Episode 125
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What if shame wasn’t the enemy but the doorway?
In this episode I sit down with my dear friend, pole dance teacher, and new author Wendy Diaz, who writes under the pen name Selene Ashé. She’s just released her first book Diary of a Bad Bitch, a work that blends memoir and erotic nonfiction.
We get into her journey with pole dance as a path of self-expression, the permission it creates for women to explore their sensuality, and the way her writing opens space for honest, vulnerable conversations about sexuality and creativity.
You’ll Learn:
Timestamps:
[00:00] Introduction
[07:14] The permission field of pole dance and moving through shame
[13:27] Creativity expanding into tattooing, drawing, and blood painting
[19:04] Female versus male gaze in performance and dance videos
[25:11] Navigating invisibility, fame, and the desire for attention
[31:45] Erotic reclamation, archetypes, and sexual exploration through pole
[37:42] Writing her book and choosing a pen name
[42:51] Building conscious cabaret as a safe performance space
[45:58] Sensuality, sexuality, and the role of slowing down
[54:12] Why pleasure and sexuality are always available
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