Queen Victoria Ortega, truly royal and full Angeleno, tells us what it's like to grow up fighting for all kinds of rights and to make a career out of fighting for her own.

Jenni-Lynn Brick gets honest about a job she absolutely hates: being a mom.

Corey and Laurenne get together to talk about their holiday taboos. They read answers from the community about hooking up at the parents house, holiday sex parties and saying no to family.

With plans to build "a wall" on the political to-do list, we thought it was important to hear stories from two immigrants who came the the US searching for better lives. David, who crossed the US/Mexican border in the 90s to find a way to send his siblings to school, might have been kept out if there had been "a wall." Catalina, who arrived in the 80s, escaped a drug war in Colombia. They're both living their own versions of the American Dream.

Corey and Laurenne are back together to discuss the love they feel for one parent over another (hint: the dead parent wins). They read answers from the community and learn that some moms are abusive, some dads are dicks, and some parents smoke weed.  

Happy Thanksgiving! If you find yourself needing a break from all the family/food/questions about what you’re doing with your life then take a break and treat yourself to Hayley’s ridiculously fun tale about her accidental porn stardom. You deserve it!

Grinder's early days, ethical non-monogamy, the logistics of a thruple, and how to have a happy marriage at Burning Man are just a few of the topics our guest, Michael Rachlis, covers in this funny and thoughtful episode. Modern love ya'll!

Laurenne, her husband Sam Diephuis, and their baby Lucía host this episode where they reveal their insane body issues but learn the community has a mostly healthy body outlook, with most people loving their hair, ass, and lips (we have a super hot community). Thanks everyone for contributing!

This week we are re-releasing an episode from our archives. The wonderful Wyatt Gray, wise beyond his years and deeply thoughtful, tells Taboo Tales how overcoming a childhood language issue made him the man he is today. We love Wyatt and so will you!