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Podcast: Un-stereotyping The Female Porn Artist Ft. Kali Sudhra

In the final episode of Season 3 of IFDS, we have porn performer Kali Sudhra talking about what it is like to be a person of colour, a queer South Asian performer in an industry that is very strictly catering to a white-cis-het male audience.

In this episode of our podcast, we are talking about something that we have all engaged with but are often stopping ourselves from talking about it. Porn, as we know, is possibly the most consumed form of media out there. However, the vulgarisation of porn happens with the treatment of the form only for a titillating objectifying purpose. Most porn that is readily available is also made from an extreme white-cis-het male gaze, where female pleasure seems to be completely sidelined. However with the advent of ethical porn and feminist creators that landscape is slowly changing.

Joining our hosts Shriya and Sukanya in the final episode of Season 3 of ‘Intersectional Feminism—Desi Style’ podcast is Kali Sudhra. Kali is a sex worker, writer, and educator. Kali is dedicated to dismantling structures of white supremacy within feminism and challenging the gatekeeping of feminist spaces. The main focus of her work is exploring and presenting dissident sexuality, directly challenging white heteronormativity by using porn and various forms of sex work as a medium. Kali has performed in a number of XConfessions indie adult short films & is one of the most-watched performers on the site. In 2021 she co-directed XConfessions’ first South Asian-themed movie ‘The Saree Shop’.

Tune in as we discuss what it is like to be a person of colour, a queer South Asian performer in an industry that is very strictly catering to a white-cis-het male audience.

This podcast is available on SpotifyAppleGoogle, and many other streaming platforms via Anchor. Listen to this episode on any of your favourite streaming platforms and tell us what you think in the comments section!

Also read: 10 Must-Listen Feminist Podcasts Of 2022


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