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Porn in Perspective
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Porn in Perspective is dedicated to exploring women's perspectives on second wave anti-porn activism. The podcast seeks to understand how women perceive and engage with the renewed wave of anti-porn advocacy. Through in-depth conversations, the podcast will explore the ways this movement resonates or conflicts with their views on feminism, freedom, relationships and sexuality. There will also be a look into how feminism and activism continue to evolve, shaped by new challenges, digital realities, and the voices of young women determined to define their own paths. The aim is to capture diverse experiences and opinions, from those who actively support anti-porn activism as a means of liberation and empowerment to those who see it as an outdated, restrictive approach that conflicts with modern sex-positive values.
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#4: Sex in Mainstream Media
Dec 5, 202400:17:42Tap to summarizeOur conversation focuses on the impact of pornography and media portrayals of sex on societal perceptions. We highlight how shows have influenced public attitudes towards sex work and nudity in media. We also discuss the challenges of sex education, the stigma of discussing sex, and the potential harm of unrealistic portrayals in media.
Transcribe →#3: Impact of Digital Age on Sex and Sexual Education
Dec 5, 202400:25:48Tap to summarizeOur conversation focuses on the complexity of defining pornography and the nuanced perspectives on sex positivity. We highlight the impact of social media platforms like TikTok and OnlyFans on sex work, noting both the financial freedom and the social stigma associated with it. We also emphasize the need for regulation rather then elimination to protect young sex workers and improve sex education.
Transcribe →#2: Challenges of Ethical Pornography
Dec 5, 202400:19:54Tap to summarizeOur conversation focuses on the importance of ethical consumption and the role of platforms like Onlyfans, which offer more control and safety for both creators and consumers. We stress the need for better sex education and destigmatization of sex work to mitigate negative societal impacts, particularly on younger generations.
Transcribe →#1: Porn in Relationships
Dec 5, 202400:23:52Tap to summarizeOur conversation focuses on the role open conversations about sex play in families and effect of pornography on intimate relationships. It’s about shifting the narrative and centering our outlooks more on safety, reclaiming agency, genuine connection, and pleasure for everyone involved. Pornography and media are involved in a complex interplay that shapes how we view sex and relationships and we're constantly learning from it.
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