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CONTENTS
18 18 GINA MARIA
Sunny Daze
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36 CECILIA SCOTT
Eye-Catching
Photography by Steven Andres
50 KIARRA KAI
Explorer
Photography by
36 Larry Flynt Productions
60 60 CHARLIE RED
Good Energy
Photography by Davide Esposito
88 FREYA PARKER
Superfan
Photography by
Larry Flynt Productions
128 CASSIDY & MELODY

Office Break
Classic Photography by Matti Klatt
28 BE THE CHANGE: XXX STARS GIVE ONSCREEN AND OFF

Missy Martinez interviews seven adult-industry activists about
their efforts rescuing animals, saving old-growth forests, helping
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with the Special Olympics and more. Plus, specific tips on how to
get involved.
46 JACQ OF ALL TRADES

We catch up with HUSTLER fave Jacq the Stripper, née Jacqueline
Frances, mere days before her solo exhibition of paintings for a
preview of her bold new work and a chat about the future of strip
clubs. Interview by John Blaylock.
74 HARVEY WASSERMAN:
THE EXCELLENT ADVENTURES OF A PERENNIAL ACTIVIST
How much can one life of activism accomplish? Follow the adven-
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tures of no-nukes progressive Harvey Wasserman, from the ’60s
to present day, and be inspired by the number of his successes.
In-depth interview by Ed Rampell. Photography by Abbie Sophia.
106 6K DEEP OIL MASSAGE

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P U B L I S H E R ’ S S TAT E M E N T
THE TERRIBLE WASTE

OF CRYPTOCURRENCIES
B itcoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies are all
the rage now, with investors large and small around
the world playing the game. Some have made fortunes.
watching 85,000 hours of YouTube. A study published in
the peer-reviewed journal Nature Climate Change notes
that Bitcoin alone could push global temperatures above
The foresight to buy ten Bitcoins in 2009, when they were the critical 2 degrees Celsius tipping point.
selling for $1 each, would yield the tidy sum of approxi- With the anonymity involved and lack of government
mately $600,000 today. There are currently hundreds of regulation, cryptocurrencies have also enabled a global
cryptocurrencies vying for investors’ money, but there is crime spree of ransomware attacks, cyber extortion, illicit
one huge problem with all of them: To “mine” or mint them money laundering, Ponzi schemes and investment scams.
requires enormous warehouses full of computers burning With the planet approaching a boiling point due to ex-
prodigious amounts of energy, contributing to carbon pol- cessive energy consumption, we cannot afford to continue
lution and global warming. burning tons of fossil fuels to produce nothing more than
China recently shut down crypto mining operations “Easter bunny cartoon cash”—in the words of Bill Maher
within the nation’s borders in recognition of the colossal —used to conjure phantom wealth and fuel a pandemic
waste of energy. Now these massive “mining” operations of cybercrime. The U.S. and other nations should ban or at
have moved elsewhere, with Texas and other U.S. states least limit and regulate cryptocurrency activity.
in the lead. The Whinstone plant in Rockdale, Texas, is
North America’s largest such plant, using power equivalent
to 150,000 Texan homes every day—all to produce virtual
wealth that exists only in the digital ether, representing
nothing of tangible value, much like the derivatives game
that crashed the world economy in 2008. One Bitcoin
transaction uses as much energy as 1.2 million Visa trans- Liz Flynt
actions, and mining it leaves the same carbon footprint as Associate Publisher
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BRAD FRIEDMAN
light. But studies after Ferguson found “no significant
COPS, LIES & VIDEOTAPE impact on police morale, on the number of tickets is-
sued” or anything else, Takei asserted. Support for the
CORPORATE MEDIA PARROTED POLICE PROPAGANDA TO FALSELY BLAME “Ferguson Effect” is, “at best, contested.”
REFORMERS FOR 2020’S UNPRECEDENTED HOMICIDE SPIKE. So who or what is to blame? Not protests, but the
I t’s grotesquely fitting that a failed presidency, inau-

gurated on the promise that “this American carnage
stops right here and stops right now,” would end with
souri, sparked nationwide outrage and demands for
reform. Takei explained, “The ‘Ferguson Effect,’ accord-
ing to its proponents, means that police choose to be
pandemic. Takei reasoned, “If you’re looking at the last
five years, the last ten years, and you say, ‘What was
different about 2020 that made homicides go up more
unprecedented carnage in its final horrific year. less proactive because protests against police hurt in 2020 than they did in previous years?’ why would
More than 600,000 Americans were lost to COVID- their feelings. This decrease in proactivity then leads you not look to the major shock of COVID first?”
19 on Donald Trump’s watch because he failed to take to a rise in homicides and other violent crimes. Takei charged that cops and their unions would like
the disease seriously. But it wasn’t the only carnage “The problem with this is it doesn’t make sense,” to change the storyline as local governments rethink
the disgraced “law and order” President must take he countered. “Why would decreases in arrests of peo- policing after finding that community-focused violence
some credit for. According to statistics released by the ple for low-level offenses lead to more homicides? interruption and prevention programs are beneficial.
FBI, 2020 saw the largest single-year spike in homi- Police, when it comes to serious violent offenses like He cited a recent study finding that each such program
cides since the federal government began tracking na- homicide, are reactive. They respond after the shoot- in a medium-size city “leads to a 12% reduction in the
tional crime numbers in the 1960s. ing has already taken place. They don’t actually have homicide rate, a 10% reduction in violent crime and a
While most major crimes decreased and the num- the ability to prevent gun violence.” 7% reduction in property crime.”
ber of murder and manslaughter cases remained far Studies—and common sense—support Takei’s Police are desperate to blame reformers while so-
below the 1990s peak, there were nearly 5,000 more argument. “We have 40 years of year-on-year in- lutions for meeting community needs through “non-
killings in 2020 than the year before, mostly by firearms. creases in police budgets,” he pointed out, “and we’ve police dependent mechanisms” expand. Those stories
Explanations for the nearly 30% uptick included in- seen there’s actually no relationship between how have fallen from the daily news cycle churn. Takei
creased gun sales, frustration, job loss and economic much we are funding the police and crime rates. But noted, “Shifting roles, power, responsibility and re-
hardship related to COVID—perhaps the most obvious we live in a country where oftentimes the first and only sources away from police and into alternatives is not
game changer in 2020 compared to years prior. response to anything that’s labeled as crime is ‘Give in the headlines anymore, but it’s still going forward.
But as major media outlets briefly covered the sto- more money to the police.’” It’s just not making it to The New York Times.”
ry, a curious claim kept popping up. Somehow they at- Proponents of that argument were out in force in
tributed the spike to protests against police brutality response to the FBI’s new crime stats. Easy targets Brad Friedman is a Los Angeles-based investiga-
following a series of fatalities by law enforcement were the reformers, who’d rather see taxpayer dollars tive journalist, radio host of the nationally syndicated
caught on video. Going viral, the footage escalated the redirected to those less likely to shoot someone when BradCast, political commentator, troublemaker and
demand not only for reform, but also for all-too-rare responding to a domestic violence call or a broken tail- publisher of The Brad Blog (BradBlog.com).
murder charges against the officers involved.
According to a New York Times article on the FBI
stats, demonstrations after the murder of George Floyd
by a cop in Minneapolis were “an important factor in
2020” as “police, under intense scrutiny and demor-
alized, pulled back from some aspects of crime pre-
vention.” An Albuquerque Police Department consultant
was quoted as blaming “low morale among police,” who
were “less proactive because they are legitimately wor-
ried about being backed up by their superiors.”
The Washington Post attributed “changes in polic-
ing” after Floyd’s killing for what happens, according
to one source, “when officers ‘de-police’ by pulling
back from patrol...in the face of public criticism.”
Despite the propaganda that it was those darn “De-
fund the Police” protesters preventing cops from doing
their job somehow, there was no evidence to support
the assertion. Amid the spasm of misdirected blame,
ACLU attorney Carl Takei tweeted, “As we discuss how
to address the 2020 increase in homicides, and its
likely link to the society-wide disruptions created by
the COVID-19 pandemic, we shouldn’t be derailed by
cop unions and their defenders dredging up vintage
2014 anti-BLM [Black Lives Matter] talking points.”
Takei told me, “This is a story we have heard be-
fore. It goes back to 2014, when then-St. Louis Police
Chief Sam Dotson coined the term ‘Ferguson Effect’”
after a white cop shot Michael Brown, an unarmed “A nosejob will really cost you, Senator. Maybe first try
Black teenager. The deadly encounter in Ferguson, Mis- cutting down on the lying.”
ASSHOLE O F T H E M O N T H
D
onald Trump may be out of the spotlight for air pollution. The bitch clearly does not give a flying
now, slumping down in the fever swamps fuck about South Dakota’s poorer citizens: Let them
of Florida like a submerged gator, plotting get lung cancer and COPD from filthy air, then de-
his 2024 comeback, but his brigades of loyal prive them of Medicaid to fight the diseases.
Trumpites—many of whom got elected Nor did she give a damn about South Dakotans
on his coattails—are still in power in who use medical marijuana to ease their chronic
Washington, D.C., and numerous states. pain without the dangerously addic-
They despised him at first, along with the tive properties of opioids. When two
rest of the Republican establishment, but then the measures to legalize pot for medical and
big con happened—Trump bamboozled half of the recreational use were on the South Dakota
common folk in America with his big, blustering P.T. ballot in 2020, she stupidly opposed
Barnum act—so they flushed their principles down both. After both measures passed,
the shitter and jumped on the bandwagon too. she filed a lawsuit to overturn the recre-
Kristi Noem is one of them, holding down the ational measure and tried to delay im-
fort in South Dakota as governor since 2019. plementation of medical use for one
During her first meeting with Trump at the year. Ultimately, she lost on both counts. So
White House, she invited him to visit much for the “Less Government. More Freedom.”
South Dakota: “We have Mt. Rush- slogan of her political campaigns.
more,” she said. It was a gracious Acting like a dictator, Governor
prod: Trump probably thought it Noem tried hard to crush South
was in North Dakota or Kansas, like Dakotans’ democratically chosen new freedoms.
he thought the Super Bowl LIV-winning Kansas She even vetoed a bill to allow the cultivation of
City Chiefs were based in Kansas instead of Mis- industrial hemp—one of the world’s most useful
souri—a common enough mistake for schoolchild- KRISTI NOEM crops, with great potential for this Big Ag state—
ren, but cringeworthy for an American President. which passed both houses of the South Dakota leg-
And Trump actually said: “Do you know, it’s my that she would take $5 million in federal coronavirus islature in 2019. Why? “There is no question in my
dream to have my face on Mt. Rushmore.” “I started relief funds meant for her suffering constituents and mind that normalizing hemp, like legalizing medical
laughing,” said Noem. But “he wasn’t laughing, so spend the money on her state tourism ad campaign marijuana,” she said, “is part of a larger strategy
he was totally serious.” That should have been a instead. Come one, come all, ditch your masks and to undermine enforcement of the drug laws and
clue that the boss was a delusional megalomaniac, spread the virus in “freedom-loving” South Dakota! make legalized marijuana inevitable.
but Noem ignored it. Two years later, on July 4, The 30-second tourism spot had premiered a Noem definitely has her eyes on higher office—
2020, Trump did make it to South Dakota, to watch month earlier during coverage of the Republican like a run for the White House if Trump balks in 2024
fireworks at Mt. Rushmore. To commemorate the National Convention, where Noem’s Trumpified Mt. or maybe his VP if he does run. In the meantime, she
wondrous honor, Governor Noem presented him Rushmore gift earned her the lead-off speech on is working to pass a state “heartbeat” abortion law
with a scale model of Mt. Rushmore—complete night three, in which she said, “We are not—and will like the one passed in Texas, while doing nothing to
with Trump’s head added in the fifth position! Yes, not—be the subjects of an elite class of so-called correct South Dakota’s role as the new Switzerland
it sounds like a Saturday Night Live skit, but we are experts. We the People are the government.” Damn of the U.S.—a haven for wealthy tax evaders, klep-
not making this up. The 27-inch-wide bronze model them big-city know-it-all snobs with their science tocrats, and white-collar criminals around the world,
cost $1,100 (paid for with private funds, Kristi ex- degrees! All of this is stupid even by historical stan- as detailed in the massive Pandora Papers exposé.
plained). We hereby nominate this for Greatest Suck- dards: While the bubonic plague raged in medieval We’re hoping that the good people of South
Up Act of All Time. Europe, with no scientific understanding at all of pan- Dakota will soon look past her shallow posturing and
Having stroked the Orange Pharaoh’s swollen demics, cities and states imposed quarantines to limit recognize the real harm she has inflicted on so many
ego, Noem next aped him by abandoning all com- contagion. And mask-wearing was widely mandated of the state’s citizens in an international health emer-
mon sense and medical advice at the height of the and practiced during the Spanish flu pandemic of gency. Beyond COVID, she was once forced to admit
COVID outbreak: She encouraged large public gath- 1918/19. Most folk considered it a patriotic duty to that “South Dakota has been devastated by the trade
erings to continue, including the annual Sturgis Mo- obey such ordinances, not some dictate to stifle wars” that Trump waged, with the state’s number-
torcycle Rally, which turned into a super-spreader their freedom. But most were not cursed with a mo- one agricultural industry “by far” the hardest hit.
event; refused to impose any restrictions on bars, ronic con man at the head of their government. But like a good cowgirl, Ms. Kristi still stands by
restaurants and churches; and refused to implement Even before the pandemic, Noem had a history her man, because he’s the ticket to bigger things
mask mandates anywhere. So it was no surprise that of endangering the health of South Dakota’s citizens: beyond cold, sparsely populated South Dakota. If
by November 2020, Forbes had ranked South Dakota Prior to becoming governor, she served four terms that clown could make it to the White House over
the riskiest state to visit and called it “the epicenter as one of the state’s U.S. Representatives, voting to dozens of more intelligent and qualified Republi-
of COVID-19 spread.” Under Ms. Kristi’s leadership, repeal the Affordable Care Act and cut Medicaid fund- cans, the sky’s the limit for the former South Dakota
South Dakota was one of only two states not to ing to the state. Those cuts to Medicaid resulted in a Snow Queen and the moron who signed off on a
offer emergency financial aid for renters facing 55% reduction in coverage for South Dakota’s Med- public-service ad campaign about methampheta-
eviction during the pandemic. She even opted out icaid recipients. And along with many other votes mine addiction with this slogan: “Meth. We’re On It.”
of Trump’s program to provide federal unemploy- in favor of Big Oil’s offshore drilling and the Key- Yes, it’s true—it’s not another SNL skit. And it
ment benefits to those ravaged by COVID! stone XL Pipeline, she sponsored a move to block really says all you need to know about the mental
In September 2020 Noem actually announced the EPA’s funding for reducing coarse-particulate qualifications of this Trump twit for any office.
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“It’s up…and it’s good! ”
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THE BEST OF SIMULATED SEX
Simultaneous orgasms. No discussion of contraception. Bras that never
come off. When tasked with depicting erotic congress in film and on TV,
the entertainment industrial complex shows us how little they know—
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or care—about real sex.
An October 2021 Mamamia (Australia) listicle singles out some of the
most egregious transgressions, like simultaneous orgasms and the illu-
sion that pool sex is both easy and enjoyable (no and NO). But not every-
one gets it so spectacularly wrong. In fact, let’s take a moment to single
out and celebrate the very best of simulated sex.
To help narrow the field a bit, we’re going to exclude sex scenes
where actors (principle or background) are actually having sex, e.g., The
Brown Bunny, Caligula , Baise-Moi , Shortbus , etc. Same for any film
where stars use body doubles in scenes featuring full penetration, e.g.,
Nymphomaniac. It must be simulated, but so real that you can’t imagine
it’s not. With this criteria in mind, we present in no particular order…
Angel Heart (1987): Mickey Rourke’s ass, Lisa Bonet’s boobs, blood
everywhere—the ’80s kicked ass.
Brokeback Mountain (2005): That first time in the tent is about as raw gether, and it’s beautiful to watch. Too bad about the third act—cocaine
and real as it gets, especially the no-lube anal with zero foreplay. Also, is one helluva drug.
they were eating baked beans all day every day, so who knows what Eyes Wide Shut (1999): Maybe one day an unedited version of that Illu-
that sleeping bag looked like afterwards. minati orgy sequence will surface. Give us the #KubrickCut!
“I’ve masturbated like five times in the last 24 hours…it hurts…it’s going to fall off.” —TOM DELONGE, MUSICIAN
Team America: World Police (2004): You haven’t experienced erotic cin- Showgirls (1995). Hear us out! Are the sex scenes comically bad or trag-
ema until you’ve seen two marionettes tenderly shitting on each other. ically real? The way Elizabeth Berkley flails around uncontrollably is a
Boogie Nights (1997): “I want you to come in me.” Sploosh! Amber Waves legit safety hazard, but the fact is that some people are terrible at sex.
(Julianne Moore) and Dirk Diggler (Mark Wahlberg) are dynamite to- Maybe Showgirls was just keeping it *extra* real?
ANALLY ACCURATE
Pity the poor souls who sit on school boards in Texas, for they are tireless anal sex, what to expect and how to prevent sexually transmitted infec-
punching bags of an irretrievably stupid society. tions reduces any risks significantly!”
At a meeting meant to focus on COVID-19 measures, local anti-vaxxer Anal sex is unnatural. “A lot of what we do as human beings is ‘unnat-
and conspiracy wingnut Kara Q. Bell quickly derailed the proceedings ural.’ Living in skyscrapers and flying in planes is an unnatural way of
with a bizarre and unhinged rant about anal sex. Hearing her explain how living. We poke holes in our bodies to add tattoos and piercings; we install
she had to google “cornhole” before her mic was cut off is too rich for pacemakers to keep our hearts beating and have vision-enhancement
parody, but it also underscores a disturbing level of ignorance. Also, don’t surgery done on our eyes. Some of us eat meat grown in labs without
knock it till you’ve tried it, Kara. ever harming an animal; some of us culture beans into tofu and ‘milk.’
We consulted Alice Skary, an agender/pansexual activist, educator, con- As long as it isn't harming anyone and we are consenting/enjoying the
tent creator and anal sex connoisseur. We asked them to dispel some com- activity, then why worry about what is ‘natural’?”
mon myths and explain why all sex is good sex when done safely and Anal sex hurts. “When done correctly, anal sex absolutely should not hurt.
consensually: Penetrative sex in any orifice can hurt if done poorly or by a partner who
Anal sex is unsafe. “Having any type of sex can be risky, but knowledge isn't sensitive and aware of their partner’s needs. Even a handjob can hurt
about how to plan, prepare your body and communicate can make it a lot if done wrong. Education in technique, preparation, consent and enjoyment
safer and more pleasurable. Access to education on how to prepare for of sex can assist in creating great experiences for everyone involved!”
Anal sex shouldn't be part of sex ed. “Sex education is a controversial
topic for many; yet studies have shown that sex education is of great
benefit. It comes down to the importance of harm reduction. People will
absolutely experiment with things they desire, and if they aren't given
resources and support on how to do it correctly, then there are likely to
be more mistakes and mishaps along the way. Some of these mistakes
can leave us with permanent consequences. Giving people access to ed-
ucation and resources like birth control and condoms greatly reduces
that harm. Incredibly, sex education can even lead to reducing the rate
of sexual activity—almost as if making something taboo simply encour-
ages people to explore it covertly. Who would have thought?”
Follow Alice Skary on Twitter: @AliceSkary
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FIVE-KNUCKLE VIRTUOSOS
How do they do it? The speed, the precision, the swagger—what is the “Many would argue that Johann Sebastian Bach was the world’s first
secret to lightning-fast shredding? piano virtuoso. As far back as the 18th century, musicians knew that the
Blink-182 guitarist Tom DeLonge knows a thing or two about face-melt- key to great facility, both at the keyboard and on the skin flute, was great
ing guitar solos, and he has a theory that gives new purpose to self-love. fingering.
Via Guitar World , September 9: “Playing [the guitar] fast is not easy,” De- “Contemporary pianists shuffle all ten digits up and down the ivory
Longe explains. "Especially doing it good and doing it for hours. You want while playing scales; every digit is important, whether gently caressing
to know the secret? It's all about masturbating. That's the only one way the keys in a sarabande or violently pounding out the tutti section of a
to do it, and if you don't masturbate, you can't play punk rock [laughs ].” concerto. Bach’s approach to fingering was quite different though. He
But what of the original punk rockers, who tickled the ivories with could whip out some well-tempered scales with just two or three fingers.
speed and finesse? Are we to believe that Mozart was also a prodigious However, we know he wasn’t all fingering, as Bach fathered an astound-
stroker? We asked Davante Latimer (100% real person, 0% real name), ing 20 children.
graduate of The Royal Conservatory of Music, who was a really great “Of course, no one could build up an audience—and themselves—quite
sport for taking this assignment as seriously as he did. like Sergei Rachmaninoff. His massive hands were the stuff of legend; on
a piano, he could reach the interval of a 13th, which is about
12 inches—a feat of ecstasy every great masturbator and
musician aspires to. How could he perform such complicated,
expansive piano pieces with such speed? It might seem
counterintuitive, but it was by rehearsing in slow motion that
his mastery was developed. He knew then what is second
nature to every seasoned masturbator: Variation is key.
“In the modern era, Ukrainian pianist and composer
Lubomyr Melnyk is the current world record holder for
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fastest pianist alive, able to play 19 notes per second with

each of his hands. The secret? A total body immersion in
the task at hand coupled with incredible stamina. He can
play between 13 and 14 notes per second for an entire hour
straight. He once mused, ‘For this act of creation to happen
every day, the body of the pianist, and not just the fingers,
but the entire body must be transformed.’
“Be you masturbator, musician or both, Melnyk knew
the score: that to achieve success, the mind must exist in
“I think in terms of the day's resolutions, not the year’s.” —HENRY MOORE, ARTIST
the present.”
A VIEW TO 2022
So long, 2021—don’t let the door hit your ass on the way out. Frustration for adult entrepreneurs, to better serve the community. I also hope to ex-
and fear aside, one must remain optimistic if we are to survive a pan- pand my line of apparel (Networthy) and grow into my role as a sex work
demic, climate change and the simultaneous collapse of Western civi- advocate. 2022 is my year!” Twitter: @MelRoseMichaels
lization. Big smiles, everybody! One of the umpteen reasons we love sex Leya Falcon: “My New Year's resolution is to get myself enrolled in the
workers so much is that they’re tough as nails and more resilient than a master’s program for marriage and family therapy and to remain alco-
Central Park squirrel (those guys are tough). We asked seven fierce per- hol-free.” Twitter: @LeyaFalcon
formers and content creators to share their aspirations for 2022—pos- Allie Awesome: “The focus of my resolution for 2022 is health, because
itivity is in short supply these days, so let’s re-up your sense of optimism 2021 was absolutely brutal for me… My goal is to get back to camming and
with a new “can do” attitude! making clips, because I miss it so much!” Twitter: @AllieAwesome415
M adi Collins: “My resolutions for 2022 include taking more time to enjoy Lotus Lain: “My resolution would be to become more regimented with
my hobbies (playing music, skating, being outdoors, writing, hanging out my schedule so I can make more $$$ and buy a house in 2022!” Twitter:
with family, etc.), cooking more to avoid food delivery (lol) and to eat health- @ItsLotusLain
ier—as well as truly embracing my sexuality even more in the next year Vickie Jay: “I'd love to spend 2022 being more active and giving back
than I have in the past. I think the last one is my biggest resolution, because to the sex worker community. I want to help combat the negative stigmas
even as open as I am sexually, I'm always learning more about who I am as that hurt our community.” Twitter: @TheVickieJay
a person through being open to change and growth, including sexual growth. Priscilla Reiss: “The pandemic and ensuing turbulence in the adult en-
I think it’s really cool that I get to do it publicly for others to see my journey tertainment industry has made it clear that I need to diversify platforms.
of firsts, and I want to continue on this amazing journey of self-exploration My goal in 2022 is to create a strategic content ecosystem that allows
for the upcoming year and many more to come!” Twitter: @MADICOLLINSXO me to maintain a strong presence in a variety of online spaces.” Twitter:
MelRose Michaels: “I want to expand Sex Work CEO, a resource hub @_PriscillaReiss
14 HUSTLER JANUARY 2022

BITS& PIECES
FAHRENHEIT
PHOTO BY WORLD HISTORY ARCHIVE/ALAMY

451: WYOMING
No one loved a book bonfire quite like the Nazis. Of course, that was 80
years ago in Germany. Closer to home, in present day Wyoming, fascism
is alive and well in Cheyenne’s libraries.
As reported by NBC News, librarians in the Equality State (hilarious)
are facing the possibility of prosecution for stocking books deemed ob-
scene. The malevolent material in question deals with sex and LGBTQ+
issues, a mortal sin in this deeply conservative pocket of the U.S.
Titles include This Book Is Gay by Juno Dawson, How Do You Make a
Baby? by Anna Fiske, Doing It! by Hannah Witton, Sex Is a Funny Word
by Corey Silverberg and Dating and Sex: A Guide for the 21st Century
Teen Boy by Andrew P. Smiler, all “filthy” and “appalling” according to
local pastor and cartoon villain Susan Sisti.
As longtime fans of HUSTLER know all too well, censorship is the
sworn enemy of our First Amendment rights. Religious morality must
never be allowed to trump intellectual freedom; otherwise, we’re doomed
to repeat history. Perspective is key, so let’s consider the banned books
of yesteryear and collectively resolve to end the plague of ignorance and
intolerance before it’s too late.
Lady Chatterley’s Lover, D.H. Lawrence: Very sexy, but there are Lifetime
movies with more filth than this once controversial early-20th-century
“Every New Year is the direct descendant, isn't it, of a long line of proven criminals?” —OGDEN NASH, POET
classic. that copies sent through the U.S. Postal Service went straight into the
Brave New World , Aldous Huxley: Talk about an irony sandwich! This cau- incinerator. The offending passage in question: “And then a rocket sprang
tionary tale of censorship run amok was once banned in Ireland. Religious and bang shot blind blank and O! Then the Roman candle burst and it
leaders decried it as an attack on “traditional families”; today it’s a high was like a sigh of O! and everyone cried O!”
school English staple. Vile filth! Remember, anti-intellectualism and so-called morality are
Ulysses , James Joyce: By today’s standards, it’s considered a brag to nurtured by the false notion that democracy means “My ignorance is just
have made it through this dense yet seminal tome. But in the ’30s, as good as your knowledge.” That was Isaac Asimov in 1980.
Joyce’s oblique allusion to masturbation was considered so controversial History will not be kind to you, Susan Sisti.
“I can see why your urge to masturbate

would be a problem.”
BITS& PIECES
HANDJOBS
FOR HEALTH!
Readers of Bits & Pieces (we know you're out there, people who buy
HUSTLER for the “articles”) know how much we love self-love in all
its forms. It’s a great stress-buster, helps you sleep, releases deli-
cious dopamine into your system and feels fucking awesome. Now
science is giving guys an extra reason to feel good about knocking
one out: kicking cancer’s ass.
Researchers at Harvard University suggest that men who ejaculate
at least 21 times a month drastically reduce the risk of prostate can-
cer. Those who meet this benchmark improve their odds of remain-
ing prostate-cancer-free by a third. Gentlemen, start your whacking!
But this is easier said than done. Busy work schedule, low energy,
family, kids, no privacy—free time and privacy can feel like a luxury,
so it is important to be strategic and creative when planning your “per- Alternatively, a handy gets the job done quickly and can be just as fun.
sonal time.” This is for your health, dammit, and you deserve that nut. It’s also a lot easier to pull off (haha) in a car should you two be on the move
First, carve out stroke sessions that sync up with when you’re in the mood. or into quasi-public scenarios.
Don’t treat it as an afterthought; this is important. If you’re too wrecked Another thing: Make it special. Your pleasure is just as important as your
after work, then consider setting your morning alarm half an hour earlier health, so allow yourself to enjoy it. Consider mood lighting and music.
so you can get one in before breakfast. If you work from home, wonderful; Try different lubes, watch porn or even treat yourself to a toy—personally
otherwise, keep it in your pants during office hours. we recommend selecting from the wide variety of Fleshlights available
If you have a partner, sex is always great, but timing can be an issue. at HustlerHollywood.com. Take that, prostate cancer!
THE FUTURE OF STRIP CLUBS

“The only shame in masturbation is the shame of not doing it well.” —SIGMUND FREUD, NEUROLOGIST
Look, let’s face it: Strip clubs may never be the same again. COVID is not Virtual reality to the rescue. TrippyWRLD ENT is a strip club that exists
going away any time soon, too many people are resistant to vaccines (as entirely within a game called VRChat (source: The Byte, via Mashable). Users
in stupid, not physiologically), and to be honest, strip clubs are just bars can create their own online spaces, and some industrious players had the
with strippers in them. And do we really need bars to enjoy beautiful inspiring idea to create strip clubs with their own economy (gift cards that
naked women? can be exchanged between patron and dancer). Welcome to 2022.
One huge perk to the VR format is that you can have sex in the
club, which IRL would get you arrested and possibly killed. It also
has the added benefit of being a safe space for marginalized com-
munities to express themselves, be they trans, queer or otherwise.
If this is the direction we’re headed in, then you know HUSTLER
has some suggestions for supercharging the strip club experience
of the future. To wit:
C elebrity skins and deepfakes. Copyright issues notwith-
standing, a celebrity strip club seems like the next logical step in
this journey down the digital rabbit hole. Have you seen what they’ve
done with Tom Cruise? Deepfakes are scary, but less so when it’s
a dressing room threesome with Ellie Kemper and Lauren Lapkus
(funny=HOT).
Bluetooth, baby! If sex is on the table, then let’s go all the way
and sync up our Bluetooth sex toys. Can you imagine a hands-free
orgasm in the champagne room courtesy of your favorite anime
character?
Think big. Vore is a fetish that was made for VR. Derived from
the Latin Vorarephilia , it is the sexual fantasy of consuming or
being consumed by another person. In some fantasy scenarios,
the person being eaten is shrunken down to a thumbnail-size ver-
sion of themselves and swallowed whole. Where are we going with
this? Well, if we are unconstrained by the boundaries of physics
and reality, then why not a strip club with dancers who are 50 feet
tall? Large and in charge—that’s how we like ’em!

“Well, it’s official: The honeymoon is over!”
GINA
MARIA
SUNNY DAZE
PHOTOGRAPHY BY
THISYEARSMODEL.COM
T
o me, HUSTLER represents empowerment, body positivity and
owning your sexuality. I used to be shy, but gained confidence
through modeling. I started in fashion when I was 17 and nude
modeling when I turned 18. It made me feel self-assured.
“Great sex involves passion, communication and openness. Tell your
partner what you like, and vice versa. Knowing that my lover feels good
is what really turns me on. That and rough sex, eye contact and body kisses!
In the bedroom I want to be challenged and pushed out of my comfort
zone by someone who inspires me and helps me to grow. It’s a turn-off
when a partner is unwilling to compromise, disrespectful or arrogant.”
GINA’S VITAL FACTS
HOMETOWN: Ann Arbor, Michigan | AGE: 21
HEIGHT: 5-9 | MEASUREMENTS: 32D-26-34
FAVORITE POSITIONS: Doggy and missionary
TWITTER: @GinaMariaaaa
INSTAGRAM: @GinaMariaaa2
ONLYFANS: @GinaMariaa
BE THE
CHANGE
XXX STARS GIVE
ONSCREEN AND OFF
I have always believed that we need to be the
change we want to see in the world. I started as a
volunteer at a young age, and by the time I was 16, I
was running a teen volunteer organization at my local
neighborhood hospital. The volunteers ranged in age
from 15 to 17 and would help the departments with
small tasks and visit patients, especially the eld-
erly. I volunteered in the diagnostic imaging ward
and still have a strong memory of the day an elderly
woman came in alone for a procedure in which a
needle and catheter had to be inserted into an ar-
tery in her leg without anesthesia. I asked her if it
was okay for me to stay with her and hold her hand
during the 30-minute procedure. Tears welled up in
her eyes, and she kept thanking me for being with
her. I have never forgotten that moment. Small ges-
tures—letting people know they aren’t alone and that
someone cares—are the very definition of human-
ity. Through the years my efforts have become more
PHOTO COURTESY AKIRA SHELL diverse, from volunteering at the Special Olympics
to being active in manatee conservation.
Adult performers are sometimes viewed one-di-
mensionally, based on their personas on the job or
onscreen. But when the heels come off or the cam-
eras stop rolling, the amazing sex workers featured
here use their time to help others and spread aware-
ness for causes near and dear to them. They give on-
screen and off and were kind enough to share details
of their humanitarian efforts with HUSTLER.
BY MISSY MARTINEZ
“
GRACE EVE, ESCORT
Twitter & Instagram: @Acute_Aphrodite FIND WHAT
Grace uses her own childhood health struggles as a catalyst
for her volunteer work. In her time off, she helps out at Ronald YOU’RE
McDonald House, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting the
families of sick children in their time of need.
PASSIONATE
ABOUT AND PAY
HUSTLER: You’re passionately vocal online about the im-
portance of philanthropy. Can you talk a little about that? IT FORWARD.
GRACE EVE: Philanthropy is an important part of being a pro-
ductive member of society. The more passionate we are about
THERE’S
a subject, the easier it is to give what we can to help others. As NOTHING TOO
a child I was diagnosed with cancer. With my treatment center
two hours away, my parents struggled to get me to chemother- SMALL OR TOO
apy appointments and with the long stays required for said
treatments. Because I was able to overcome cancer, giving back
LARGE WHEN
to families who struggle is personal to me. IT COMES TO
”
What organizations do you devote your time to? HELPING
Ronald McDonald House, which gives a home-like place to
stay and eat. It was formed in the early ’70s, with the pioneer
OTHERS.
home being in Philadelphia. Now there are worldwide homes
available for families to stay in, but when I was a sick child,
PHOTO BY MAD CREATIVITY
they weren’t available like they are today. Giving my time to
help out at Ronald McDonald House is a way that I’m able to
make families comfortable during trying times. The days that
I volunteer are spent cleaning the common areas, kitchen,
bathrooms, and bringing in home-cooked meals for families
to enjoy.
Sadly, there is a stigma that sometimes accompanies

being a sex worker. Have you ever been turned away by
organizations you’ve wanted to help because of your ties
to adult work?
I’ve been vocal through the years, that I volunteer for Ronald
McDonald House. The particular home I volunteer at was
contacted about me by a client who turned bad, and he sent
my social media links and ads to the house manager. I be-
lieve he was doing his best to out me. Fortunately, they took
it in stride.
Do you have any suggestions for adult industry workers

who would like to become more involved with philan-
thropic work?
Like the average American, sex workers need to think out-
side the box on what we can do to help others. Many people
are financially strapped and unable to donate funds. How-
ever, helping others can be anything from mowing your eld-
erly neighbor’s yard to political canvassing to cleaning toilets
at the women’s shelter. Not everything has a dollar amount
attached to it; some is as easy as time.
Any words of encouragement for those reading who don’t

know where to start?
Find what you’re passionate about and pay it forward.
There’s nothing too small or too large when it comes to help-
ing others. RMHC.org >>
B E T H E C H A N G E
GOASKALEX, PERFORMER ercising my right to remain silent and peacefully protest.” Knowing
Twitter & Instagram: @GoAskAlexOnline, GoAskAlice.com your legal rights is a great start and helps you to protect yourself and
Alex is fighting for the protection of indigenous old-growth woodlands, those around you.
and her activism brings her to frontline protests in the battle for con-
servation. Are there basic steps, besides physically protesting, that we can
take to make change happen?
HUSTLER: Describe your current activism for our readers. Never underestimate the power of a phone call or a letter. It’s easy to
GOASKALEX: Recently I attended the Fairy Creek Blockade in Port Ren- feel powerless as individuals, especially with so much injustice in the
frew, Canada, where I stood with Indigenous land defenders protecting world. Educating yourself is a great first step, but never underestimate
old-growth forests that have been approved for logging. Unfortunately, the power of your voice. LastStandforForests.com
“
PHOTO COURTESY GOASKALICE.COM
NEVER
UNDERESTIMATE
THE POWER OF
A PHONE CALL
OR A LETTER.
EDUCATING
YOURSELF IS
A GREAT
FIRST STEP,
BUT NEVER
UNDERESTIMATE
”
THE POWER OF
YOUR VOICE.
roughly 75% of old-growth forests in British Columbia, Canada, have KATY FAERY & RUSSELL GRAND, PERFORMERS
been logged. I am not in opposition to the logging industry; however, Twitter: @KatyFaery
the logging of our ancient forests is not sustainable. Instagram: @KatyFaeryXO
During my last visit to the Fairy Creek Blockade, the RCMP [Royal Twitter: @RussellGrandXXX
Canadian Mounted Police] set up an illegal exclusion zone to keep Katy and Russell are filled with concern for both their fellow man and our
media and legal support from witnessing myself and another protester, furry friends in this world. As a married couple, they double their efforts to
who were chained to a logging road. This meant that we were without tackle the issues near to their hearts. Autism has touched their lives per-
support or resources while law enforcement operated heavy machinery sonally, and they are on a mission to spread awareness and under-
within several feet of our bodies. Aside from earphones, we were not standing for those on the spectrum. They are also making a difference
offered any protective equipment. It was very frightening to hear and in their own community by helping to control the stray cat population.
see that machinery operating dangerously so close to my head.
HUSTLER: How did you first become interested in helping cats?
Based on your experiences, do you have tips for readers and per- KATY FAERY: I have always been a person who preferred being around
formers who want to protest for a cause? animals to humans. My husband and I moved into our house and no-
I would recommend that all protesters be aware of their legal rights. ticed a lot of stray cats in the area. We are naturally soft-hearted when
For instance, some police officers may use lies or intimidation tactics it comes to animals, so we wanted to do our part and try to help out.
to scare protesters into leaving a blockade. On some occasions they We started with just a handful of cats—mostly mamas who were
may tell a person that they need to leave or they will be arrested, even having endless kittens suffering and dying—and researched the best
when they are not breaking a law and police have no legal right to re- ways to help them. We learned about TNR ([Trap-Neuter-Return] pro-
move them. When this happens, you can respond by saying, “I am ex- grams and started working to fix cats that didn’t have a home. After a

few months we had over 20 cats in our neighborhood alone fully
fixed, with all their vaccinations and up-to-date vet care—all out-
of-pocket. Cat fact: A female cat and her offspring can produce
around 420,000 kittens in just a few years! We continue to mon-
itor the community cats, getting vet care when needed, food and
shelter—and getting any newcomers spayed/neutered and vac-
cinated. We also find local homes for any of the kittens we can.
As far as autism appreciation and advocacy, my husband and
I are both on the autistic spectrum, and so are our children. My
husband and I didn’t realize our autism until adulthood, and it has
helped us as parents and advocates to realize we were neurodi-
verse and navigate that to better help our children and future gen-
erations of autistics. Everyone sees and experiences the world
differently, and that’s an okay and beautiful thing.
RUSSELL GRAND: I am a strong believer in random acts of kind-
ness. I always lend my efforts toward those who need it the most,
and currently that tends to be the homeless population. When I
see homeless individuals who have dogs, I’ll stop and buy some
dog food and drop it off. Sometimes I’ll include a grocery gift card
or a hot meal from a nearby fast-food restaurant. I don’t believe,
in this day and age, that any being should have to go hungry. PHOTO BY RUSSELL GRAND
“
How can folks reading this help to support your cause and
get involved?
KATY: For my cat volunteer work, you can donate to my GoFundMe I AM A
to directly help our cause. We fully list what the funds go toward
on our page. For organizations related to autism, I recommend STRONG
checking out the Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN). BELIEVER IN
And are there other areas you want to dive into? RANDOM
”
KATY: I’d love to be able to donate more to kids in need. When we
see little things like clothes on sale, or toys, we buy them and take ACTS OF
them to the local youth transition shelter—they house minors while
they are waiting on foster placement. I’d love to get into helping those
KINDNESS.
experiencing homelessness as well and hope to do so in the future.
RUSSELL: Wolf populations around the world are being decimated
at unprecedented levels and are being ruthlessly hunted with gov- PHOTO BY KATY FAERY
ernment blessings. Not only are they beautifully magical crea-
tures, but they are vital components to balance ecosystems, and
their absence is definitely causing problems in nature.
I sometimes worry about donations being used for the pur-

pose listed. How can we make sure we are choosing an or-
ganization that properly uses the funds/resources to directly
aid those in need?
KATY: Take the time and do the research! Check for legitimacy. Look
at different organizations, and make sure you pick one whose mis-
sion and goals align with what’s important to you. Transparency is
very important—look to see if other places have rated the organ-
ization/charity or for testimonials from people involved. If you’re
looking for an organization that works with a certain community,
it’s good to look at the board members and see if there are rep-
resentatives from that community involved. Definitely make sure
the money that is being donated is going where it should be; a
good rule is that 75% of funds should be directly benefiting the
cause you’re donating to. >>
Do you have any ideas or thoughts on how we can engage

more performers to be active in their communities, volun-
teer or spread awareness?
RUSSELL: People in general need to be incentivized to promote
engagement, even more so with charitable causes. Our industry
is big on ego, and who doesn’t like recognition! So one possible
idea would for the different awards shows—for example, AVN
and XBIZ—to offer a category for the most inspiring or most
charitable performer. This would inevitably cause many per-
formers to want to go out and volunteer/donate/advocate in
order to promote their good deeds in an effort to garner votes
to win. While this might very well violate the spirit of charity, I
feel that the ends may actually justify the means on this one
since it’s to the benefit of everyone involved.
KATY: If more people come together in the community and
openly talk about volunteering and what we can all do to change
the world, I think it would motivate others. I honestly think most
people would like to do their part, but they likely don’t know
where to start. Performers just need to ask themselves what’s
important to them and what they can do within their ability to
give back. Sometimes that’s time spent volunteering, if free time
is available. Sometimes it’s money, if you’re able to donate. Even
something as simple as “spring cleaning” and donating the
items that can still be used can be an opportunity to donate and
help others. Social platforms are really useful for bringing at-
tention to causes. For those who have a big following, they can
use their platform to speak out on the things that are important
to them.
What’s the biggest personal reward you feel from your vol- PHOTO BY NEXXXT LEVEL TALENT AG
GENCY
unteer work?
RUSSELL: A famous quote from Rabindranath Tagore comes to
“
mind: “The one who plants the trees, knowing that he will never
sit in their shade, has at least started to understand the meaning
of life.” For me, helping others is its own reward, as every time
I AM TRYING
I do this, I am helping to advance the positive progression of TO KEEP THE
humanity, if only minute in nature. GoFundMe.com/Donate-
FrejyasFelines; AutisticAdvocacy.org PRICE OF THE
REBECCA VANGUARD, PERFORMER
CLOTHING
Twitter: @RebeccaVanguard AS LOW AS
Rebecca is no stranger to the financial costs that come with
being a performer. There is the constant need for a wardrobe POSSIBLE
for work. Some companies don’t have the budget to provide
clothing for scenes, and that takes a toll on the performer’s wal-
BECAUSE I AM
let. So Rebecca has started a secondhand clothing online store HOPING FOR THE
for sex workers, to help lessen the hit to their pocketbook while
getting the wardrobe they need. WEBSITE TO BE
HUSTLER: Tell us about your new store, Rebecca.
MORE OF A HELP
REBECCA VANGUARD: Right now I am working on an online sec- TO MY PEERS
”
ondhand clothing store specifically for sex workers only. The
shopping page of the website is password-protected, and mod- AND NOT A
els simply have to verify themselves with a website such as On-
lyFans, a webcam site, agency website, Twitter, etc. The website
CASH GRAB.

PH
HOTO BY DEAN CAPTURE
is open to all types of sex work, including dancers, cam girls, escorts/
providers, adult actresses and more. I hope to eventually have more
clothing styles soon, such as menswear and more plus sizes. All items
on the website are going to be between $2 and $10, and the shopper
pays taxes and shipping. My goal is to keep the site inclusive so the
verification process is not complicated.
When did your current passion begin?

I was looking for ways to help my community that were within my
ability and resources. As a working gal, I have a lot of clothes, and I can
only wear them so many times in my scenes. I also have a ton of friends
in the same situation, and I can be of assistance to them and others
by buying some of their used clothing for the site. I am trying to keep
the price of the clothing as low as possible because I am hoping for
the website to be more of a help to my peers and not a cash grab.
Are there other causes you’d like to get involved with or help start?
Lately I have been thinking about what I can do to honor my industry
friend, Jake Adams. I think it would be lovely to have some sort of
charity event or fundraiser for people who have been in motorcycle
accidents, survived and need help with medical bills. I want there to
be a positive outcome from such a painful memory.
Would you say that being in the adult industry impacts on a per- PHOTO COURTESY RYAN TAYLOR
former’s involvement in charity work?
I would say the main thing that keeps adult stars from participating
in more charities is the stigma attached to sex work that says all forms
of sex work are nonconsensual or damaging. I myself have really
wanted to get involved with a particular charity in the Philippines that
houses young women who were saved from sex trafficking situations,
but I was advised not to associate with them because of that stigma
and because the owner of the charity was a Catholic priest. Also, it
can give someone a lot of anxiety, knowing they are in a space where
not everyone knows your job, and someone may react negatively to
that. It’s a lot of pressure on top of an already stressful and mentally
taxing job.
How can anyone reading this get involved and support your cause?
Retweet and share the website so more models apply and hopefully
save some money on their porn girl essentials! SexWorkerStore.com
RYAN TAYLOR, PERFORMER

Twitter: @ILoveRyanTaylor
When she is not performing, our spectacular 2020 Beaver of the Year
volunteers her time for the Special Olympics and animal rescues.
HUSTLER I saw on your Twitter that you are currently raising

money for the Special Olympics of Colorado. What moved you to
start fundraising?
RYAN TAYLOR: I had some spare free time I wanted to dedicate to vol-
unteering, and I just started looking into working with children with spe-
cial needs. It’s an area I’m familiar with, so the SOC [Special Olympics
Colorado] was a really great fit.
Have you always been active in volunteering, or did something re-

cently light that fire in you? >>
It’s something I definitely have been involved with for quite a while, al- that I took him outside of his cage at the start of almost every day.
though my main volunteer focus is with animal rescue/care. When it was nap time, he would either cuddle into my shoulder or climb
around my bunk bed until I woke up. He is who I have tattooed on my
If you could give some motivation to fellow performers to start arm—he was the most special boy!
volunteering, what would you say to them to get them involved?
Just do it. There isn’t often a need to disclose your profession on vol- Do you have any encouragement for our readers to inspire them
unteer forms, and your passion for volunteering will ultimately outshine to get involved?
any negativity about your job. If you can make the time to spend at a local shelter or rescue, it will
be a life-changing experience! Giving back to such beautiful creatures
What is next for you on your journey of philanthropy? gives you a sense of fulfillment that you’ll have to experience for your-
I’ll continue to work with animal rescue/care and special needs folks, self! CostaRicaAnimalRescueCenter.org
but I’m really interested in harm reduction services and needle ex-
change programs. I’m big on compassion and rehabilitation. DeafDog- There are myriads of ways to help change this world for the better.
sofOregon.org; EndOverdose.net; SpecialOlympics.org Find what you’re passionate about, and explore options on how to bet-
ter this world. Social media, donations and volunteering are all great
AKIRA SHELL, PERFORMER places to start. Now go out and make a difference!
Twitter: @AkiraXXShell
Over the years Akira has devoted her time,
sweat and tears to help rehabilitate animals
in Central America and now plans to open
her own animal sanctuary in the States.
HUSTLER: When did your passion for an-

imal rehabilitation begin?
AKIRA SHELL: My desire to help with the re-
habilitation of wild animals developed in
middle school and turned into a reality for
me by high school. I come from an Outward
Bound background and was exposed to
many interactions with animals. I was also
studying ecosystems and the effects that
humans have had on them and have since
traveled to Costa Rica for a number of weeks,
twice to Brazil and once to Belize.
Unfortunately, the pandemic has cut trav-
eling opportunities, for myself to be able to
go back to the Costa Rica sanctuary as I had
planned to do before Elvis [a sloth] passed
away to say goodbye to him. I have been do-
nating 10% of my proceeds from my art busi-
ness (KirasCraft.com) monthly to the sanctuary.
And I have begun devising a five-to-seven-
year plan on how to open my own wild ani-
mal rescue here in Florida.
What has been your most memorable ex-

perience volunteering in Central America?
I traveled to Costa Rica to work in a wild an-
imal rehabilitation center and sanctuary. I
fell in love with the monkeys, owls, parrots,
coati, kinkajous, deer, chickens, puppies, kit-
tens, but most of all the sloths. Sloth duties
were my favorite—especially helping Titu,
the baby two-toed sloth, learn how to climb
and eat by herself! I bonded with a perma-
nent-resident sloth named Elvis so much
PH
HOTO COURTESY AKIRA SHELL

CECILIA
SCOTT
EYE-CATCHING
PHOTOGRAPHY BY
STEVEN ANDRES
I
find men and women equally alluring. I
like to play with them individually or to-
gether. Whatever the day brings. I don’t
speak a lot of English, but I communi-
cate with my face and body. Staring in-
tensely is my greatest seduction technique.
My expression lets my lovers know that I’m
willing to fuck, and when I’m attracted to
someone, I have a hard time keeping my
hands to myself.
“They say that eyes are the window to
the soul. I like to gaze up at men when I give
them blowjobs, and somehow the staring
makes the pleasure stronger, better. I am
often aggressive during sex, insatiable. I
like to take control, but I can be submissive
too. When it comes to sex, I guess I’m just
very open-minded. That’s why I enjoy the
adult industry so much!”
CECILIA’S VITAL FACTS
HOMETOWN:Budapest, Hungary | AGE: 25 | HEIGHT: 5-5
MEASUREMENTS: 34A-25-36 | FAVORITE POSITION: Cowgirl
JACQ
OF ALL
TRADES
INTERVIEW BY JOHN BLAYLOCK
ART BY JACQUELINE FRANCES
J
acq the Stripper, née Jacqueline Frances, is sounding stress-
free, stretched out in a hammock on her deck in Upstate New
York. Which is surprising—the stress-free part, that is—
because her solo exhibition of paintings is just days away
from opening. Unfazed, she seems at peace in the throes of chaos.
It’s been four years since Jacq gave us STRIPTASTIC!, the in-
genious animated etiquette book for how to behave in a strip club
and follow-up to her self-published memoir, The Beaver Show.
Then in 2019 Hollywood came knocking. “Hello? Why, yes, Jen-
nifer Lopez, I would love to consult on and appear in Hustlers.”
(At least that’s how we imagine the conversation going.)
The outspoken and always hilarious performer, sex work advocate
and author is an artist without boundaries, and Body of Work—a
series of acrylics born in the pandemic—is perhaps her most in-
timate and introspective to date. We caught up with the Russian lit
major in September, on the eve of her big show, to talk about art,
inspiration and a pilot that HBO Max would be wise to bet on.
HUSTLER: So what’s on your to-do list for today?

JACQUELINE FRANCES: Literally 8,000 things. I have my art show
opening on Thursday, and I’m producing it myself! So it’s a lot. But I
finished my paintings yesterday, and now I’m wrapping everything I
created in bubble wrap and running around in a mild panic trying to
pack it all up.
Is it surreal seeing this all come together?

I’m just really proud of this next accomplishment and all the art I cre-
ated, because I love it. I love my paintings so much, and I’m excited for
other people to be able to experience them in person. Because that’s
what I miss about so many parts of my life…experiencing something
special in person with other people.
Human contact is indeed a luxury these days. But what an oppor-

tunity you have in this exhibit. Do you accept checks?
[Laughing.] Hopefully everyone buys everything and all of my art goes
out into the world. Then I’m going to use the proceeds from this art show
to finance my pilot. I wrote and will be starring in a satire about a man
named Brian who falls in love with a stripper.
Well, we are definitely putting a pin in that one! But this exhibit—
these were all paintings completed throughout the pandemic, right?
Yup, I made the first one in March of 2020 and the last one yesterday.
Your use of acrylics is stunning. What insight can you give us into
your style and evolution as a visual artist?
It all started with these illustrations in a tiny 3-by-5-inch sketchbook. I
was living in Brooklyn, in this little apartment, and just started doodling in
something small that I could carry around with me. Then, when the pan-
demic hit, I had already bought a house upstate and ended up moving
here permanently. I had all this space to create and a ton of time to do
it. I started painting bigger and playing with acrylics, and this collection
just sort of poured out of me. I was really excited to scale up, because
I could. And it’s kind of like a dance when you’re painting on a scale
like that. It’s been a really amazing progression for me creatively. >>
J A C Q O F A L L T R A D E S
What exactly is going on in these pieces? a way, and I’m excited to see what people come up with. Because I
What is going on with these pieces? I’m excited to find out what every- don’t necessarily think strip clubs are the best business model. They’re
one else sees! All of these images are selfies, cropped in really close. bars that have strippers in them, and they still charge the strippers to
I didn’t even realize what I was painting until I started talking about it work there. These are the kinds of things that need fixing…
with my friend. I called her and said, “You’ve got to help me with this I had to leave, and I didn’t want to. I was very reluctant to leave the in-
artist statement.” So we started talking it out, and I realized I painted dustry, but it was just time. Anybody who is worried, I want to assure you
these grieving a career I had to leave behind and that I loved. Stripping that you will figure something out. Because you’re creative, and you sell
is such a charge, and I needed that back in my life. I couldn’t go to the air as a dancer; you’re just filling the time. You can do it another way.
strip club anymore, so I painted to recreate that experience for myself.
Strip club etiquette question: I walk in, pay the cover, get a table
Art therapy in action. What set you in motion? within view of the stage and spend a ton of money on drinks while
The first piece of this collection, called 34, was created on my 34th tipping the server generously. Am I doing something wrong by not
birthday. It kickstarted everything. I was alone, and it was January— buying lap dances?
and January birthdays suck, always. While I’m used to having zero ex- Throw money on the stage. If you show up to a strip club and you spend
pectations for my birthday, I wanted to do something nice for myself a ton of money on drinks but no money on strippers, that sucks. Be-
and decided to go big. I didn’t know what it was going to be, but I had cause we’re not getting paid at all—we pay to be there. We don’t get
this picture that I took and some colors in mind. It came out of me, and a cut of the drinks you’re buying. I would say yes, it’s disrespectful. If
I fell in love with it. And that was my whole birthday, at home painting. you’re going to enjoy the show, then demonstrate that you’re enjoying
the show. When I go as a customer, I don’t get dances, but I will always
You’ve evolved so much as an artist—actor, writer, painter, per- get up and throw money on the stage.
former—how would you describe where you are right now?
My friend calls it Georgia-O’Keeffe-strip-club. Georgia O'Keeffe is such an You’re an advocate and an educator, but you do it in a way that is
icon for me. She had it figured out. She lived far away, painted whatever funny and engaging. Do you reflect on the power of laughter?
she wanted…I just really like her work. How would I describe these I know it so deeply in my soul. People think it’s not enough, but I know
pieces? They’re kind of large-scale abstractions and vibrant. Painting for that my gift is to bring joy and levity and beauty to the world. There is
me is such a high; painting is how I relax. I’m always kind to myself when so much power in putting people in a joyful state of mind and then let-
I’m painting; I always like myself when I’m painting. I’m not such a tortured ting them make their own conclusions. Honestly though, I don’t even
artist in the sense that my pain is all over the canvas. There is plenty think about it that much; I’m just funny. I’ve always been funny. I like
of pain in my work, but these are my meditations. This is how I survive. being funny. I love performance. And there’s a ton of information you
I’m a performer, a creator and an artist; if I don’t do this, I'm miserable. can share in those moments.
In the pandemic I’ve really had to stretch my idea of what brings me When I first started out as a stripper, I thought what everyone else
joy, because a lot of that was rooted in community, performance and thought: Everyone is going to be terrible, nasty, violent, on drugs—
intimacy with strangers. These things brought me a ton of joy, and that every negative connotation. And once I got there, I realized it was just
wasn’t really available, so this is how I did it. I’m going through a pretty like any other workplace, except the outfits are better. Any job that you
huge overhaul of my life. And it’s good. It’s time. have to do under capitalism, they’re all kind of the same. Drawing the
parallels and sort of breaking it down for people so they can get it and
Speaking of your life, a good chunk of it was spent in Canada, where not be shitty when they go to strip clubs…everybody wins.
you’re from. Do you miss it?
I miss it so much! Are you calling from Montreal? I read an interview with Sasha Grey, who did that short film with
Steven Soderbergh in 2009 (The Girlfriend Experience). She was
I am! saying how Hollywood is more fucked up than anything she en-
Montreal is my favorite city in the world. I went to school at McGill, where countered in porn. Looking back on Hustlers, would you agree or
I studied Russian literature. disagree with this statement?
Working on Hustlers was amazing. I cannot wait to get into show busi-
I’m sure you’ll recall how Montreal is the strip club capital of Canada. ness and confirm Sasha’s suspicions, but Lorene Scafaria [Nick &
That said, I honestly don’t know if they will survive this pandemic. A Norah's Infinite Playlist, 2008] wrote and directed it, and she’s an ally
lot has changed since your book STRIPTASTIC! came out in 2017. to sex workers. I liked working with her; her whole crew was rad. They
Are you hopeful or worried for the future of stripping? hired me to consult and bring authenticity to the story.
It’s changing, and everything is always changing, but sex work will never When you see how the world really is and that everybody wants to
go away. Stripping will never go away. Look, strip clubs have a lot of room fuck you, you just have to navigate that for the rest of your life. It doesn't
for improvement, so maybe the phoenix that rises from the ashes is slightly seem so jarring when every industry is like that; it’s just part of busi-
less wage-thefty and exploitative than before. I don’t know what the ness. And with the #MeToo movement, we’re all more aware and con-
future is, but I know that a lot of it has to go away, and something else scious of it. Everybody is motivated by power, success, money and sex.
will emerge. People are so horny and ready to pay for this. How it’s going I don’t necessarily think it’s good or bad; I just think it is. I don’t know where
to look we don’t know, but people need to dance. I need to dance. If we this diatribe is going, but I’m really excited to crack into Hollywood and
don’t dance, we go nuts. It’s a culture, a whole world. There’s gonna be see how it’s fucked up in its own unique way.

PHOTO BY INAMORATA PHOTO
Do you think anyone involved with Hustlers would be interested aging. I thought, I’m not young anymore. I’m a leader! It was this great
in financing the pilot you’re writing? moment, letting go of the whole maiden archetype and becoming a
I would not be mad! Because I’m financing this project myself. I shopped powerful woman. You can have power in youth, but I really like what
around a pilot two years ago, and they all passed. So I decided to go it I’m stepping into.
alone. Waiting for somebody to pay me to do my thing has never hap- And while I’m used to doing everything on my own, it’s also exhausting.
pened, so I'm using the funds from my art show to finance it on my own. You can’t make a pilot by yourself, or at least not the one I want to make.
And then once I can show my proof of concept, people will be like, “Oh, So I have 20 people who are very generously offering their time and their
yeah, okay. Now I get it. I’ll buy that.” Because that’s how it works— talent and their labor for basically no money, which is so humbling for
you have to bet on yourself. me, because the idea of not paying people is so antithetical to everything
I believe in. But it’s also what I have to do to make it happen. I’m making
Tell me more about the premise. my dreams come true, and it’s been a very humbling lesson.
I am a drag character. His name is Brian. He’s on a spiritual journey,
and it’s in a strip club. It’s funny, and there’s tits in it. These are tough times, and you’re a creative person. How do you
summon inspiration?
Have you already thought about casting? I’ve had to do a ton of introspection. Stripping used to be my main in-
I did. I cast all of the actual strippers in my life; it’s all non-actors and spiration, and when I stopped, I thought, Who am I if I’m not a stripper?
real sex workers playing the roles. The person who plays the bartender Jacq the Stripper is the cool person; I’m just this boring white girl from
is my friend who’s a bartender. It’s its own genre; I’m just making a suburban Canada. I had to reevaluate who I was and what I wasn’t. It was
show with all of my friends. And if I have to put in famous people, I kind of a weird process, but inspiration will always be there. It’s also im-
will, but that’s not what makes it interesting. portant to accept when you’re not inspired; sometimes you have to put
I was really inspired by Nomadland, where director Chloé Zhao used your phone down and go for a walk. I walk the dog four times a day.
real people playing fictionalized versions of themselves. I think what
we’re creating is really special and slightly different from the Hollywood That’s one healthy dog!
model. It’s kind of like community theater, and strip clubs are commu- She’s super healthy, and so am I.
nity theater. You show up, there’s a stage, locals go up there, and you
support each other. It’s beautiful. Do you have another book in you?
Oh, for sure.The Beaver Show definitely needs a sequel! But I like speak-
It’s a fitting analogy, because community theater doesn’t happen ing my truth in front of people in a cute outfit more than I like writing
unless someone makes it happen. And throughout your career, you’ve hunched over a computer in sweatpants. For me it’s all about the per-
never waited for someone to hand you an opportunity. formance.
Thank you! You know, I’m really leaning into my leadership. I had this mo-
ment when I was doing all this plant medicine in Peru last month. I was Follow the adventures of Jacq @JacqtheStripper on Instagram and
looking at my hands and touching the grass when I saw my hands Twitter and on Patreon.com/JacquelineFrances.
KIARRA
KAI
EXPLORER
PHOTOGRAPHY BY
LARRY FLYNT PRODUCTIONS
I
’m a chill person. I like to hang out with my
girlfriends, watch movies or splash around
in the ocean. I recently took on a project of
building out a school bus and using it to
travel from California to Florida with my dog and
a friend. We’re all living our best lives, and I like
the adventure. RV life suits me. When I first told
people my plans, they were skeptical. They’d
say, ‘So you’re going to be a homeless person
in a school bus?’ But now people get it.
“I’m of Navajo heritage, and I like to call my-
self a big booty Navajo princess. Before I got into
the industry, I used to be a cam girl, and it was
a turn-on to have people watch me get naughty.
After that, doing mainstream scenes seemed like
a natural progression. I like being kinky. Come on
my face or choke me during missionary. I also
like creampies, blowjobs, threesomes, anal, butt
plugs... Like I said, I’m adventurous!”
CHARLIE
RED
GOOD ENERGY
PHOTOGRAPHY BY
DAVIDE ESPOSITO
I
’m a very positive, energetic individual.
When I give advice, it’s always to make
people feel good about themselves. What
matters most is what you have in your
head and especially your heart—that’s the
best advice anyone ever gave me.
“I don’t have many fantasies anymore—
I’ve played most of them out in porn—but
sex in public is one of my craziest memo-
ries…and sex in a hospital! Every day for
me is different, but I actually do the same
stuff as everyone else. I love traveling, going
to parties and learning new things. My fa-
vorite place is Spain. They have amazing
parties there, and the people are spirited and
have good energy.
“A little more about me: I think my ass
is kind of nice, I really like a good butt mas-
sage, and I took my stage name from Char-
lie in Two and a Half Men.”
“He’s been real moody since the circumcision…”
HARVEY WASSERMAN
THE EXCELLENT ADVENTURES
OF A PERENNIAL ACTIVIST
F
rom desegregating public places to the Civil Rights
March Against Fear to protesting the Vietnam War to re-
sisting nuclear power plants to ensuring clean energy
and fair elections, wherever our rights need defending,
it’s there you’ll find Harvey Wasserman. Since the 1960s the
veteran activist/journalist/historian has been at the forefront of
progressive causes, and this contemporary of New Left icons
Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin and Tom Hayden continues to lead
the charge for change.
HUSTLER: Tell us about your personal background.

HARVEY WASSERMAN: I was born in Cambridge, Mass. My father was
a shoe merchant. My parents were both Kennedy liberals. They were
born within a year and a mile of JFK, at Brookline, Mass. They were
very much New Deal/New Frontier liberals, especially my mother.
We moved to Columbus, Ohio, when I was two, and I went to public
schools. I was captain of my high school tennis team and played all
sports, which was what you did then in central Ohio. In 1963 I es-
caped to the University of Michigan. I majored in history. I never
dreamed of being rich or famous—my ambition since childhood
was to be a college professor, and by God, that’s what I became.
You were a product of the ’60s and ’70s. Tell us about your early
causes.
In 1962 I was asked by a friend to demonstrate at a roller rink in Colum-
bus that was segregated. This was eight years after Brown [v.Board of
Education], for God’s sake. But the way they worked, it was if you were
Black, they told you you had to be a member of the club, and somehow
you couldn’t become a member. So we went down and picketed Roller-
land, and then we joined the club and went in and skated. We won
—we desegregated that roller rink. Because I was such a compet-
itive, sports-oriented guy, that was the coolest thing.
It convinced me, for the rest of my life, when you’re an activist, you
can win. So I’ve always been very victory-oriented in my activism.
I’ve never accepted that great liberal idea that, well, you give it the
old college try and you lose, ho-hum. I’ve always been about win-
ning, and I’ve been in movements that are very successful. >>
INTERVIEW BY ED RAMPELL
PHOTOGRAPHY BY ABBIE SOPHIA
H A R V E Y W A S S E R M A N
What are some highlights of your activism? Tell us about your underground press involvement.
When I went to U of M, I was an early member of Students for a After graduating from U of M, in ’67 I traveled around Europe, and a
Democratic Society. Tom Hayden had been editor of The Michigan friend of mine was at the London School of Economics, Marshall
Daily, and I joined The Daily my sophomore year, and it really be- Bloom. He started the Liberation News Service [LNS]. So when I
came the center of my life in Ann Arbor—a phenomenal instrument came back, he asked me to be the Chicago correspondent—I’d got-
of education and newspapering. So I ended up minoring in journal- ten a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship for college teachers at the Uni-
ism and became a journalist as well as a history buff in college, versity of Chicago, in U.S. history.
which could not have been greater. We did our big launch at the March on the Pentagon. We started
My first brush with fame happened by accident in 1967. I was The with 400 subscribers. This was before social media—we were
Daily’s editorial director and campus stringer for the United Press [UPI] mimeographing our articles and sending them out. All of these un-
for $5 an article. I came in on a Saturday and had absolutely nothing derground papers were running our stuff. We were basically the UPI
to put in the paper. I had been thinking for a while about writing an or AP of the underground. We became very popular and powerful.
editorial for the legalization of pot. I really knew nothing about pot; We had no real parameters—obviously, we were against the war,
I had never smoked it. I only knew two things about it: I liked the smell but we basically were drugs, sex and rock ’n’ roll. We ran articles
and didn’t think it should be illegal. Made no sense to me. So I write nobody else would run. We were semi-anarchistic—if you had an
this editorial. article you wanted to write, you just typed it and put it out. We didn’t
Around midnight I called United Press in Detroit and said, “Hey, have any editorial meetings or anything like that.
you’re not going to believe this, but some crazy hippie at the U of M In the summer of ’68, after the Columbia University student strike,
just wrote an editorial for the legalization of pot.” They got all excited we moved up to New York. On the Upper Westside we were ambushed
and had no idea I had just written an article about my own article. by hardcore ideologues and the FBI. We started having these horrible
[Laughs.] So they put it on the wire, and—this was before the 24- meetings, eight-hour ideological purity tests, which were incredibly
hour news cycle—nothing happened on Saturday or Sunday, so the sick. They attacked Marshall for being gay and other things.
article went into every newspaper in the world on Sunday, because The Beatles’ Magical Mystery Tour came out. [We] knew the
all these big papers had space to fill and no news. I had no idea this American agent for the Beatles and asked him if we could use this
was going to happen. All I knew is, I was going to get $5, and I filled movie as a fundraiser [for LNS]. He got George Harrison on the
The Daily’s page. speakerphone, and he said yes. We were going to show this film at
At six that Sunday morning I got a call from ABC News in New the Fillmore East on the Lower Eastside. We sold $5,000 worth of
York—I have no idea how they got my number—and I did my first tickets in cash, Marshall drove up to western Massachusetts, and
big-time interview. I said it was a civil liberties argument and ended they bought a farm [laughs].
up doing dozens of interviews. It really says something about the We had a little [LNS] secret board meeting—we’d been incorpo-
status of legalizing pot in 1967. Why would an editorial by a univer- rated—and we voted to move the news service to Montague Farm.
sity student be world news? University trustees wanted to shut the This was front-page news all over the country. We wound up on this
paper down. That was my first brush with big-time activism. incredibly beautiful farm in western Massachusetts—and we had
no idea what the hell we were doing. We had a commune of about
Do you still support legalizing marijuana? 20 people, and all the stories you heard about those hippie farms
Oh, hell, yes! More than ever. are one hundred percent true. It was paradise. We grew our own
pot, everybody slept with everybody—it was phenomenal!
What other causes have you supported? I loved living there. You had to pinch yourself, to be living on a
In the summer of ’66, James Meredith—the first Black allowed into communal hippie farm in this gorgeous area with all these great
the University of Mississippi—decided to march from the border of people all doing political stuff. We didn’t use chemicals, so we be-
Tennessee and Mississippi down to Jackson for voter rights. About came one of the Baby Boom generation’s wellsprings for organic
halfway down he was shot—thankfully, he lived. Then the whole farming, because we’d decided we were only going to use cow ma-
Civil Rights movement swarmed onto that place in the road to finish nure, compost and no pesticides, herbicides or chemical fertilizers.
the march [March Against Fear]. I got The Daily to fly me down there, We were actually written up in Organic Gardening and Farming mag-
and I marched with that march into Grenada, Mississippi, which was azine by Rob Rodale—he called us “the new peasantry.”
surrounded by the Klan and FBI. That night I walked into a church, Our news service fell away. They continued Liberation News Serv-
right into Martin Luther King, and shook his hand. It was a thrill! ice in New York for another ten years. And in the ’70s, through the
So I was deeply involved in the Civil Rights movement. Then in my Freedom of Information Act, we got documents that one hundred
senior year is when the shit really hit the fan on the war in Vietnam. I percent confirmed the FBI had infiltrated LNS with the intent of
joined SDS [Students for a Democratic Society] and became very, very breaking it up [as part of COINTELPRO spying].
active against the war. I marched on the Pentagon in October ’67—
Abbie Hoffman’s idea [was to levitate the Pentagon]. Everybody laughed Who are some New Left notables you’ve encountered?
at Abbie, but they would not allow us to circle the Pentagon. They didn’t Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin, Tom Hayden, Dave Dellinger—all [de-
take any chances. They thought Abbie was crazy, but—on the other fendants of the] Chicago Seven [conspiracy trial]—I met during and
hand, we’re not going to let these kids join hands around the Pentagon! after the demonstrations in Chicago, because I was at the protests
Then I was at the Chicago [Democratic National] Convention in ’68. [at the Democratic National Convention] in ’68. >>

Abbie became one of my very best friends.
He was like an older brother to me. When he
was on the road—I eventually came back to
Ohio in the early ’80s—Abbie used to call
me. When I wasn’t home, he’d get my mother,
and they’d talk for hours. They really got along
—she was this great Jewish mother. I loved
Abbie. I was really destroyed when he died
and still haven’t gotten over it. In The Trial of
the Chicago 7 movie, Sacha Baron Cohen
[Oscar-nominated for Best Supporting Actor]
really got Abbie—it was freaky.
There were some great slogans in the ’60s

and ’70s: “Make love, not war”; “Hell, no,
we won’t go”; “Burn, baby, burn!”; “Black
Power”; and yours, “No Nukes.” How did
that come about?
“No Nukes.” This continues the saga of our
organic hippie commune. At the end of 1973
we opened the local paper, and there, on the
front page, was an artist’s rendition of a piece
of land four miles from our farm of a twin nu-
clear power plant. We never had a meeting
to discuss whether or not we were going to
oppose the nuclear plant. We just took one
look at this picture and said, “Hell, no! That’s
not gonna happen.” We came up with the slo-
gan “No Nukes.” We printed bumper stickers
and silkscreened T-shirts—some are in my
archives now at UMass.
Tell us about your long-standing opposi-

tion to nuclear power?
Having gone through the war in Vietnam,
and all the other stuff we learned about Am-
erican corporations and the government,
when we saw this drawing of the nuclear
“
plant, we just instantly said no and decided
we’d stop it. Nobody gave us a snowball’s
THE GREAT chance. We were just a bunch of hippies on
IRONY IS, THE a hill in rural Massachusetts. What are we going

to do to stop a $1.5-billion nuclear plant?
SOLUTION But we knew we’d stop it—and we did. It was
never built.
FOR GLOBAL In the course of our work, we became
WARMING IS known to the rock ’n’ roll community. In 1978

I started working with Bonnie Raitt, Jackson
ALSO THE Browne, Graham Nash, James Taylor, Carly
Simon and David Crosby against nuclear power.
SOLUTION FOR We did some concerts—I did the media. I
THE FUTURE was the guy who, when they wanted techni-
cal information about nuclear, that’s what I
OF OUR did. I helped organize and do the media at the
press conferences. I started speaking at the
ECONOMY. concerts too.

So we did a concert on Martha’s Vineyard with James and Carly— It’s apocalyptic. It could actually wipe the human race off the face
who are wonderful people, by the way—and then Bonnie did some of the Earth. It’s impossible to overstate the critical survivalist nature
concerts. After Three Mile Island we did a big demonstration in D.C. of this catastrophe we’re looking at here. The great irony is, the so-
on May 6 in ’79, and then they all came together—Bonnie, Jackson, lution for global warming is also the solution for the future of our
Graham, James and John Hall from Orleans, who later became a economy. As it turns out, when we first started fighting nuclear
congressman—and we decided to do two nights in Madison Square power, people asked, “If we don’t have nuclear plants, what will you
Garden. We could sell out two nights with James, Carly, Bonnie, have?” and we said, “Solar and wind.” They have exceeded all ex-
Jackson, Crosby, Stills and Nash. I did a three-show tour with Jack- pectations and are the solution. They are also the solution to the
son and Graham; they played San Diego, Oakland and the L.A. economy, because they provide electricity that’s far cheaper, safer,
Forum. While we were working L.A. Forum, we spotted Bruce Spring- cleaner, more reliable than fossil fuels and nuclear power. My advo-
steen in the audience—we grabbed him, brought him backstage cacy on energy is the same now as it was in 1976, when we first
and talked to him. started doing this. You have to convert to 100% renewable energy—
When word got out we were going to do two nights at Madison you have to recycle everything, farm organically, cut down on meat
Square Garden—and Bruce agreed to do two more nights—we production. All those things we stumbled upon in the ’70s turned
sold out in an hour, you know, 50,000 tickets! And we did a Sunday out to be true.
show as well with CSN. So we had this gargantuan event, No Nukes
concerts, which turned into a feature film [No Nukes, 1980] and You hosted a KPFK “Solartopia” program on Pacifica Radio with
triple album, which went platinum [No Nukes: The Muse Concerts a great theme song.
For a Non-Nuclear Future—MUSE was Musicians United for Safe I knew Pete Seeger from the antinuclear movement. He sang at a
Energy]. I did the program book, with all the content on why we’re couple of our big rallies. One day I was at his home in Beacon, New
against nuclear. York, and I’d just published a book called Solartopia, the first book
to visually portray a green-powered Earth. It’s someone flying in a
What are the nuclear power plants you’ve picketed and protested solar-powered airplane from Munich to Honolulu, looking down on
against? an Earth completely converted to renewables. I said to Pete—it’s
The number one was Seabrook—two reactors they were building like talking to God, right?—“Do you think you could write a song for
just over the Massachusetts border, on New Hampshire’s seacoast. Solartopia?” He said, “Why, sure,” and whipped out his guitar that
The town had voted against it, but they were building it anyway. So said: “This Machine Surrounds Hate and Forces It to Surrender.”
we knew we had a local base of support. And we went up there and Within five minutes Pete had a song, and he asked me for lyrics. And
started doing civil disobedience. It started August 1, 1976. We had I was writing these lines, and Pete said, “You know, a song is not an
18 people arrested, all from New Hampshire. On August 22 we had editorial.” That was the extent of my songwriting career [laughs].
180, all from New England. This is where the big corner was turned Finally, a guy named David Bernz wrote some really great lyrics. It
on nuclear power. went on the album Tomorrow’s Children and won a Grammy.
On April 30, 1977, we organized the Clamshell Alliance, and most
of us were veterans of the antiwar and civil rights movements. So What are your views on the Green New Deal and its congres-
you had a group of people in their late twenties and early thirties sional backers?
who had been active, like me, for quite a few years. Mostly college I’ve met Bernie [Sanders]. He’s a curmudgeon and a wonderful guy.
graduates, many of us living in the country and committed to non- Senator Markey I’ve known for a long time. When he was a con-
violence. We were actually trained by the Quakers in Boston to do gressman, he represented the district in Massachusetts over the
nonviolent civil disobedience. We were very successful with our first border from Seabrook. He was a stalwart.
two events. We called for another mass disobedience on April 30, In 2007 Bush II wanted to give a $50-billion loan program to build
1977, and 2,000 people showed up. We marched to the nuclear site new nuclear plants. I called Bonnie, who called Jackson and Graham,
from different directions, much film was shot—two feature films and we started a quick grassroots movement called nukefree.org,
came out of it, The Last Resort and Seabrook 1977—and 1,414 and we lobbied at the Capitol. I went to Harry Reid, Byron Dorgan, Pelosi,
people were arrested. Barbara Boxer, and we talked to them about opposing and defeating
They had an extreme right-wing governor, who’d be a Trump sup- this program. Ed Markey was key to that. And now he’s key to the
porter today, who went crazy. He denied people bail and sent the Green New Deal. He’s a very good guy. Had we not stopped that
National Guard out. Over 1,100 hippie demonstrators were stuck in $50-billion program, there would have been many more nuclear
National Guard armories, and it became a global news story because plants in this country being built. There are only two, they’re almost
it was so wacky. It went on for two weeks, and we got global media done, and they shall be the last. There shall never be another com-
coverage. We had a four-person media committee, and the others mercial reactor in the U.S., in large part because we stopped that
got arrested—I did the radio; I was in charge of the media. I must program in 2007.
have done 100 radio interviews. That’s when nuclear power became The Green New Deal has to happen. It is our economic future, as well
a big issue. as our ecological future. It’s the model of what we’ve been proposing
since the 1970s. I am a solartopian: for a totally green-powered Earth,
You’re still concerned with environmental issues. What are your totally organic agriculture. Everything we need to do to live in harmony
views on the current climate crisis? with the environment, dating back from the indigenous, I’m for it. >>
You’re also involved in election integrity. Reverend Jesse Jack- I’m a social democrat. Nobody should be hungry, homeless, unedu-
son called you and Bob Fitrakis “the Woodward and Bernstein cated, and we have more than enough resources to make that hap-
of the 2004 election.” You claim John Kerry really won the Pres- pen, especially if we get rid of 90% of our military. I’m a pacifist.
idential race against Bush. Explain.
I went to vote in Ohio in 2004 and was denied an absentee ballot. You were friends with actor/activist Ed Asner. I understand that
Bob Fitrakis, who had been an election observer in El Salvador, a week before he died, you drove him to a Santa Monica gath-
pointed out to me all of the electoral irregularities taking place in ering regarding Pacifica Radio’s troubles.
Ohio in 2004. Ohio’s Secretary of State, Ken Blackwell, was si- I loved Ed Asner. I met him at an antinuclear banquet and sat next
multaneously cochair of the committee to reelect President Bush. to him, and we became really fast friends. Ed was full of integrity,
A slight conflict of interest. Bob and I started writing about how power, strength, courage, wisdom, indescribably wonderful in every
the Republicans were rigging the election in Ohio, and our piece a way. Irreplaceable. As is true of Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne. One
week before the vote was number one worldwide online [“Twelve of the great things about being an activist is you meet magnificent
Ways Bush Is Now Stealing the Ohio Vote,” Freepress.org]. Every people dedicated to a higher purpose. Ed Asner, Abbie Hoffman, Tom
dirty trick we predicted Bush would do, he did, under Karl Rove’s Hayden—they are larger than life, and I was lucky enough to know
direction. them. I’m very glad I took Ed to that event.
What’s the difference between That gathering discussed the Paci-
“
your claims of electoral theft and fica network’s situation—what
the Trumpsters’ “Stop the Steal” reforms does New Day Pacifica
movement?
Because we had actual hard evi-
NOBODY want?
They want a workable structure.
dence. They had no evidence. In the SHOULD BE Pacifica’s current structure is not
election protection movement that
started in 2000, with the reporting
HUNGRY, capable of managing a radio net-
work. New Day has offered an al-
of Greg Palast, our main objective
was to switch from electronic vot-
HOMELESS, ternative governing structure. A
majority of listeners and staff at the
ing machines—which we showed UNEDUCATED, three major stations voted to change
are not secure—to paper ballots. We
largely won that—over 80% of the
AND WE HAVE the bylaws, but a loophole was
found, and the people at Pacifica
ballots in 2020 were hand-marked,
hand-counted paper ballots. Had
MORE THAN with their hands on the levers are
refusing to let go. What we need is
that not been the case, we would ENOUGH a popular public grassroots move-
not have had the hard evidence that
RESOURCES TO ment to take back these stations.
”
Biden won. Had the 2020 election
been conducted on electronic vot-
ing machines—as in 2004—Trump
MAKE THAT What else are you working on?
I’m writing my definitive history of
would be in the White House today, HAPPEN. America, The People’s Spiral of U.S.
and you and I would be in jail. History, to be published January
2022. It defines our historical pro-
What’s The First National Justice Coalition Roundtable—for a gression in terms of six cycles, which become a spiral. One of the key
Unified Progressive Movement? foundations is that our country really was built on the laws of the in-
We have nothing to do with the Democratic Party. They are com- digenous. Whites have been here 500 years—but the indigenous
pletely useless. We’re talking to the leaders of multiracial, nitty-gritty, 10,000 to 20,000 years. When Europeans came here, they confronted
grassroots movements. It’s an informational forum and network— the most advanced democracy in world history, the Iroquois Confeder-
a progressive action coalition to unify progressive organizations for acy in Upstate New York. That shaped the thinking of Benjamin Franklin,
multi-issues on the Left: environment, homelessness, poverty, social Thomas Paine, George Washington and other white founders. Almost
justice, voting rights, women’s rights, LGBTQ rights, D.C. statehood. all North American tribes were matriarchal. We cannot overestimate
[United Farm Workers cofounder] Dolores Huerta and former Florida the impact of the indigenous culture on American history. The fate of
congressman Alan Grayson have participated. the Earth now depends on the Millennial and Zoomer generations, who
have to completely reform this country, and women must take over.
What is a progressive today?
It means to be somewhere between Eugene V. Debs’ Socialist Party For more on the indefatigable Harvey Wasserman and the noble
and Senator Robert La Follette’s Progressive Party. Today it means causes he promotes, watch the documentary Under the Ground: The
to favor green energy, human rights, liberty, the Bill of Rights. Story of Liberation News Service, log on to Solartopia.org and elec-
tionprotection2024.org, and make sure to read his new book, The
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JANUARY 2022 HARDCORE SINCE ’74

128 CASSIDY & MELODY

28 BE THE CHANGE: XXX STARS GIVE ONSCREEN AND OFF

46 JACQ OF ALL TRADES

106 6K DEEP OIL MASSAGE

9 BRAD FRIEDMAN 13 BITS & PIECES 98 BEAVER HUNT

72 HUSTLER HUMOR 136 COMING SOON

Larry Flynt Editor and Publisher

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The publisher maintains the records relating to images

THE TERRIBLE WASTE

I t’s grotesquely fitting that a failed presidency, inau-

fastest pianist alive, able to play 19 notes per second with

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PHOTO BY WORLD HISTORY ARCHIVE/ALAMY

“I can see why your urge to masturbate

THE FUTURE OF STRIP CLUBS

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Sadly, there is a stigma that sometimes accompanies

Do you have any suggestions for adult industry workers

Any words of encouragement for those reading who don’t

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I sometimes worry about donations being used for the pur-

Do you have any ideas or thoughts on how we can engage

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When did your current passion begin?

RYAN TAYLOR, PERFORMER

HUSTLER I saw on your Twitter that you are currently raising

Have you always been active in volunteering, or did something re-

HUSTLER: When did your passion for an-

What has been your most memorable ex-

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HUSTLER: So what’s on your to-do list for today?

Is it surreal seeing this all come together?

Human contact is indeed a luxury these days. But what an oppor-

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HUSTLER: Tell us about your personal background.

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There were some great slogans in the ’60s

Tell us about your long-standing opposi-

IRONY IS, THE a hill in rural Massachusetts. What are we going

WARMING IS known to the rock ’n’ roll community. In 1978

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What’s the difference between That gathering discussed the Paci-

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EXOTICS SCARLIT SCANDAL

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Ah, erotic games—who doesn’t love them? Pin

HV1633 HV3097 HVC618 HV3029

8484 WILSHIRE BLVD., SUITE 900, BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211

“My sexual fantasies are to

“One of my fantasies is a big

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