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Michael Breyette, Part 2 — Podcast #89 — 11/24/08

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Hey sex fans,

It’s Thanksgiving week here in the good old US of A.  My best wishes to all who celebrate this Thursday.  Despite the difficult times we face as a country, we at least have lots of other stuff to be thankful for this year.  Happy Turkey Day Ya’ll!

biowebpic.jpgToday I bring you Part 2 of my conversation with Michael Breyette.  He joins us again this week to finish the conversation we began last week.  As you know, this is part of my ongoing series of interviews called The Erotic Mind.

If you somehow missed Part 1 of this charming and informative discussion look for last week’s podcast, #88 in the podcast archive in the sidebar to your right.

Michael and I discuss:

  • His chosen media.
  • His 1000 Words Project.
  • Erotica and Sexuality.
  • His inspirations and sexual heroes.
  • Future projects.
  • His advice for an aspiring erotic artist.

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The Erotic Mind of Michael Breyette — Podcast #88 — 11/17/08

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Hey sex fans,

I have a truly remarkable show in store for you.  Today, I bring you yet another installment in my new series of interviews called The Erotic Mind.

selfpic.jpgThrough this series of conversations with noted erotic artists we are trying to uncover something of the creative process involved in this specialized art form.  And now that we’ve had several such interviews some very interesting similarities are beginning to develop.  Have you noticed?

Today I have the distinct pleasure of introducing you to a spectacular artist with a big, fat, uncut…international reputation. 😉

My guest is the oh-so-handsome Michael Breyette.  I’m one of his biggest fans.  I’ve admired his lusty homoerotic images for years.  And nowadays, they seem to pop up everywhere on the internet, which pretty much makes my day, don’t cha know!

Michael and I discuss:

  • How he got his start as an artist; as an erotic artist.
  • Where he finds his models.
  • What Erotic Art means to him.
  • The power of written erotica and erotic images.
  • The difference between erotic and pornographic.
  • How he imbues his artistic creations with life.

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The Erotic Mind of Jeremy Edwards — Podcast #86 — 11/03/08

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Hey sex fans,

I have a delicious show in store for you.  Today, we return to my new series of interviews with noted erotic artists called The Erotic Mind.  As you know, we’ve been chatting with these ingenious artists in hopes of uncovering something of the creative process involved with this specialized art form.

jeremy.jpgI decided to turn to Samantha and Jordan over at Oysters & Chocolate Erotic for a hot tip on whose mind I should investigate this week.  After all, they were so spot-on insisting that I have Kay Jaybee inaugurate this series.  “Dr Dick, we have just the guy for you.”  They said oh so sweetly.  “We know you and your audience will love him as much as we and our readers do.”  My go-to gals for all things erotic were absolutely right, as usual.

Sex fans, I have the distinct pleasure of introducing you to a world-class artist who creates his erotic art using the medium of words — Jeremy Edwards.  You can find Jeremy’s blog HERE!

Jeremy’s work is featured in 28 hard copy publications, as well as numerous web publications.  As part of today’s show, he will share with us some of the most delectable fruit of his Erotic Mind.  You don’t want to miss a moment of this program, people!

Jeremy and I discuss:

  • His nom de plume?
  • His very successful career and how it began.
  • Creating these petite works of art, one word at a time.
  • The difference, if any, between writing for a male or female audience.

Jeremy also serves up TWO juicy morsels of his own erotica.

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The Erotic Mind of Moxy Hart — Podcast #83 — 10/13/08

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Hey sex fans,

So sorry I missed last week.  However, to make up for my absence, I have a remarkable show in store for you.  Today, I bring you the second installment in my new series of interviews called The Erotic Mind.

n539512389_509068_51021.jpgThe idea behind this series of conversations with noted erotic artists of every stripe is to see if we can uncover something of the creative process involved in this specialized art form.

Today I have the distinct pleasure of introducing you to a world-class artist who comes to us all the way from Cape Town South Africa — Moxy Hart.  He is a visual artist who creates his erotica predominately with oil on canvas.  But he also sketches in charcoal and crafts in plexiglas.

Moxy writes of his work:   “Words are so restrictive, mere utterances, black on white.  Feeling is the language of the soul and it’s in big, bold, bright, fantastic Technicolor. This is how I see. This is my world.” We’ll hear a whole lot more from this fantastic artist as Moxy and I discuss:

  • How he got his start as an artist; as an erotic artist.
  • The inspiration for his Good Phallus series.
  • What Erotic Art means to him.
  • His chosen media.
  • His very first erotic creations.

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Kay Jaybee, Part 2 — Podcast #80 — 09/15/08

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Hey sex fans,

We’re back with Part 2 of my chat with the sensational author, Kay Jaybee, as we continue to investigate The Erotic Mind.  Stick around, because we will be hearing from several world-class erotic artist in jaybee-kay-fc.jpgthis new series of interviews.

As you recall from last week, Kay’s first book of erotica, The Collector, was published just last month (Austin & Macauley Publishers). This comes on the heels of seven previous anthologies featuring her work, as well as three upcoming volumes to be published later this year and in early 2009.

If you somehow missed Part 1 of this exciting interview, look for Podcast #79 in the Podcast Archive, in the sidebar to the right.

Kay and I discuss:

  • Writing for diverse audiences.
  • The importance of attending to detail.
  • How everyday words are transformed in an erotic setting.
  • Building anticipation as opposed to simply bumping parts.
  • Socially conscious erotica; is there such a thing?
  • How a suburban wife and mother becomes Kay Jaybee.
  • The dominance and submission theme in her writing.
  • What the future holds for Kay.
  • Tips for the novice writer of erotica.

Kay also serves up another juicy morsel of her own erotica.

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The Erotic Mind of Kay Jaybee — Podcast #79 — 09/08/08

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Hey sex fans,

I have a remarkable show in store for you.  Today, we inaugurate a brand new series of interviews called The Erotic Mind.  Because of all the amazing feedback I got after my interview with Samantha and Jordan over at Oysters & Chocolate, I realized jaybee-kay-fc.jpgthat my audience has a powerful hunger for all things erotic.

So I thought to myself; OK, how can I help satisfy that craving?  That’s when I came up with the clever idea to interview noted erotic artists.  In doing so, I figured we’d uncover something of the creative process involved in the specialized art form.

This series will include all kinds of artists working in several different media.

To kick off our new series, I have the distinct pleasure of introducing you to a world-class artist who creates her erotica using the medium of words — Kay Jaybee.

Kay’s first book of erotica, The Collector, was published last month (Austin & Macauley Publishers). This comes on the heels of seven previous publications featuring her work, as well as three upcoming volumes to be published later this year and in early 2009.  Stick around folks for this enormously entertaining, yet oh so informative, chat with one of the brightest stars in the erotic firmament.

Kay and I discuss:

  • Why the nom de plume?
  • Her very successful career and how it began.
  • The creative process and where she does her writing.
  • Packing her work with words that trigger erotic images.
  • Building tension one word at a time.

Kay also serves up a juicy morsel of her own erotica.

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miss even one episode.

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Jordan LaRousse and Samantha Sade, Part 2 — Podcast #77 — 08/25/08

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Hey sex fans,

I am delighted to bring you Part 2 of my interview with the oh so lovely and ever so talented, Jordan karina-dale-editors2.jpgLaRousse and Samantha Sade.  Together they are literary goddesses who bless us with one of the best erotica sites on the web, Oysters & Chocolate; Erotic.

If you somehow missed Part 1 of this titillating interview, check out the Podcast Archive, right there on the sidebar, and look for last week’s podcast #76.

Again this week our guests will treat us to a taste of some of their favorite erotica.  You don’t want to miss this, people!

Jordan, Samantha and I talk about:

  • What accounts for the huge success of their site.
  • How writers and artists can contribute to O&C
  • Who inspires them.
  • Who their sex heroes are.
  • What the future holds for Oysters & Chocolate.
  • What a visitor will find on their site.
  • Their brand new gay erotica section and their search for new contributors.

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Jordan LaRousse and Samantha Sade, Part 1 — Podcast #76 — 08/18/08

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Hey sex fans,

I have another delicious interview show for you today.  I am joined by two very beautiful and karina-dale-editors.jpgtalented young women, Jordan LaRousse and Samantha Sade.  Together they are the collective creative genius behind one of the best erotica sites on the web, Oysters & Chocolate; Erotic.

Don’t know Oysters & Chocolate from a hole in your head?  Well then, you’d better mozie on over there right away and treat your senses to a virtual smorgasbord of erotic delights.  Everything about this site will titillate and arouse…not just your naughty parts mind you, but your gray matter as well.  They have stories, poetry, articles and galleries of art, illustrations and photography.  Think of it as smut for the thinking person!

To spice up our show — yeah, like it’s not tangy enough with these lovelies speaking their mind — our guests will read aloud from some of their favorite erotica.  Hot, Hot, HOT!

Jordan, Samantha and I talk about:

  • How their site got its name.
  • What is erotica.
  • How erotica differs from romance writing.
  • How erotica differs from porn.
  • Why society deals differently with the written word and visual depictions.

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