James Bartholet Expands 'Inside the Industry' to Vivid Radio

LOS ANGELES — James Bartholet’s “Inside the Industry” radio program will now be heard Tuesday afternoons on Vivid Radio in addition to its regular Wednesday broadcasts.

The program will now be heard Tuesdays from 2-3 p.m. PDT on SiriusXM Vivid Radio, channel 415. The regular Wednesday evening broadcast, from 7-9 p.m. PDT, on LATalkRadio.com will continue.

“I’m very excited about our new broadcast programs, and happy to be a part of Vivid Radio and SiriusXM. We have lot of new segments coming up, including erotic stories read by me and our guests. There’s always great guests and fun information, so tune in and call in to both broadcasts every week,” Bartholet said.

In related news, Bartholet will appear at the upcoming Exxxotica Chicago expo at the Galaxy Publicity/”Inside the Industry” booth; he will also lead seminars all weekend long.

He has also wrapped a leading role in the horror film “Murder Hotel,” featuring Priya Rai and Misty Stone and directed by Lisa Palencia. He also served as an associate producer. The film is aiming for a summer release.

Thursday, March 8, Bartholet will host a feature dancer competition at Scores gentlemen’s club in Las Vegas. Follow the venue online and on Twitter.

Find Bartholet on Twitter and direct booking inquiries and other questions to info@insidetheindustry.net or james@galaxypublicity.com.

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