
Molly Lambert
Podcast guest and writer. She discusses the history of the porn industry in Los Angeles in her podcast Jenna World.
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Dec 2, 2025 • 58min
E336 - The Political Economy of Porn w/ Molly Lambert
Molly Lambert, a journalist and podcaster behind Jenna World and Heidi World, dives into the history of the porn industry, tracing its roots from underground stag films to the mainstream. She examines the dynamics of gender and power in 80s-'90s Los Angeles and how the San Fernando Valley became a pivotal hub. Lambert tackles the influence of formats like VHS on adult content, the rise of stars like Jenna Jameson, and the impact of the internet in deprofessionalizing the industry. The conversation captures the intricate relationship between porn and evolving cultural narratives.

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May 29, 2025 • 1h 4min
Part Two: The Throat-Slitting Evangelical Minister of Jamaica
Molly Lambert, a podcast guest and writer known for her exploration of the porn industry's history, joins the discussion about a notorious evangelical minister in Jamaica. They dive into his manipulative leadership and the harrowing societal impacts of his extreme teachings. The conversation scrutinizes the allure of the prosperity gospel and the exploitation of young congregants masked as mentorship. Absurdities of faith, conspiracy theories, and the dark narrative of this minister's downfall intertwine, revealing chilling truths about power and paranoia.

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Jul 26, 2018 • 1h 33min
The Astrologer Who Managed The Reagan Presidency
Molly Lambert and Tess Lynch, writers and co-hosts of Night Call, take a deep dive into the intriguing role of Joan Quigley, Ronald Reagan's astrologer. They explore how Quigley's predictions influenced pivotal political decisions during a tumultuous time. The discussion highlights the ethical dilemmas of relying on astrology for governance, the close bond between Quigley and Nancy Reagan, and how this connection shaped initiatives like the 'Just Say No' campaign. It's a fascinating look at the unexpected intersection of superstition and high-stakes politics.


