23rd October 2016
Penny Antine: From Writer to Photographer
A selection of her candid photographs taken on the sets of adult films – featuring Seka, Ginger Lynn, Ron Sullivan and more.
16th October 2016
Raven Touchstone (and Paul Thomas): A Writer’s Tale – Podcast 64
Raven Touchstone wrote many of the biggest adult films of the 1980s and 90s. Who is she?
9th October 2016
Adult Film Locations 8: Debbie Does Dallas (1978)
We re-visit the locations of the famed adult film – and the publicity caused by the film by Pratt Institute and the Dallas Cowboys.
2nd October 2016
‘The Defiance of Good’ (1975): The Untold Story of a Cult Favorite
We look at the strange back-story of one of the more notable adult films made in New York in the 1970s.
25th September 2016
Roy Stuart: From New York to Paris
Today Roy Stuart is a renowned high-art erotic photographer and filmmaker. But he started out in New York’s adult film scene in the 1970s.
18th September 2016
Terri Hall: The Artist’s Muse
Terri Hall was close friends with the New York artist Sir Alex Schloss. We feature photos of her taken by Alex in the early 1970s.
11th September 2016
Tiffany Clark: No Simple Yes or No – Podcast 63
Tiffany Clark remembers her remarkable life – in and out of the 1980s New York adult film scene.
4th September 2016
High Rise (1973): The Untold Story – Andy Warhol, the District Attorney, and the Soap Star
Danny Stone, Jamie Gillis and Harry Reems reveal the true story.
28th August 2016
Adult Film Locations 7: ‘Boys In The Sand’ (1971)
We visit the location of the pioneering gay adult film ‘Boys In The Sand’ (1971) – a stunning home on Fire Island.
21st August 2016
Tina Russell: Searching for the Lost Girl of Porn – Podcast 62
The story of Tina Russell, the first porn star. Who was she, and whatever happened to her?
14th August 2016
Tina Russell: The First ‘Porno Star’ – Scrapbook of an Actress
Previously unpublished photos from private collections documenting the life of Tina Russell.
7th August 2016
Women Against Pornography
As pornography gained greater exposure in the 1970s, the anti-pornography movement, Women Against Pornography (WAP), emerged as a key opposition group.
