Cerebral Palsy, Intimacy & Agency: James Hackney’s Story

Season 1 Wrap: Sex-Ed Myths, Censorship, and the Future of The Adults Corner

We close Season 1 of "The Adults Corner" podcast with a heartfelt farewell to Chloe Pillans and an honest recap of the conversations that made this show what it is: unpacking stigma around sex work, early sexuality and consent education, body sensitivity, online safety and impersonation, platform censorship, and women’s health—from periods to fertility choices. We also revisit listener-favourite episodes on kinks/fetishes, money and tax basics for creators, and setting boundaries in dating. The Adults Corner returns with creator and host Cherry Dana—raw, educational, and unfiltered (in the safest way possible). Follow for updates, clips, and Season 2 news: linktr.ee/cherrydtv • IG: @theadultscorner Content guidance: Adult themes, sexual health, consent, stigma, mild profanity references. Educational, not explicit.

Cerebral Palsy, Intimacy & Agency: James Hackney’s Story

This week, Cherry Dana and Chloe Pillans sit with motivational speaker and athlete James Hackney to dismantle stereotypes about Cerebral Palsy and intimacy. James shares his childhood accident, rehabilitation journey, and how confidence, communication and safety planning shape his relationships. We cover ableism, accessibility, emotional regulation, consent, and why respectful, trauma-informed care matters in adult decision-making. Topics: Growing up with CP after a childhood car accident Daily logistics: mobility, independence, home support From ego to empathy: the athlete era and mindset reset Safety, consent and clear communication in intimate settings Accessibility gaps (venues, equipment, support) Confidence, companionship and reducing stigma Anti-bullying advocacy: the “Walk of Determination” (QLD, 2016) Follow our clips: @theadultscorner

EP 11 - Enema 101: First-Timer Prep, Aftercare & Play-Party Boundaries

Re-upload notice: This episode has been re-published to remove potentially identifying details and to reinforce safety guidance for listeners. In this one, Cherry Dana tries her first enema—step by step—with practical, gentle coaching. We cover how to prep, how much water to use, what “full” feels like, how to pause, and aftercare so your body stays happy. We also debrief a recent adult-only party: what to expect, consent conversations, safer-sex basics, and why boundaries + safe words keep everyone confident. Educational, honest, and real—minus the shame. Sorry for the delay in episodes recently we had technical issues!

Adult Industry Accounting 101: Sole Trader vs Company, ATO, Super & Safety (Australia)

Money. Power. Receipts. In this episode, Cherry Dana sits down with Tess from "Empire Industry Finance"—Australia’s leading all-female, adult-industry accounting team—for a no-BS masterclass on building a compliant, profitable creator business. We cover ABN vs TFN, the 75k GST threshold, sole trader vs company, super, workers comp (iCare), banking that actually approves adult creators, what you can/can’t claim, and how to read (or reject) agency contracts. If you’ve ever felt anxious opening ATO emails—this one calms your nervous system and sharpens your strategy. Links: • Empire Industry Finance: empireindustryfinance.com.au • IG: @empire_industry Disclaimer: This episode is general info, not financial or legal advice. Speak to a qualified professional for your situation.

Kink Exploration: Cake Sitting, Boundaries, and Real-Talk Consen

This week on The Adults Corner, Cherry Dana (host) and Mistress Arabella (guest co-host) explore the wonderfully weird world of fetish curiosity—yes, including cake sitting. We talk body functions without shame, how to set boundaries before you play, and why the traffic-light safe-word system belongs in every spicy scenario (even the silly ones). Expect laughter, awkward honesty, and a little frosting. What you’ll hear: • What cake sitting actually feels like (and why it’s more visual than you think) • Gas/queef talk: normalising the body without ick or shame • Safety + consent: traffic-light safe words, hygiene, aftercare • Boundaries that keep play fun (what’s on the table, what’s a hard no) • Inclusivity, stigma, and the difference between “spectacle” and “safety-first” content Content Warning: Adult themes, fetish discussion, body functions. Consent Note: All play referenced was consensual, negotiated, and performed by adults. We share education for harm-reduction and informed choice—not to encourage replication. Hygiene Note: Never ingest food that’s contacted body fluids/skin; dispose safely. If sensitive to gluten/dairy, avoid exposure. Medical Note: If you have pelvic floor, GI, or skin conditions, consult a clinician before trying new activities. Note: Audio has a few rough patches. Thanks for rolling with us—we kept it because the conversation matters.