Studio Fire Games: Recent Episodes
Fire Games
A variety of interesting and individual stories that concentrate on different lifestyles, cultures, stigmas and issues of society.
„If it wasn’t for sex workers we wouldn’t have gay rights.“
This podcast episode is with Sabrina (she/they), a sex worker who started with Only Fans. They share their intimate and positive journey with sex work as an empowering experience for body positivity and taking ownership.
Podcast Host: Jang Kapgen (Instagram: @kapgenjang)
Guest Speaker: Sabrina (Instagram: @sabmhr333)
Sound Engineering: Marlene Brühl and Speak Easy (@itsmarlyb)
Visuals: Jonas Mindaugas Paberzis (@jonas_paberzis) and Sabrina
In this episode, I am sharing my personal story about my own sexuality. This is not a story about someone who woke up one day and knew who and what they are. I am explaining how toxic it can be when others try to define your sexuality as something general and want to put you into a box. I am also talking about female pleasure and connecting on my own experience.
Today we had the amazing Natalie on our podcast. Her mission is, to inspire more people and young woman to accept and love themselves fully as they are! She explains what one can do when they feel down, how to accept emotions whether they are bad or good and why it is so important to break the stigmas of masturbation and self pleasure!
Today I met Eduardo. An inspiring creative photographer who travels the world to the most dangerous places on this planet. Only to do one thing: Capture honesty in a Photograph!
Listen here to his story.
In this episode Pablo Restrepo explains what it means to empower oneself, his earlier life in Columbia and how it is to live as a LGBTQI+ member in Amsterdam.
Today's guest is Radha Zievinger from the Caribbean. In this episode she explains how she experienced homophobia at the International School in Barbados, how England's colonization implemented homophobia into the Caribbean, and her experience on the second-ever pride in Barbados.
In this episode Kai explains how the toxic stigma's and media representation of the LGBTQI+ community has influenced them.