Feb 19th, 2005 at 8PM
398 11th Street, San Francisco
$5 -7

- Learn how to treat a sex worker politely and properly from Greta Christina, the author of "Paying for It: A Guide by Sex Workers for Their Clients". http://www.gretachristina.com/

- Get the scope on the 101 of Gay Porn from Mark Klein, an incredible gay porn producer. http://lavenderloungeblog.com

- Be titillated by the amazing local erotica spoken work - Lady Monster's stories of novice BDSM. http://www.home.earthlink.net/~ladymonster

- Writer, art space curator, musician, and model - talented Tina Butcher will give you the know-how to be a bondage model. http://www.tinabutcher.com

- Fascinating David Henry Sterry will educate you on the life of a male prostitute in the 70's. http://www.davidhenrysterry.com

- Plus a bunch of others things not to be missed - like free condoms.

If you are hungry for exotica and the how-to of the sex work biz, this is the event for you.


The Center for Sex & Culture will have a one-time radio show this Saturday February 19 from 1:30 -- 2:00 pm featuring Carol, Robert, and maybe some other CSC folks. It is micro-radio, available in SF only unless the webstream (see below) works out. also: Carol will guest on her friend Violet Blue's show at 5:30! This day of radio was organized in protest of the current FDA indecency crackdown, so there'll be lots of sex talk and probably a lot of free speech talk too. More details:
All events are in the front window of Artist's Television Access at
992 Valencia Street at 21st. You can also tune in at 88.9FM. We might
have a stream available at http://www.conceptualart.org/npr so check for that if your not in broadcast range.

Here's the schedule for Saturday February 19th:
12:00 Coyote/Swop's Slut Radio with Scarlot Harlot
1:00 CU Next Tuesday
1:30 Carol Queen's Show
2:00 Greg Scharpen
2:30 The Starve Zone (Michael Starve discusses polyamory)
3:00 Tinikling with Linda Arnejo
3:30 “Cat Chat” with Sarah Wagner and Kitten on the Keys
4:00 Sarah Lockhart
4:30 “If These Lips Could Talk” with Eva Casssanova and Prostate/G-Spot activist Liberty
5:00 Betsy Salkind plays a piece that got her banned in Boston
5:30 “Porn Chat” with Violet Blue featuring Tony Comstock and Dr. Carol Queen
6:00 Matmos
6:30 Dee Dee Russell
7:00 Ringo Long's Travelling Electro-Acoustic All-Stars play “Faces of Ecstasy”
7:30 The Too Bobs
8:00 Other Cinema featuring a lecture on intellectual property privatization by Rick Prelinger

Please note: NPR is *Neighborhood* Public Radio, not those other guys

Carol and Robert are teaching the class "Come, and Come Again!" at the Berkeley Good Vibrations, Monday, February 21, 8 pm.
$25 or $45/pair
2504 San Pablo Avenue (at Dwight Way), Berkeley, CA
Satisfying sex is much easier when you have the know-how and GV Staff Sexologist Dr. Carol Queen and her partner Dr. Robert Morgan are here to give you the scoop on making your sex the best it can be. They’ll cover sexual anatomy and pleasure, the process of arousal, how to have better orgasms during intercourse, using toys to combine types of stimulation, and much more. Whether you’re flying solo or with a partner, using toys or your hand, this class will give you lots of ideas and exercises to try at home for better orgasms.



Join the Center for Sex & Culture in welcoming Elizabeth Topp and Dr. Carol Livoti, a mother-daughter team whose new book Vaginas: An Owner's Manual provides an in-depth look at this fine (but sometimes misunderstood) body part. If you own a vagina yourself (or know and love someone who does), come to CSC for a fact-filled, frisky presentation from author Topp and her mom, a longtime gynecologist. Learn some vaginal history, myths (and facts), plus useful information on health and maintenance. They'll answer your questions, too, and have discounted copies of the book available for sale. There is no charge for this event, though if you wish you can make a tax-deductible donation to the Center for Sex & Culture. Visit Dr. Livoti and Topp's site at vaginas411.com for more information about the book.
When: Friday, February 25, 8 pm
Where: CSC, 398 11th Street at Harrison in San Francisco