Daily Loaf

My wife Kate, and I, Jon, are your average, mid-twenties professional couple who entertain fantasies of having a threesome. The only difference between us and most couples who dream about this kinky fantasy with a third party is that we actually actively hunt and track the mythical unicorn: a single bisexual female who hooks up with couples (oh, and did I mention she needs to be hot. That’s kind of important). As of yet, our hunt has left us unable to catch and keep one of these  majestic creatures of XXX fairytales.

Our quest began one night when Kate and I were lying in bed after a great romp in the sheets. Out of nowhere, Kate rolled over and asked, “What do you think about inviting another woman into the bedroom?” Read the rest of this entry »

(Names and some descriptions changed to protect the innocent… or not-so-innocent)

My mother raised me to live a very vanilla lifestyle. We went to church each Sunday, had dinner at six o’clock, and I wasn’t supposed to have sex until I was married. I was happy with that lifestyle because I was sheltered and had no idea that there was a world outside of Jesus. That all changed when we got Internet service when I was ten years old.

I got the birds and the bees, the chains and the whips, and the chicks with the dicks all via the double-click (read that line out loud sometime, it’s fun). I learned that all girls loved to expose their bathing suit areas, loved being fucked (sometimes in the butt!), and even sometimes loved to make out with each other. And, with a valid credit card, I could have unlimited access. Read the rest of this entry »

There’s been this new sound swirling around; it sounds like hip hop but with an electro beat … I’m no music critic and my vocabulary to breakdown the proper terminology is laughable. All I know is this sound is propped up by new female “alternative” artists, and they all have a killer style.

In our first Fusionistas podcast (embedded below, check it) my guest is Shunda K, creator of the group Yo! Majesty. We have a candid conversation about where she’s been and where shes going, and how she was a forerunner of this new sound. Shunda has been collaborating with many artists on different tracks and we’ll link you some so you can hear for yourself. (check ‘em down below)

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