DirtyOldMen.tv Webcast to Feature Christian Mann

LOS ANGELES — Wasteland/Spicecash’s CEO Colin Rowntree, one of the online adult entertainment pioneers, with fellow paysite owner Simon Abitbol, will have Evil Angel General Manager Christian Mann as a special guest on the newly launched video podcast, Dirtyoldmen.tv.

The podcast kicked off last week with performer Ashley Fires. A new episode airs each Friday, with upcoming guests including Diane Duke (Executive Director of The Free Speech Coalition), Daisy Duxe (Business Development Coordinator for Rick's Cabaret) and RedlightCenter/Utherverse CEO, Brian Shuster.

The podcast sets out to pull back the curtain on adult industry professionals that are both in front of and behind the camera, and to have informative and entertaining conversations about the adult industry.

A 32-year veteran of the adult business, Christian Mann has worked in various capacities including magazine publication, mail-order, production, sales and marketing. As owner of Video Team, he pioneered niche marketing with the popular all-girl series “No Man’s Land” and the urban series "My Baby Got Back." Currently, Mann focuses his attention on Evil Angel’s marketing and brand position with an emphasis on both subscriber and advertiser funded new media. 

Mann currently serves on the FSC Board of Directors as he did once before in the mid-1990’s. He is the recipient of the Free Speech Coalition “Good Guy Award” in 2000. 

"I am not a dirty old man," Mann said.  "I am a very young Christian Mann. I'm not dirty, nor old." 

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