Spread Magazine. 

It was started by exotic dancers, and like the naked truth, it’s dedicated to all sex industry members.  It’s a great read, with a diverse mixture of opinions, features, hilarity, and education.

It ‘illuminates the sex industry’ and gathers stories from a variety of perspectives. It supports sex industry workers within all genres/industries, and is a fabulous resource for those seeking advocacy and support.

Stripclubnation.com has carved out a unique place in the realm of sex industry journalism and reporting. Truly, the thinking person's guide to the strip club scene and culture in the Greater Toronto Area, SCN is independent, honest, frank, and open in its approach.

Readers have chimed in. Industry insiders like Lex Smith assert:

I like how this website sheds light on a subject...riddled with stereotypes and misconceptions (and dare I say, stigma?). I've read the articles and was impressed that many were written by women.

“Smart”, “funny”, and “insightful” all describe Stripclubnation.com. Probing both the obvious and hidden aspects of clubs while privileging no single point of view, SCN provides readers with a detailed, honest review of clubs as well as insider’s perspectives on the strip club industry. The fact half of the contributors are women, means SCN has a distinct voice not sound in other media resources.

Even readers (Bob Meixner via Facebook) point out:

Great site...really. Different from what one would expect--a nice eclectic mix of thoughtful content...

No other site offers the necessary blend of the insiders perspective with the reporter's insight. SCN has it all.