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Praise for YAPIT?!

Guardian: “fascinating, fearlessly underground, literate, humorous, political, nonjudgmental, necessarily extremely explicit, curious, idiosyncratic, Eye-opening, and highly recommended.”

Women’s Health: “One of the 21 Best LGBTQ+ Podcasts To Listen To In 2023”

Esquire: “One of the Best Sex Podcasts of 2020. a podcast about the unthinkable. If Catholicism, cannibalism, and daddies don’t pique your interest, then call the rest of us vanilla. Horn leaves no stone unturned.”

IndieWire: “wickedly funny…A former queer porn star and highly experienced sex educator, Horn brings a theatrical flair to her audio persona, seducing listeners with a sultry voice and easily creating a non-judgmental atmosphere for her guests.”

Vice: “After announcing her theme, Horn gets comfy with her guest, they establish a flirty rapport, and they try to answer the show’s titular question. Discussions have spotlighted the allure of daddies, the joy of humiliation, the politics of cocksucking. There have been dialogues on virtual reality, the occult, and literature. Guests have included academics, tattoo artists, and a lot of sex workers. The only recurring motifs are that queerness is wonderful, sex work is work, sexuality is intricately linked to power, and any fetish or kink safely explored by consenting adults is worthy of celebration.”

Buzzfeed: “Horn brings in educators, writers, porn stars, and social workers to talk about specific kinks — like spanking, high heels, age play, exhibitionism, bootblacking, and lots of others — in a nonjudgmental way.”

Kinkly: “features the best research (and researchers) as well as tips for exploring kinks and fetishes you might be into.”

Bustle: “From dominatrixes to butt plugs, Tina Horn interviews experts on a variety of sexual practices to try to get to the bottom of them.”

South Slope Stoop: “educational, non-judgmental, and very funny approach to human sexuality.”

GoMag: “Will take you on an educational journey for the books!”