[2] After appearing on amateur sites Dare Ring and being a contributor to the sellyoursextape videos (Ashley & Dakota) in 2010, Siouxsie Q left her retail job and began dancing at The Lusty Lady Theater, a unionized peep show in North Beach, San Francisco.

[5] After the passing of Proposition 35, the podcast was expanded to cover a broad range of topics such as transgender issues, sexuality, sex workers' rights, politics and pornography.

In 2014, she began writing a regular column for SF Weekly in which she discusses the topics of pornography, feminism, sexuality and the sex work industry.

[6] By way of her podcast, "The WhoreCast", Siouxsie Q emerged as an outspoken opponent of California's Proposition 35, Measure B, a part of the Californians Against Sexual Exploitation Act.

In her broadcasts, she stated that she considered the proposition "a confusing piece of legislation" that too broadly expanded the definition of “trafficking” to include anyone who lived with or derived support from someone who is a prostitute.