In this episode of the When We're Not Hustling podcast, host Jessie Sage welcomes Ms. Faith Rae, a Canadian sex worker and multidisciplinary artist. The conversation explores Faith's life outside her work persona, delving into her passions for sustainability and art. Faith shares her unique craft of creating art with ethically sourced animal bones, a practice that connects her with nature and offers a sense of healing and honoring life cycles. Her dedication to sustainability extends to her lifestyle choices, including plans to build a homestead with permaculture principles. Throughout the discussion, Faith reflects on how these practices have reshaped her relationship with life and death, and how they align with her broader commitment to environmental care. The episode is a deep dive into the personal philosophies and creative endeavors that define Faith Rae beyond her professional identity.

In this Episode:

00:02:40 Introduction to the guest, Faith Rae, a Canadian multidisciplinary artist and sex worker.
00:03:10 Faith Rae discusses her art with bones and her interests in sustainability.
00:06:03 Discussion on ADHD and creative processes.
00:10:54 Faith Rae talks about her connection to nature and how it influences her art.
00:13:28 Discussion on how working with bones has changed her relationship with death.
00:19:49 Faith Rae talks about her interest in sustainability and thrifting.
00:31:19 Faith Rae discusses her plans to move and her vision for a sustainable homestead.
00:43:12 Discussion on permaculture and sustainable farming practices.
00:52:24 Faith Rae shares her excitement for the future and her personal journey.
00:53:01 Closing remarks and where to find Faith Rae's work.

Guest:

Faith Rae is a Canadian sex worker of over twelve years, whose career is rooted in Femdom content creation and online sessions. When she's not making men cry for money, she can be found hiking with her dog, making art out of ethically sourced animal remains, or learning new ways to incorporate sustainability and eco-consciousness into her day-to-day life.

Bluesky: missfaithrae.bsky.social

Website: missfaithrae.com

Reccomendations:

Books:

Children of Time, by Adrian Tchaikovsky

Music:

A Perfect Circle

Deftones

STARSET

The Rest:

Host: Jessie Sage

Producer: Emily Foster

Music: Benjamin J Benamati

Sponsor: Assembly Four

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In this episode of When We're Not Hustling, host Jessie Sage sits down with Steph Sia, a multidisciplinary artist and content creator from Vancouver, to discuss her diverse experiences in the adult industry. As a stripper, podcaster, and online content creator, Sia shares insights into balancing work and personal life while navigating the challenges and misconceptions surrounding sex work. The conversation also explores her unique YouTube channel, Sia Slurps, where she reviews instant noodles, highlighting her passion for creative expression beyond the industry. Throughout the episode, Sia emphasizes the importance of destigmatizing sex work and creating content that connects with mainstream audiences, fostering greater understanding and visibility.

In this Episode:

00:02:41 Introduction to guest Steph Sia, her background, and podcast "Stripped by Sia".
00:03:57 Overview of Steph Sia’s career in the adult space and her various roles.
00:05:01 Steph shares her travel plans to Hawaii and family life.
00:07:55 Conversation about Steph's multiple jobs and how she manages them.
00:12:24 Introduction and discussion of Steph’s noodle review channel "See a Slurps".
00:24:00 Discussion on managing work and personal life, including setting boundaries to prevent burnout.
00:32:01 Steph discusses her transition from feature dancing to focusing more on online work.
00:58:27 Conversation about the realities of working in the sex industry and the impact of COVID on new entrants.
01:01:35 Reflections on the connections and friendships formed within the industry.
01:02:23 Jessie and Steph talk about their current reading and music interests.
01:04:59 Steph shares where listeners can find her content online.
01:06:33 Closing remarks by Jessie Sage.

Guest:

Steph SIA (aka SIA) is a content creator, podcaster, dancer, and multidisciplinary artist based out of Vancouver, BC.

She has been in the adult space since 2013, starting out with in-person companionship, dancing professionally across clubs in Vancouver, fetish work and most recently, branching off into online work via paid subscription sites, camming and sexting.

Steph SIA shares a love for dancing and movement which lead her to her naturally gravitating toward a career in the strip industry.

Instagram: @strippedbysiapodcast

X: @strippedbysia

Bluesky: @strippedbysia

Website: siaoncamera.com

Reccomendations:

Books:

Thriving in Sex Work: Heartfelt Advice for Staying Sane in the Sex Industry, by Lola Divina

Music:

Thủy

The Rest:

Host: Jessie Sage

Producer: Emily Foster

Music: Benjamin J Benamati

Sponsor: Assembly Four

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In S3 E5 of When We're Not Hustling, Jessie Sage sits down with Jet Setting Jasmine, an award-winning adult film director, psychotherapist, and master fetish trainer, to discuss perimenopause, evolving identities, and the challenges of navigating life, family, and sex work with autonomy and care. They explore the impact of bodily changes, the importance of boundary-setting, and Jasmine’s unique approach to parenting and education through travel. This episode offers a candid look at embracing new phases of life with confidence, community, and self-acceptance.

In this Episode:

00:02:51 Introduction of guest Jet Setting Jasmine
00:03:47 Discussion on perimenopause and its impact on daily life.
00:06:33 Conversation about the symptoms and lack of awareness regarding perimenopause.
00:10:28 Exploration of mood changes and personality shifts during perimenopause.
00:14:37 Concerns about sex drive changes due to perimenopause and how it affects sex work.
00:19:23 Discussion on adaptability in sex work as one ages and changes.
00:26:51 The impact of perimenopause on relationships and personal life.
00:41:51 Changes in family dynamics and embracing new roles as children grow.
00:54:49 Traveling with children and accommodating their needs in new environments.
01:01:32 Closing thoughts on perimenopause, its broader impacts, and the importance of sharing experiences with others going through similar life stages.

Guest:

Jet Setting Jasmine is an award-winning adult film director, entertainer, and master fetish trainer. She is also a licensed psychotherapist and educator who uses her expertise in mental health to advocate for a more inclusive and ethically-sound adult entertainment industry. Challenging Conventional Approaches to Sex, Jasmine is the co-owner, along with partner King Noire, of Royal Fetish Films, a multi-channel adult-entertainment business that resists the discriminatory tropes common in the art of entertainment and the mainstream adult industry. The filmmakers at Royal Fetish Films combine love for artistic and sensual film, with the need for authentic sexual representation. The result is blazing-hot content that stimulates the audience to explore their sexual boundaries in an area free from stigma. Her work on the decolonization of sex and pornography, as well as her advocacy for sex-positive parenting, recently landed her on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show. She has also appeared in major publications such as Vice, Playboy, Forbes, Cosmopolitan, NPR, Essence, BBC, and Psychology Today.

Instagram:

X: @JetSetJasmine

Bluesky: @JetSettingJasmine.bsky.social

XXX Content: RoyalFetishXXX.com

Website: jetsettingjasmine.com

The Rest:

Host: Jessie Sage

Producer: Emily Foster

Music: Benjamin J Benamati

Sponsor: Assembly Four

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When We’re Not Hustling is a 501(c)(3) non-profit project of the Social Good Fund.

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