Sex Positive Podcast Features Porn Star Interview Archive!
LOS ANGELES (March 31, 2015) — Sex educator, author, and host of popular sex positive podcast “Girl Boner,” August McLaughlin, has revamped her website, http://www.augustmclaughlin.com. The new site features all of her archived programs, which includes interviews with many of the industry’s performers.
“I’m thrilled to have more options for listeners, who really make ‘Girl Boner’ possible,” says McLaughlin. “The more able we are to celebrate and explore sexuality, the better!”
Recent interviews with adult performers have included Venus Lux, Jenna Ivory, Flash Brown, Layton Benton, Belle Knox, Mia Isabella, and Sarah Vandella.
McLaughlin adds, “You can find the episodes to most of the guests you’ve kindly arranged, by clicking ‘Adult Stars’ under ‘Categories.’”
Fans can follow August McLaughlin on Twitter at www.Twitter.com/AugustMcLaughlin and on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/AugustMcLaughlin.
About Girl Boner:
A spicy blend of personal stories, in-depth reporting and inspiration, Girl Boner is where good girls go for sexual empowerment. Listen in as August McLaughlin, international model turned award-winning health and sexuality writer, explores female sensual pleasure and body image like no one else. She’s the fearless sister/girlfriend you’ve always wanted—and she loves to talk sex! For more information, visit http://www.augustmclaughlin.com.
About August McLaughlin:
August McLaughlin is a nationally recognized health and sexuality writer, creator of the female sexual empowering brand “Girl Boner,” and a radio personality. Her feature articles have appeared in DAME magazine, Legacy Series magazine, Sexual Wellness News, LIVESTRONG.com, SFGate Living (The San Francisco Chronicle), the Nest Woman, Healthy Aging magazine, and more. She was named Nutrition Writer of 2010 by LIVESTRONG.com, Editor’s Pick of 2010 by Demand Media Studios, and one of BlogHer’s Voices of the Year in 2014. Her first novel, “In Her Shadow,” a National Indie Excellence Award finalist, is loosely based on her experience with anorexia while working as an international model.
Since recovering from anorexia and years of body dysmorphia, McLaughlin has taught and mentored individuals with eating disorders and other psychological disorders on wellness and body image on an individual and group basis (LA Health Works, LuvUrSelf Fitness, Bridges to Recovery). She is the executive producer of “Weight Limit” – a series of body image-related PSAs – and speaks professionally to a variety of audiences, including high school and college students, artistic communities, and national and regional conference attendees, on body image, eating disorders, and media and societal influences on female sexuality.
Publicly known for melding personal passion with activism, McLaughlin uses her skills as a public speaker and journalist to inspire other women to embrace their bodies and sexuality, making way for fuller, more authentic lives. Even when she was deathly ill in Paris, more crippled by fear of fatness than death, she sensed that a purpose awaited her if she would simply hang on. That “light,” as she’s come to call it, has ignited and grown since “Girl Boner” was born. She is determined to use it to brighten the world.
