Retired Denver vets of adult entertainment muse about their visit to downtown Denver in the fun filled episode.
Trouble brewing backstage at Pixie's favorite club?
Mister J worries that adult nightlife is a bygone concept.
And tickle your funny bone with "Stripper Jokes"
Pixie and Mister J are ex strippers with collectively 43 years in the Game. Hear the experiences of the male and female dancers of yesterday and today.
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