If they have feminist-induced guilt over liking to look at naked ladies, it's like, I'm here to say, dudes, you're heterosexual.

Of course you like to look at naked ladies.

That's part of the deal.

Stop feeling guilty about that.

And make sure that these circumstances under which you look at naked ladies is one that you can philosophically and politically support, i.e., you pay for legal porn.

We are tested. We are of aid. We were paid. And we gave consent. So you can watch us guilt-free.

Even if we're doing weird shit, you can rest assured that we're fine. Thank you very much. Please watch again.

Now, if you're blue and you don't know where to go to, why don't you go where fashion sits?

For the first time on the Rialto report, we feature a current day adult performer.

But the twist is that Nina Hartley is also one of the true stars of the Golden Age, having appeared in scores of films since her starred in 1984.

By any standards, Nina is a unique person.

The daughter of a socialist blacklisted writer, she was raised in Berkeley, California, and became a registered nurse while dancing at the Mitchell Brothers O'Farrell Theater.

For many years, she was married in a troubled menagerie-twa arrangement, having both a husband

and a wife, and since 1984, she's acted, directed, and produced over 400 films, covering

many types of sexuality. She even had a role in the hit mainstream film Boogie Nights.

To get a sense of who Nina is, I called Carol Queen, author, editor, and sexologist,

active in the sex-positive feminist movement, and Nina's close friend for many years.

Like everyone else in the universe, I met Nina on the screen.

When I met her in person, I was a little bit in that space, I think, about who she was on

screen, but I found her extremely personable and essentially the same person that she was on

screen.

She was such a source of nature. She was so natural and really

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