Can you picture ancient monks sneaking in cheeky doodles or the Greeks giggling at their own X-rated pottery? Oh, you better believe it! This episode of Supersex takes you on a steamy, scandalous ride through the bold and bawdy history of pornography—a tale way deeper than just bare skin.
We’re kicking things off with Mesopotamian rituals so spicy they’d make HBO blush and sliding right into the Victorian era, where seductive imagery was all the rage (even if everyone pretended not to look). Along the way, we’ll uncover how ancient icons like the Venus of Willendorf and the Kama Sutra weren’t just NSFW—they were sacred, spiritual, and, dare we say, downright enlightening.
Of course, we’re not skipping the juicy bits! From the Renaissance’s naked celebrations to the wild rise of the printing press and photography (hello, vintage nudes), explicit art has always walked the fine line between cultural treasure and taboo. And let’s not forget those Victorian hypocrites who shouted “moral corruption” by day and devoured saucy novels by candlelight.
With plenty of laughs, a dash of rebellion, and a whole lot of history, this episode shines a light on how erotic art has always found a way to entertain, challenge, and reflect our ever-evolving relationship with sexuality. Grab your headphones—and maybe a fan—and get ready for a truly revealing adventure!
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