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How's this for a coincidence?

I was hosting a porn festival this weekend in Seattle, Washington, Hump, the Strangers

annual amateur and locally produced porn festival now in its sixth year.

And at the same time, I was hosting Seattle's porn festival.

The city of Albuquerque, New Mexico was moving behind the scenes to shut down Pornotopia. That city's porn festival. Four adults,

buy adults, no kiddies allowed. The city shut it down through harassment and censored it.

And this was after Pornotopia, trying to work with the city, basically deleted everything, edited the festival to make sure there was literally nothing explicitly pornographic in it.

But just because of its sexual content, the city behind the scenes moved to shut it down.

You can learn more about what went down in Albuquerque, New Mexico. I know we have a lot of listeners now. the city behind the scenes moved to shut it down.

You can learn more about what went down in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

I know we have a lot of listeners in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and we want to support you guys.

You can learn more about what happened and what you can do to defend free speech and adult sexuality and adult sexual expression at Pornotopia Film Festival.com, where you can read about what the city did to harass Pornotopia out of existence. Pornotopia is asking people to send letters to Albuquerque's

mayor, Richard Barry. The mayor is listening and wants to hear from you, says Mayor Barry's

website, so we encourage you to jump in there and send him a letter. Go to

CABQ.gov slash mayor to find your way to the mayor's website and his email forms.

And while you're sending, and while we're all sending emails to Mayor Barry and protest, I actually

think the people behind Pornotopia might be wanting to send some emails to the ACLU of New Mexico. Because I think the settlement you could get out of the city could endow Pornotopia for the next 30 years. I don't know who the city of Albuquerque thinks they're trying to protect. If you want to keep porn out of Albuquerque, you really need to rip the internet out of Albuquerque. You really need to run through the streets of Albuquerque, run to the Starbucks in Albuquerque,

and snatch the laptop computers out of people's hands and the smartphones and the iPhones and the

BlackBerrys and everything else.

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