Welcome to a very erotic episode of The Mike & Judy Show. Mike Edison and Judy McGuire are in the studio with Lux Alptraum of Fleshbot Fiction and Ellen Stagg of Stagg Street. Tune into this episode to hear about Lux's brand of sex education, and how it differs from what you learned in middle school. Hear Ellen talk about her history in photography, and how she came to shoot erotic photographs. Mike, Judy, Lux, and Ellen speak the truth about Playgirl Magazine, and mourn the death of the old-fashioned peep show. How has the Internet changed the porn industry? Find out on this week's installment of The Mike & Judy Show! Thanks to our sponsor, Roberta's.

"The Internet was great for porn. It was discrete, and it was easy to get... But like with other things on the Internet, there came piracy." [19:05] -- Lux Alptraum on The Mike & Judy Show

This week on We Dig Plants Carmen & Alice explore the history of parks in New York City with John Krawchuk, Director of Historic Preservation of New York Parks & Recreation. Learn about the story of Fort Greene Park (then known as Washington Park), Brooklyn's first park! Find out what renovation plans are in store for this beautiful historic park. This episode was sponsored by Fairway Market.

"So many of the great landscape architects worked on Fort Greene Park. It was Brooklyn's first park."

--John Krawchuk, Director of Historic Preservation of New York Parks & Recreation on We Dig Plants

This week on After the Jump, Grace Bonney is joined in the studio by interior designer, Thom Filicia. Thom is perhaps best known for his roles in hit television programs like Queer Eye for the Straight Guy and Tacky House, but more recently, he authored the book American Beauty published by Clarkson Potter. Tune into this episode to hear why Thom decided to restore and fix up a home from the early 1900s in the Finger Lakes, and why he fell in love with the structure. Listen in to learn about Thom's original interest in design as a child, and why he almost decided to design automobiles. Want to know more about Thom's favorite interiors in New York City? Then listen to this episode of After the Jump! This program has been brought to you by Clarkson Potter Publishers.

"One of the things we talk about a lot is the 'democracy of design.' I love the fact that design is becoming universal at a certain level, from the Targets to the world to the high end.. There's this mix of high and low that I think is very appealing to the next buying power. That generation is all about mixing old and new, and high and low." [6:35]

-- Thom Filicia on After the Jump