We journey straight into the underworld with the brilliant Dr. Victoria Hartman—fearlessly unraveling some of the most shadowy, forbidden corners of human desire & experience. From necrophilia to serial killers, erotic art & the darkest intersections of sex & psyche, we dive into the taboos most dare not even whisper about. This is not shock for shock’s sake—this is soul work: exploring how the shadows we bury hold keys to our liberation, integration, & greatest light. A gentle but necessary warning: this conversation traverses themes of sexual abuse, violence, & death—so please listen with discernment & care. If you’re ready, join us as we dance with the darkness to discover the radiant consciousness that emerges on the other side.
we discuss ~
+ Victoria’s personal, sexually violent trauma that led her into this fascinating field.
+ What is necrophelia?
+ Is it possible to prevent serial killers by studying their erotic art?
+ Why does shadow integration matter & how to embrace even the darkest parts of ourselves & humanity.
+ The psychology of violence & its impact on us.
+ How to protect your energy, even in the densest of spaces.
Dr. Victoria Hartmann holds two doctorate degrees, including a Ph.D. in Human Sexuality with a specialization in Clinical Sexology, and a Master’s in Public Health. Her expertise spans forensic sexology, the psychological study of death fetishes, and the preservation of erotic history.
She is the Director of the Erotic Heritage Museum in Las Vegas, an expert valuator of explicit materials, and a published author of I Love Dead People – Inside the Minds of Death Fetishists, and The Sexual Art of Serial Killers. She also serves on the Advisory Board of the Advanced SpaceLife Research Institute.
Dr. Hartmann’s work pushes boundaries and asks bold questions—examining the erotic psyche, archiving sexually explicit films, and investigating the impact of violent content on the human mind. She is a rare voice merging academic rigor, psychological insight, and fearless storytelling.
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