For adults only! Magic M discusses Ten Little Maidens, John Seeman’s 1985 adaptation of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None. Warning- contains explicit language and a lot of talk about chickens.

She wasn’t gonna but she had to. Magic M discovers Little Orphan Sammy starring Jennifer Welles, Jamie Gillis, and more. Mature audiences only, but a regressed sense of humor encouraged.

Short, sweet, a little nasty. Magic M gives a brief rundown on the 1979 hardcore movie The Little Blue Box starring Jennifer Welles in two roles for a double dose of delight.

One crazy woman talks about another- Magic M discusses Gerard Damiano’s 1974 hardcore psychological thriller, Memories Within Miss Aggie. Hormones are a bitch. It’s a pretty solid entry to the Golden Age of Porn cannon, however.

Join Magic M for a particularly disjointed episode of the Golden Age XXX Revue! Listen as she blathers on about Abel Ferrara’s 1976 XXX hardcore feature , 9 Lives of a Wet Pu$$y and why it’s worthy of a viewing 50 years later.

Fellow podcaster Grutz returns to the XXX Revue to join Magic M for a ridiculous discussion about the awesomeness of the 1981 musical hardcore film Blonde Ambition. Arguably the greatest of the films of the Golden Age, Grutz and Magic talk about the charming, splashy gem that fans shouldn’t miss. Magic also tells you once again about The Rialto Report’s superior content and, of course, wallpaper.

Join Magic for a highbrow literary discussion. Or not. Maybe she’s just yammering about the 1980 Kemal Horulu XXX-rated film adaptation of Gustav Flaubert’s classic novel, Madame Bovary titled Woman in Love. Join Magic for a particularly disjointed episode in which nothing is learned or resolved, much like the film itself! The fun never stops on the Golden XXX Revue!

Magic M serves up a double dose of Golden Age XXX pimpin with a Big Two Unit show! Featuring filmmaker John Hayes’ films Baby Rosemary (1977) and Hot Lunch (1978), released together as part of Peek-a-Rama’s home DVD double feature series. Listen to Magic run down the list of Golden Age superstars featured in the films including Sharon Thorpe, John Leslie “Dupre” (ahem), Juliet Anderson, and the glorious Desiree Cousteau. Oh YEAH!