Video: 'Women In Porn' Event Live Broadcast From XBIZ 360

LOS ANGELES — The Mindbrowse.com “Women in Porn: Shattering the Myths” debate was broadcast at XBIZ 360 at The Andaz Hotel in Los Angeles on Jan. 14 at 1 p.m.

“Women in Porn: Shattering the Myths” is an interactive panel discussion that brings prominent individuals working in the adult entertainment industry together to debate the nature of women’s’ changing roles and issues that currently confront the industry.

Panelists included Penthouse Managing Director Kelly Holland, sex educator/writer Elle Chase, director/performer Courtney Trouble and attorney Karen Tynan. The debate was moderated by Dr. Chautelle Tibbals.

During the discussion, the panel was assisted on stage by “celebrity tweeters” Jacky St. James and Alex Chance, who spurred Twitter users by contributing their own observances and perspectives on the debate.

“I’m really excited to see how the presence of a live audience affected the discussion,” said Sssh.com’s Angie Rowntree, who produces all MindBrowse events. “Our debates and discussions are always vibrant, engaging and at times very spirited. Having an audience in the room only added to the energy.

“I’m so thankful to XBIZ for inviting us to hold one of our discussions at the 360 conference, and to Lauren from 7 Veils for coordinating the live Tweeting and all her efforts on behalf of Women in Porn and the other Mindbrowse.com events.”

To check out past episodes on MindBrowse.com, click here. 

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