Adult star, blogger and feminist advocate Tasha Reign has launched her new radio show ‘Through My Rose Colored Lenses’. The weekly national one-hour show will cover topics such as feminism, today’s culture & society and navigating the world through the ‘lens’ of Reign’s life as an adult film performer.
“We will have new guests on the show every week discussing topics that are relevant to the adult industry, including its challenges, achievements and possibilities,” said Reign, “plus real-life anecdotes about our experiences on and off the set.”
‘Through My Rose Colored Lenses’ is produced by Barry Funkhouser and is accessible through connectpal.com/TashaReign and throughout the week on various outlets.
In addition to Reign’s new show, she is also a regular contributor to lifestyle outlets such as Huffington Post, Bro Bible, OC Weekly, Galore Magazine and more, delivering her own unique perspective about adult entertainment from a feminist’s point of view.
For more information visit TashaReign.com.
ABOUT TASHA REIGN:
Adult performer, model, feminist, activist and journalist/blogger Tasha Reign has made a career out of empowering and breaking barriers for women by sharing her experiences and speaking openly about the ups, downs, myths and perceptions surrounding the porn industry.
Reign first entered the spotlight in 2006 during Season 3 of MTV’s reality series Laguna Beach and fell in love with performing. She moved to Los Angeles at 18 and started modeling, which led to several high-profile layouts in Playboy Magazine, which led to a career in adult movies – all while Reign was enrolled as a student at UCLA.
After graduation, Reign put her Gender/Women’s Studies degree to work, engaging in intelligent conversation about women’s sexuality, politics and feminism in and out of the porn industry, chronicling her experiences in sharp, politically-charged essays and creating a buzz with shows such as Law and Order SVU and ABC’s Nightline.
The star’s career and talents have also been profiled in top media outlets such as The Guardian, LA Weekly, Bustle, Bro Bible, Huffington Post, OC Weekly and many more.
“I just really want to normalize sexuality and pornography as a medium for entertainment,” Reign once said in an interview, perfectly summing up her goals both personally and professionally. “I feel like I stay true to myself and do what makes me happy.”
For more information about Tasha Reign visit her at TashaReign.com, Twitter and Instagram.
