Hi everyone. Welcome to the porn hub podcast. Today's guest is Dirty Lola. Dirty Lola is a sex

educator performer and in her own words, a dildo slinger. I will definitely get into what that is

later on in the interview. She is the host and creator of Sex at a Gogo, which is a live sex

at variety show based in Brooklyn that aims to end stigma, shame, and all of the mincer information

surrounding sex. Lola was kind enough to indulge me in all of my questions about polyamory and trust me,

there were many. We also talked about sex toys, sex ed, dating, love, and we even touched on mental

health. Lola is the kind of person I could talk to forever, which is made obvious in this interview,

which lasts up two whole hours. So anyway, I hope you enjoy all of the wisdom that Lola left us with.

Hey Lola, how are you? First of all, straight off the bat, I just want to say, we are, I can see you

through the camera right now, we're recording this virtually and I can see your Hitachi back massager.

I think that's what they call it, right? Well, not me, we all know what it is. Nobody's calling it a

back massager. In Japan, it's very much a back massager. Right. Well, they sold it. You can't even

like call it a Hitachi anymore. Oh really? Because it's like so synonymous with vibrator. They stopped

making them for, there was like a great Hitachi magic wand shortage in like 2016, 2017. Yeah,

they were getting hard to find because the company no longer wanted to be associated with it,

they stopped making it and vibratex stepped in and took over. Leave it to you to have like the hot

goss on vibrate. Because everybody, and so now that's why they don't say Hitachi on the box

anymore, they just say magic wand because they cannot, they cannot call them a Hitachi. But they are

still made by Hitachi, the company. No, so basically Hitachi was like, we're not, nobody, we're not

going to let that, like we don't want to make it. They just pulled it and vibratex got them to give

them the like patten and the box. Oh my god. If they agree to not call it. I mean, is it too late?

Is it, I mean, I feel like there's a generation of kids who don't know it as a Hitachi, but I think

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