The Erotic Conversationalist

SAY IT AGAIN: MASTERING THE FINE ART OF VERBAL SEDUCTION and EROTIC TALK RADIO

with HOST ALAN ROGER CURRIE a.k.a. “The King of Verbal Seduction”

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Oooooh . . . Say it Again: Mastering the Fine Art of Verbal Seduction and Aural Sex

His female guests and fans have dubbed him "The King of Verbal Seduction." Some other friends and acquaintances have lightheartedly referred to him as "The Wilt Chamberlain of Phone Sex." Regardless of the preferred nickname he chooses to go by, Book Author and Talk Radio Host Alan Roger Currie has long mastered the fine art of erotic talk with women. Currie gives all of the credit to a deceased porn star and a classic adult film not surprisingly entitled, "Talk Dirty to Me."

Who would have ever guessed that the three words, "Say it again...," would have led to thousands of women tuning in regularly to a talk radio podcast program that combines frank, uncensored interviews with female guests with underlying elements of a hot, kinky phone sex conversation?

Alan Roger Currie, Host of the adult-themed and often risqué and erotically explicit talk radio podcast program entitled, The Erotic Conversationalist has made the seductive command, "Say it again...," his own unique signature phrase. Some have told him that he could validly trademark the phrase, much like Comedienne Joan Rivers did with "Can we talk?"

Currie started The Erotic Conversationalist in July 2009 after a handful of female friends convinced him that he had a talent for getting women hot and bothered with his voice and his 'erotic conversation' skills. Currie estimates that since the early-to-mid 1990s that he has engaged in explicit, sexually provocative telephone conversations (i.e., phone sex) with as many as 1,500 different women.

"I have often had women categorize me as 'verbally promiscuous.' Beginning with 1995 or 1996, my number of phone sex partners has far exceeded my number of physical sex partners. I am extremely cautious and selective when it comes to whom I share a bed with, but I am pretty free-spirited when it comes to phone sex," said Currie, who said he has quite frequently had phone sex with as many as 25 different women in one month.

"I once had a 'Phone Sex Fan Club' on Facebook, made up of about sixty or more women who I had phone sex with at least once. Many of them to this day want me to write an erotic memoir which they say would have to be titled, 'Say it again.' It was a few of those women who suggested that I start my podcast program, 'The Erotic Conversationalist.' The initial idea was to invite women on to the show, interview them about a chosen sex-related topic for thirty-to-forty-five minutes, and then shift into 'phone sex mode' and provoke them to masturbate before the end of the interview," added Currie.

A few of his guests on past episodes of "The Erotic Conversationalist" have been Laila Odom, a featured actress on Zane's Sex Chronicles (Cinemax); Diana DeVoe, the first African American woman to direct a major adult film; Alexandra Katehakis, a sex therapist from Los Angeles; and a couple of popular strippers from New York City's Scores strip club; and Nikki True (pseudonym), an up-and-coming erotica novelist and X-rated Blogger.

Currie said his first inspiration for mastering the art of verbal seduction was a 1980 adult film entitled, Talk Dirty to Me, which starred the late John Leslie as a slacker womanizer who had a knack for engaging in very bold, spontaneous, sexually provocative conversations with women filled with erotically explicit language. Currie said the film was the impetus for his popular paperback, Mode One: Let the Women Know What You're REALLY Thinking.

"Before I saw 'Talk Dirty to Me,' I had no idea you could get a woman sexually turned on just by talking to them. I always thought you had to kiss them, touch them, or caress them in some way to get them aroused. I was wrong in that assumption. Words can be powerful with women. Women are very auditory creatures ... much more than men are. Men are more visual," said Currie.

Currie plans on releasing a "verbal erotica" and phone sex CD sometime in the future.

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