BullBossJosh, TrustyFans Bring Back 'The Bull Pen'

BullBossJosh, TrustyFans Bring Back 'The Bull Pen'

EDMONTON, Alberta — BullBossJosh's JB Media Productions is set to host a second adult content house full of top Canadian and American creators.

"The Bull Pen," as it's known, is "a sexually fluid content house that empowers creators with complete artistic freedom, allowing them to film any style of content they desire while fostering collabs of group scenes and individual projects," according to a rep.

This year's lineup includes BullBossJosh, Mary Jane (maryjdolo), Makayla Moon, Karma Synn, Thena Love, Ashford Archer, and Jenny Rhodes, as well as U.S. talent such as Dom Cruise (Reese Rideout), Tony Genius, Cole Connor, Rokco Mann, and Haven Rose.

Last May, the Bull Pen's inaugural event was held in Calgary. This time, it's moving to Alberta, where it will be presented by primary sponsor TrustyFans and supported by Popstar supplements.

"The response to the first Bull Pen exceeded all expectations," said BullBossJosh, founder of JB Media Productions. "The buzz generated throughout the adult industry set the stage for an even bigger and better event in Edmonton."

Production will begin in early November, with exclusive content set to release in December across participating creators' various platforms.

"TrustyFans is thrilled to be the presenting sponsor of the Bull Pen," said a representative for the creator directory platform. "This event perfectly embodies the spirit of creator collaboration and innovation that we champion."

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