Indecent with Kiki Andersen

From back pain to building plans to bodily autonomy, artist and activist Viva Ruíz believes all things were created with the intention of being embraced as necessary parts of life. So we wanted to show her some more love by giving her a little extra time to explain why abortion shouldn't be swept under society's rug. Viva Ruíz, whose work has been featured in festivals and art spaces across the U....

Jonah Hill might think it's totally cool to manipulate his girlfriend as long as he couches it with the hottest trending psycho-babble. But we see right through this same old song and dance of men controlling women's bodies. So a year after the overturning of Roe v. Wade, we call on artist and activist Viva Ruíz to remind pricks like him of some basic human rights. Viva Ruíz, whose work has been f...

Your prayers have been answered, folks! We couldn't keep the rest of our conversation with sex-positive preacher Lyvonne Briggs from you in good faith. So here's even more of her spiritual wisdom, plus a little bit of mutual fangirling over Beyoncé.  Lyvonne Briggs is an Emmy award-winning body and sex positive woman spiritualist, preacher and writer. She's also the host of the "Sensual Faith" pod...

If God made all things, then that includes butt plugs and orgasms. So why is there so much shame dished out in the Lord's name? Lyonne Briggs, a.k.a "Pastor Bae," joins us to explain that colonized religion is the reason for the division between divinity and us all having a dirty good time. Lyvonne Briggs is an Emmy award-winning body and sex positive woman spiritualist, preacher and writer. She's...

Last week's episode was so unbelievably good that we knew we just had to give you a little bit more of the wise words and scathing societal rebukes from sex worker rights advocate Kaytlin Bailey while you wait for episode four! Kaytlin Bailey is political activist and a comedian She came out as a sex worker in 2015. She went on to write about her experiences for Vice and other publications. Her on...

Shaking ass for cash ain't nothin' new. But as sex worker rights advocate Kaytlin Bailey points out, while the times may change the problems stay the same for people who are willing to put out for pay. So we do our best to at least break down some of the stigmas by sharing some eye-opening stories from the good folks who are just trying to get us off. Kaytlin Bailey is political activist and a com...

While you wait for the next full episode, sustain yourselves with this succulent morsel of bonus content leftover from our interview with Motherboard senior editor Samantha Cole. Samantha Cole is a technology journalist based in NYC who has worked in journalism for ten years. She is currently a senior editor at Motherboard and the author of “How Sex Changed the Internet, and the Internet Changed S...

The internet is for everybody in all its weird and wondrous glory. Tech journalist Samantha Cole (Vice) sees the beauty in the connections made through online communities across the globe, even the ones built around oral sex and farts. But she also reminds us that there is a point at which we all need to log the fuck off. Plus we have a lil' spicy fun with A.I. 😉🍆🤖 Samantha Cole is a technology...

To tide you over between full episodes, we're releasing all the extra content from our guest interviews, starting with some more juicy little tidbits from Pornhub's Sexual Wellness Center director Dr. Laurie Betito. Come back next week when episode 2 drops on Wednesday June 7! Dr. Laurie Betito is a Clinical Psychologist who has been practicing psychotherapy for over 30 years. She is also the dire...

You never forget your first. And in our inaugural episode, Kiki talks with Dr. Laurie Betito, Director of Pornhub's Sexual Wellness Center, about how much jacking off is too much, the conservative obsession with limiting adult content, and the importance of wearing a condom when having sex with a tree. Also, comedian and porn producer Kenny Weber shines some light on the realities of shooting high...

Before she was a comic, Kiki Andersen was an Emmy award-winning news reporter under her real name, Kelly Andersen, but after enough people confused her for Kellyanne Conway on Twitter (yes, really) she decided to change her name, her career and do something way less depressing. Now she uses everything she learned about how the world works to make people laugh. Kiki lives in LA where she does stand...