Morgan Bailey, Siouxsie Q Featured on 'Sluts & Scholars'

LOS ANGELES — “Sluts & Scholars” host and sexologist Nicoletta Heidegger will discuss Los Angeles Angels hitter/pitcher Shohei Ohtani with “Sports Attack” host Bob Black today and tomorrow. She will also be featuring adult performer Morgan Bailey and Siouxsie Q on her podcast.

Today Heidegger and Black will appear on her show at 2 p.m. (PDT), and tomorrow they will be speaking on “Sports Attack” at 6:10 a.m. (PDT).

“I have a lot of respect for someone who is as versatile as Ohtani,” Heidegger said. “It’s tough to be in the spotlight from such a young age and it seems like Ohtani is destined for even more greatness.” 

Today’s “Sluts & Scholars” will also feature a chat with trans adult performer Morgan Bailey as well as a special guest appearance by Siouxsie Q.

“Morgan was such a pleasure to have on the podcast,” Heidegger continued. “Her candid approach and confidence make her all the more sexy! I hope to continue learning more about diverse performers.” 

Bailey said, “Recently I had the pleasure of being the first trans person on the ‘Sluts & Scholars’ podcast and I’m honored and excited for it to air. I had such a great time talking with Nicoletta and Simone. We touched on two very important topics and a whole lot of silly stuff.”

Heidegger continued, “We’re also excited for our live show this afternoon with our guest, Siouxsie Q. Be sure to tune in! She’ll be bringing us up to speed on FOSTA and SESTA among other topics.” 

Listeners can call in to “Sluts & Scholars” every Thursday to talk to Heidegger or her cohost Simone at (855) 99-VIVID.  

In addition to the live show, a previously recorded “Sluts & Scholars” podcast airs on Tuesdays at 2 p.m. (PDT). Both shows can be heard on VividRadio.com or on SiriusXM channel 415. 

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