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by Kelly and Branden
We enjoy and rate your favorite wines and smutty books, all while getting tipsy and exploring and celebrating sexual empowerment, feminism, and probably some new sex tips or moves we've picked up from our reading. Not for those who easily blush!Please note that this podcast features themes of drinking, violence, cursing, and graphic descriptions of sexual acts and desires, and is not suitable for listeners under the age of 18. Some episodes also contain themes which may be triggering, and feature content warnings. Please take care of yourself, and don’t hesitate to ask for help if you need it.
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Dark romance lovers, this one's for you.This week on Blush, we're joined by author duo Luna Tix and narrator Christian Gilliland for a conversation that starts with morally gray book boyfriends, the art of bringing dark stories to life, and why writing the darkest corners of the imagination can actually be incredibly cathartic.Then... we make the questionable decision to play a few games.What follows is a glorious descent into embarrassing confessions, dating horror stories, sexual escapades, rapid-fire revelations, and enough "did they really just say that?" moments to keep you laughing long after the episode ends. It's insightful, chaotic, wildly entertaining, and exactly the kind of conversation that happens when nobody remembers to keep the filters on.So pour yourself something strong, mind the trigger warnings, and join us for an episode that's equal parts dark, dirty, and downright hilarious.This episode is brought to you by Heathens & Heartbreakers Book Bash, coming to Dallas, Texas, in June 2027.
Kelly sits down with author Noël Stark for a candid conversation about writing romance, working in entertainment, and navigating modern relationships. From the impact of the Me Too movement on creative spaces to the challenges women face in media, they explore how storytelling continues to evolve and why representation matters.The conversation also dives into dating app disasters, genuine connection, parenting, self-image, and the importance of open communication in relationships. Funny, insightful, and refreshingly honest, this episode is packed with personal stories, writing wisdom, and plenty of laughs along the way.
How much does size really matter? In this candid and entertaining episode of Blush, Natasha Rose joins us to separate fact from fiction when it comes to penis size, sexual satisfaction, body image, and confidence. We dive into the science behind sexual development, common myths about enlargement, and why communication and self-assurance often matter more than measurements.Beyond the bedroom, Natasha shares her journey from the adult industry to becoming an author and creator of immersive sensory experiences designed to help people explore pleasure, connection, and self-expression. Together, we discuss personal reinvention, overcoming shame, embracing authenticity, and finding confidence through life’s biggest changes.Expect plenty of laughs, honest conversations, and empowering insights about sexuality, relationships, and being unapologetically yourself.Find out more a out Natasha at https://www.natasharoseco.com/
Mafia romance, emotional depth, and just enough chaos to keep things interesting… yeah, this one checks all the boxes.In this episode of Blush, we sit down with author Brooklyn Cross—the mind behind the California Made Men series and Forbidden, Forget Me Not—for a conversation that’s equal parts flirty, funny, and unexpectedly raw.We get into her writing process, the real-life struggles that shape her stories, and how she layers personal experiences into characters that feel a little too real. We’re also talking tropes, the ones she avoids, and the characters she can’t let go of.And because this is Blush, things don’t stay serious for long. Expect laughs, a little spice, some chaotic game moments, and at least one snack choice that might haunt you.If you like your romance bold, your stories emotional, and your conversations just a little unhinged… this episode is for you
Mafia romance, emotional depth, and just enough chaos to keep things interesting… yeah, this one checks all the boxes. In this episode of Blush, we sit down with author Brooklyn Cross—the mind behind the California Made Men series and Forbidden, Forget Me Not—for a conversation that’s equal parts flirty, funny, and unexpectedly raw. We get into her writing process, the real-life struggles that shape her stories, and how she layers personal experiences into characters that feel a little too real. We’re also talking tropes, the ones she avoids, and the characters she can’t let go of. And because this is Blush, things don’t stay serious for long. Expect laughs, a little spice, some chaotic game moments, and at least one snack choice that might haunt you. If you like your romance bold, your stories emotional, and your conversations just a little unhinged… this episode is for you
In this episode of Blush, we’re stepping behind the velvet curtain of indie author events with Autumn and Desie, the brilliant minds behind Sinful Signings and Crown and Quill. From organizing signings in sprawling convention spaces to planning a literal castle event, they share what it really takes to create unforgettable experiences for authors and readers alike. We talk event logistics, online community building, inclusivity in the book world, and the delicate art of handling difficult situations without losing your sanity. Along the way, there are hilarious behind-the-scenes stories, candid conversations about friendship in the indie space, and several moments that perfectly capture the energy of what they lovingly call a “conglomerate of chaos.” Whether you’re an aspiring event organizer, an indie author, or just someone obsessed with book convention culture, this episode is packed with insight, laughter, and a little beautiful disorder. ✨ In this episode: • The challenges of organizing large-scale literary events • How online author communities become real-life friendships • Upcoming events including Crown and Quill at Castle McCulloch and Sinful Signings in San Diego • Why inclusivity and comfort matter at every event • Funny convention stories and lessons learned the hard way 🔗 Resources & Links: Sinful Signings: sinfulsignings.com Crown and Quill: crownandquillbookevent.com Castle McCulloch: castlemcculloch.com Follow the guests: Instagram: @avanne_michaels_author @author_desie_marie
This week on Blush, Kelly and Branden are joined by author Tylor Paige to celebrate her new release, Good For Her—a horror romance that’s equal parts bloody, spicy, and a little bit unhinged (in the best way). What starts as a conversation about writing quickly derails—in true Blush fashion—into red light therapy for menopause, chaotic honesty about women’s health, and the very real question: why aren’t we treated like dudes? Somewhere between the tangents, Tylor breaks down her creative process, how she builds stories that balance horror and humor, and why the genre doesn’t have to take itself so seriously to be effective. They also dig into horror tropes, the “horror romance spectrum,” and what it actually looks like to write—and market—books that don’t fit neatly into a box. Expect laughs, a little chaos, and at least one moment where you’ll wonder if everyone involved has fully lost control (they haven’t… probably). Links & Resources: tylerpaige.com Come for the writing talk. Stay because things got weird.
In this spicy and unfiltered episode of Blush, Kelly sits down with Heathens and Heartbreakers attending author J.L. Quick to dive into mafia worlds, military heroes, and her fan-favorite “dark daddies.” They chat about her fast-paced writing process, where her endless story ideas come from, and how she creates strong, unforgettable female leads. Along the way, they swap drink choices, bond over chaotic cult-classic movies, and get into some very candid (and hilarious) conversation. Expect laughs, a little chaos, and plenty of 18+ moments… because it wouldn’t be Blush without them. 💋
We enjoy and rate your favorite wines and smutty books, all while getting tipsy and exploring and celebrating sexual empowerment, feminism, and probably some new sex tips or moves we've picked up from our reading. Not for those who easily blush!Please note that this podcast features themes of drinking, violence, cursing, and graphic descriptions of sexual acts and desires, and is not suitable for listeners under the age of 18. Some episodes also contain themes which may be triggering, and feature content warnings. Please take care of yourself, and don’t hesitate to ask for help if you need it.
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