“Rapping and being vulnerable, as a result of releasing music and performing, has encouraged me to step into my truth and step into my power.” In episode 30, Ari sits down with Massage Therapist and Rap Artist, Regina Palmer aka Pottie Pocket. They chat about Regina’s experience as a transracial adoptee, unlearning from being Black and Queer in a white family, and her queer self-discovery after moving to the “big city” of the Midwest — Chicago, IL.   Burning Questions answered in this episode: Building up self-love practice that is diligence Healing others’ touch aversion through her work as a Massage Therapist The sensual link between music and massage What the next iteration of her rap persona, Pottie Pocket, looks like   Follow our guest, Regina, on Instagram: @therappervegas// @adopteachi   Follow our host, Ari, on Instagram: @sensuelle.education   Follow SensuElle Podcast on Instagram & TikTok   Ask Ari: leave your anonymous advice questions about sex, relationships, and previous episode topics: https://www.arielleantwine.com/ask-ari   __________   Resources from this episode   Subscribe to the SensuElle Newsletter or become a SensuElle Patron for more from the SensuElle universe   If you liked this episode, puh-leez share this episode with a friend! Leave another 5-star review on Spotify // Apple Podcasts   Want to work 1:1 with Ari to heal your sensual side? Book a 1-on-1 Coaching Consultation: https://www.arielleantwine.com/coaching