S1 Ep6: Joana Nastari

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09/16/19 • 52 min

This week Sara talks to Joana Nastari about the rights of workers under capitalism, the role of art and the similarities between comedy and stripping.
As always, thank you so much for listening, here is more about my brilliant guest this week, Joana Nastari:
Joana Nastari is a Brazilian-British actor, poet, writer and community organiser. Creator of multi-award winning theatre show “Fuck You Pay Me” a Love letter to strippers. Co-organiser of Big Queer Latin Disco Brazilian Wax, Oval House Associate Artist & Stripper of the Year 2018. Keep your eyes peeled for Brazilian Wax parties and Fuck You Pay Me tour later in the year, follow here:
🍌 @joananastari 🍌 @fypm.show
More information about the UVW union:
🍌 www.uvwunion.org.uk
🍌 More about Femen here
🍌 My book Sex Power Money is out now in hardback / audiobook / ebook

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S1 Ep5: Anna Arrowsmith

This week Sara's guest is Anna Arrowsmith, they discuss Anna's writing and career, feminism and the UK's laws around porn.
Dr Anna Arrowsmith is the author of Rethinking Misogyny: Men's Perceptions of Female Power in Dating Relationships. Formerly, she was the UK's first female porn director, Anna Span since 1998 and continues to be an advocate for those working in the various sex industries worldwide.
You can find out more about her at her websites: 🍌 Anna's blog: www.annaarrowsmith.com 🍌 Her film website: www.annaspanfilms.com
🍌 And her sex industry information site: www.weconsent.org
🍌 My book Sex Power Money is out now in hardback / audiobook / ebook

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S1 Ep7: Niki & Laura: English Collective of Prostitutes

This week Sara speaks to Niki and Laura from the English Collective of Prostitutes, which campaigns for decriminalisation of sex work, about politicians, the police, and the current laws affecting sex work around the world.
Niki Adams and Laura Watson are spokeswomen for the English Collective of Prostitutes, a national organisation of sex workers working both on the streets and indoors which campaigns for decriminalisation and safety. They oppose austerity cuts and fight for housing and other survival resources so that women can leave prostitution if and when they want and highlight the fact that most sex workers are mothers trying to do the best for their family. The ECP provides daily support to sex workers and has won important legal precedents including cases which have helped establish sex workers’ right to the protection of the law against rape and other violence. They are frequently called on to provide expert testimony to politicians, the media, and others on decriminalisation and the impact of current laws and policies.
🍌Find out more about the ECP here prostitutescollective.net
🍌And follow them on Twitter at @ProstitutesColl

My book Sex Power Money is out now in hardback / audiobook / ebook