This week on So You Want to Try, Dirty Lola sits down with Addis Fouché, a fierce advocate for sexual empowerment and self-expression.
From escorting to adult film, Addis shares personal stories from her journey, alongside her biggest do’s and don’ts when it comes to owning your desires.
Together, they unpack the misconceptions around sex work and explore what it really means to take control of your pleasure, and your narrative.
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Dirty Lola
Dirty Lola is an award-winning sex edutainer, speaker, and self-proclaimed dildo slinger. Known for her live sex ed, Q&A show Sex Ed A Go-Go, and as a Sexpert on the Netflix docuseries The Principles of Pleasure, Lola has spent over a decade working to end the stigma and shame surrounding sex and sexuality. Having started her journey sharing personal discoveries with polyamory and kink online, Lola now uses her knowledge, warm candor, and public platforms to teach the masses in person and rapt Internet and television audiences. In addition to her educational projects, Lola is the creative director of the Spectrum Journal, an online magazine offshoot of the female-owned online sex shop Spectrum Boutique, on the advisory board for the Youth Sexpert Program, and has brought her unique brand of sex-positive sex education to brands such as Shag in Williamsburg BK, B-Vibe, Freya, Womanizer, and Spencers Gifts.
Addis Fouché
Addis Fouché is a Brooklyn-born writer, creative and advocate known for her bold, multifaceted approach to life and storytelling. A graduate of Middlebury College with degrees in Economics and Chinese, she began her career in advertising at leading agencies such as Wieden + Kennedy and R/GA, working with well-known brands while also exploring sex work and developing her writing. Her honest reflections on sobriety, sexuality and self-actualisation have appeared in Glamour, Refinery29 and Vice, alongside features in BuzzFeed videos and guest spots on popular podcasts. Whether crafting thoughtful content, championing the rights of sex workers or building her startup Bitter Blush, Addis brings a rare mix of versatility, clarity and authenticity to everything she does.
