Xposed with Samantha X

Nova was the ultimate sugar babe making thousands from her sugar daddies - until she fell in love with one.She talks to Samantha X about the reality of benig an online creator, plus how controversial relationship with the man she once called her Sugar daddy….

Anna Grosman needs to be thanked for her service to women nation wide. This busy mum founded a hugely success male escort agency Her Confidant where she has hundreds of female clients on her books.. Anna talks to Samantha about what women want, & how every man thinks they can do the job…. But can they? 

Remington & Alain Meyer, close friends with Samantha, are a same sex couple who moved from Sydney to the Sunshine Coast to foster three young kids. Remington talks to Samantha about the truth about fostering, why they had to move & what’s going wrong in the system. 

Bradley Dryburgh was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis as a baby. Doctors told his parents a terminal illness would have been better. He even wrote his own eulogy that went viral. He's now 28 & inspiring men to be resilient & face challenges with courage. A raw & open conversation between two people who don't do small talk.

George is a 52 year-old male escort with clients as old as 80. He talks to Samantha about his previous corporate life, dating & what women want.

TRIGGER WARNINGThis episode contains discussions of child sexual abuse, mental health issues including depression and suicidal thoughts, addiction, violence, and domestic violence. Listener discretion is advised. Help is available if you need support.Nathan Spiteri is an Australian actor, producer, TED speaker, author & child sex abuse survivor. He talks healing, survival, shame & recovery.

Dr Lisa Portolan is an academic, author, & columnist, specialising in love & (dismal) dating in today’s digital age. Dr Portolan talks to Samantha about her recent research including the number one issue that ruins relationships, & whether a sexless marriage means the end. 

Samantha X interviews Quinn, a former OnlyFans star who was making $30,000 a week. Quinn discusses how she went viral on social media, her background in academia, and her current work marketing other creators through YouTube try-on hauls.