LOS ANGELES—Clips4Sale has agreed to sponsor Dating Kinky’s “Authentically Kinky” podcast.
"‘Authentically Kinky’ is dedicated to celebrating kink and fetish communities, elevating diverse voices from the kink community, and offering listeners engaging stories and insights," said Liz Rivers, Clips4Sale's customer success ambassador. "As a platform, it’s our responsibility to help grow voices that empower and support those in our community.”
The new partnership begins this month, the company said, with the aim of furthering the dialogue about kink and sexuality, with an emphasis on destigmatizing adult content and promoting sexual freedom and education.
“Authentically Kinky” features respectful conversations and insights about kink and those who practice it. As the main sponsor, Clips4Sale reinforces its dedication to fostering a safe place for critical discussions around kink and fetish topics.
Now in its fourth season, “Authentically Kinky” focuses on community-specific insights into subjects like consent, community, rights, and culture—and has hosted many filmmakers, creators, and activists who work with or have built businesses on Clips4Sale. Denzil D’za, CEO of Clips4Sale, appeared on the podcast in September to celebrate the site’s 20th Anniversary.
“With so many podcasts about kink, we stand out by telling stories of why people are who they are. These stories of authenticity allow us to know the people of our community in a way that connects with the audience in a powerful and passionate way,“ said Jon (a.k.a. HiThereCatsuit), the show’s Emmy Award-winning host.
With a diverse and extensive collection of fetish and adult content, Clips4Sale hosts more than 20 million monthly visitors and more than 20,000 creators and is considered as one of the industry’s most authentic and respected voices in kink and fetish.
For the latest episodes of “Authentically Kinky,” visit Apple Podcasts, Spotify or watch on YouTube.
For more information, visit clips4sale.com.
