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Question 1

We’re glad you could sit down with us. Before we revisit your past podcast appearance, I’d love to hear more about your bigger story. How did you get started creating content, what do you focus on today, and how has your work evolved over time? When you think about your journey so far, what stands out the most?

Response 1 - Use a conversational tone, as though we are sitting and having a conversation.

I got into content creation through the adult industry back in 2018, and like a lot of people, COVID completely changed everything. My audience exploded, but over the years my content has evolved because I’ve evolved.

Today, I still model and create content, but I’m much more passionate about talking about relationships, intimacy, self-awareness, and personal growth. I’ve lived a lot of lives: a stripper, an escort, a wife, a mom of three, a business owner, a massage therapist, and now a relationship coach…and every chapter has given me a different perspective that I get to share.

Looking back, the thing that stands out the most isn’t the magazine covers, podcasts, or millions of views. It’s that I’ve always lived life on my own fucking terms. I’ve never followed the script or lived to make other people comfortable. Every crazy decision, every career change, every risk…it was because I wanted it. I genuinely wake up excited about my life because I’m building it for me, not for someone else’s expectations. I think that freedom shines through everything I create, and people can feel that authenticity.

Question 2

Your podcast episode just dropped, and there’s a lot of buzz around it. Can you tell us which show you were on, who the hosts were, and what the main focus of the conversation ended up being? I’m also curious how the whole thing came together in the first place—was this something you pitched, or did they reach out to you?

Response 2 - Use a conversational tone, as though we are sitting and having a conversation.

Question 3

Before listeners get to hear the episode, can you give us a sense of what the recording experience was like? Was it in person, remote, or tied to an event, and what kind of energy did that create? How did that environment shape the conversation?

Response 3 - Use a conversational tone, as though we are sitting and having a conversation.

The podcast was filmed in person, and what surprised me the most was the energy before the cameras even started rolling. A lot of the girls seemed genuinely nervous, which makes sense—it’s a high-pressure environment, and once those cameras are on, there’s really no hiding.

Ironically, I wasn’t nervous at all. 😂 I was genuinely excited. I love being challenged, and I walked in ready for whatever conversation came my way.

Brian actually seemed more stressed than anyone. You could tell he had a million things happening at once—coordinating the production, getting everyone settled, making sure the show was ready to go. He came across a little anxious and a little annoyed at times, but honestly, I don’t blame him. There’s a lot happening behind the scenes that people never see.

Once the cameras started rolling, though, everything calmed down a little. The pressure slowly dissipated, everyone settled into their personalities, and it became exactly what I enjoy most….a room full of people with different opinions who weren’t afraid to challenge each other. That’s where I thrive.

Question 4

Going into the episode, did you have a clear idea of what you wanted to say, or did you mostly let the conversation take its own path? Now that it’s out, is there anything you wish you’d explained differently, gone deeper on, or maybe even left out?

Response 4 - Use a conversational tone, as though we are sitting and having a conversation.

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Now that this episode is out, how do you see podcast appearances and press fitting into your bigger picture? How do these moments help shape your personal brand, and where do you realistically see yourself heading over the next five years?

Question 5

Response 5 - Use a conversational tone, as though we are sitting and having a conversation.

I definitely see more podcasts in my future because I genuinely love them. Social media gives people little snippets of who you are, but podcasts give people the opportunity to actually get to know you. They get to hear your thought process, your humor, your personality, and the reasons behind your opinions instead of judging a 30-second clip.

I think that’s where I connect with people the most. I love having real conversations, challenging ideas, and making people think….even if they don’t agree with me. Those conversations build a much deeper connection than any Instagram Reel ever could.

As for the next five years…I’d love to be sitting on the other side of the microphone with my own podcast. I think I’ve lived enough lives, met enough people, and experienced enough crazy shit that I could have conversations with just about anyone. That’s ultimately what I want to do….bring on interesting people, challenge perspectives, make people laugh, and hopefully leave them thinking a little differently when they walk away than when they sat down.

Question 6

This has been a really fun conversation. Before your episode goes live, where should people look for it, and how can fans and readers follow along with what you’re building in the meantime?

Response 6 - Use a conversational tone, as though we are sitting and having a conversation.

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