Transcript
Dixie De La Tour (0:01)
Hold up. This podcast is adult in nature. See anybody in the room that shouldn't be listening to stories about sex, kink and gender? Shoo em out of the room, will ya? Let's have some me and you time. Are they gone? Let's go.
AC Lobo (0:24)
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 Forever frightened Just run and hide. My vagina is eight miles.
Dixie De La Tour (1:19)
Hi there. I'm sexual folklorist Dixie De La Tour, and this is episode 73 of the Body Storytelling podcast. I want to say Happy birthday to Dr. Ruth. Dr. Ruth is 91 this week. How amazing is that? I mean, but for her work with Planned Parenthood, would we know anything? Would they still be saying these are things we shouldn't be talking about? She was so matter of fact and educational in the way that she dealt with a world that did not want us talking about sex. She's kind of one of my heroes. I've always wanted to meet her. And I was listening to an interview with her this morning on NPR and just thought we should be grateful for the people, for us who kind of like, made what we're doing right now possible. Would a podcast with true stories of sexual adventure be possible 50 years ago? Well, other than the fact that podcasts didn't exist, would it be possible? Probably not be possible. Thank you, Dr. Ruth. You did that. I also want to say you guys have been super responsive lately. When I. When I asked for something, you've been coming forward and saying, hi, I want to help. The last time I asked for this, I got a ton of responses and I'm hoping you can help me out with music. If you are someone who creates songs that relate to sex, kink, or gender, we need them on the podcast. If they're yours and you'd love to have them played on this podcast, we'd love to hear them. If you know of songs that we should know about, I can tell you it's hard to find songs that relate to sex, kink, or gender. If you know of songs that we should know about, I'd really appreciate your help so that your knowledge can help inform the rest of us. We can all learn from you. Send your suggestions to dixieaudistorytelling.com if there's a video for it, send me a link to the video. If it's yours, Send me the MP3 to listen to. I'd love to have your suggestions for music to play here on the podcast. I was very frustrated last week because I really wanted to put the song first of May because the episode came out on first of May by Jonathan Coulton, one of my favorite songs that I loved forever. I could not find a way to obtain licensing for it. And we try and do everything by the book here, so we couldn't play the song even though we wanted to. Help me find music. If it's yours, let me know that it's okay to play on the podcast. And we'd love to spread the gospel of your music about buttholes with the world, if you'd let us. Speaking of music, your support on Patreon helps us pay for musicians licensing, going through ASCAP or BMI or any of those places where we get permission to play songs and pay for that music. And these things are expensive. Podcast hosting is expensive. Podcast producers, all of these things are things that we have to pay for every week. Podcasts seem easy and free, but we need your help. As I said recently, when we get to $2,000 and we've had a number of people sign up this week to support us on Patreon. Thank you so much. When we get to that number, we're going to be expanding the size of our episodes. I'm working on the backlog right now. I'm finding stories that I was like, oh, my God, they're gonna love this on the podcast. And some of them go back quite a ways. It's a lot of work to find them. It's a lot of work to make sure that we're using the name that people want us to use on the podcast because we protect your privacy and your confidentiality. And all this work means that we need you to support us on patreon. Go to P-A-T-R-E-O-N.com Bawdy B A W D Y. Give it whatever level you can. When we get to 2000, we're going to be giving you bigger, better episodes. And you can turn to your friends and go, that episode right there. I made that. Thanks in advance for your support. Are you ready for this week's story? Well, there's a couple of little extra bonuses for you. Do you ever wonder what the storyteller looks like? Do you ever want to see them? If you go to Instagram and look up POWR SF spelled P O C H O power sf. You can take a look at this week's storyteller. I messaged him to tell him that he was going to be on this week's podcast and he said, oh, you caught me right as I'm getting onto a plane to go to Denver to be a Go Go dancer. A hot, beefy, sexy, male Go Go dancer. They flew him across the country to have him dance. Isn't that the life you want? So you can take a look at his Go Go pictures and his other pictures on Instagram and the song that you're going to hear right after his story was chosen by him for this story. Our storyteller is a Latino, queer, sober, kinky man who worked for many years as an American Sign Language interpreter and now works in retail management. He has attended body storytelling twice before he got on stage and was thrilled and terrified to get up there and tell his story. But he knew he was going to be alright because he had the support of two members of his chosen family. There in the audience he lives with Mark and Dolan. Dolan is the one who said, my roommate has a story for you. You need to hear it. And he was absolutely right. Here comes your story. This story is from AC Lobo.
