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For 12 years, Kate Kennedy lived a double life - a sugar baby in secret, haunted by the shame society attaches to sex work. But when a man threatened to expose her, she flipped the script. Now, she’s reclaiming her story and challenging the stigma head-on.

Podcast · By Kate Kennedy · Australian English · Official site

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Sep 2, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Behind The Gimp Mask With Kyron Kruger (opens the original)

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    Kryon Kruger began exploring his latex fetish as a teenager, hidden behind a mask in the privacy of his bedroom. Growing up in a small country town, he kept that side of himself secret, ashamed of being seen as a weirdo.Then his best friend outed him and instead of retreating further, Kryon chose to embrace who he was.Today, he is one of the leading male creators in the kink, fetish and latex spaces, as well as an established escort and OnlyFans creator. In this interview, Kryon opens up about d

  2. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    The Price Of Pregnancy Porn (opens the original)

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    What happens when an OnlyFans creator becomes pregnant, and discovers that her baby bump is good for business? In this candid and wildly entertaining episode with Emily Mai, we explore pregnancy fetishes, breeding fantasies, lactation requests and the unexpectedly nurturing “mummy energy” behind some subscribers’ desires. Our guest reveals how pregnancy transformed her income, introduced her to an entirely new world of kinks and helped her embrace the stretch marks, sagging boobs and body change

  3. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    FinDom, Pussy Power & Going Viral - Ally McGrath (opens the original)

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    Ally is the social media strategist behind some of OnlyFans biggest names - Annie Knight, Alex Lynx, and more - and she got there by working inside the industry herself first, from online companionship to financial domination. This week she breaks down how "spicy" creators actually go viral (on purpose, not by accident), why shadow bans are the online industry's biggest threat, and the "seduction archetypes" she uses to build a creator's entire brand around who they really are. We get into conte

  4. Episode · Jul 21, 2026

    ‘Escorting together Makes Our Relationship Stronger’ - Evie & Axel (opens the original)

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    Evie & Axel aren’t just partners - they work together as a two-person escort team. In this juicy episode, they reveal how their relationship became their business, why clients seek them out to explore sexuality in a safe environment, and what intimacy at home looks like when it’s also your job. We get into bisexual curiosity, jealousy, boundaries, cuckolding, sexual healing, couples therapy, and why some encounters that appear taboo can actually be deeply empowering. They also explain why sx wor

  5. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    What $100k a Month Escorts Do Differently - Isabelle Fox (opens the original)

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    Isabelle Fox started working in a brothel at just 18, earning $150 an hour. A few years later, she was charging $2,000 an hour as a private escort. Now, Isabel has launched Escort Academy - a mentoring program for women who are curious about entering the industry but don't know where to start. In this episode, we talk about why she created it, the backlash she's faced, and why she believes education makes the industry safer and more legitimate. We also dive into what separates six-figure earners

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