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When Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez’s relationship dominated headlines in the early 2000s, one woman suddenly found herself at the centre of one of Hollywood’s biggest stories.

In this exclusive conversation, she shares how she got into the adult entertainment industry, what really happened from her perspective, and what it was like to become the focus of worldwide media attention.

We also dive into the often-debated differences between stripping and pole dancing, the evolution of the industry, and why it’s time for our community to stop dividing itself and start supporting one another.

This is an honest conversation about fame, stigma, resilience, and the power of owning your story.

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After months of researching the earliest days of pole, we think we’ve found the answer.

In Part 1, we sit down with Tammy Morris—former exotic dancer, international performer, pole pioneer and one of Canada’s earliest pole studio owners.

Tammy takes us back to the 1990s, revealing how pole tricks were learned before YouTube, social media and competitions, what touring the world was really like, and the fascinating story behind what is believed to be the world’s very first pole competition—where she placed second.

This conversation challenged so much of what we thought we knew about pole history, and it’s only the beginning.

In Part 2, Tammy shares the extraordinary Hollywood chapter of her life, including becoming one of the world’s most famous strippers and her connections to Jennifer Lopez, Ben Affleck and the tabloid headlines that followed.

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Thinking about opening a pole studio? Listen to this first.

In this episode of Pole Obsession, we’re diving into the reality of running a pole studio in today’s economy. From rising rent and operating costs to declining profits and increasing competition, we explore why so many studios are struggling to survive.

We discuss the latest statistics on small businesses, reveal how many Australian pole studios have closed in recent years, and chat with The Pole Wizard, Jakub, from the UK about what he’s seeing overseas.

Whether you’re dreaming of opening your own studio, already own one, or you’re simply curious about what goes on behind the scenes, this episode offers an honest look at the challenges, rewards, and realities of the industry.

🎙️ Hosted by Felix Cane & Elizabeth Domazet.
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What does it really take to run a pole competition?

In this episode, we’re pulling back the curtain on one of the most challenging competition seasons we’ve ever experienced.

From theatres being double booked and last-minute venue issues, to poles not arriving, rising costs, low ticket sales, scheduling headaches, interstate logistics, and the constant problem-solving that competitors never see—we’re sharing it all.

This isn’t about complaining. It’s about giving you an honest look at what happens behind the scenes, why ticket sales matter so much, and just how much goes into making sure competitors can step onto a stage and perform.

Whether you’re a competitor, studio owner, aspiring organiser, or simply love the pole community, this episode will completely change the way you look at competitions.

If you’ve ever wondered what happens before the lights go up, this is the episode for you.

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What was pole really like in the beginning?

In this episode, we sit down with two of the first pole dance instructors in the world and two of Australia’s true pioneers, Suzie Q & Candice Leigh about how the industry has changed over the last two decades.

From performing on television and opening some of Australia’s earliest studios to travelling the world through pole, they share the moments that shaped the industry.

We also dive into one of pole’s most controversial conversations: the stripper versus pole dancer debate. Has the industry lost its way? Where’s the line between artistic expression and cosplay? What belongs on a competition stage and what doesn’t?

Whether you’ve been in the industry for 20 years or 20 minutes, this is a conversation every pole dancer should hear.

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Could pole one day become an Olympic sport?

In this episode of Pole Obsession, we sit down with David from Italy, President of the world’s only international pole federation, to discuss the future of pole sport and the push for global recognition.

We explore what it really takes for a sport to reach the Olympic stage, the challenges pole faces, and how the sport is evolving around the world.

We also dive into one of the biggest controversies currently shaking the pole community—a routine in Spain that was disqualified after portraying themes related to the Holocaust—and discuss where the line sits between artistic expression, storytelling and competition rules.

Plus:
✨ The future of pole sport
✨ New rules and judging trends
✨ Why some routines are being disqualified
✨ Olympic recognition—how close are we really?

Whether you’re a competitor, coach, performer or simply curious about where pole is headed, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Available now on Pole Obsession. 🎙️✨

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This week on Pole Obsession, we sit down with Lunalae founder Fion for one of the rawest and most emotional conversations we’ve ever had on the podcast.

What started as a chat about building one of the biggest brands in the pole industry turned into something so much deeper.

We talk about the reality behind success, balancing motherhood and business, the pressure of doing it all, spirituality, resilience, and what it really takes to keep showing up when life changes you forever.

This episode also touches on pregnancy, infant loss, grief, healing, and the unseen struggles so many women carry quietly behind the scenes.

It’s vulnerable, honest, heartbreaking, inspiring… and one we honestly don’t think we’ll ever forget. 🤍

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This week on Pole Obsession, we’re getting real about injuries, recovery and what happens after 20+ years in pole.

Joining us is OG poler Daisy, who opens up about undergoing a double hip replacement after decades of dance, showgirl work and years of splits. Felix Cane shares some of the wild injuries she’s experienced from elite-level pole tricks and being literally thrown off poles, while El somehow survived with comparatively minor injuries despite a lifetime of dance and gymnastics.

Between us, we’ve spent decades training, competing and performing — from ballet and gymnastics as kids to over 20 years inside the pole industry. And for once… we actually stayed on topic.

This episode dives into:

• the injuries nobody warns you about
• how pole changes your body over time
• training smarter for longevity
• recovery, ageing and staying in the industry long-term
• and what the next generation of polers should know now

Funny, honest, slightly horrifying at times… but genuinely one of our most interesting conversations yet.

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