The Birds & the Bee

Ep 8: How Polyamory Shapes Our Craft with David Piccolomini and Emily Battles

Comedian David Piccolomini (Instagram @dpiccomedy) and actor/model Emily Battles (Instagram @embattz) discuss how polyamory has influenced their art, writing, and performance style. Also discussed is the world of LARPing (Live Action Role Play) also known as "gateway poly." Why is it that so many "nerds" transition into ethical non-monogamy as adults? Or is there more to it? Emily echoes David's religious origin story and awkward adolescence and dives into how she was a late bloomer that had to make up for a ton of lost time. What advice do they have for newcomers to non-monogamy? And as always, leave your comments or messages so that we can answer them on our next show.

Ep 7: How Being Kinky Creators Shaped our Personal Kinks

Chelsea leads the discussion about how being kinky in front of the camera shapes your personal life behind the camera. When did we learn we weren't meant for monogamy and how have we applied our preferences to our personal and professional lives? Also discussed is the BDSM test (bdsmtest.org) and what some of the labels mean.
Guests include:
Jonnyizz, Producer "The Ugly Couch" (⁠ YouTube @TheUglyCouch. ⁠)
Nova Rae
Heath Avery

Ep 6: Chelsea and Matt Take Your Questions About Non-Monogamy Live

Chelsea and Matt unpack what it means to be non-monogamous and how this has been a long journey for the both of them. Alongside the many instances of trial-and-error, they have encountered fear and vulnerability, but with self-care and a lot of communication, they’ve been able to walk down a new and exciting path in life together. During their discussion they take questions live from their OnlyFans stream - questions mostly about the work it took to become non-monogamous and how they could apply it to their own current situation(s). 

Ep 5: How to Balance OnlyFans and Romance with Uptown Bunny and Heath Avery

Heath Avery and Uptown Bunny discuss the nuances of their poly lifestyle and balancing it with content creation. They also talk about what kind of saucy scenes they want to do next, both as a couple and separately. They also ask Chelsea what podcasting means to her, and how it helps her in laying a good foundation with another scene partner before filming adult content. 

Ep 4: My Intro into Ethical Non-Monogamy

Chelsea talks about how she fast-tracked from dating exclusively monogamous women for ten years, to suddenly being in an open relationship with a man and creating adult content. She tells the story about how her ex hated that she was also attracted to men, and said "Maybe you want to be non-monogamous..." as an insult, only to realize months later that that's exactly what Chelsea wanted. 

Ep 3: Kaiden Bailey and How He Accidentally Became an Adult Performer

Kaiden tells the story about the time he first became an adult content creator when he was called by a friend and asked to "tap in" last minute to perform in an adult scene with his friend's wife - and his life hasn't been the same since. He also has a few words for other men reaching out to models for a "collab". They also discuss whether race should be a factor in determining your sexual/romantic type.

Ep 2: John Gordone Asks About OnlyFans CEO Making $338 Million in Bonuses

John Gordone (Twitter: @JohnGordoneNYC) flips the script and interviews Chelsea. What has it been like working as an adult content creator for an entire year? How has she managed balancing her NYC day job? How has it been balancing her personal life behind the camera? They dig into the highs, the lows, and where OnlyFans is going in the post-COVID world with a CEO that makes $338 million dollars in bonuses.

Ep 1: Uptown Bunny Talks Kink & the World of OnlyFans

Uptown Bunny discusses the world of kink. What does it mean to be a good dominant (aka "dom")? What is her role as a submissive? How can being submissive also be considered empowering? What turns her on the most?  Chelsea and Uptown also unpack what it takes to be adult content creators and how they approach their work as a true business. Growth is also personal, and it's okay to own being a newbie in the world of porn.