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so my guest today is a multi award winning trans
performer with over two hundred scenes under her belt, fresh
off of a major XMA win and currently nominated across
multiple categories at the trans Erotica Awards in I think
two weeks. But behind the accolades is somebody who's entered
the industry young, learned fast, and built a career through skill, resilience,
and range. Today we're talking growth, craft, chaos on set,
and what it actually takes to last. Welcome the beautiful
Jade Venus to the show. Hi, Hi Jade, I'm very
excited to have you here.
Speaker 2: I'm excited for you to have me.
Speaker 1: Every time I've had the opportunity to interview you on
the Red Carpet, You've always been not only like one
of the most stunning creatures on the carpet. Oh, I
won't stop. You're going to get so many compliments today.
You're not gonna be able to fit your head out
of the door. All right, I'll take it. But you're
also like really funny. You know, You've got a great
sense of humor, and I always really enjoy interviewing you.
You're usually with Ariel, who of course, wow, we're bad. Answer.
Speaker 2: We like to bounce off each other. Yes, it's real
crazy stock I know.
Speaker 1: Which is great. We love that. But I was like,
I got to give her her own hour. I get
to sit down with just Jade, get her to myself today. Ariel, Sorry,
you can have her back after this. So I'm excited
to have you here. So I guess let's start from
the beginning, as we often do here on the show.
You're originally from Montana, So what was your life like
before the industry and how different is it now?
Speaker 2: Oh, it's just dreadful. I don't know. If you've ever
been to Montana, oh god, don't unless you want to
go in like the summer and do like a little
camping moment in Glacier. It's fab But yeah, I grew
up in like a really small town called Malta. Montana
is just full of hicks, real crazy stuff. And I
moved out of there and went to Missoula at like
twelve or something.
Speaker 1: That's like the cool place in Montana.
Speaker 2: Yes, Missoula is like the hippy area. It's the little
little blue dot if you will. We had like three
high schools there. The high school I went to it
was called Hellgate. Wait for real, Hellgate. It was the
artsy one that all the gays went too. Okay, but yeah,
it was it was whatever, a lot of bullying. I
came out as trans. Came out as trans at twelve,
so Montana wasn't used to that. It was kind of
a lot for them. But yeah, I had a trans
friend growing up, and also my friend Tori Easton, we
grew up together, came out at the same time. We're
both She's not from Montana, but she moved there. Oh god,
I don't know.
Speaker 1: When.
Speaker 2: But we met in middle school and yeah, if I
didn't have her, girl, I would have been fucked. Montana
was tough, but yeah, the moment I turned eighteen, I
fled to San Luis Obispo first, and then La.
Speaker 1: Why is San Luis Obispo? Did you go to college
out there?
Speaker 2: No? So, I had this like crazy abusive ex boyfriend
in Montana and he did some crazy things, got arrested,
tried to kill me. Whatever, You're like, whatever, It's fine.
He got what he deserved. He's still in prison. Wonderful.
But yeah, I was really wanting to move to California
and I was talking to this client on seeking a ring.
Oh yeah, me too, girl, that's what paid my bills
in high school. Yeah, I was talking to this client
and he offered to like move me there and live
his live in horror for a little bit, if you will.
So yeah, I went and stayed with him for like
three months, and then I, uh, there were some disagreements,
if you will. So yeah, I got my own apartment.
Speaker 1: Were you scared to move on?
Speaker 2: Oh no, No, he was very docile. He was just
a very sweet man. Oh god, But yeah, I moved
into college housing over there. Cal Poly, so I like
hung out with the college kids and like worked at
Apracrompie and like pretended I did college, and then COVID happened,
so it was just fun. Girl. There was this nude
beach down there called Pirate's Cove. I don't know if
you've heard of that. We'd go down there and get
wasted on some what are they called alcohol? Seltzer? Oh,
like white a white CLOTHA is my time? I tried
to zema.
Speaker 1: Zemo was the drink like back when I was in college,
which was a long time ago.
Speaker 2: I'll have to do a little research.
Speaker 1: I don't even know if they sell it anymore.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'll find it, Okay.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, Zema. I think Zema was our version of
white claw back in the day.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't partake in the Devil's liquid anymore, but
it's fun to sample here and there.
Speaker 1: Okay. So you said it was rough growing up in
Montana and you came out at trans at twelve, Like
what did that look like? Did you talk to your
parents first or like? How did that go?
Speaker 2: My dad was never around, so he wouldn't have liked it,
but who cares? But my mom was so supportive very
She kind of figured when I came out. She's like, oh,
this because I came out as gay for like literally
two months, and then I found out what trans was
online and she's like, yeah, this makes more sense. So
she's a fun biker lady, so she thought it was cool.
Getting hormones was a bitch though, Like I came out
at twelve, didn't get hormones for like a year because
insurance wouldn't cover it and we didn't make the most money.
So yeah, Montana was a little strict, but the hormones,
and I hear they're not giving hormones to children anymore
in certain states.
Speaker 1: Yeah I lucked out, I guess. Yeah. I mean there's
a lot of controversy around that. Obviously, clearly you felt
it was the right choice for you.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 1: Was there ever a moment where you weren't sure or
you doubted it. You just knew absolutely.
Speaker 2: I can't speak for anyone else, but girl, I came
out of the womb cross dressing. I was like four
in my I'd asked my grandma for dresses and stuff.
Loved my grandma, she was fabulous. But yeah, girl, I knew, Yeah,
you couldn't tell me nothing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it wasn't like a phase is some people
like said is for people any.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the therapy was like really extensive, took a
year to get hormones, so like, yeah, I can't I
once again, I can't speak for anyone else, but it
was the best decision for me, right, I probably wouldn't
be here now if I couldn't come out around that time.
Speaker 1: And being able to transition early was probably helpful in
the tree transition, right, because like if you wait until later,
it's harder to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's good to like stop the puberty at a
young age, right, you want to be right, a dapper
young lady, I guess.
Speaker 1: So were there any things that were like that you
weren't expecting that were just like physically difficult?
Speaker 2: No, not really, Oh, I mean I guess like you
get tired and you lose all your muscle mass. But
I was kind of hoping for that. Yeah, yeah, I
don't know, I guess I was. I still was like
younger on, so I didn't really which physical to begin with. Yeah,
so yeah, I didn't notice too many changes other than
like the skin softening and stuff.
Speaker 1: So yeah, right, right, nothing bad looking back, do you
feel like you had to grow up faster than most
people your age.
Speaker 2: God, I'm almost kind of a mess back in the day.
She's all good now, but you know, we had it
a little tough. So she went off and did her
own thing. And when I was like sixteen, I had
like the place to myself, and I was getting my
dad's like death money to pay for the run, so
that was fine. But yeah, I had like my besties
move in with me and it was cute. So I
had to grow up very fast, but I I did
with it what I could and it was very fun. Yeah.
Speaker 1: How do you think that that childhood like shapes who
you are today? Like what are some of the traits
that you have? You think like you can actually maybe
thank for a harder childhood.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm more resilient for sure, very adaptable, if you will.
I've been through some shit. Not very trusting, but that's
all right, We'll get there.
Speaker 1: That's like one of those things that I kind of
think about, you know, as a mom now, it's like
I want to protect my daughter from everything, yea, and
I want to make sure she has this like really wonderful,
like easy childhood. But then you know, of course there's
things that happen, as with all kids, they have to
deal with conflict, appointment or whatever. And I have to
remind myself, like these hard things that you go through
when you're younger, like set you up to be stronger.
I can't like protect her from the world, right, and
then she goes out in the world as an adult
and she's like fully and prepared for it, and you know,
it gets taken advantage of and stuff like that. It's
a hard line to walk.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's tricky, but yeah, my life, you're the best
she could. She did great. I will say all my
siblings are doing great. They're fine.
Speaker 1: So are you still close to your family?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, I talked to my mom. She lives in
Texas with my brother, and then my sister and other
brother are still in Montana. They're all doing good. My
sister has two d two children, a girl.
Speaker 1: And employ So yeah, do you like being an auntie?
Speaker 2: Well, when I get to see them, they don't visit me,
they don't come over to LA, but my sister brings
them ow to Vegas sometime and I'll go and see them. Yeah,
it's fun.
Speaker 1: You've been in the industry now for over four years.
Does it feel does it not feel like that?
Speaker 2: Feels like ten? But yeah, it also I feel like
I've been doing this forever, but also like I'm still new.
It's very weird. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, four years is a long time, but then like
in the age of the industry, I guess, I mean,
I've been in for twenty seven years. Oh my god.
So it's like, you know, you think about God, I mean,
that's forever, but I mean it's it's long enough to
have You're not a newbie by any means anymore. I guess.
You know, before we go into like specifically questions about
like your the progression of your career, how did you
get into sex work in the first place.
Speaker 2: Well, well, I started sex work pretty young. That's how
I like, uh, you know, got extra coin to like
live comfortably growing up. So I was I was always
doing that, and then when I eventually moved to I was, well,
I was always seeing the clients on seeking arrangements right,
like flying me out right, and half the time they
wouldn't even pay me. It would just be like a
free trip and go. They'd show me around whatever bucking
city they wanted to fly me too. I went to
Milwaukee Ones. It was dreadful. Oh god, it was rainy
and depressing, but I wanted a free trip.
Speaker 1: So and were you did you know that you were
going into it getting a free trip, And was that
okay with you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you were young.
Speaker 2: I was like, yeah, I was young.
Speaker 1: I'll take what I can get.
Speaker 2: But yeah, when I turned eighteen and moved to San
Luis Obispo, I started working at an Abercrombie. So fun.
Loved that job.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I Abercrombie is always really good looking.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well it was very fun because of that, and
we the store I worked at, in particular, we got
encouraged to be kind of bitchy, like really yeah, they
didn't really care, like I'd be on my phone. I
was still very respectful, but we just got to like
look pretty. And at County it was fun. But yeah,
so I was. I was working at the Abercrombie and
then I was just webcamming to make extra money because
I have expensive taste. Yeah, so yeah, and it just
kind of kicked off from there. I started webcamming and
like three months later, the fans are telling us to
contact Grooby. I'm telling me to contact Grooby. So I
reached out to them, did my first scene, and I
was like, all right, well, I guess that's what we're doing.
I kept well. I shot with Chris Epic, I think
he was my first one, and then he recommended me
to Tom Moore over at Trans Angels and Jim Powers
at Devil's Film, and yeah, I just kind of kicked
off really quickly.
Speaker 1: How was camming like for you at the beginning.
Speaker 2: Oh, dreadful. I'm not a cam girl. I don't know.
I get very bitchy when I'm being asked to do
too many things. Yeah, and the fans are where yah. Yeah,
it was fine though. Well, I would go in there
with a goal. I'd sit on there. I'd want to
make a thousand a day, so I'd sit on there
until I made that thousand, and that could be like
two hours or eight hours.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: That's where I went wrong with it. I burnt myself
out too quick. Yeah, but I always made that thousand.
Speaker 1: Were gonna stick it out?
Speaker 2: Yeah. And then I got into porn. I'm like, oh,
this is much more fun work and getting paid more so.
Speaker 1: Well so the first scene that was with Groovy Yeah,
and who was it with? I believe my first scene
was Chris Epic. Okay, yeah, Chris, I don't I don't
know him. How was it like walk us through? Like
what the scene was like? Were you nervous showing up?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I didn't know what you expect. Groovy's just
so amazing though, like the all of their people, and
they had this pa there Nikki at the time, and
she was just so fab I don't know. They were
very welcoming and so warm, and I'm so glad I
started with Groovy because everyone's great, but like some of
the bigger sets would have stressed me out. Girl, Yeah,
and the directors yell at each other and shit like, girl,
I could not have done that the first time. Groovy
was so chill. Everyone was so nice, very respectful. We'd
got dinner after Oh so yeah, it was a great day. Okay,
I'd fun very easy.
Speaker 1: And then did you like how did the scene itself go?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Really good.
Speaker 2: I learned I was a natural Okay, so I didn't
top yet he just topped me.
Speaker 1: So yeah, that's what I was gonna ask.
Speaker 2: He's a big, big girl.
Speaker 1: Were you scared?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I'm not a size queen, that's for sure,
But you know how to use it. It was very fun.
It gave me like energy, I don't know, it was
very exciting. I'm like, this is cool.
Speaker 1: So you did that scene and you're like, Okay, this
is this is what I wanted to know. There was
no like second thoughts now and then did you actually
think like, Okay, this is going to be my career
or were you just like doing scenes and making money,
Like did you have any like long term plans in
place at the time.
Speaker 2: I was just doing it. Yeah, I was just kind
of doing it. And then after a few scenes I
kind of realized, uh no. It was after the first
tease when I won some awards for it my first year,
I was like, Okay, I guess this can be a career. Look,
I'm pretty good at this.
Speaker 1: So that was the moment when you realize that you
could really do it? Was when you won the award.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'd say, because I won like three my first
year at the tees, I won like a solo model,
gender ex Performer of the Year, I believe gender X
Model over the Year, Okay, and then like one for
a scene, and I'm like I went through my first
year and I was just kind of blown away by that.
So I was like, this is pretty cool.
Speaker 1: So for those of you who don't know that, that's
the trans Erotica Awards, which we mentioned earlier.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they give us little crystals. They're very pretty.
Speaker 1: So speaking of you're currently up for six te nominations
this year, I haven't even checked. Well, according to your publicist,
and I'm going to assume that she knows, how do
these nominations feel now compared to earlier in your career?
Speaker 2: Oh so good. It's so nice to continue being recognized,
especially because I, like, you know, I took some time
off over the years for personal reasons, and just recently
I had my rips cracked. We can get into that, like,
it's just good to be recogniz it's still after four
of almost five years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so you got your ribs cracked? Was that on purpose?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, so you got them. You got some like where
they take some out and.
Speaker 2: Know everyone, all my fans think I had my ribs removed.
I did not. They're still inside me. But I took
the last four months off because in September I had
them surgically fractured. Okay, So he like goes in with
like a what do they call it? An ultrasound. Yeah,
he did a little ultrasound thing and he fractured fourteen
of them, and then you were a nice courset for
three months and heels in that shape.
Speaker 1: How was that recovery best?
Speaker 2: Oh? Well, they recovery was terrible, but it looks good.
I'm all healed now. But I couldn't work for four months.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was worried that was going to affect like nominations
and stuff, but it was fine.
Speaker 1: Were you worried that like people would like forget about
you quote unquote?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I had that fear before I took some
time off a couple of years ago for other reasons. Yeah, so,
and then they didn't really forget that work good.
Speaker 1: It's hard to do that, right, Like, sometimes I think
it's important for us to take breaks for personal reasons
or whatever, but it's hard. I can imagine, Like for you,
you're on such a great trajectory. Everybody wants to shoot you.
You're busy, and like it can be difficult to say
no because.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the first couple of years were crazy. I was
working so much. It was like four or five scenes
a month, which is like a lot for trans How
do you mean, I don't know. I just I was
just getting booked so much. Like nowadays, I only get
booked like once or twice a month, which is fine now,
thank you.
Speaker 1: Oh you're saying because there's not as many like transfer
directors and fan scenes available.
Speaker 2: There was one month I worked. I did like eight
scenes that month. In my first two years, everyone wanted
to shoot me. It was so fun. But yeah, I
was on a great trajectory but kind of fell off
the horse.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's a guy. But I mean you have like
your own personal content platforms.
Speaker 2: I oh yeah, I love the only fans. I'm always
on their chat.
Speaker 1: So does that make you feel like more secure in
your career to know that because like that, you know,
before you used to not be an option.
Speaker 2: Oh girl, I don't know how they did it. I
don't know how they made their money. Girl. Yeah, OnlyFans
is how I pay the bill.
Speaker 1: So let's go back to the awards because you recently
want an XMA for best sex Scene. Yes, right, so
trans for trans orgy.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: What was it like being such part of such a
large high profiles?
Speaker 2: Oh? So good. It's just powers, you know.
Speaker 1: And who we love. We had him on this podcast.
I never met him before to watch that. It's so good. Yeah,
if you haven't seen it, go watch it. It's one
of my favorite episodes. I will say that we had.
Speaker 2: To Oh I could match.
Speaker 1: If you're watching this on YouTube, we had to cut
a lot out watches back there going cut. We had
to cut so much out because YouTube gets mad at
me if I anything to explicit. But if you're a
member of my Patreon, you can watch the full episode
or if you listen to like it on your on
any podcast network like Spotify, Apple podcasts, like, the audio
is full, but the public version on YouTube is trimmed.
Speaker 2: Oh I'm going to find that girl. That man has
some crazy story, crazy stories.
Speaker 1: I can send you the link, or like I said,
do listen to podcasts.
Speaker 2: Not really, but I'd listened to that one.
Speaker 1: Okay, So if you listen to it as opposed to
watch it on YouTube, you'll get the full fabulous it's
only on YouTube. We had to trim it because YouTube
has We'll find It'll well, it's a forty five minute
ride home. I'll listen to it's you want to listen
to the full version.
Speaker 2: I just loved him so much. He was like one
of my first ever directors. He just to me in
Ariel he's like our poorn uncle. He gives very good,
like crazy uncle vibes. Yeah, it's always so fun to
see him and work for him. So that scene was
a blast. All the cast was great. Oh my god,
he was so good with the casting. We had. We
had we had Toy, we had Casey K, Chloe K. Yeah,
it was just it was just a good cast.
Speaker 1: Tell me about the scene itself, like, what was the theme.
Speaker 2: It was like a house party because normally every year
gender X does the transpool party orgy, and I've done
two of those. I think they've both of them won
something at some point, so it's always a big deal
to be a part of the gender X orgy every year,
and this was the one for that year, and it
was so fun. It was like house party. I remember.
Oh yeah, each of us were dating each me. Each
of us had a male talent, so we all came
with dates and then it just turned into an orgy.
Speaker 1: That scene apparently became one of the most viewed trans
scenes of the year. Really, yeah, did you feel like
when it came out did you get a lot of
feedback on it right away? Oh?
Speaker 2: No, I'm not sure. Honestly, I'm so bad when it
comes to keeping up with releases.
Speaker 1: You just do it. You're in the moment, like once
it comes out.
Speaker 2: I don't even know when it came out, forgive me,
you know.
Speaker 1: I mean it's funny. Actually my mom was like that
a lot. Like I'm the kind of person who's always
looking at like what it was afterwards, Like I'm always
looking at the final product and the response and stuff.
But my mom was always somebody who shot, and she's
like in the moment, right, Like loved working in the moment,
shooting in the moment, and then afterwards she didn't even
edit it. She didn't even look at it, like she
didn't care, you know. Was always like how that in
the moment.
Speaker 2: Like when it comes to awards season, like I feel
bitchy because like something will win and then I'll oh god,
it happened at the Tea Awards last year, one of
my scenes won and I went on stage and I
didn't know which one before because there are just so
many and I guess I have a bad memory. Yeah,
I forget things. I remember now. It was the trans
scene for trans Angels, Very good with Jane Calloway. It
was wonderful.
Speaker 1: Okay, So you're known for your topping and acting skills. Yes,
How intentional is that craft for you? Oh?
Speaker 2: I love topping on camera because I feel it. I
feel like I can be very statuesque with it. There's
lots of poses you can do. It's an art form
really because you have to be angled a certain way.
You always have to be open for the camera. You
have to make sure you're flipping your bottom around. So yeah,
it's a much different vibe than bottoming.
Speaker 1: And it kind of puts you more in like the
controlling part of the.
Speaker 2: And see, I'm very submissive, so when it comes to sex, right, well,
it's more like bottom top from the bottom, I guess.
But yeah, I don't know. I just prefer topping on
camera because I know my angle right right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but personally you're more submissive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, bottom interesting, But you don't have a problem like
doing either on camera? Oh no, never. Well, I still
top in my personal life, just not as often.
Speaker 1: So you've worked across a huge range of studios, gender X,
adult time, Grooby, kink browsers. What separates a good set
from a great one?
Speaker 2: Good food? Oh my god, you know what?
Speaker 1: I laugh? But honestly, like I am with you on that.
I think that that's such an important part and it's
something that gets overlooked a lot.
Speaker 2: That's very true. Good food and good good good crew,
good pas. I love a good pa. Oh my god,
they're always so nice. Oh and then the other little
ad and I'll say is good energy on set. Some sets,
you know that the people like to yellow at each other,
and I feel like that just puts a lot of
pressure and stress on the model, you know, like we're
there to perform and like fuck on camera and do
our job, and like when there's people screaming at each other,
like bad attitudes being thrown around, it like pulls you
out of that flow state and just mix the day,
drag on a little more, if you will. A few
times that's happened, we bitched a little and they've been
getting better about it.
Speaker 1: You to woo them into. Would you ever have any
interest in directing or anything like that.
Speaker 2: At this current juncture? Probably not. I don't know. I
I well, I was just on Aeriels The Naughty Nanny
and watching all the moving parts and like everything it
was really cool to watch, but like that's just a
little too much stress for me at the moment, but
I'm still rather young in the industry, so I got
got some time.
Speaker 1: I will say, like, because obviously, like I directed for years,
and it is a lot of work, and compared to
like mainstream sets, directors an adult generally have to wear
a lot of hats that you wouldn't otherwise, And so
it's like not just showing up and like directing the day,
it's like producing and getting the location and dealing with
the logistics and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: Say, I don't wear that many hats yet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but and it's also like I mean, to be honest,
it doesn't pay that well.
Speaker 2: Oh really, you know, Yeah, I didn't really hear about
the financial side of it because Ariel like basically funded
The Naughty Nanny herself. Yeah, so I didn't really hear
how that worked. I got a paycheck, I know that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But I mean, like, if you're shooting for other companies,
like a director's fees, not that it's not that high thriller,
you're usually you're almost never making more than the talent.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: And if you think about too, it's just you gotta
love it, like you really gotta love directing. Yeah for
it to make sense.
Speaker 2: Well, I really like how Aubrey Kate does it because
she is directing for Evil Angel. Yeah, and she booked
me for a scene that she directed, but she was
also in the scene. So it was her and I
with like three men dressed as g I Joe's and
she like directed it like as we were shooting it.
And I'm sure plenty of people do it or do that,
but I haven't really been in a scene myself or
like the director is also like the model, so that
that might be something I'd be interested in in the
future because I like to be in the movie. Yeah,
but yeah, I just think that's really cool. Maybe someday soon.
Speaker 1: Well, I will say that I know that Evil Angel
has done this with a lot of other directors. Obviously,
I don't know what Aubrey's deal is, but they do
something that's pretty uncommon with a lot of other brands,
where they do a deal that the director also gets
like part of the distribution, like back end right, so
they get like a I know that they did that
with Lisa Ann. I know they've done that with some
other people. Like I said, I don't know what they're
dealing with with Aubrey, but it wouldn't surprise me if
it was something like that and that, And I think
in those cases, first of all, you're probably more motivated
to make about absolutely scene, right because you get and.
Speaker 2: She makes good stuff. Yeah, Like I was really satisfied
with her with the art, the experience on se she
we had fun with that. It was so pretty. So yeah,
she puts our heart into it and I appreciate that, Yeah,
because not a lot of them do.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Okay, So, uh, Jade as a transperformer, how is
your experience in the industry evolved since you started?
Speaker 2: I wouldn't really call it a book the whole thing.
I don't know when I first started, uh, like about
a year and we started getting like really artsy, like
fun things like for Adult Time we did muses. It's
like a model of the month thing, and we got
to like design our own scenes and pick our scene
partners and like basically like kind of mini direct it.
And I love stuff like that, and I feel like
we stopped getting stuff like that, So maybe a devolve,
if you will. So that's why I really appreciate like
what Aerials Demure is doing. We had Gorgans and goddesses,
very artsy, very gorgeous, and then we just did the
Naughty Nanny. So I just love it. I love projects
like that that are like there's love put into it,
you know, And I feel like we haven't been getting
that as much lately anymore. But you know, the taste fluctuate,
so maybe we'll go back to that, who knows. I
just noticed the cyths side gets a lot of the
theatrical things, and we're transsexuals. We're very theatrical and we're
good at it. Yeah, so and it would be nice
to see more of that.
Speaker 1: And it's an enormously popular niche. Yeah, and it's only growing.
I think porn Hub's last review showed that, like, yeah,
the the searches for trans porn like is definitely on
the rest.
Speaker 2: Oh, they like ass. They don't want to admit it, honey,
but they love.
Speaker 1: Do you find that most of your audience's straight men?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well alliga with.
Speaker 1: Le Yeah, I was gonna say air quotes, straightment.
Speaker 2: Whatever they want to call it, but yeah, for the
most far.
Speaker 1: Do you think that the industry has changed overall and
how it treats and understands transperformers or do you think
that like it's still catching up.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's still catching up for sure, and it's I
wouldn't say it's anyone's fault in particular, but it's just
kind of how it's always been. I don't know, it's
a little tricky to answer that one.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, you know, I will say that I
was really impressed by the way that Ariel really spoke
up about how she felt about how, you know, the
transperformer categories were acknowledged at AVN.
Speaker 2: Oh. Yeah, av n's been been doing the last two
years and then and the boy did they girl, they
switched it up real quick, and I'm so appreciative. Good job.
Av X has has always been great that they love
the dolls we saw on the front road this year.
But yeah, I think there's definitely some growing to do
on on the trans side of porn. But you know,
it's only twenty twenty six. We got time.
Speaker 1: What do you think people outside the industry misunderstand the
most about like maybe transperformers specifically.
Speaker 2: That we are, oh god, just just horny over sexual
beings at all time. They just think we're we're just
so over eroticized. And I know that's porn and we're
so good at that. We love doing that on camera.
Like I get approached in public sometimes by people who
may recognize me or something, and they're vile. Sometimes they
come up to me or in messages and just say
the nastiest shit, or on me twitch streams they go
go on there and get vile and I'm like, I
need time and place. Do you see the dick in me? Honey? Now?
So let's cool it. They think we're just horny devians
all the time, and that's just not true. I'm tired.
I have cats to take care of, you know.
Speaker 1: So I kind of liken it to when I think
about boxers, right, Like boxers obviously love to fight. Like
boxers like they make a whole career out of it,
but that doesn't mean that they want to fight everybody
all the time, Like wow, would you but you know
what I mean, Like would you walk up to a
boxer and like punch them in the face and be
like let's go bro? You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that just as a whole though, for
like any performer, whether it's gay, straight, by trans, you know,
like how they do just that. The expos definitely shows
all of my fans for the most part, have been
respectful at the expos But I've heard like girls getting grabbed,
girls getting touched, and just like, no, you're not allowed
to do that unless they ask for it.
Speaker 1: Do you think that stems from maybe like a lack
of I mean, for lack of a better word, actually
sex education on the part of these people who kind
of take these advantages, like they don't understand the difference
between like they they've been so shaded from sex and
sexuality that anybody who exhibits it in a public way,
they just that's the only thing that drives them.
Speaker 2: I think that's just theirs for the grabbing. Yes, definitely.
Speaker 1: So you have had some onset mishaps, I assume like
anybody else. Oh god, what's one moment where everything completely
fell apart?
Speaker 2: Oh god, well I never chatted about this one. I
have one in mind.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: I was doing a scene a couple of years ago,
I'll be very vague, and this performer was blowing me
and it was fine. It was a hot scene, very
very themed. It was very themed scene, and the person
was blowing me and it was a tough morning. It
was a tough morning. So the staid person was having
a little party in the bathroom all morning. Will they
like to have a good time, right, And I don't mind.
Do do whatever you want to do on set, as
long as you can perform and do your joy.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And that was just a tough day. And they were
blowing me and like deep throating, and they vomited a
chocolate milkshake all over my dick. I know it was
a chocolate milkshake because it was chocolate. And it was
like one pm. So this person had a chocolate milkshake
earlier in the day in the morning. I don't know
why who drinks a chocolate milkshake to go do anal
I don't.
Speaker 1: Probably someone who's been having a party in the bathroom.
Speaker 2: Well, yes, and they threw up a chocolate milkshake and uh.
And we were at a small all her rooms, so
the whole room just sounds like vomit. And I was
very judicious. I I just went with it, let her,
let them blow me. And finally, after like two minutes
after the vomit came out, the director was like, all right,
so we're going to stop. And we did a quick
cleanup and got right back on the horse. But What
got me is the person didn't apologize. They were like, uh,
this is a they like this in legal Porto over
in Europe. I didn't.
Speaker 1: I don't see what the.
Speaker 2: Big deal is. And I'm like, that's not very nice,
so very a little traumatizing. But girl, we knocked it out.
After we cleaned up, we.
Speaker 1: Were fine, just roll with the punches.
Speaker 2: Oh so funny. In the moment, I thought it was
so funny. I wasn't offended by any meaning.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I mean legal Porno. I don't know
if you've ever seen that website. It's gnarly. They're so crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they've been wanting to book me, but I don't
have a passport and I'm not I'm not into urine
in particu.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, like, how hardcore are you?
Speaker 2: Oh? I wouldn't do some of those things. But they
do orgies or like gang bangs. I could have a
bunch of euro men, you know, Rono Turin on Reo problem,
but it's the the dirty or play. I would not
get into what do you like?
Speaker 1: Like, what kind of scenes do you like?
Speaker 2: Oh god, lately I've been like in bottoming a lot
for men just because you know a lot of the
medications we take the trimax to get hard, so for
me that's very painful. So like as of late, I've
been preferring to bottom because I don't have to shoot
my tacop right. Yeah, So I just did a scene
yesterday for Ricky Greenwood and I got Cliff Johnson and
he fox like a powerhouse. So it was a lovely time,
good attraction, good sex. But yeah, bottoming that's what I've
been into lately.
Speaker 1: So apparently there is a story about a skirt that
you order Avian. Does that true?
Speaker 2: Oh God, yes, that's so funny. So I wore the
gorgeous gown to avn. It was an agent provocateur, very
expensive corset with like the lingerie pieces underneath. It's very
showgirl and I needed a skirt for it. So Ariel
and I went down to the fashion district to find
a good fabric and we found this one gorgeous beaded fabric.
He could see it on my Instagram stunting stuff. It's
like this beaded red it looks like blood because the droplets,
and it was like five five, six hundred dollars for
like three yards. And this guy loves us in this
specific place in the fashion district. He loves the tea girls.
So we see what we could get away with. We
bring very seductive and we ended up giving him a
hand job. Me and Ariel took turns jerking off the
store guy for that six hundred dollars worth of fabric,
and we made my dress out of it. The best
hand job I've ever given. I felt so county I
had to wash my hand after, but it was so
worth it. That's such a great sty We gotta do
what we gotta do in this economy.
Speaker 1: Hey, you know what I got to hand it to you. Wow,
Obviously we're in your favor, very very true.
Speaker 2: We're very proud of that one. It's going in the archive.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. That's so great. So you also stream
and game as well? I do. Tell me a little
bit about that, Like, what are some of your favorite games?
Speaker 2: Oh god, well, I've been obsessed with Fortnate for like
eight years. I have been playing it off and on
for a very long time. It's so fun. They add
like celebrities to it. I wear Lady Gaga sometime, shoes
my girl. Yeah, it's so fun. All my friends play
a lot of a lot of the porn trans girls
play it, and then I've been big to overwatch lately.
That one's like a call of duty like shooter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how do you or do you do you personally
separate like an on camera persona from your everyday self
or is like is it all the same person?
Speaker 2: Oh God? I try to put myself into my roles,
and the directors know I play a really good bitch,
so I usually get typecasted, and then the roles where
I'm expected to be bitchy, I do so well. But
my uh, when you when you watch my streams, you
kind of see my real personality. I'm a little unhinged,
if you will, with some of my vernacular. So yeah,
I definitely I'm a little I try to be a
little more mysterious on camera because I don't think my
demeanor is always the most sexy.
Speaker 1: Speaking of like how do you manage like a work
life balance, Like how do you manage you know, being
the on camera jade venus and then like also taking
time for yourself to take care of yourself or is
that balance you're struggling with still I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty self indulgent with my knee time. I when
I'm not working, I'm usually hanging out with with the
friends or I'm an invert, so I need my my
knee time and I take it. So I think I've
got a good balance on And in fact, I think
I could work a little harder. If anything, I just
don't like leaving my house. I like to stay at
home with my cats. But yeah, I say the balance
is pretty good.
Speaker 1: You're doing better than I am, because man, that is
something I'm terrible. What's the biggest lesson that the porn
industry has taught you about yourself?
Speaker 2: Oh God, don't be so hard on yourself. Oh god,
you're your enough. You're doing great.
Speaker 1: And what about like online trolls like how do you
manage like criticism?
Speaker 2: Or we have fun? We have fun? Well so that
the interviews you posted of us, me and Ariel, those
comments are vile and me and Aria.
Speaker 1: See here's my thing. I don't read the comments.
Speaker 2: Oh we do.
Speaker 1: I do not ever read the comments. I have no
idea what it says. That's how I deal with it.
I just don't read them.
Speaker 2: No, we live for it, me and Ariel going there
and we like them. Like the mean ones comments and they
usually talked shit about our voices and shit that I
think it's funny. And then sometimes I'll go look at
some of my trailers on TikTok, kier Noir posted this
fun video of us from a scene we did a
couple of years ago, and those comments were so funny.
I like, if you're transphobic to me, if you're funny
about it, like, make me laugh, please. If you're gonna
be rude, make it silly, make it make it worth reading.
And there's creative ways to be transphobic A lot of me,
tell you, so, come on entertain me.
Speaker 1: How has your confidence changed since entering the industry?
Speaker 2: Oh a lot? Yeah, I mean I was I. I
had built up some confidence before porn, for sure, but
I wanted bottom surgery. I almost got bottom surgery at eighteen,
Like I from twelve to eighteen, I wanted a pussy,
you know, it was all I wanted. And then porn
really taught me how to embrace that part of me
and capitalize on it. You know, I mean, deep down
I still would like that of it, but yeah, portn
taught me to embrace it and make some coin off it. Yeah,
so I if I got bottom surgery. Now I wouldn't
be making as much money. I'd rather be comfortable than
not comfortable.
Speaker 1: If you will. It's like sometimes those different those things
that make us different, are also like what can make
us special and make us and make us like Yeah,
the money.
Speaker 2: I like being Allie. I love topping, and you can't
do that if you get bottom surgery. Yeah, I agree
definitely that.
Speaker 1: What does success look like to you at this stage
in your life? What does it mean to you?
Speaker 2: Just living comfortably? I didn't always live comfortably growing up,
so it's very important to me that I am. I
don't want to be rich by any mean, I just
want to be comfortable. Yeah, so that would be successful.
Maybe getting a nice little house at some point. Maybe
you start directing at some point too, or helping who knows,
but yeah, just a comfortable lifestyle.
Speaker 1: What are like your favorite things to indulge in?
Speaker 2: Oh god, video games, the Fortnite and clothes. Oh my god,
I have a wardrobe addiction.
Speaker 1: You ever thought about being a stylist? No, you only
want to address yourself. If you could give advice to
someone entering the industry, what would you tell them? What
are maybe some things you wish you had known before
you got in.
Speaker 2: Oh, God, don't do drugs. Don't do drugs, and be
careful who you associate with. My first year in the industry,
I met a certain character in question, and he opened
my world up to various types of drugs that I
never heard of. I used to have a ketemine addiction,
and that was in my first year. That was in
the prime of my career, when I was blowing up.
I got this k addiction. And I wouldn't have even
discovered this form of ketamine if I hadn't met this person.
Careful who you hang out with. It was a two
two year fight, and now I'm a year and a
half sober. Good, congratulations, thank you. But yeah, just stay
away from from the drugs. A little here and there
is fun, but just don't know, honey, it's not worth it.
It'll take you out. It almost derailed my career permanently.
Speaker 1: I'm seven years sober.
Speaker 2: Oh I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I had a serious alcohol Oh.
Speaker 2: Remember, Luckily I never liked the alcohol, so I don't drink.
My choice. It's the ketamine and cocaine. I stay away
from that now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I never got a chance to try ketymine before
I got sober, so missed out on that.
Speaker 2: I know you were sober. That's so cool. I love that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, it's my second go round too. I was seven.
I was sober for seven years before as well. Okay,
and then I relapsed, Yeah, about four years to get
back on slips.
Speaker 2: No, three slips.
Speaker 1: Oh god. You know it's not always a straight line.
Speaker 2: No that, and I learned thought I was so ashamed
of my first two relapses.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But yeah, this is the longest I've ever been sober.
Speaker 1: So cool. Thank you amazing. All right, so last question
before we wrap this up, and of course we have
our Patreon questions afterwards. But finally, what is what do
you want people to take away from this interview? Like,
what do you want people to know about Jade Venus?
Speaker 2: I'm just an MD blonde, bombshell firecracker. I like to
have a fun time and I'm very Italian.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Oh my god, well, thank you so much
for coming. We are of course, like I mentioned, going
to do a separate Patreon Q and A for my
Patreon members only. I have your questions here. Thank you
guys so much, But for now, can you let everybody
know where they can find you online.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, okay, Instagram jade x Venus. That's also the
only fans and the TikTok call Jade x Venus. And
then on Twitter, I'm just gide Venus.
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