Roxanne Murray - aka the Multiple Sclerosis Fashionista - has spent nearly two decades transforming personal pain into powerful advocacy. After eight years of misdiagnosis rooted in medical racism, Roxy finally received her MS diagnosis at 26. Now she's on a mission to reclaim pleasure, joy, and visibility for disabled communities. "I want my pleasure back," she declares. Through her work, she's challenging systems, breaking taboos, and insisting that disabled people deserve

This week, we're joined by Inu, a shibari enthusiast and inclusive kink advocate who's shattering myths about asexuality, desire, attraction, and pleasure. As a mixed-race trans individual, Inu's experiences of navigating the intersections of identity within the kink community and beyond have been both wonderful and challenging. He joins Bethany on the Sassy sofa to share his journey of unapologetic self-discovery, the power of communication, and why being a "power bottom" is

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Eelcomes empowerment photographer and body positivity advocate Tigz Rice. Known for her viral boudoir pose tutorials and a career built on capturing the many layers of identity, Tigz joins the conversation with sass, softness, and unapologetic sparkle. Whether she’s working behind the lens or showing up for talks, Tigz encourages people—especially plus-size women—to step into their bodies with joy, vulnerability, and fierce self-love.

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Alexandra Houston shares how she built Charmskool, a vibrant marketplace celebrating independent makers and bold fashion

From rope art to app design, Anna Kii is transforming sexual taboos through creativity.

Reed Amber joins The Sassy Show to discuss transforming taboos, creating inclusive spaces for sexual exploration, and finding authenticity.

Photographer Luana Martignon leads a powerful movement for women and non-binary people to reclaim their bodies through art. Sign up now