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Witness Season 3: Sex, Lies and Streaming
OnlyFans promised to change the game and give power back to creators. The reality? Most earn less than $100 a month, while a select few make millions.
When news.com.au journalist James Weir set out to interview Bonnie Blue - the controversial British creator who claimed to have slept with ove... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 34 | Founded | a year ago |
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After days of hunting Vegas for the internet's most wanted woman, journalist James Weir finally tracks down Bonnie Blue to her million-dollar hideout - and walks straight into a house of cards collapsing in real time. The self-proclaimed queen of por... more
Welcome to porn's most brutal career pivot: one day you’re a wide-eyed ingénue. And the next? You’re a single, working MILF. This transition into motherhood (or… MILF-hood) isn't optional - it's inevitable. Journalist James Weir gets welcomed into th... more
In a luxury Vegas villa high above the chaos, porn royalty Angela White faces her worst nightmare - a delusional stalker who thinks they're lovers after months of catfishing. As the most awarded adult performer in history prepares to confront her obs... more
The adult industry's wildest week kicks off in Las Vegas, but its most scandalous star has gone completely AWOL. While porn royalty and OnlyFans rebels clash under the neon lights, journalist James Weir prowls the casino hallways and hunts for the mi... more
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If you have a shot every time Dan Box says “but……”; you’ll die of alcohol poisoning in the first episode.
I have thought so much about this little boy. Thank you so much to you both for all the hard work you did. My heart broke with the last few episodes. I wanted to hug you both. But also all those so terribly affected by this tragedy.
I thought this was quite fairly done and tried to seek all sides. I don’t know why there is so much criticism of the foster mum calling herself the mother. It’s my understanding that William was placed in care until 18. For all intents and purposes he was their son. It also is my understanding the social workers were encouraging him to call his bio parents by first names. The foster mum didn’t make the decision to take him. He was taken from an environment that was not safe for a child. The fost... more
Such a good podcast! The story was/is absolutely compelling. Thanks for digging the story up and exposing some very dark and nasty characters. I enjoyed the longer episodes and no commercial breaks! Well done.
Has this been slowed down? Or are they just speaking super slow? Either way, impossible to listen to
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Focusing on the complexities of the adult entertainment industry, this investigative series offers a unique perspective on the dynamics of online content creation. It contrasts the glamorous lifestyles of a select few creators with the grim realities faced by the majority, many of whom earn significantly less than anticipated. Key themes include the harsh economic challenges of the gig economy, celebrity culture, and the blurred lines between reality and performance in the creator space. The series features in-depth interviews with prominent figures in the adult industry, from performers to publicists, revealing the stakes of a world where success can be fleeting and precarious.
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Recent guests on Witness: Sex, Lies and Streaming include:
1. Lana (Avalon Saf)
2. Lexi Cox
3. Nova Hawthorne
4. Brett Mousset
5. Liz River
6. Angela White
7. Emma Gilman
8. Bonnie Blue
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