Podcasts Culture Stripcast: True Stories from a Stripper with a PhD 01 - My Last Night Ever Stripping

01 - My Last Night Ever Stripping

Published: April 22, 2016, 1:54 p.m.

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Welcome to Stripcast, Episode One. My name is Lux ATL, although in a past life, most folks knew me as Dr. Lindsay Byron. I have been dancing in strip clubs since I was 18, but I am more than an accomplished exotic dancer. I am a wife, a mother, and a business owner. I have a PhD in English, and worked as a university instructor for years before abandoning the field entirely to pursue my passion for empowering women through sensual dance and mind-opening feminist talks. While I am now focused on my business as a motivational speaker and a pole dance instructor, the foundation of much of my knowledge comes from my many years spent in the trap house. I am a writer, a teacher, a punk rock philosopher, and a lifelong stripper--and I\\u2019d like to share my unusual story with you.\\xa0

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Today, I\\u2019m going to tell you about my last night ever stripping...\\xa0\\xa0

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Here are a few truths and questions discovered during my final strip club shift:\\xa0

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  • Staying up all night and drinking can lose it\\u2019s appeal\\xa0
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  • Dancing for money under the critical eye of horny guys has it\\u2019s drawbacks\\xa0
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  • Chronic vomiting out of my car window at the end of my shift is never a good sign\\xa0\\xa0
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  • Do I need to legitimize my work? To whom? For whom?\\xa0
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  • Is my post-baby body sexy\\u2014or shameful?\\xa0
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  • Why would anyone name their son Chad?\\xa0
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  • Am I done stripping\\u2014for real this time?\\xa0
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If you enjoyed these true stories from a stripper with a PhD, feel free to share or leave a review on iTunes. You can learn more about Lux ATL and subscribe to her newsletter at LuxATLPole.com\\xa0

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