idea. Maybe you have another idea for a Patreon reward. I'd love to know what you would like for us to create together. And Patreon is going to be how it happens. So go to patreon.com bodi and let's find a way to work together. Thank you in advance for your help and support. It really means so much. You might know that one of my favorite, favorite things in the world is to find people who have the same fucked up sense of storytelling that I do. That sense of adventure that says, oh, my God, that's a terrible idea. Let's find out what happens next. And that's the storyteller for this episode. She was somebody who started in dramatic theater and after getting feedback like, you make people intensely uncomfortable and, you know, this production was meant to be seen by fun families. She made the switch to stand up comedy. She is a fantastic storyteller as well as a fantastic comedian. She has performed in Seattle where I've had her on my stage. She's been at the Moth Grand Slam in Seattle. She's performed at Bumber Shoot, and she's performed a number of times at Body Storytelling. I particularly love this story. Our storyteller this time is Claire Weber.
