Speaker 1: I'm a freak like everybody else. I like to watch
Speaker 1: people fuck. Sometimes it's funny to watch the dialogue.
Speaker 2: Sometimes it's just like, yeah, I want to whack off
Speaker 2: and pop into porno.
Speaker 1: Kid rock.
Speaker 3: We watch all kinds of pornos on the tour bus.
Speaker 3: I really honestly enjoy masturbation and orgasms, and Corno helps
Speaker 3: me to achieve that. Mark Hoppus Blink one two.
Speaker 4: Fuck it.
Speaker 5: I like porn.
Speaker 6: I don't give a fuck. I got a huge ass
Speaker 6: collection about one hundred movies. I love fucking sex. I
Speaker 6: like raunchy porn. The nastier, the better. Cocksucker ones are
Speaker 6: fucking cool. Jonathan Davis Coorn.
Speaker 7: I came up with the idea I really want to
Speaker 7: do an autobi biography. I have so many amazing stories,
Speaker 7: and actually, to tell you the truth, I have a
Speaker 7: lot of things that I need to get off my chest.
Speaker 5: Jenna Jamison, Welcome to jenal World. Welcome back to General World.
Speaker 5: I'm your host, Molly Lambert. This is episode nine the Game.
Speaker 5: By the early two thousands, DVD sales have permanently outpaced
Speaker 5: videotapes and account for sixty five percent of total sales
Speaker 5: of porn films. One of the last videotapes Jenna ever
Speaker 5: helps sell is a two thousand and two tape called
Speaker 5: strippers Ball that he promotes with Dennis Rodman on Howard
Speaker 5: Stern's show. It's not a Jenna and Dennis Rodman sex tape.
Speaker 5: It's a tape of house parties around the world that
Speaker 5: Rodman has thrown where female partygoers take their clothes off.
Speaker 5: Around the same time, Joe Francis's Girls Gone Wild tape
Speaker 5: franchise takes off via constant infomercials. It's not exactly porn,
Speaker 5: but it's not really mainstream content either. It's part of
Speaker 5: a new two thousands trend, extreme raunch culture. If porn
Speaker 5: has previously always just mirrored American culture back to itself,
Speaker 5: in the early two thousands, American culture is starting to
Speaker 5: mirror back porn. Performing sexuality for a camera is no
Speaker 5: longer just for actors. At the same time as American
Speaker 5: culture is undergoing a conservative backlash post nine to eleven, television, music,
Speaker 5: and pop culture are becoming increasingly sex s obsessed. In Hollywood,
Speaker 5: Larry Flint's Hustler Store creates a porn Walk of Fame
Speaker 5: to promote the adult industry whose biggest stars license signature
Speaker 5: sex toys cast from their own body parts that the
Speaker 5: Hustler store sells alongside t shirts and a juice bar.
Speaker 5: Like the famous star's handprints in front of Man's Chinese Theater,
Speaker 5: Larry Flint has porn stars leave their handprints and signatures
Speaker 5: in concrete. Jenna is honored with a Hollywood Boulevard handprint
Speaker 5: ceremony in two thousand and three, just like the Chinese
Speaker 5: theater in tombs film Legends in concrete. It helps mythologize
Speaker 5: the industry and invites a possibility that some alien civilization
Speaker 5: will find Jenna's handprints and ask who was this ancient emperor.
Speaker 8: This is a special day for us at Hustler Hollywood,
Speaker 8: inducting Jenna Jameson as our latest star for the Porn
Speaker 8: Walk of Fame. Larry Flint publisher.
Speaker 7: I was talking to Larry Flint and he said, when
Speaker 7: you've been over to put your hands in the cement,
Speaker 7: make sure they get a really nice ash shot.
Speaker 5: Club Jenna continues to grow its business. In two thousand
Speaker 5: and four, the company announces that Club Jenna has signed
Speaker 5: its first contract girl, a blonde, blue eyed starlet from
Speaker 5: Irvine named Crystal Steel, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Jenna.
Speaker 5: In two thousand and four, Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake
Speaker 5: perform at the Super Bowl halftime show. After singing the
Speaker 5: lyric Gonna Have You Naked. By the end of this song,
Speaker 5: Justin rips off part of Janet's outfit to reveal her
Speaker 5: breast with a pasty sticker over her nipple. Later termed
Speaker 5: a wardrobe malfunction, the incident is called Nipplegate and sets
Speaker 5: off a big backlash to the raunchy porn influenced hypersexuality
Speaker 5: of the late nineties and early two thousands. The FCC
Speaker 5: finds CBS half a million bucks for showing Janet Jackson's
Speaker 5: partially covered titty on live television, citing the impact it
Speaker 5: could have on young minds, even though all babies ever
Speaker 5: have seen a breast or two. The media firestorm over
Speaker 5: the halftime show inspires three young computer engineers working at
Speaker 5: PayPal to conceptualize a video sharing website where clips like
Speaker 5: Nipplegate could instantly be spread online. Frustrated with these still
Speaker 5: limited capacities of streaming video, they envision a new kind
Speaker 5: of website where users could upload video clips as long
Speaker 5: as thirty whole seconds. Jawad Kareem, Steve Chen, and Chad
Speaker 5: Hurley want their new video site to be similar to
Speaker 5: Hot or Not, a site where people upload pictures of
Speaker 5: themselves to be rated on a one to ten scale
Speaker 5: by strangers online. They call their new video clip site
Speaker 5: tune In Hookup. They post to Craigslist ads soliciting hot
Speaker 5: girls to post videos of themselves for one hundred dollars
Speaker 5: a pop to drive traffic and imply the hot girls
Speaker 5: are interested in hooking up with viewers. When they don't
Speaker 5: get a lot of replies, they pivot to anyone being
Speaker 5: able to upload any kind of videos. After raising cash
Speaker 5: with venture capital firms, tune In Hookup officially launches on
Speaker 5: Valentine's Day, two thousand and five under its new name YouTube.
Speaker 5: The first video on YouTube is of Kareem at the
Speaker 5: San Diego Zoo titled Me at the Zoo. Facebook also
Speaker 5: first launches as a website to rate women by looks.
Speaker 5: This is because the tech bro brain believes that there's
Speaker 5: an algorithm that objectively determines attractiveness, while there are culturally
Speaker 5: motivated norms for appearance. The fun thing about sexual attraction
Speaker 5: in real life is that it's very subjective. Thinking that
Speaker 5: beauty is mathematically objective is also why tech dweebs are
Speaker 5: so susceptible to believing in stuff like eugenics. There's also
Speaker 5: a huge difference between seeing visual images online and meeting
Speaker 5: someone in real life. Factors like personality and pheromones matter too.
Speaker 5: Attraction is about more than just looks. When YouTube launches,
Speaker 5: older media companies aren't sure what to make of it
Speaker 5: and don't believe it threatens their established model. But like
Speaker 5: the shift from film to video, the move from TV
Speaker 5: to the Internet allows fresh blood to get in the
Speaker 5: door before the media's old guard catches up. The first
Speaker 5: test balloon comes that December, when Saturday Night Live airs
Speaker 5: what they term a digital short. SNL writer Adam McKay
Speaker 5: sees which way the wind is blowing that internet video
Speaker 5: sites like YouTube are SNL's great hope for tapping into
Speaker 5: a new youth audience, away for the show's pre taped
Speaker 5: video bits to have a digital after life after airing
Speaker 5: on TV. The first SNL digital short is an absurdist
Speaker 5: sketch called Lettuce, where Will Forte and Andy Samberg discuss
Speaker 5: a friend's recent death while taking big bites out of
Speaker 5: a head of lettuce. It's cut from SNL before airing.
Speaker 5: The second digital short is a comedy rap about two
Speaker 5: gentlemen having a genteel Sunday afternoon in gentrified post sex
Speaker 5: in the City, New York, called Lazy Sunday or the
Speaker 5: Chronicles of Narnia Rap. It airs in December of two
Speaker 5: thousand and five and is uploaded simultaneously by SNL onto
Speaker 5: the iTunes store to buy. Despite the official iTunes upload,
Speaker 5: Lazy Sunday is rapidly bootlegged and emailed among friends in
Speaker 5: horrendous quality, becoming one of the first documented viral video
Speaker 5: hits a bridge between old media and new. On YouTube,
Speaker 5: where it's posted illegally, Lazy Sunday is watched over five
Speaker 5: million times, making Saturday Night Live culturally relevant yet again,
Speaker 5: and boosting YouTube's web traffic that week by a record
Speaker 5: eighty three percent. By February of the next year, NBC
Speaker 5: Universal demands that YouTube take down all copyrighted SNL content,
Speaker 5: including Lazy Sunday, so that viewers will have to watch
Speaker 5: them on NBC's own official website instead, but it's already
Speaker 5: way too late. Lazy Sunday is a gleaming nugget that
Speaker 5: inspires a gold rush online. You can lay your stake
Speaker 5: for free investing, talent, and time, but as with any
Speaker 5: gold rush, there's no guarantee of striking it rich. Going
Speaker 5: viral proves unpredictable, even for those with lots of resources.
Speaker 5: Lazy Sunday spawns a billion mining claims and a brief
Speaker 5: influx of comedy video sites dedicated entirely to trying to
Speaker 5: go viral online. What goes viral remains hard to predict,
Speaker 5: although certain viral trends recur, like joke songs and cute
Speaker 5: animal videos. Meanwhile, Jenna Jamison goes on a Howard Stern
Speaker 5: live broadcast from Las Vegas. She lounges on a bed
Speaker 5: with her mic in a leather miniskirt, a sleeveless white
Speaker 5: turtleneck with an American flag on it, and a leathern
Speaker 5: newsboy cap, alongside comedian Joe Rogan, the host of NBC's
Speaker 5: Fear Factor.
Speaker 9: Joe Rogan, by the way, has thirty DVDs of Jenna Jamison.
Speaker 10: At least I've masturbated to her a thousand times.
Speaker 11: At least he's working on a pornostar fear factor.
Speaker 10: If you refuse to take it in the face, you
Speaker 10: will be eliminated.
Speaker 9: Joe, what are your three favorite Jenna movies? Your three
Speaker 9: favorite titles?
Speaker 10: I don't even read anything on the box. I just
Speaker 10: popped that sucker in there.
Speaker 9: My favorite Jenna Jameson movie is that first one where
Speaker 9: she's with.
Speaker 10: That old guy up and Comers.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's my favorite because you look like you just
Speaker 9: want to die having sex with him, and yet you
Speaker 9: do it like a trooper.
Speaker 7: I am a good actress.
Speaker 10: Wicked Weapon, I'm having flashbacks.
Speaker 9: Tell me the plot of Wicked Weapon.
Speaker 10: She gets naked, she gives oral, she takes it in
Speaker 10: the face.
Speaker 5: Annie Sprinkle is a first generation feminist porn star who
Speaker 5: has asked what she thinks about the mainstreaming of porn
Speaker 5: in the media over the decades she's been in the industry.
Speaker 4: What do I think of today's Jenna Jamison's Well, they're
Speaker 4: better at business. They're making millions. That's a different kind
Speaker 4: of political power. Annie Sprinkle, porn star.
Speaker 5: In two thousand and four, Howard Stern announces he will
Speaker 5: be leaving terrestrial radio for a new gig on serious
Speaker 5: satellite radio. Who offer him a five year, five hundred
Speaker 5: million dollar contract.
Speaker 9: Am I bitter about the way regular radio is going out?
Speaker 8: Not at all.
Speaker 9: Nothing can break your heart when you hate him that much.
Speaker 9: Fuck him, Okay, I'm a little bitter. Howard Stern, radio host.
Speaker 5: In the early two thousands. The publishing industry is also
Speaker 5: starting to collapse, although everyone in it remains in a
Speaker 5: deep denial about what is happening. The Internet is competing
Speaker 5: with books and magazines for attention spans and winning because
Speaker 5: it's free, which is cutting into traditional print ad revenue.
Speaker 5: Jenna is assigned a collaborator for her book, a writer
Speaker 5: named Neil Strauss, who becomes notable for co writing celebrity
Speaker 5: tell Alls. Neil Strauss is a pisces from Chicago who
Speaker 5: climbs the ranks of publishing as it is peaking. One
Speaker 5: final time, he moves to New York and edits for
Speaker 5: critical theory publishers semiotext. In publishing, like porn, there was
Speaker 5: once a well trod path into the industry. The way
Speaker 5: to break into publishing was through low level jobs like
Speaker 5: copy editing and fact checking. Strauss did both at the
Speaker 5: Village Voice, part of a then robust print economy where
Speaker 5: writers could learn the trade. Strauss moves up to the
Speaker 5: majors as a New York Times music critic and a
Speaker 5: contributing editor at Rolling Stone, where he writes profiles of
Speaker 5: a list cover stars like Madonna and Tom Cruise. Before
Speaker 5: the invention of social media, magazine cover stories allowed celebrities
Speaker 5: to offer the public limited access to an allegedly candid
Speaker 5: and personal side of themselves. The magazines needed stars on
Speaker 5: the cover to sell magazines, and stars needed publicity when
Speaker 5: promoting their projects. In two thousand and one, Neil Strauss
Speaker 5: co writes a hit book with Motley Crue called The
Speaker 5: Dirt Confessions of the World's Most Notorious rock band, Motley Crue,
Speaker 5: who are by then far enough away from their eighties
Speaker 5: peak that they're willing to spill their crazy, groopy tales
Speaker 5: and drug stories for an audience of hair metal nostalgists.
Speaker 5: Neil Strauss forms a narrative out of the crew's rambling stories.
Speaker 5: The centerpiece of the book, to me, is an anecdote
Speaker 5: about breakfast burritos.
Speaker 12: We were always fucking other chicks at the studio and backstage.
Speaker 12: We take Tommy Lee's van to a restaurant called Noggles
Speaker 12: to buy these egg burritos then rub them on of
Speaker 12: crosses to cover the smell of the girls.
Speaker 13: We just fucked, so I Dick's smell of eggs. We
Speaker 13: tell our girlfriends, Oh, we dropped the burritos in our laps.
Speaker 13: The girlfriends thought, we're a bunch of clumsy slubs. We
Speaker 13: never thought about going to the restroom and just washing
Speaker 13: our digs. Vince Neil Motley Crue.
Speaker 5: I looked it up and Noggles is a fast food
Speaker 5: chain that still exists, founded fittingly enough by Dick Noggle,
Speaker 5: an original founder of local drive through Mexican Chaine Del Taco,
Speaker 5: my favorite fast food chain. The Dirt is published by
Speaker 5: Reagan Books, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishing that puts out
Speaker 5: a lot of blockbuster hit books in the early two thousands.
Speaker 5: The Reagan in Reagan Books is a controversial, high powered
Speaker 5: business woman named Judith Reagan. When Jenna World returns, Judith
Speaker 5: Reagan does battle with the press. Oh my god, welcome
Speaker 5: back to general World.
Speaker 14: I'm an average American with a two minute attention spin
Speaker 14: Judith Reagan, publisher.
Speaker 11: I swear you get in a cab with my sister
Speaker 11: and you're on the most frightening ride of your life.
Speaker 11: Maureen Reagan, Judith's sister.
Speaker 5: Judith Reagan A LEO, is a New York publishing tycoon.
Speaker 5: A former tabloid writer turned editor, she ferried celebrity books
Speaker 5: into print like Drew Barrymore's Little Girl Lost and Howard
Speaker 5: Stern's Private Parts. She's given her own imprint at HarperCollins
Speaker 5: called Reagan Books, where she both cashes in on the
Speaker 5: celebrity industrial complex and puts out National Book Award nominees.
Speaker 5: Reagan is mega successful and mega controversial for her brash demeanor.
Speaker 5: By two thousand and four, Reagan Books dominates the New
Speaker 5: York Times bestseller list and generates eighty million dollars in
Speaker 5: profits a year. Judith Reagan also has a lot of
Speaker 5: haters who think her focus on celebrity shock and raunch
Speaker 5: is ruining the publishing world. Reagan doesn't give a fuck.
Speaker 14: They're snobs.
Speaker 5: Judith Reagan is such a figure of intrigue that in
Speaker 5: two thousand and four, Vanity Fair publishes a hit piece
Speaker 5: on her with quotes from former employees and ex boyfriends
Speaker 5: to paint Reagan as vain, power obsessed and competitive to
Speaker 5: a fault. It explains how she turned into the lydiatar
Speaker 5: of books in the blunt talking, compulsively workaholic environment of
Speaker 5: New York publishing in its final Golden era. Reagan's wild
Speaker 5: ambitiousness stems from her childhood and class issues. She comes
Speaker 5: from an East Coast middle class Catholic Irish Italian family.
Speaker 5: Her mother often criticizes Judith and makes her feel inferior.
Speaker 5: In return, Reagan pulls pranks, like shaping her mashed potatoes
Speaker 5: into a penis. She attends Vasser on a scholarship and
Speaker 5: develops a deep resentment for the easy living, rich girls
Speaker 5: that she encounters there. Despite her avowed revulsion for the rich,
Speaker 5: she gets a rich boyfriend and they move into his parents'
Speaker 5: Central Park West apartment. After graduation, he gets a job
Speaker 5: in Boston and the couple relocates there together. Reagan gets
Speaker 5: a secretarial job at Harvard and sees a print ad
Speaker 5: scouting cub reporters for the tabloid The National Inquirer. Writing
Speaker 5: for The Inquirer, she meets Saudi Arabian arms dealer Odd
Speaker 5: non Koshogi, finance conman caa Asset, Berniekornfeld, and Ray Stark
Speaker 5: a Sleezebag sixty super producer known for casting Barbara Streisand
Speaker 5: in Funny Girl and making her a star. Streisand only
Speaker 5: recently outed Ray Stark as a creepy letch in her autobiography.
Speaker 5: Reagan briefly works on the Heraldo Talk Show, then becomes
Speaker 5: a consultant at Simon and Schuster, where she brings her
Speaker 5: tabloid honed knack for spotting what salacious material will move
Speaker 5: the most product. She moves to Manhattan to start climbing
Speaker 5: the skyscraper of success.
Speaker 15: She's the highest functioning deranged person I've ever known. Anonymous
Speaker 15: former friend of Judith Reagan.
Speaker 14: I have the biggest cock in the building.
Speaker 5: Just to note that some of these outrageous quotes from
Speaker 5: Judith Reagan are alleged. Reagan makes enemies who dislike her assertive, confrontational,
Speaker 5: interpersonal style, but she also works hard to land big fish.
Speaker 5: Coming to Madonna with an idea for a book of erotica,
Speaker 5: Madonna takes the idea but cuts out Judith Reagan, taking
Speaker 5: it to Warner Books instead. Judith is salty and says
Speaker 5: Madonna went back on their handshake deal.
Speaker 14: Sleazy and stupid. I wouldn't have minded if she'd sent
Speaker 14: me a note, but she showed no graciousness, no manner.
Speaker 5: Madonna's team says the erotica book was Madonna's own idea,
Speaker 5: conceived with her longtime collaborator, noted fashion photographer Stephen Miselle.
Speaker 5: The book, called Sex, is one hundred and twenty eight
Speaker 5: pages of thirty four year old pop superstar Madonna, often naked,
Speaker 5: with writing detailing her personal sexual fantasies. It was originally
Speaker 5: going to be titled X, but then Spike Lee released
Speaker 5: his nineteen ninety two Malcolm X biopic with an EX logo,
Speaker 5: and so Madonna changed the name of the book to Sex.
Speaker 5: Despite critical panning and late night roasting of Madonna as
Speaker 5: a slutty narcissist, Sex is a huge bestseller. Critics say
Speaker 5: it resembles pornographic magazines like Penthouse and Hustler. Some people
Speaker 5: can't tell the difference between a naked woman who's objectified
Speaker 5: for male consumption and a naked woman displaying herself because
Speaker 5: she's super horny and in charge. Madonna's performance of sexuality
Speaker 5: is camp for dancers like Madonna, Janet Jackson, and Jenna Jamison.
Speaker 5: The body is also an instrument for self expression and
Speaker 5: using it can be a way of claiming your personal
Speaker 5: sexual agency. This is called third wave or lipstick feminism,
Speaker 5: and it was huge in the nineties. Sure, sexual power
Speaker 5: only goes so far and can't compare to power conferred
Speaker 5: by money or privilege. Sure it runs out when you
Speaker 5: age out. And sure misogynists will never respect any woman
Speaker 5: who publicly takes her clothes off, But they don't respect
Speaker 5: women who keep their clothes on either, And also they
Speaker 5: can choke. Judith Reagan says she personally talked Howard Stern
Speaker 5: and Rush Limbaugh into writing best selling books. She calls
Speaker 5: Limbaugh a gentleman, Stern a maniac, and her self neutral.
Speaker 14: My position is not to take a position. I sell
Speaker 14: books and allow people to have their say. It is
Speaker 14: not my job to censor Howard Stern, although I have
Speaker 14: to say it was very painful to sit there and
Speaker 14: deal with the fact that he had some nasty things
Speaker 14: to say about some of my friends.
Speaker 5: In nineteen ninety four, Rupert Murdoch offers Reagan her own
Speaker 5: personal imprint, where she continues to put out successful books.
Speaker 5: She puts out a print ad that shows her lying
Speaker 5: sexily and bad in a towel, reading a book and
Speaker 5: staring down the camera with the tagline I love to
Speaker 5: read in bad.
Speaker 14: I didn't come up the traditional way, but I paid
Speaker 14: my dues. I am a maverick, and people can't stand
Speaker 14: other people's success. How dare I appear to have it all?
Speaker 14: Believe me, it is just an appearance. I trade places
Speaker 14: with just about any At this point.
Speaker 5: Judith Reagan is an equal opportunity opportunist. She publishes Michael
Speaker 5: Moore Sean Hannity, jingoistic post nine to eleven books praising
Speaker 5: the war on terror, sports tell alls by baseballs Jose
Speaker 5: Conseco and wrestler Mick Foley, and three separate true crime
Speaker 5: cash grabs about the Scott and Lacy Peterson case. Reagan
Speaker 5: branches into the newly booming field of reality television. She
Speaker 5: appears as a guest judge on Fox's The Swan, where
Speaker 5: female contestants get full plastic surgery makeovers then have a
Speaker 5: beauty contest, still the high water mark of dystopian reality TV.
Speaker 5: She publishes a self help book based on The Swan
Speaker 5: called The Swan Curriculum Create a Spectacular New You with
Speaker 5: twelve life changing steps in twelve amazing weeks. There's buzz
Speaker 5: that Judith Reagan could bring her big persona to television
Speaker 5: full time, like Simon Cowell and Donald Trump.
Speaker 16: Judith doesn't listen to anything or anybody. A man has
Speaker 16: a golden gut, she goes with her golden vagina jeff
Speaker 16: Stone brand identity designer.
Speaker 5: Reagan's critics say she's a tyrant. Judith loves to quote
Speaker 5: her hero, General George Patten. In her home, she has
Speaker 5: an enormous painting of her namesake, the Old Testament heroine
Speaker 5: Judith who seduces and then beheads the general who laid
Speaker 5: waste to her city. So you can see why Judith
Speaker 5: Reagan sought out Jenna Jamison. They're both charismatic, aggressive, successful,
Speaker 5: some might say machiavellian women navigating a culture where aggression
Speaker 5: is championed in men and demonized in women. Judith Reagan's
Speaker 5: always be closing bit is a protective shell. When she's
Speaker 5: an Esquire's Women We Love column, she tells them about
Speaker 5: a male colleague who jerks off in his office with
Speaker 5: the door wide open as a display of his power
Speaker 5: and unfire ability, to demonstrate that she's not bothered. Judith
Speaker 5: Reagan takes one of the man Semen stained chairs as
Speaker 5: a trophy for her own office. In two thousand and one,
Speaker 5: there are rumors Judith as having an affair with married
Speaker 5: New York Police Commissioner Bernard Carrick, whose Reagan edited memoir
Speaker 5: is a nine to eleven era bestseller. They both deny it.
Speaker 5: Bernard Carrick is eventually disgraced for, among other things, using
Speaker 5: an apartment to have sexual trysts outside of his marriage
Speaker 5: that was reserved for Ground zero workers. There are also
Speaker 5: rumors that Reagan uses her in with Bernard Carrick and
Speaker 5: the NYPD to have them run surveillance on and sometimes
Speaker 5: read her enemy's homes.
Speaker 14: I don't publish pornography. I publish smart books about sex.
Speaker 14: A lot of people try to imitate what I do,
Speaker 14: but they don't do it well.
Speaker 5: Now that sex talk is fully mainstreamed in culture. For,
Speaker 5: among other reasons, the Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky a
Speaker 5: fair scandal necessitating the description of a cigar being inserted
Speaker 5: into a woman's vagina, taken out and put in Bill
Speaker 5: Clinton's mouth, and then Bill Clinton says m tastes good.
Speaker 5: In The New York Times, Judith Reagan wants books to
Speaker 5: keep up Judith Reagan and her short attention span. No
Speaker 5: publishing is competing with the Internet now, and so books
Speaker 5: and magazines must try to adopt the Internet's qualities eye
Speaker 5: catching graphics, tawdriness, and immense speed. Reagan Books is known
Speaker 5: for its fast turnaround times, publishing books to cash in
Speaker 5: on current events. The company bleeds employees who quit over
Speaker 5: Reagan's managerial style. Few last longer than a year.
Speaker 4: There.
Speaker 5: Allegedly, Judith likes to call them cunts and gay slurs.
Speaker 5: She rules like a down through fear and intimidation. Judith
Speaker 5: tries to get a talk show slotted at Fox after
Speaker 5: our Senio leaves, and when she finds out she's not
Speaker 5: getting it, she allegedly screams at a Fox executive on
Speaker 5: the phone.
Speaker 1: We all heard her screaming in her office.
Speaker 17: You know why, because he has a small dick, and
Speaker 17: he's afraid I'm going to eat it, and then I'm
Speaker 17: going to eat his testicles. Then I'm going to eat
Speaker 17: into his body cavity. It was the most incredible thing
Speaker 17: I'd heard, But this was my first job out of college.
Speaker 17: I remember thinking, huh, maybe this is the way things
Speaker 17: are in media. Anonymous former Reagan Books employee.
Speaker 5: Critics say Judith's issues as a boss include having no
Speaker 5: personal boundaries, obsessive competitiveness, and a constant need for praise.
Speaker 5: She takes full credit for successes that were brought in
Speaker 5: by her younger colleagues, like Rapper Eminem's book Ingrey Blonde.
Speaker 8: She'd seem so normal at some points, then you know,
Speaker 8: the next minute she'd be screaming about the faggot mafia.
Speaker 8: Dana Isaacson, editor at Random House.
Speaker 14: You either have it or you don't.
Speaker 5: Allegedly, Reagan maintains an atmosphere of stress by pitting her
Speaker 5: employees against each other. She also allegedly brings sexuality into
Speaker 5: work in a way that her employees find uncomfortable, leaving
Speaker 5: topless photos of herself out on tables in the office
Speaker 5: and talking about her clet or being horny.
Speaker 18: She's a bit of a loose cannon. Jane Friedman, CEO
Speaker 18: of HarperCollins.
Speaker 14: If I had the job of CEO, I'd say Judith
Speaker 14: Reagan is the most talented person in the world of publishing.
Speaker 14: She's accomplished more than anybody else in the history of
Speaker 14: the industry, and we're lucky to have her.
Speaker 5: Some employees experiences end with them leaving not only Reagan
Speaker 5: Books but New York and the publishing industry entirely. There's
Speaker 5: no denying the company is very successful monetarily. It's just
Speaker 5: that working there has a negative mental health trade off
Speaker 5: that many feel isn't worth it. But there's a possibility
Speaker 5: to move up the ranks very quickly at Reagan Books
Speaker 5: that there isn't at other old school publishing houses. And
Speaker 5: when Judith Reagan wants something, she gets it.
Speaker 8: This is her secret. She creates chaos and she has
Speaker 8: never panicked herself, and then she rides her bulldozers over
Speaker 8: all the bodies and it allows her to do the
Speaker 8: things that other people have problems getting accomplished. It's very effective.
Speaker 14: When you're a woman doing battle. Somehow, you're an aberration.
Speaker 5: After Vanity Fair publishes their hit piece titled The Devil
Speaker 5: and Miss Reagan, Judith Reagan and does her own damage
Speaker 5: control in the Telegraph, curling up in a big cozy
Speaker 5: chair with a cup of herbal tea to emphasize how
Speaker 5: small and calm she is. Judith's own narrative is that
Speaker 5: she is a bootstrapping feminist media warrior whose path from
Speaker 5: a humble Massachusetts farm to the top floor penthouses of
Speaker 5: Manhattan should be spoken about purely in hushed tones of
Speaker 5: reverence and awe.
Speaker 14: People hate taking orders from women. If I walked in
Speaker 14: here in an executive suit and was a man and
Speaker 14: taller and had a deeper voice, it would be a
Speaker 14: lot easier.
Speaker 5: Reagan claims she's not the angriest woman in media, and
Speaker 5: so what if she is. It works for her male
Speaker 5: clients like Rush Limbaugh and Howard Stern. Her friends say
Speaker 5: there's a softer side to Judith Reagan she keeps hidden
Speaker 5: from the public. Even those who say she's bully at work,
Speaker 5: thinks she's a good mom to her two children. Her
Speaker 5: sister Maureen says there's a big difference between Judith, the
Speaker 5: corporate warrior and Judy, her sister.
Speaker 11: It's like, there's Judith and there's Judy. I understand Judith
Speaker 11: and respect her and have the utmost respect for things
Speaker 11: she's accomplished.
Speaker 5: But I prefer hanging out with Judy. Judith Reagan has
Speaker 5: a publishing white whale after losing out on Madonna's sex
Speaker 5: book and failing to secure Monica Lewinsky's tell All book
Speaker 5: about the Bill Clinton scandal. She is determined to have
Speaker 5: a big hit book about sex. She scouts Jenna Jamison
Speaker 5: to write a memoir about her life and career as
Speaker 5: a porn star, and recruits Neil Strauss to co write it.
Speaker 5: Reagan makes Neil Strauss an offer so good he quits
Speaker 5: The New York Times to focus on Jenna's book. When
Speaker 5: Jenna World returns, Neil Strauss plays the game, oh, welcome
Speaker 5: back to Jenna World.
Speaker 7: Every article I read about the mainstreaming of porn declared
Speaker 7: that I was going to be the one to make
Speaker 7: the industry legitimate. But business was the last thing on
Speaker 7: my mind. My only ambition was to be the mother
Speaker 7: I never had.
Speaker 5: Meanwhile, in Jena World, mainstream media is beckoning Jenna in
Speaker 5: with one hand and pushing her away with the other.
Speaker 5: She takes meetings in La with Hollywood production companies like
Speaker 5: Adam Sandler's Happy Madison, but the meetings never lead to
Speaker 5: any actual Hollywood acting work. Getting cast in private parts
Speaker 5: seems to have been a fluke. Jenna and her husband
Speaker 5: Jay have both been working so hard on Club Jenna
Speaker 5: that they never had a real wedding ceremony. After having
Speaker 5: the big, traditional wedding of her teenage dreams with her
Speaker 5: first husband, she wants something different for the second one.
Speaker 5: Jenna in Jay's wedding is a small, intimate ceremony in
Speaker 5: the backyard of her and jays Scottsdale, Arizona compound. They
Speaker 5: honeymoon at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in glamorous, exotic Phoenix, Arizona.
Speaker 5: Jenna has climbed the porn ladder and then some. Now
Speaker 5: she has a new dream, motherhood, but first she has
Speaker 5: to write a book about how she got there with
Speaker 5: her co writer Neil Strauss.
Speaker 7: I love what I do for a living. I'm also
Speaker 7: trying to change the way that Indue is run, which
Speaker 7: is mostly headed by men who don't take women seriously
Speaker 7: as business people. To change things for girls going into
Speaker 7: the industry. I have to continue. I want to continue.
Speaker 5: Jenna Jamison's book is another huge blockbuster hit for Reagan Books.
Speaker 5: Her autobiography, How to Make Love Like a Porn Star
Speaker 5: A Cautionary Tale, is published August seventeenth, two thousand and four,
Speaker 5: and spends six weeks on the New York Times bestseller list.
Speaker 5: It brings Jenna up to a new even higher level
Speaker 5: of fame and respectability as a New York Times bestselling author.
Speaker 5: Thirty year old Jenna can now add best selling author
Speaker 5: to her long list of accomplishments. She celebrates by indulging
Speaker 5: in her last remaining vice, a Marlboro Lights cigarette. There
Speaker 5: are calls for her to write a follow up, but
Speaker 5: she needs to accumulate more life experiences to write about first.
Speaker 7: I don't know if I can spit out another book.
Speaker 19: It's not lying, it's flirting, Neil Strauss, writer.
Speaker 5: After the success of The Dirt and How to Make
Speaker 5: Love Like a Porn Star, Neil Strauss can punch his
Speaker 5: own ticket anywhere in town. For his next book, Strauss
Speaker 5: decides to write a book about a Los Angeles subculture
Speaker 5: he's been exploring himself, the world of straight male pickup artists,
Speaker 5: where he has adopted his own pickup artist nickname Style.
Speaker 5: The godfather of modern day pickup artistry is a comedy
Speaker 5: writer turned sex guru named Ross Jeffries.
Speaker 1: Is it fair that the good looking and rich guys
Speaker 1: should get all the beautiful women while you and I
Speaker 1: have to settle for the dogs? Are you any less
Speaker 1: deserving of complete sexual satisfaction than some pretty boy who
Speaker 1: was blessed by genetics and daddy's bank account. Why should
Speaker 1: you just meekly roll over and accept a situation that sucks, good, buddy,
Speaker 1: when you can be getting your share and then some.
Speaker 1: Ross Jeffries author.
Speaker 5: Ross Jeffries' birth name is Paul Jeffrey Ross. His courses
Speaker 5: in speed seduction and other get laid quick techniques are
Speaker 5: allegedly the inspiration for the Frank TJ. Mackie character played
Speaker 5: by Tom Cruise in Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia. Jeffries is
Speaker 5: the author of mail order pamphlets with titles like the
Speaker 5: Slut Report, how to have Incredibly Beautiful Women eating out
Speaker 5: of the palm of your Hand, and how to find, seduce,
Speaker 5: and control the Women of your Dreams. He refers to
Speaker 5: himself as the chairman of the broads.
Speaker 8: Rule one.
Speaker 1: I make no excuses for my desires as a man,
Speaker 1: I make no excuses for myself. I moved through the
Speaker 1: world without apology.
Speaker 5: The professors of pickup artistry have an audience of male
Speaker 5: paypigs with a fantasy about being able to seduce and
Speaker 5: fuck women who would normally be considered physically a way
Speaker 5: out of their league. These experts sell a fantasy that
Speaker 5: a man with no social or physical capital could trick
Speaker 5: hot women into having sex with him by cultivating a
Speaker 5: false warmth, affecting charisma, and learning to manipulate them through speech.
Speaker 5: The pickup advice includes hypnosis. One of Ross Jeffrey's crazier
Speaker 5: suggestions is sending a girl flowers from a secret admirer
Speaker 5: and then printing up a T shirt that says I
Speaker 5: am your secret admirer and showing up at her place
Speaker 5: of work wearing it. Jeffries also suggests hypnotic techniques that
Speaker 5: will make a woman get subconsciously horny, such as describing
Speaker 5: a beach to her and saying that the wind is
Speaker 5: blowing and the surf is pounding and the water is
Speaker 5: very wet. Now that's the deep end. A lot of
Speaker 5: ras Jeffrey's advice is honestly pretty sound, stuff like be
Speaker 5: friendly but not creepy to women, build your own self confidence,
Speaker 5: and keep personal boundaries. Picking people up is a numbers game,
Speaker 5: and he says you should expect that to find one
Speaker 5: woman who responds positively to your flirting, you'll have to
Speaker 5: get rejected by ninety nine others. First, much of it
Speaker 5: is basic motivational speaker self help stuff like mirroring someone's
Speaker 5: tone and body language back to them or complementing a
Speaker 5: woman's clothing. His pickup artist acolytes, known as PUAs, operate
Speaker 5: on a belief that women are easy to manipulate. They
Speaker 5: all make the same fundamental mistake, the belief that attraction
Speaker 5: can be reduced down to mathematical formulas and that charisma
Speaker 5: can be taught. Pickup artist manuals are filled with terminology
Speaker 5: like bird dog, which is picking up a girl who's
Speaker 5: with a man already, and AFC, which stands for average
Speaker 5: frustrated chump. Now, even Ross Jeffries says a life spent
Speaker 5: endlessly chasing sex without experiencing emotional intimacy is empty, but
Speaker 5: Jeffries and his followers sell their pickup artist programs as dangerous, secret,
Speaker 5: life altering dark magic.
Speaker 19: If there was anything I learned, it's that the man
Speaker 19: never chooses the woman. All he can do is give
Speaker 19: her an opportunity to choose him.
Speaker 5: In two thousand and five, Neil Strauss releases his book
Speaker 5: on the subject, titled The Game, Penetrating the Secret Society
Speaker 5: of Pickup Artists. He introduces his readers to guys with
Speaker 5: nicknames like Mystery Playboy and Tyler Dirdan, who I think
Speaker 5: misunderstood that Fight Club is about gay sex. The first
Speaker 5: edition of the game is bound in imitation black leather
Speaker 5: with a red satin bookmark ribbon to mimic the copies
Speaker 5: of the Bible you find in hotel room drawers. The
Speaker 5: La based pickup artists of the game are ridiculous characters.
Speaker 5: They have a bachelor pad house called Project Hollywood. There's
Speaker 5: a long history in La of creepy older man using
Speaker 5: a cool, fancy house as bait, most famously the Playboy Mansion.
Speaker 5: The pickup artist, known as Mysteries most famous piece of
Speaker 5: advice is that you should wear a big stupid looking
Speaker 5: hat to spark conversations about it and to prove his point,
Speaker 5: he always wears a big stupid looking hat. He refers
Speaker 5: to pick up artistry as the Venusian Arts in his
Speaker 5: own book, The Mystery Method, How to Get Beautiful Women
Speaker 5: into Bed.
Speaker 10: May the Venusian Arts enricher life, not define it, Mystery
Speaker 10: pickup Artist.
Speaker 19: People in this world are not closers. They don't finish
Speaker 19: what they start. They don't live with a dream. They
Speaker 19: sabotage their own progress because they're afraid they won't find
Speaker 19: what they seek.
Speaker 5: The game and the pickup artist culture it depicts are
Speaker 5: part of a larger misogynist backlash to rising levels of social, sexual,
Speaker 5: and workplace equality for women. Seduction theory is explicitly geared
Speaker 5: towards average or unattractive men looking to bag a lot
Speaker 5: of stereotypically hot women. To make hot women seem less scary,
Speaker 5: they are treated as a numerically gradable commodity. Women are
Speaker 5: products to be sexually consumed, disposed of, and replaced with
Speaker 5: a newer product. Instead of seeking emotional connection through sex,
Speaker 5: the game is explicitly about using sex purely to seek
Speaker 5: ego gratification for oneself. Catching feelings is avoid because that
Speaker 5: puts the ego at risk. However, in real life, women
Speaker 5: are different from each other. They have personalities. You might
Speaker 5: like one woman more than another, even though she's not
Speaker 5: your stated physical type. Misogyny sells a lie that straight
Speaker 5: men are less emotional than women, when really they're just
Speaker 5: socialized into emotional repression. Because suppressing empathy and men helps
Speaker 5: draft them into combat. They want men to be emotionally
Speaker 5: numb so they can go kill people, and imperialism can
Speaker 5: profit from it. The gamification of sex and dating thrives
Speaker 5: with both sexes. There's stuff that's exactly like the game
Speaker 5: but tailored to straight women, like The Rules, a popular
Speaker 5: nineties book that laid out retrostyle dating rules for women
Speaker 5: like don't call him and don't chase him. All this
Speaker 5: stuff has moved online into a subculture called the dark
Speaker 5: Feminine that is about gold digging and catching a tall,
Speaker 5: handsome race which quote high value man. The idea is
Speaker 5: that if men are going to treat women like commodified objects,
Speaker 5: you just have to treat them like commodified objects right back.
Speaker 5: Reducing sex to a set of rules is appealing because
Speaker 5: it offers a false sense of mastery over desire. But
Speaker 5: it doesn't work because desire isn't mathematical and feelings are irrational.
Speaker 19: Love is a velvet prison.
Speaker 5: The game ends with Neil Strauss not condemning pickup artists,
Speaker 5: but admitting that their lives are pretty shallow and that
Speaker 5: treating seduction as a game can backfire. Hedonism can become
Speaker 5: an endless, insatiable loop that makes a carrying, stable relationship
Speaker 5: seem exotic in comparison.
Speaker 19: Every woman I met seemed disposable and replaceable. I was
Speaker 19: experiencing seducer's paradox. The better a seducer I became, the
Speaker 19: less I loved women. Success was no longer defined by
Speaker 19: getting laid or finding a girlfriend, but by how well
Speaker 19: I performed.
Speaker 8: The book.
Speaker 5: The Game is a huge hit that segues into the
Speaker 5: two thousand start of an online manisphere where men offer
Speaker 5: up these alleged cheat codes to sex and prey on
Speaker 5: heterosexual male insecurities with sketchy advice about how to become
Speaker 5: a cartoonishly dominating steak eating alpha male.
Speaker 19: A lot of guys are very intimidated by an attractive woman,
Speaker 19: and they dehumanize her because our culture perceives beautiful women
Speaker 19: as commodities. But I think if you're able to walk
Speaker 19: up to a person and get to know them, and
Speaker 19: you see their flaws and their impurities and realize that
Speaker 19: they're like you, then you can humanize them again.
Speaker 5: Despite her critics, Judith Reagan is ultimately the un doing
Speaker 5: of her own empire. In two thousand and six, Reagan
Speaker 5: makes a book deal that will prove too sensationalistic, too lurid,
Speaker 5: too gross, really even for trash hungry Americans. She announces
Speaker 5: Reagan Books will publish a tell all by O. J.
Speaker 5: Simpson titled If I Did It, where OJ will theorize
Speaker 5: about how the murder of his ex wife Nicole Brown
Speaker 5: and her friend Ronald Goldman might have happened hypothetically. It
Speaker 5: is to be released alongside a two hours sweeps week
Speaker 5: O J. Simpson interview special called O J. Simpson If
Speaker 5: I Did It? On Fox that is basically an infomercial
Speaker 5: for the book.
Speaker 14: I made the decision to publish this book and to
Speaker 14: sit face to face with the killer because I wanted
Speaker 14: him and the men who broke my heart and your
Speaker 14: hearts to tell the truth, to confess their sins, to
Speaker 14: do penance, and to amend their life lives.
Speaker 5: The public outcry is immediate. This is a bridge too
Speaker 5: far from taste for anyone. TV advertisers Balk and ten
Speaker 5: Fox affiliates say they'll refuse to air the special. People
Speaker 5: are openly horrified at the prospect of selling a book
Speaker 5: that hypothetically confesses to a murder that Simpson has been
Speaker 5: let off for. Just because you can publish something doesn't
Speaker 5: mean you should. It feels like spitting on the graves
Speaker 5: of the murder victims, with even more publicity for OJ Simpson,
Speaker 5: whose fame and money helped him get off in court,
Speaker 5: in tandem with the post LA riots backlash to the
Speaker 5: relentless anti black racism of the LA police and sheriff's departments.
Speaker 5: Certainly there's still a reckoning to be had with OJ
Speaker 5: Simpson and what his notoriety says about American society. But
Speaker 5: maybe OJ Simpson is not the person who should get
Speaker 5: to reckon with it.
Speaker 2: Free speech is one of our basic value. But I
Speaker 2: have to say that this book deals with some other
Speaker 2: values of mind which are in conflict with that. Russ Lawrence,
Speaker 2: president of the American Booksellers Association.
Speaker 5: Harper Collins, withdraws the existing copies of If I Did
Speaker 5: It and shreds them, promising not to print any more
Speaker 5: copies of the book. Judith Reagan publishes a statement defending
Speaker 5: the book in The New York Times called Why I
Speaker 5: Did It in November of two thousand and six. Her
Speaker 5: op ed is.
Speaker 14: Uh, like Nicole Brown, I believed with all my heart
Speaker 14: and then I got punched in the face.
Speaker 5: Judith Reagan's op ed tries to make an argument that
Speaker 5: releasing the If I Did It. Book is about protecting
Speaker 5: abuse survivors like herself, not exploiting a gruesome double murder.
Speaker 5: Reagan tells the story of her own physical abuse at
Speaker 5: the of her own handsome, charming, rich, abusive access. She
Speaker 5: doesn't understand why everyone is so mad at her when
Speaker 5: Katie Kuric has already interviewed O. J. Simpson on television
Speaker 5: on Primetime no Less.
Speaker 14: To publish does not mean to endorse, It means to
Speaker 14: make public. If you doubt that, as the mainstream publishers
Speaker 14: who keep Adolf Hitler's mind comp in print to this day,
Speaker 14: they are likely to say that there is a historical
Speaker 14: value in publishing such material so that the public can
Speaker 14: read and judge for themselves the thoughts and attempt at
Speaker 14: defenses of an indefensible man. There is historical value in
Speaker 14: such work. There is value for law enforcement, for students
Speaker 14: of psychology, for anyone who wants to gain insight into
Speaker 14: the mind of a sociopath.
Speaker 5: According to Judith Reagan, she wants readers to learn learn
Speaker 5: how OJ Simpson thinks in his own words, because she
Speaker 5: wants to understand how abusers behave. She claims that OJ
Speaker 5: himself cannot legally profit off the book, and that she
Speaker 5: was told the money would go only to his kids.
Speaker 1: Murders don't usually involve a nod in a wink David Rosenthal,
Speaker 1: Simon and Schuster.
Speaker 5: But it's revealed that OJ got at least a million
Speaker 5: dollar advance for If I did It. Fred Goldman, father
Speaker 5: of victim Ron Goldman, sues OJ for fraud, saying the
Speaker 5: book deal is a workaround for Simpson to profit without
Speaker 5: paying the Goldman family the nineteen million dollars he owes them.
Speaker 5: Fred Goldman accuses OJ of establishing shell corporations to get
Speaker 5: paid under the table and moving to Florida to avoid
Speaker 5: seizure of his major assets like properties. How can OJ
Speaker 5: be doing penance with a press tour when he still
Speaker 5: hasn't paid the Goldman family and is avoiding real culplate ability.
Speaker 20: How else can it be said he has a significant
Speaker 20: judgment against him, He's made every effort to avoid that judgment,
Speaker 20: and as far as we're concerned, he's doing it in
Speaker 20: a manner that's clearly fraudulent. Fred Goldman, Ron Goldman's father.
Speaker 5: In Judith Reagan's telling, she just wants OJ Simpson to
Speaker 5: confess and apologize. Her attempt to frame the OJ confession
Speaker 5: book as not just technically legal but altruistic backfires spectacularly.
Speaker 5: For the first time in decades, nobody is buying what
Speaker 5: Judith Reagan is selling.
Speaker 15: Judith played the damsel in distress, and Rupert liked that
Speaker 15: very much. But of course he's no fool. He knew
Speaker 15: what she could do for him.
Speaker 21: I and Senior management agree with the American public that
Speaker 21: this was an considered project. We are sorry for any
Speaker 21: pain this has caused the families of Ron Goldman and
Speaker 21: Nicole Brown Simpson, Rupert Murdoch.
Speaker 19: They finally convicted John Gotti, and they finally took a
Speaker 19: book away from Judith Reagan.
Speaker 10: Anonymous HarperCollins executive.
Speaker 5: Judith Reagan is fired from HarperCollins not over the OJ book,
Speaker 5: which her boss, Rupert Murdoch allegedly directly approved before the backlash,
Speaker 5: but for allegedly making antisemitic comments. There is gossip that
Speaker 5: Judith Reagan called HarperCollins a Jewish cabal trying to take
Speaker 5: her down. She sues Rupert Murdoch's News Corps for one
Speaker 5: hundred million in a defamation suit, and News Corps settles
Speaker 5: and says they may have made up the anti semitic
Speaker 5: remarks thing. Reagan embarks on a media tour over her firing.
Speaker 5: She tries to frame publishing If I Did It as
Speaker 5: a free speech issue. She decries her enemies as sexists,
Speaker 5: saying back sobers at HarperCollins are out to get her,
Speaker 5: but her penchant for getting media attention has become a liability,
Speaker 5: and so Judith Reagan, who pulled herself up from a
Speaker 5: Massachusetts farm to the top of Manhattan, is officially fired
Speaker 5: from HarperCollins on December seventeenth, two thousand and six, the
Speaker 5: night of the annual News Corp Christmas Party. Eventually, the
Speaker 5: Goldman family gets the prophet rights too.
Speaker 18: If I Did It, Judith Reagan's employment with HarperCollins has
Speaker 18: been terminated, effective immediately.
Speaker 14: Everyone in this place is a pussy but me.
Speaker 5: Jenna's book, however, is a huge bestseller, selling one hundred
Speaker 5: and fifty thousand copies in its first month and going
Speaker 5: through six printings. At thirty years old, Jenna Jamison is
Speaker 5: now the most famous and successful porn star in the
Speaker 5: history of the adult industry. Club Jenna's follow up to
Speaker 5: Brionna Loves Jenna stars a porn star named Bella Donna,
Speaker 5: a brunette goth girl who's part of the burgeoning all
Speaker 5: porn scene. Bella Loves Jenna is a full on horror
Speaker 5: movie which cashes in on the concurrent trend in horror
Speaker 5: for what's called torture porn or goreno, which fetishizes the
Speaker 5: gory killing scenes in nightmarish detail. Bella Loves Jenna becomes
Speaker 5: the biggest selling porn title of all time.
Speaker 7: It's weird because my life at the end of How
Speaker 7: to Make Love Like a Porn Star, you thought it
Speaker 7: was a fairy tale ending, and my life started over again.
Speaker 7: It was so weird.
Speaker 5: It seems like nothing will stop Jenna and the porn
Speaker 5: industry from making more money forever. From here on out,
Speaker 5: everything is blue, cloudless skies and smooth sailing right right.
Speaker 5: But on the horizon, a big storm is coming that
Speaker 5: will forever change the adult business, and the clouds are
Speaker 5: moving in fast. Next time on Jenna World, episode nine
Speaker 5: and a half, Moms, I'd like to film the history
Speaker 5: of popular sex comedies from Fanny Hill to Porky's and
Speaker 5: American Pie invents milf Porn. Jenna World is an iHeartRadio
Speaker 5: production Executive produced by Anna Hosnier and Becca Ramos, supervising,
Speaker 5: produced by Bay Wing, Produced by Victor Wright, script editing
Speaker 5: by Jonathan Mills, engineered by Graham Gibson, and edited by
Speaker 5: Rory Gagan. Today's episode of Jenna World featured Mo Fry,
Speaker 5: Pa Sick as Judith Reagan, Laurence ser Video as Jenna Jamison,
Speaker 5: Miles Gray as Kid Rock, Jack O'Brien as Mark Hoppis,
Speaker 5: Will Menaker as Jonathan Davis, Justin Hans as Larry Flint,
Speaker 5: James Austin Johnson as Howard Stern, Doug Lessen Hopp as
Speaker 5: Joe Rogan, Grace Freud as Any Sprinkle, Angel Carreras as
Speaker 5: Vince Neil, Audrey Kaufman as Maureen Reagan, Lulu White as
Speaker 5: anonymous former friend of Judith Reagan, Mike Carlson as Jeff Stone,
Speaker 5: Mort Burke as anonymous former Reagan Books employee, Brad Evans
Speaker 5: as Dana Isaacson, Anita Flores as Jane Friedman, Paul Dautchney
Speaker 5: as Ross Jeffries, Brian Moses as Neil Strauss, Sam Wiles
Speaker 5: as Mystery, Chris Wade as Russ Lawrence a Mere Show
Speaker 5: Create as anonymous HarperCollins executive, Blake Wexler as David Rosenthal,
Speaker 5: Ben Bolin as Fred Goldman, and Grant Creator as Rupert Murdoch.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, honey,