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ladies and gentlemen, my guest today join me in welcoming
the Spectacles Killer Jupiter Jets and Jupiter. How are you tonight?
Speaker 2: I'm great, Thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: Can I ask you right off the bat a quick
question about your name? Of course, it'd be funny if
we had all that talk beforehand about inappropriate and I
was just like, what's your social Security number? No, your
name wasn't always your name in the industry, was it?
Speaker 2: It was not. No, I have been a woman of
many names. Okay, Well, just too, just too this one
and my current.
Speaker 1: So why the rebrand because I see certain girls rebrand
sometimes and I always just think, like, you had a
cute name, you had a cute style. Was there something
about your quote unquote brand at the time that you
just didn't love?
Speaker 2: I've so my brand because I'm almost incapable of keeping
up a ruse twenty four to seven. My brand is
basically just me, but with makeup on all the time.
And so it's not that I had any issues with it.
I actually really liked my first name, which my original
name for those who might not be aware, was Nova Sky.
But there were a couple of issues with it, namely
that I, when I chose that name, I did not
really necessarily realize just how much Internet search optimization mattered,
and so I hadn't googled it first. I hadn't looked
it up. And there were two major issues. One was
that there's a hotel which is the Hotel Novas Guy,
so any dedicated SEO they've put the years in. And
on top of that, Nova's a nova exists in the sky.
So there is not a single article ever that has
been written that mentioned Nova's Sorry about him, that mentioned
Nova's that does not mention the sky, so there was
no I mean, you could google Nova Sky and you
would have to go down page after page after page
to find anything that even hinted in me. So that
was the biggest issue. And so when I signed with
my big girl agency, they suggested, you know, it's not
the best for search engines. You know, maybe think of
something that is a little bit more unique and easy
to look for. So I landed. I knew I wanted
to kind of keep the planetary vibe, you know, the
inner the outer space vibe. And when I started working
at the BROTHELS, I couldn't use the name Nova because
there was another girl here name Nova. I random stand
that happenstance, So I had to go by by my
last name, which was a guy, and I went by
Sky for the longest time here, And Jupiter is the
god of the sky, so I thought that that was
really cool, and I just wanted to go with an alliteration.
So I initially actually wanted to be Jupiter Jones because
I thought that was a great name with a great
ring to somebody else agreed years ago and named the
protagonist of their book Jupiter choone okay, okay, So I
couldn't go with that, so I just kind of went
down I know that it's probably not the most glamorous
or interesting anth I should probably be f and just
tell people I loved the Jetson, But I kind of
went down the j names and figured out what had
no Internet footprint, and so I landed on Jupiter jets in,
which at the time, the only thing that came up
when you Google that with a children's scooter called the
Jetson Jupiter Scooter, which I don't know if I had
anything to do with, but I would like to claim
credit because it has recently rebranded. They still sell it.
It's the same scooter, but now it is the Jetson
Orbit Scooter. So I think that possibly a porn actress
being the number one search result when you look up
jets and Jupiter or Jupiter Jetson possibly may have influenced.
Speaker 1: The I was gonna say, you know, they didn't put
in the time on SEO like you did, so now
they're the ones that have to change their name. It
all makes sense going forward.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, I think I genuinely do, like think that
that might have played a small part in it. Just
because like you were the debts and Jupiter for years.
I don't know either way, but that's how I landed
on it. And I love my name like I actually
love my second name in ways that I never loved
my first name, because I never chose the name Skuy.
It was just I needed to choose a last name
when I got to the brothel, and I didn't have
one prepared, so I was like Sky, sure, but yeah,
that's not a sexy answer. But there we are.
Speaker 1: Well, we got to get you to film a scene
with someone named Zeus because now listen, I understand they're
coming on for these interviews with porn stars, but what
I'm going to give is a little history on Latin here.
I took four years of Latin in high school. Jupiter
is the same in the Roman gods as Zeus and
the other one. So we need a clash of the
titans here and you can call it that steal that title.
They're not going to sue you. Jupiter. How tell me
what was your first scene that you ever shot?
Speaker 2: Uh? The first scene I ever thought? Are we talking
mainstream or indeed.
Speaker 1: I'm talking the first time you commit to yourself. You're like,
I'm not you know, a high school shooting a video
with your boyfriend, but like, yeah, first time you're committing,
Like this is going to possibly be a job for
me at least I want to try this. It's maybe
a career even I mean, so.
Speaker 2: The first time I ever did something like that, it
actually I didn't think like this will be a career.
It was like I'll try this because I say yes,
yeah a lot. It was actually a custom video that
was requested by one of my clients at the brothel.
She was a big fan of the actress in stage,
who is an absolute legend. Like when I saw this,
what when I saw her first? I'll never forget the
first time I saw her, Like my client pulled up
her Instagram and was like, would you fill the scene
with her? If I like, you know, ordered it and
asked for it. And I was like, I mean absolutely,
but there's no way she's gonna film with me. I'm
a At the time, I had like six hundred followers,
maybe maybe a little bit more than that. I might
have had like one or two thousand, but still like
absolute nobody on social media. And she said yes, and
so I shot that scene with her, and her feedback
was like phenomenal, like me and me and her actually
still friends to day, but she was just like, you
are really good at this, like you should consider this.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: And she encouraged me to reach out to other performers
and consider like making some films. And the second film
I made ended up getting nominated for an award. It
was East Bay Bratts with Courtney Trouble, Ludo Letro's Ruby
Riot like that whole crew, and it got nominated for
an award. So after I got done, you know, the
world shut down for fourteen months for me and for
everybody else, but I've hit in my house for the
better part of the year, and when everything opened back up,
I was like, you know, I'm taking that as design,
and I applied to have an agent represent me for
mainstream and I've been doing it ever since. But yeah,
it was kind of just like another example of I
say yes a lot, and let's see where it takes
me sure, and then.
Speaker 1: If you didn't like it next time, say no. You know,
that's all just say yes the first time exactly.
Speaker 2: I mean, because the thing is, when I got into
sex work, you know, I was I made the decision
when I came to the brothel. Like after the first
week that I was here and I was like, this
is great. I love this where it's just been all
my life. I kind of made the decision that I
was going to be very out and very proud of
the choices that I make. So, yeah, the way I
thought it, I mean, I'm already out about being a
sex worker. The worst case scenario is I just don't
like filming it and I don't like how it works out,
you know. But yeah, yeah, I didn't see any risk,
only reward, you know.
Speaker 1: So that first week when you worked at that brothel, though,
I've heard stories of like girls going to strip clubs
and like their second night in there's X amount of
money and they're just hooked forever. Was it just the
ability to dictate how much money you really want to
make or was it the sex or was it the
meeting interesting new people? Like after that first week when
you really decided what locked it in for you that
this is a career for me?
Speaker 2: I mean, it was a combination of everything you mentioned,
But on top of that, you know, there were two factors.
One I you know, and I'm not trying to brag,
but it's something that you know, it was apparent even
from you know, my big sister, Like I'll never forget
my first negotiation was my very first night in the brothel,
and you know, she watched my negotiation, and you know,
I asked her, like, you know, any pointers, and She's like, oh, no,
you got this, you got this. You're good, You're good,
You're You're already there. You do not need any help.
You are fine. Like I had like a natural and
I think partly because I was a bartender and I
worked in sales for a long time. Sure, I already
had like the skill set, and I already had a
really clear idea of my work and what I bring
to the table. So like I had a natural aptitude
for it, and I didn't necessarily expect to have, you know,
And I just it offers such an amazing flexibility and
freedom that I you know, that's what I really prioritize,
is being able to not know where I'm going to
be in two years.
Speaker 1: You know. But does that stop you from building any
kind of milestones or anything to reach or is it
just whatever happens in the day to day. I know
there's still a target I'm going for.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, of course I have goals like someday
I want to be a little old lady, you know,
taking care of the grounds of the campground that I manage,
because I would like to. That's kind of like my
big pie in the sky dream is I would love
to like own a campground and maintain a campground. And
that's kind of what I want for my retirement. Like it.
Speaker 1: Uh, that's a new one, But that's not crazy. I
mean you seem very I mean we're outdoors right now.
You seem like an outdoorsy fun person. I can't imagine. Uh,
I guess you'd have to keep party kids off. You'd
have to become that old lady who's like, hey, eighteen
year old kids who are showing up here.
Speaker 2: Well, I personally, I mean, do I have to care
you know, well.
Speaker 1: If they well, if on your campground a body is found,
you may have to start worrying about that.
Speaker 2: Well fair enough. But but but those are I would say,
because okay, I mind you. I'm not trying to have
like a party campground where I'm from. I'm from Cleveland,
So like there's a party campground that's notorious called Nelson's Ledges.
That's like where all the hippies and the burners and
all of that go and hang out, gotcha, And every
summer there's somebody who dies because they fall into the
quarry and hit their head on something. That is not
what I'm trying to do. I just want, basically to
be able to hang out in the woods as an
old lady. That's kind of the vibe I would like,
you know. So I don't think it's particularly unattainable. I
don't think it's a particularly lofty goal. I don't want
world domination, you know. And uh, that's what I keep
in mind, and I do set myself. You know. It's
not that I have no goals, but I have an
open mind as to where life will take me.
Speaker 1: You know, there's a there's a large umbrella goal that
you're going for, and whatever path gets you to that,
you just don't want to stray off of that path.
That seems to me like a reasonable thing that you know,
you can't be so structured in your daily life that
you lose perspective of the things around you. That's how
I feel personally.
Speaker 2: I don't know, Well, it's a there's like the old saying,
you know, it's like a comfort and complacency is the thief.
I don't know that's comparison is the thief of joy.
But what is it. It's like, you know, comfort begins
as a party guest, and then it's attending the party
of your funeral. Like basically the whole vibe is that,
you know, if you settle. Don't get me wrong, routines
and comfort and stability are wonderful, but they also you know,
I feel like the best part of the human experience
is you know, still finding wonder and beauty and joy
in kind of the mundane. And if every day you're
seeing doing the same thing, eating the same food and
talking to the same people, it can be really easy
to lose that kind of like spark of wonder that
we really all should have because it's kind of outrageous
that we exist.
Speaker 1: No, yeah, oh yeah, I mean we are just the
luckiest planet, species, whatever you want to call it, in
all of the universe that we know of, at least, and.
Speaker 2: It's because maybe we're not no, maybe we're not.
Speaker 1: Out at all. Sure, I think it's likely that there's
plenty of intelligent life in the universe. I just don't
know it. I'll ever reach look at this I'm talking
to you fifteen minutes and Jupiter Jets in here has
me talking about space and fucking universes and galaxies. I mean,
this is incredible. We're going to take a quick break.
We got a couple of games for you today. I
have some inappropriate questions. No, I'm just kidding. I have
some questions coming up for Jupiter here about her content,
the future, where we're working towards, and what we're moving
to Make sure you sign up for her only fans.
Go check it out, even if you're broke, Just like,
go over there and look at it and go, oh,
I'd like to save up for this and work. This
is my campground signing up for Jupiter jetson's only fans.
Speaker 2: Okay, just going to throw it in there for those
broke betties. I do have an absolutely free only fans
as well for those who just want a little taste
or want the ability to maybe get a video as
they come and no subscription, And that's Jupiter jets and
three X like free x. Just throwing that out there,
but you should subscribe because it's a much better deal
for what you get. But yeah, but I throw it
out there for those who are afraid of commitment. I
see you.
Speaker 1: I understand links to that will be in the episode description.
But my listeners, I don't want to hear you being cheap.
I want you to go over to Jupiter Jets and
on only fans. We will be right back. Pleas to
jumping more back with my guest today Jupiter Jets, and
make sure you go follow her only fans at Jupiter
Jets and she is a free one. Make sure you
go pay for it though, please or do you have
pay per views on the free one?
Speaker 2: I do. That's what I was letting people know. That's
why if you are afraid of commitment but you would
like to still get in on the action, you can
always get go like kind of a pay as you
go model where I do send out messages with pay
per views. You can always request videos and I will
send them out pay per view. Unfortunately, you don't get
the discounts and promotions that I run on my paid page.
But you know, sometimes there's a cost to being afraid
of commitment.
Speaker 1: I understand. Sign up for the paid one Jupiter Jets
and Jupiter I have a game for you today. Have
you ever played scategories?
Speaker 2: I have actually not.
Speaker 1: Okay, well that's not this game, so don't worry about it.
Speaker 2: Hey, don't.
Speaker 1: This is a game I like to call porn words.
Porn Words is a lot like the game Password, but
with porn stars and porn related categories. So I'm going
to give you a clue for the correct answer, and
your job is to tell me what the word is. Okay.
I can't say anything within the answer. You can pass
at any time. There's still time on the clock. Will
come back to it, and uh to not seem like
a crazy hack. You have sixty nine seconds to answer ten.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, okay.
Speaker 1: So here's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna describe it
to you like if I said, if I'm doing this right,
what am I doing?
Speaker 2: I mean, you're you're driving a car?
Speaker 1: Perfect, there you go there one point would be for you.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. I was like, double.
Speaker 1: Understand, double jerking, Yeah, ski polling, I understand.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a new one, all right. I love that.
Speaker 1: What poland I've never heard of it.
Speaker 2: That.
Speaker 1: That's that's a colm.
Speaker 2: I didn't invent that, don't I've never That is amazing.
Speaker 1: Especially for an outdoorsy girl like you. It's wonderful. Okay,
I'm gonna put sixty nine seconds on the clock. I'm
gonna describe these things to you. They are porn related terms.
You tell me if you can identify the term.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm here for it.
Speaker 1: Go end of the scene on the this finishing here
o facial Okay. Number two, a bunch of guys, one
girl just the top.
Speaker 2: Oh blow bang.
Speaker 1: There you go. Number three dressing up kind of like
an animal cury. Okay, oh, not not with this, with
the other part this, but with the other lower the
bottom of your body. There you go. Number six. This
sounds weird. Black people and white people together.
Speaker 2: Oh, interracial.
Speaker 1: There you go. Number seven. Take a drink of this water. Okay,
I apologize, we'll discuss difords. Well, the game's going. Number seven,
uh down down this way down. There you go. Number
eight up and in to the left. I've heard brass.
Speaker 2: Ah g spot.
Speaker 1: There you go. Number nine, drink too much water. Now
I'm going to shoot this type of scene. Squirt yeah,
and number ten all the way back deep throat ten
for ten with three seconds left.
Speaker 2: A and I've made an objection to questionable and problematic
porn term.
Speaker 1: I would like to talk about that. So for the
tiebreaker though, according to ia FD dot com, which is
absolutely not accurate enough for your priest, how many male
performers have you worked with? Mainstream male performers? Now, look,
that number is going to be totally different. You've shot
private scenes that are not on this number. I'm just
referring to the number itself.
Speaker 2: Oh, I have no idea, because there's like ten porn
dicks hold up the whole industry. Oh god, let's stay twelve.
Speaker 1: Not bad nineteen nineteen nineteen. Yeah, well he look at that.
Speaker 2: Okay, out my European one.
Speaker 1: I don't know. They would have to be like main
mainstream sites, I think.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, okay, mainstream Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah for sure, for sure, yes, yes, yes, wow.
Well that was a phenomenal job you did. Now let's
get into problematic stuff. The term that I used there before, uh, interracial?
Why is that offensive to you?
Speaker 2: Or not? Or no?
Speaker 1: Or what is your objection to it? I should say
so my objection.
Speaker 2: My objection is that you know it? How do I say?
It creates a category of otherness when the experience of
having sex with somebody of a different race is just sex,
And I feel like inter racial business in any way
describe the sex act taking place. It doesn't describe the
actual activities. All it describes is if you want to
fetishize somebody of another race, this is what you're going
to watch. And I mean, I'm not necessarily the one
to break down the problematic history of you know, porn
fetishizing black specifically. It tends. I mean, don't get me wrong,
Asians have it pretty hard in the pin industry as well,
But when people are talking about interracial, they're usually not
talking about Asians and Hispanics having sex with each other. Sure,
you know, as a matter of fact, I don't even
I doubt that that scene would even be tagged at
inter racial. What they are talking about specifically is black
with white. They're talking, they're generally speaking about that, and
that is there's a whole problematic history of using black
people as breeding stock, which is that's the fetish that
that's playing into. And I mean, it's actually why whenever
I work, if you look at my body of words,
I work with people, all genders, all races, all body types.
Like That's my favorite thing about porn is that it's
normalizing sexual expression of all kinds. I think that when
you tag things as interracial or BBC all of that,
all that serves to do is to further take us
further away from normalization. You're othering that category when really
it's just two people have.
Speaker 1: Accepts for sure. Yeah, I'm I'm not. Let me just
play a little devil's advocate here only because I don't
disagree with you. Like everything you said was made total
sense to me. It seems like though, and I understand
what you're saying, but there are a lot of different
visual categories in porn. It seems like, I guess there's yeah, yeah,
there's nothing different about you except for your redhead. So
what do we put that under? Like red head, you know, tattooed,
any of that. I don't have a I don't I
do not have a problem if anyone feels any way
about sex. I think that's the coolest thing. It's between
you and whoever you're with in the room, as long
as no one's under eighteen or with animals. I'm like,
totally fine with it. You're good.
Speaker 2: But well, I mean, go ahead, I will say though,
not to not to beat up the devil, but I
feel like having those categories is just a side effect
of people not recognizing pornography as the art form that
it is. When we listen to music, we don't say
I want an all dude band, I want all Like
where's the Canadian mail rock section, or where's the Canadian
male section. I'm the musing store, where is the you
know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like, I know that makes total sense, and I.
Speaker 2: Understand, you know, people being like, well, I have a
thing for this specific person. And to that, I say, perhaps,
in the era of you know, the subscription based pornography,
maybe time for people to maybe start thinking of us
as people and not as categories. Finding performers you like
and then seeing who they work with. You know, I mean,
maybe if people thought of us as people and not
interchangeable parts, like oh man, I really want to watch
a redhead getting cloud, maybe we wouldn't see here.
Speaker 1: That's that's not an unfair point. I think that's I
think that's a really smart point. I just I worry
that we may lose work for certain people who fall
within certain niches, like if it's a bigger girl, maybe
there are specific sections for that. No, tell me why
you're wrong, Yes, yeah, so.
Speaker 2: The reason why you are wrong about that, though, is
actually because of the very strict categorization of the porn
industry as it currently stands. Actually, people who don't fit
neatly into one box lose out on work because they'll say, oh,
I really you know, there will be a scene, and
really the premise of the scene is just man has
sex with women who came to fix her plumbing. But
because someone wrote the scene and said it's got to
be a redhead who does this, then a black woman
who is available tested professional, well, she doesn't fit. It's
not an interracial scene, so we're not going to book her.
Speaker 1: Right, Okay, that makes a lot more sense.
Speaker 2: It's not a BBW scene, so we're not going to
book her because it's not a BBW scene. We're not
going to book your her because it's not a redhead.
When you reduce people to fetishes, it means that they're
only going to be booked for the scenes that fetishize them.
In particular, as opposed to someone who's just a ambiguously
white brunette is not going to be only cast in
brunette scene. Somebody who is a you know what I mean, Like,
it actually limits your reach and your range when in
actuality we are just sexual olympians.
Speaker 1: Taking it back to Zeus, to catholetes, decatholics. Exactly, you're versatile,
you can do multiple exactly.
Speaker 2: Okay, you know, yeah, No, I actually I think it
serves nobody. But the simplistic nature of deciding the kind
of content you're going to make base upon an algorithm.
Speaker 1: M okay, yeah, well but we did start off talking
about SEO.
Speaker 2: Yes, but there are other ways to gain SEO. If
people are going I'm just saying, if you were to
focus on the sex acts being performed and offered a
gallery of diverse models, people could find what they want.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, I think that, so you know what I mean.
So are you against categorizing whatsoever? Or are you comfortable
in something like I may not come I mean.
Speaker 2: To be fair, No, I'm actually I would say, I mean,
I know it's somewhat unavoidable, but actually I'm generally speaking
not pro categorization because especially you'll hear this talked about
a lot in foreign media, and like the documentaries that
explore Peorn I've heard it time and again, is that
there is kind of a dead zone for foreign actresses.
Like I count myself very lucky. I didn't get into
porn until my late twenties, so I was already out
of that dead zone when I entered the industry. But
there is teen and there's milk once you turn like
twenty one twenty two. Unless you keep that like Riley reed,
baby face, you don't get consistent work until you're twenty nine,
thirty thirty one, you have there is no and I'm sorry,
but that is the age of most that most men
want to want to masturbate to women. It's like most
men want to masturbate to twenty one to thirty year old,
I mean and older. But my point being, people don't
like there is no category that serves to book women
between the ages of twenty one and thirty. So there
is a nine year dead zone in every performer, every
mainstream performer's career as the useless dead zone, like and
nobody has thought to invent like the babe category. You know,
it's really ridiculous. So I personally don't think I think
that actually having strictly categorized porn actually limits the variety
available on the porn market.
Speaker 1: You just you're cutting You're you're giving these brilliant answers
to everything that I'm trying to get around, trying to
weasele my way around. How about like a number of
people in this No, I think it's it's the most
insightful take I've ever heard on this, and I've had
conversations on this before. Yeah, yeah, I have questions of
follow up on that. But how about just like number
of people in the scene. Can you give me that?
Can you give me like two guys and a girl?
And then I'll just.
Speaker 2: Well that that describes the sex act.
Speaker 1: Gotcha, gotcha? So we can describe maybe not the people.
Speaker 2: That's well, that's exactly it. I think that the important
thing would be to describe the sex act. Okay, and
you can you can describe the fetish, you know, if
you know, there's a lot of faux sest in the industry,
people make jokes about all the time. I think that
that's another symptom of al arhythmic content decisions. But I
digress because not the conversation, but I think that if
you give people the option of like, you know, there
was a while there where I was really turned on
by double penetration. You know, I googled double penetration and
I would I was much younger I did not know
to pay for my porn throwing that out there, but
I would. I would look, and I would scroll through,
and then I'd be like, oh that that tickles my tingle,
and I'd click on a video. It was never I
want to see a blonde getting tag teamed by two men.
And the thing is is, if you want to get
that specific, you can do the legwork of looking. Like
when I want to shop for address, I can't just
type in, no matter what, and no matter how specific
I get with search terms, I'm gonna have to scroll
through and find something that appeals to me. I don't
see why porn is any different.
Speaker 1: I think that makes sense. You don't you click on
the image of a porn star, you know whatever the
thumbnail is. You don't read you know, Hailey Spades dominated
by BBC but like you don't want or tiny white
girl dominant. Yeah I get it. I Yeah, I get it,
And go ahead.
Speaker 2: And I will point out also that by giving people
these options to so heavily censor their search results, you're
actually missing out on people who might be oh, that's
not my thing, but that looks really hot and clicking
on something outside of.
Speaker 1: The genre as a viewer. I know I have favorite scenes,
I have favorite performers, I have this and that. But
you're right, sometimes you'll see something that comes along and
you go, how the fuck did I miss this girl
here exactly?
Speaker 2: And you missed her because everything is so algorithmically guided
and tagged in with keywords, like I get tagged as
a tattooed model constantly, and I do have tattoos, But
I feel like calling me a tattooed model is somewhat
of a misnomer because I don't necessarily think it's the
first thing that people notice about me. I'm not incredibly heavy,
heavily ta food, I have some tattoos, I'm a mil
but I consistently I got accused of lying about my
age on scrip chat last week, and I had my
age listed as like four years younger than I am,
and they were accusing me of aging myself up. They're like,
you're not thirty, and I'm like, you're.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, you look looker than that. Well phenomenal. You
look phenomenal for whatever you are you But that's.
Speaker 2: My point, though, is it's all of this deeply discounts.
It takes away the individuality, and it does take away
some of Like, I know it sounds kind of silly,
but the reason why porn is legal is because it
was recognized as a form of art by the court,
like pornography is art.
Speaker 1: It doesn't sound crazy at all. I have an autograph
picture hanging, you know, up in my office of Larry Flint,
only because you know Larry. Why my thing about Larry
Flint is just always fault for free speech and I
love I've been on Twitter lately and I'll keep my
views to myself, but there's been some political opinions that
I agree with some people on In the last few days.
It's been very anti porn, and I start looking at
like a lot of people who will say other amendments matter,
but then we'll chastise porn and give shit to porn
and whatever else. Hey, I'm sorry if the first or
or what doesn't matter, none of them do well.
Speaker 2: And that's the thing is, I mean, we're at a
weird time not to get because you live in fantasy
world where all of the girls want to have sex
with their pizza delivery man. But there is very much
so a very troubling anti porn, anti sexuality, anti sex
education push going on right now, and I mean, I
don't know at the end of the day. It's these
things come in waves. I think that very much. So
we're looking at a kind of rough couple of years,
and I think that people will that they want to
masturbate and that there's no such thing as an addiction
to a necessary biological impulse. Like if we didn't have
the urge to touch our genitals, we wouldn't exist. And
that is literal. I literally mean if we did not
want to masturbate, humans wouldn't exist. Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, yeah, So this.
Speaker 2: Whole idea of like no fap white supremacy, it can't
I'm a white supremacist, so I can't touch my dick
kind of thing. I mean, like it flies in the
face of science, like take completely remove morality from it.
If you want more humans to exist, you have to
be comfortable touching your face.
Speaker 1: It's crazy how it's snowballs too, because early on, like
the no fapping thing, whatever it was, I think it
was meant as like dudes who were like like had
a problem.
Speaker 2: Oh if this was an this was an educational podcast,
trust me, I highly encourage everybody to google and really
go down the deep dive of where the novap originates.
It originates, That's why I mentioned white supremacy. It actually
originates in white supremacist evangelical Christian roots. So like it
very much. So it disguises itself as like more of
like one of the trendy kind of like alpha male,
I'm a big dude kind of it has the same
roots as the you know current that's basically the same
people who bring you morality in the media, now known
as Exodus Cry or no, no, they sorry, it's not
Exodus Cry. Exodus Cry is just affiliate with them. They
actually rebranded to and Cozy, which is the National Center
on Sexual Exploitation, So now they sound really official, but
they're still just morality in the media. They're a Christian
group that doesn't want foreign to exist. Actually, and Cozy
is the group that has been pushing all of the
age verification laws and all of the you know, anti
porn bills, which anybody in porn will tell you, well,
yes we want age verification. We want it at the
device level.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: If you want to give your kids an iPad.
Speaker 1: Can we can we talk about that for a second,
because I think so many people are confused by that.
They're saying, Okay, porn Hub is blocked in Texas right now,
because they obviously were just sem using the media narrative
behind it. They really just wanted a whole bunch of
kids on it. So instead they're going to just shut
it off entirely, rather than all the kids that would
flood in and click all the ads and sign up
with their fucking American Express cards.
Speaker 2: Like I think there's kids don't have credit cards.
Speaker 1: There's no logic to it. Yes, I go ahead, yeah, please, kids.
Speaker 2: Don't have credit cards. So here's the thing. No one
wants children on their porn site. Okay, I've had people,
I've had I've had people who admit to being under
a team who message me on my Twitter. They are
immediately and without question blocked. I don't even respond to
them to tell them why they are blocked. They just
suddenly can't see my boots. No one wants them there,
and we all want page verifications. The problem with the
laws that they are putting forth for age verification is
that they actually put every person who takes part in
the current version of the age verification that the Christian
right wants and the Republican right wants is something that's
going to put users at risk. You know how you
get those emails that say, like your information was found
in a breach.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: Pornhub is the single most I don't know if it's
the most popular website on the Internet, but it's it's.
Speaker 1: Up there, Yeah, it's up there.
Speaker 2: It's it has to be in the top five on
the Internet. Probably hackers large and small would be making
that their target. And already I'm sure already do to
get user information if you had to uplate upload a
government ID and a credit card any time you want
to use it. Because the way that these laws are written,
mind you, is not one time verification. It is constant reverification,
which some of these sites actually logging you out after
I think it's like twenty minutes to reverify. So mid fab,
you got to pull out your ID and do biometric scanning.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: And the whole point is not to stop kids from
accessing it. It's to make it so inconvenient that adults
don't want to access it, which then does not stop
porn from existing. It starts driving track, it driving traffic
to the underground websites that are stealing pornography, not age
verifying performers, which is the bigger danger. Okay, if you
don't want people being traffic for the purpose of sexual
exploitation on camera, you want to make sure that they
are having their IDs verified, that everybody who is uploading
porn is doing so with a government name and idea attached.
If you're stealing porn from you know, creampiegirls, dot net,
slash fi o, you're not getting an age verified video.
You're not even getting a consent verified video. Coornhub takes
great length to verify both names. I have to do
biometric scans, upload my ID, I have to sign I
have what's called a twenty two to fifty seven, which
is a verification of identity. I also have to do
an individualized model consent checklist, and I have to upload
proof of those with IDs with a photo of my
costar holding their IDs next to their faith. For every
single video, there is no such thing as oh, well,
I filmed with this person so I can upload it here. No,
every video, every time has those formed and ideas attached.
What they are doing is making it more dangerous for adults,
consenting happy adults to actually access ethical legal porn. They're
making it just like they did with foss A Sesta.
They're making it harder to track abuse, so we're against that.
Speaker 1: Plus none of the kids are going to go to
the website anymore, so there's always that I'm just kidding,
I'm fucking with you. I understand. That was why it
was a brilliant breakdown. I don't think people understand what
it is because it depending upon your political aisle. It
feels like, you know, no one should have porn whatsoever, and.
Speaker 2: Then the part is an issue.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah it is. It really is.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt you. No, no, no, no place,
but really what it is, it's the latest It is
the latest iteration of if we say it's to protect children,
people will go along with it when they don't recognize
the implications for your online privacy and security. You know,
sexual proclivity has always historically been used to blackmail people.
Giving a treasure trove of information about individualized users on
a porn website. Is it's terrible like those in combination
as a recipe for disaster. And anybody who has seen
the Ashley Madison documentary.
Speaker 1: Well I just watched it too, nights, we'll attest to that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what we're trying, and that's what we're trying
to prevent. That's when we blot when we are saying
we're anti age verification, it is not that we want
kids on the website. It's that we want the people
who consume pornography to be safe while they're doing it,
you know, and we want performers to be compensated. So
basically the answer is age verification, yes, but at the
device level, parental controls on your children's devices, that is
what we all want, and instead we are getting this
because parental controls on devices does not make sex worker
lives harder. It does not make it harder to access
for and that's the actual goal.
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, My guests today, Jupiter gestion, She just
did the greatest breakdown I've ever heard and the most
easy to understand. Like that may have to be a
breakout clip that I make for this episode because so
many people just don't understand it, and it's so funny
because the same people. Again, I'm just I'm picking on
Texas on this one, no reason to, just just because
I know they're the one that blocked it off. I'm
sure Utah maybe did something similar, but.
Speaker 2: The list is, it's actually a fairly intimidating list right now.
Speaker 1: I'm positive every one of those states yells and screams
about individual freedoms and personal responsibilities and everything else, and
then when it comes to point, it's like, nah, and
now we can't trust you to be responsible enough to
put a block on your kid's phone. We'll just cut
the whole thing off.
Speaker 2: I just love the sheer volume of boomers who discovered
in one day, what a v.
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letting me know why I was wrong. And that may
sound like I'm being shitty or rude about it. I'm
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love people explaining to me why something is. I feel
like I've learned a lot more I would. I believe
you mentioned before you did have a period where you
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get to build your own celebri the fantasy gang bang. Okay,
here's the catch. You don't actually get to pick the individuals.
So I'm gonna spin these wheels which you can't see,
but the people at home can, okay, and they're going
to form your group. There's an act bay, Okay, there's
an actor wheel, and then there's just a guy. Okay.
Your job building this gang bang is to tell me
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but.
Speaker 1: We're gonna try and use some logical on why you
would pick these people for what? Okay.
Speaker 2: Side note, I have once had the concept. I've had
the concept of Jupiter and her eighty eight moons, because
there are eighty eight moons of Jupiter and there. It's
a debatable number, but I I have made the orbit
the moons in orbit. It's too many, dudes. I can't
find eighty eight porn dudes, it's not going to happen.
How would you maybe if I did like the like
the twelve major moons, I did the twelve major moon.
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how would you do that? How do you think you
would form that?
Speaker 2: It's too many movies, it's too many moving cards. So
let's get to our gang bang.
Speaker 4: Wonderful we spin the wheels here, let's play Lady's Choice.
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow, Jason.
Speaker 2: Momoa, Ted Bundy.
Speaker 1: Jupiter Jesson, your contestants for today's Ladies Choice. Number one
Joe Burrow, five year, two hundred and seventy five million
dollar contract, just signed quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals. Looker,
I think he's handsome. That's just me good looking country boy.
Maybe that's a bad picture. Number two Jason Momoa. You'll
know him as Aquaman or from Game of Thrones. It's
one of the sexiest men in Hollywood. Now, unfortunately, you
did draw a bad stroll on your wild cart Ted Bundy.
Now the pros are he did go to law school.
That's cool, right, Unfortunately he did kill thirty people. Are
you a true crime fan at all?
Speaker 2: I mean I wouldn't say a fan, but I know
plenty about.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I'm not a fan of it in life.
Speaker 2: I don't think I would do it for Ted Bundy.
Speaker 1: You don't think I don't think.
Speaker 2: I was thinking of Ed Dean for a second. Oh yeah,
the boys. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So here's here's where the logic comes in. Right, if
you have a guy in your third spot here who's
a strangler, do you really want them behind you?
Speaker 2: Actually? Yes, because I want Jason Momoa in front of me.
So I already had this parked up before the wheeling
was stopped fitting Okay, already knew how this was going
to go.
Speaker 1: So are we going Jason Momoa mouth?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jason Momoa in the face. Just I would stuck
the soul out of that man's dick. Sorry, I don't
like to speak super explicitly about like celebrities, so my
apologies to mister Momoa. I have nothing but respect. You
know what I loved his show about, like him, like
going around making dirt bikes like that was so freaking cute,
wholesome content. That would be a very wholesome blow job anyway.
But I didn't do this to you. This was somebody else.
I don't You didn't ask to be objectified. And I'm sorry, sir,
but yes, I would suck the soul out of your dick.
And Captain mcsportsy over there, I don't know his name,
but he looks like he'd be a good bass you know,
so like i'd probably take him in the front because
I've got two big beefy dudes to the front. If
weird he mcwirdson tries to do anything from the back,
i'd imagine either one of them punch him out. Okay,
oh yeah, so he could get the butthole because he
also has really small dig at her like small dick energy.
He gets the butt and I got my other two dudes.
I've got my ground floor and my front end.
Speaker 1: Covered infallible logic there, but also not uncommon, having played
this game a few times now, most girls are assuming
third guy, uh, small dick, and you know what, it's
not a bad assumption. So if you're someone who's go.
Speaker 2: Ahead, well and he specifically is if you have to
actually go out and like rape, strangle and murder. Yeah,
you're compensating. Sure, Like, yeah, you're compensating. It's not like
like you. There's no way, no way that man was
packing a coke can. No, I'll eat, I'll eat my hat.
There's no way.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you, is there a way you can
translate this sounds dumb? Let me explain fully? Is there
way you can translate your intelligence into even more income
than you're making? Now? I only say this because you
have such a good perspective on the industry. Would you
have interest in things like producing, directing, or even managing?
Speaker 2: Oh god, yes, yeah, I actually I'm still in the
learning phase because some things like videography, you know, and
like lighting and photography were never like personally like hyper
focuses of mine, if you will. But I actually like
I've already taken my hand. I guess I could technically say,
I mean, technically speaking, my award was for like production
and starring because East Bay Brats is just a five
person operation. We do everything ourselves, and all of the
scenes I make on my website, like for a while there,
I used to outsource my only fans. Now if you
sign up for my Only Fans. My response time is slow,
but it's me who's responding good one hundred percent of
the time. Nobody else touches my only Fans. And when
I had a management company, their complaint was that, you know,
all your stuff is just too high production value, Like
it's not really only a band's quality, it's it's studio quality.
And it's because I do have an eye for that
kind of thing. And that's that's absolutely something that I,
you know, would like to explore as my career goes on.
But right now, I'm just still in the looking and
listening and learning from people who are better at it
than I am. Like, but I always make note of
how people set their things up, and you know, I've
been doing some soft research on cameras and all of that.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yeah, I mean, honestly, I do a side no,
You're good, year, I apologize. I do a sideshow where
I also interview a side show actually sounds worse than
a separate podcast. That's great now, Yeah, yeah, where I
interview newer performers who seem like they have good work ethic,
Like I'll check their history. I'll make sure you know
that they're posting, but not a lot of followers. And
I try and like do a little introduction to the industry,
but I'm starting to pick up on all the major stuff.
And I go to your Twitter thing and there's no
link tree or all my links. It's like, that is
we got to get, you know, all of that set up.
I think you would be so great at not that
you're not a phenomenal performer, you are, but I the knowledge.
I think you could really help a lot of people. I
don't know how you'd make money out of it, though,
just managing all yeah.
Speaker 2: And see, that's see, And that's the thing is I
and this is not to say that it is an
inherently unethical job to be the manager of someone else,
Like it's a necessary job. Honestly, if I could find
a company that actually works to my standard, I would
love to be able to outsource some of the work
of my performing. However, I personally, I mean, I always
tell new performers, like if you have any questions, any performers,
any sex workers in general, like I'm and I'm sure
like there are there are plenty of people who can
attest like I'm an open book. I don't believe in
gatekeeping knowledge. I don't believe that just because I had
to get stiffed on this paycheck means that you need
to get stiffed on the paycheck too to learn the lesson.
And I also don't feel comfortable, not that I think
it's wrong, because I do believe that people should be
compensated for their time and their labor and all that,
but I feel more like it's a karmic gift if
you will, to go back and forth with information with
other sex workers. So I've never considered monetizing that facet
of my job, you know, But that's just because I'm
deeply uncomfortable, inherently with the concept of, like, let me
help you get good at this job and give me
money to do it, because what if I'm not capable
of me you know, like you know, like I just
what if what I'm offering you is something that with
you know, me just giving you a little bit of
information you're perfectly capable of doing on your own, it
just doesn't feel like a karmically good thing. So I
have never considered that. But directing producer saying things like.
Speaker 1: That mentoring too, I mean, maybe you don't have to
charge anything for that, But it seems like you're willing
to talk to younger. Did you have anyone mentor you
when you came in or it was it since age
or no, sin.
Speaker 2: I tell people I've called her. I called her then
I call her my poorn mommy and she thought it
was sweet. But yeah, we've actually never done a stepmommy video,
but we uh, you know, she gave me a ton
of really valuable information. Uh, there is a courtesan who
works up north Stable, Renee. She gave me just so
much valuable information when I first got into the industry,
you know, like the the very first day I worked
in a strip club was because I had a friend
of mine from the like gay like the LGBT youth
group who happened to work at a strip club and
her boyfriend worked security at a strip club. And she
was like hearing me, like kind of freaking out because
it was like, I'm moving out on my own next
month and Taco Bell, which is where I was working,
is not going to cut it. And she was like, well,
this is an option. And she showed me dance moves
and she helped me like learn how to be a
dancer and that was how I managed to make enough
money to go to school and move to New York
and all of the things that put me on the
path to where I am right now, you know which,
I'm really happy with where my life has led. All
of it kind of boils down to a woman at
some point kind of being like, hey, you're absolutely capable
of doing this is just how you do it X
y Z, And not a single one of them ever
asked me for a diet. So I just feel like
that is kind of part of the sixth the Sisterhood
of sex work.
Speaker 1: If you will, you know, yeah, yeah, I've heard horror
stories sometimes in strip clubs, though on both I've heard
everyone loves each other and they help each other out,
and I've heard everyone is at each other's throats all
the time. I guess that's really just going to depend
on person and situation and area and customers.
Speaker 2: You know, It's funny, because I've experienced I think it
all boiled down to management, because I've worked I've only
worked at two brothels, and one of them and mind you,
the one that I worked at where I got that
wonderful help was from a girl at that brothel, So
it wasn't a universal rule, but a first brothel I
worked at, there was a ton of infighting and a
very competitive spirit, you know. At the one I currently
work at, there's none of that. We are all incredibly collaborative.
We share our menu pricing, we share our negotiation kicks.
I mean, like honestly, Like, I was just chatting this
morning with another late day I work with, and we
were kind of going back and forth about which books
we've read and which have help like, you know, in
regards to this business, and how they've helped us in
which ones we kind of fell you know what I mean. Like,
it is a very collaborative spirit, and it entirely boils
down to choices made by management. You know, we're not
ranked by how much money we make all of the rooms.
There's no like I've been here longer so I get
this perk. It's all whether you've been here six years
or six hours. We have the same rules that we
all abide by. We have the same standards that we
all abide by, and I feel like that, you know,
in the same way with strip clubs, a lot of
it boils down to does the manager believe that an
air of competition is going to make them more money
or do they believe that an air of collaboration is
going to make them more money? And having seen both sides,
I'm firmly on the side of I believe that collaboration
makes the most money.
Speaker 1: I again more applying it towards a strip club thing.
But I don't understand why they would be I understand,
I guess I do understand, but you're right. To me,
collaboration seems so much better. Like if you have a
guy who's not interested in you, maybe you bring a
friend over and go, would you do a two person
dance or session whatever you want to call it, you know,
and you're both getting paid on that one. And you
got this girl work because you brought her over. And
I don't understand why we can't all just have a
nice give and take in the world.
Speaker 2: Well, some of it sometime, well you'll see a lot
of discourse on the you know, especially on social media
where like you know, sometimes in sex work Twitter, which
most humans are not on, so you probably have not
seen this on Twitter, but there'll be discussions of, oh,
this girl is charging less and that's bringing down the
standard for this and blah blah, blah blah blah, and
a lot of that kind of comes down to this
idea that we're all kind of fighting for a piece
of the pie. Everybody's heard that phrase, you know, we're
all we all want a piece of the pie. But
the fact of the matter is, especially when it comes
to the luxury industry, which the adult industry, all of
the adult industry, is the luxury market. Nobody needs it
to survive. No matter what, we are coming out of
an entertainment budget, which makes us a luxury service. And
at the end of the day, that means that it
is not a pie. This is a bakery. We are
at whatever demand there is, we can make that happen.
We can sell, we can make the product happen, you
know what I mean. Like, it's not a finite market.
It's not like, Okay, there's one hundred men who pay
for their porn and we've got to fight from Like, no,
it's it is a bakery. We are we are capable
of as much growth as we are allow ourselves, if
that makes any sense.
Speaker 1: So like, yeah, it's it's meritocracy. It's you will earn
based on how much you work, how much you present
to the industry how much you know.
Speaker 2: Now, yes and no, Yes and no. Well, because I mean, like,
we don't exist in a vacuum. You know, racism, ableism,
you know, uh, fat phobia, these things all do still
affect your income. Like I, as a skinny, conventionally attractive
white woman, am going to have to put in half
of the effort to make the same amount of money
as somebody with a similar like as a woman with
a similar level of attractiveness and a similar a similar
level of you know, followers, even I will have I
if I had more melanin, I would absolutely have to
put in twice the amount of work to get the
same amount of recognition, recognition because there is an inherent
bias against us, and I'm not fighting against that, so
I can't necessarily I'm not going to perpetuate a kind
of bootstrapism about porn. Now, however, it is absolutely egalitarian
in that anybody can make a living doing this. You
don't even have to be hot, like you know, the
middle aged, overweight men with a camera who make their
living eyes many of it doing POV videos.
Speaker 1: Feels like she's talking to me, folks. Sounds like I'm
just kidding.
Speaker 2: They get my heart. Okay they do. I love trying
the harlots. I love all of the harlots, okay, whether
no matter what you look like. But but to say
that it's completely a meritocracy does ignore, you know, intersections
of like you know, perceived class, perceived worthiness in society.
Like that does absolutely translate to the point industry. But
anybody can get a piece of pie from that bakery.
Anybody can man the ovens if you will. It's just
some people might have to lift a heavier gowal.
Speaker 1: What is on the horizon for you? Do we have
any like major scenes planned? Did you have any firsts
coming up? Do you anything like that?
Speaker 2: I have a couple of really exciting things, some of
which I'm not allowed to talk about yet. One and
one big one that I'm really excited about that I'm
not allowed to talk about yet.
Speaker 1: Well, let me ask me, let me pulls you. What
date would you be able to talk about that? Yeah, no, idea,
that's a fair enough when company.
Speaker 2: When companies shoot us, they don't give us like a day.
The only the only projected date I have and I
am allowed to talk about it is I have a
Friday the thirteenth theme VR scene, but it's not coming
out until twenty twenty five. Get what are they They're
so far ahead, it's a it's real, it's like real
reality VR. They're like one of the bigger companies in
Europe for VR.
Speaker 1: I guess it's more the inner workings. But I wonder
if porn companies at all adjusted because of COVID, Like
if they're stockpiling stuff more. I don't know who knows,
like if they're stocked on footage or scenes to hold
or you know.
Speaker 2: Well, in that specific case, I think it was partly
so they flew me out for that scene. So like
I I'm not look, I don't live in Prague. So
but I think that because I shot multiple scenes for them,
and that was the only one that I got a
date for, So I think that most likely they probably
are going to be releasing, you know, one of the
scenes I shot for them, you know, in a couple
of months, one in like six months, and then those
are for like next year because I'm an American performer
and they know they're not going to have me back
for a little while, so they kind of gotcha got
it that way, But I don't have we don't really
get the dates for our stuff.
Speaker 1: I is VR porn hard to shoot? What is the
experience of that?
Speaker 2: It's different and it is definitely harder than standard porn,
just because the positions, Like people always talk about positions
in standards like GameStream form being uncomfortable, and I don't
necessarily find that to be the case. Like there will
be different than the sex that I have off camera,
but they still feel good. It's still fun, you know.
I just have more mindful of how I'm angoying myself,
but with me are because there are some very specific
angles you have to be at, and very specific like dimensions,
because it starts looking really weird and like curved if
you're at the wrong dimension. It's a little harder. I mean,
I like it. It's I tell people all the time,
it's like having sex with the robot from Short Circuit.
You know, John five is really alive because there's like
the camera is in between you and your costar, so
like when you're looking into their eyes, you're looking at
a sticker in between these two camera lens lenses, because
that gives the effect of looking into the eyes. It's
a little weird and uncanny valley, but it's I enjoy it.
I mean, I like anything that kind of how do
I say, takes me into something I haven't tried before,
even if I might have like a sorer muscle or
two the next day. It's like you, I never expected
that day when I woke up, that I would be
in a pamper van, like the upper deck of a camper,
you know, with like twenty different pieces of equipment and
three dudes hanging out in the little hallway trying to
get the shot. Like that's even if it's uncomfortable, it's
objectively hilarious. Like for that alone, it gets my luck.
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It was insightful. I don't know that we talked about
porn that much, like actual Like it wasn't one of
those interviews I assume you may have had at one
point where it's like, so do you like anal or
what it's like? That Stuff's fine, and I understand why
people tune in, but I find the people themselves more
interesting personally.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it says about me, but most
of my interviews tend to be noised like that. I
don't normally get to the you know, I feel like
maybe I talk a little too much to get to
the so, so, where do you prefer to take a load?
Like I never we never really get to that, Like
we're a little too busy, like talking about the potential
of life on other planets to you know, ever get
to you know, load bearing holes.
Speaker 1: Thank you for coming over tonight, Jeeper