Episode 1: Why Podcast?

Fart Fetish Podcast

Welcome to the inaugural episode of the Fart Fetish Podcast, where we unpack the intriguing facets of this unique fetish, otherwise known as eproctophilia. My motive for curating this platform is to guide the conversation around this fetish, considering other media outlets fail to provide nuanced and respectful coverage. Through this podcast, my aim is to humanize fetishists, dispelling the unfounded notion about the few errant individuals representing the entire community.

There is a pressing need for platforms like ours, as the fart fetish has been overlooked by notable records websites like Wikipedia, omitting valuable information about this fetish. I advocate for growing comfortable with self-acceptance, and urge us all to discuss this fetish openly with those we trust. It is through this open dialogue that we normalize this fetish and connect with the right partners.

Given where I stand in life, with nothing possibly to lose, I am dedicating my energy towards enhancing our understanding and acceptance of this fetish, proposing to fuel collective betterment, while also discovering more about myself.

This episode also familiarizes you with the misguided coverage of eproctophilia by respected news outlets like Huffpost. Envisioning a thriving community converging around this fetish and our podcast, we intend to delve deeply into the psychology that surrounds it. I review the Psychology Today article by Mark D. Griffiths Ph.D, featuring an exclusive case study of a pseudonymous fetishist, 'Brad'.

Please bear with the slightly unpolished recording in this episode. This was due to my enthusiasm for recording without perfecting the audio's clarity and professionalism. Still, as you tune in, get ready for an enlightening exploration into the world of fart fetishists that goes beyond mere acceptance, fostering a sense of community and understanding.

Find the podcast and resources at FartFetish.info

Works Referenced:

Ask Ezra Podcast by Ezra Algos

Eproctophilia Explained by Mark D. Griffiths Ph.D. from Psychology Today

50 Shades Of Smell: What Sex Fetish Is Eproctophilia? from The Huffington Post UK

Eproctophilia from UCSB Sociology

Eproctophilia from Wikipedia

Guys With a Fart Fetish Explain Why Toots Turns Them On from Men's Health

Intro Music: The Jig Is Up from Music for Makers