Show Notes
On this episode of #teakink, Eva Oh sits down with performer and artist Bishop Black for a deep dive into their journey—from the organic evolution of their career to the energy, tactility, and chemistry that go into porn work. They talk spontaneity, joy, and navigating the ever-changing landscapes of London and Berlin. Bishop reflects on becoming the representation their younger self longed for, handling criticism and compliments, and balancing creativity with burnout. Plus, what does the future hold? Community, road trips, and maybe even lap dogs.
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HIGHLIGHTS: Here are the timestamps for the episode. On some podcast players you should be able to click the timestamp to jump to that time. (00:00) - Welcome. What is #teakink (00:21) - Bishop Black, Berlin and Vitamin D Drops (02:25) - Navigating Spontaneity, Joy and COVID (04:48) - Bishop's Ideal World, Pain and Eva's Pizza Porn Hopes (09:35) - The Organic Evolution of Bishop's Career (12:35) - What Bishop's Penis Sounds Like (13:20) - Bishop's London and a Changing Berlin (18:25) - Being What 19 Year Old Bishop Wanted to See (23:30) - The Energy, Tactility, Chemistry and Skill Needed in Porn Work (29:50) - Navigating Criticism and Compliments (37:00) - How Bishop Balances Motivation, Burnout, Creativity and Inadequacy (42:10) - What Will We Be Doing in 20 Years - Community, Road Trips and Lap Dogs
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