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(an acronym for Double Vag Double Anal Sensitive Artist) was a boundary-pushing lifestyle and entertainment podcast hosted by world-renowned artist David Choe and adult film star
: The full video library is much rarer. While some fans claim to possess the full 4K visual archive, these are often closely guarded or shared privately.
Until now.
The show was known for its "no-holds-barred" approach to topics like sexuality, relationships, and career problems, often featuring a crew of recurring guests including comedian Bobby Lee and Yoshi Obayashi.
| Episode # | Title | Why It’s Essential | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | "Jail Sex" | David describes his time in a Tokyo jail. Chilling, hilarious, and utterly graphic. | | 21 | "The Therapist" | The first time Dr. Mike appears on the show. A real psychologist tries to diagnose David in real-time. It fails. | | 34 | "The Stinky Cheeseman" | An audio-art project about a man made of cheese. You will cry laughing at the absurdity. | | 45-47 | "The Vegas Trilogy" | Recorded live in a penthouse suite during a $200k gambling bender. You can hear the chips falling. | | 62 | "The Divorce" (Restored) | Asa’s emotional confession about her marriage. The restored cut includes the phone call that ended everything. | | 77 | "The Fight" | Content warning: Actual violence on mic. The episode cuts to static for 4 minutes. The archive includes the uncut tape. | | 90 | "The Final Shrug" (2026 Exclusive) | A new bonus commentary recorded in 2025 by the archivists, explaining the legal fallout of the show's cancellation. |
Shoutout to the archivists currently seeding the massive Torrent dumps and the Discord channels dedicated to stitching together low-bitrate rips from ancient iPods. If you have a backup, now is the time to upload it.
However, due to the controversial nature of its content—including explicit sexual discussions, pranks, and legal pressures— DVDASA faced significant hurdles regarding distribution. At various points, the show was removed from platforms like SoundCloud and iTunes, leading to a gap in accessibility. This environment gave rise to the "Complete Archive UPD," a grassroots effort by fans to compile, catalog, and redistribute every episode. This paper analyzes the contents of this archive to understand the show's cultural footprint and the necessity of unofficial digital archiving.
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