
Jennaworld: Jenna Jameson, Vivid Video, & The Valley is a narrative nonfiction podcast about the history of the pornographic film industry in the San Fernando Valley told through the lens of 2000s adult film superstar Jenna Jameson.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

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About the Show: You know the myths. You’ve seen the biopics. But if you’re the kind of music fan who craves the rest of the story—the stuff they buried o... more
Chapter 13 "Valley of the Dolls": As the old adult film industry evaporates, a new world emerges. Jenna finds new notoriety on Twitter and TikTok as her porn stardom fades. New attacks from the right wing threaten to undermine porn’s hard-won legalit... more
Chapter 12 "Heel Turn": Jenna announces she’s leaving porn with a dramatic awards show speech. A new crop of unlikely porn tycoons and internet stars emerge online as the ecosystem of Porn Valley and its studio system continues to collapse into stre... more
Chapter 11 “Pirates!”: As the porn industry makes record profits in the early 2000s, upstart studio Digital Playground makes the highest budget adult film ever called Pirates just as online piracy begins to destroy the entire adult film industry.
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One thing that should be noted about this podcast is despite being called “Jennaworld” it is not solely about Jenna. They talk about some other leaders in the adult film industry, both behind the scenes (some magazine creator?) and other adult film starlets (Ginger Lynn, Savannah). I didn’t mind talk about the other starlets bc they paved the path for Jenna but I didn’t understand why entire episodes were dedicated to behind the scenes players. I came here to hear about one woman’s story, not th... more
Tried to listen to this, but the voices they do for the excerpts are too annoying.
This is nerdy & tangential, but I was surprised & delighted to hear the voices of some of my favorite podcasters: Karina Longworth, Natalie Robehmed, Jamie Loftus.
The scope, style, & subject matter of this podcast is simillar to podcasts produced by the aforementioned creators. These folks might consider starting a production company together.
I really enjoyed this production from Molly Lambert! It is well researched and quite comprehensive! It is about way more than just Jenna. I also really liked all the narrations from the different people in the story. (And loved the little digs at capitalism!)
To be sure there was lots there. And the parts about January were very very interesting.
But there were a lot of episodes that quite frankly had nothing to do with Jenna Jamison. some of them certainly were about historical stuff in the industry, but some of I really don’t see what the point are
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A narrative nonfiction exploration of the San Fernando Valley's adult film history, told through a high-profile figure who helped bring mainstream attention to the industry. Across episodes, listeners are introduced to industry executives, performers, and journalists, with a focus on how technology, distribution, gender dynamics, and cultural perception have shaped porn's evolution from its early days to the digital era. The show pairs rigorous research with storytelling flair, weaving in social context, business strategy, and the personal journeys of its guest stars. Noteworthy is the creator's penchant for cross-disciplinary storytelling—linking industry history to broader themes like feminism, media convergence, and regional culture—maki... more
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