HUSTLER Magazine’s August 2023 issue is available today on newsstands and in digital format. HUSTLER Honey Kylie Rocket graces the cover and is showcased in a 12-page centerfold spread shot by This Years Model. Making their feature debuts are models Eyla Moore, Mikah Tia and Madison Summers, along with Aria Valencia in a boy-girl pictorial.

“Kylie has caught our eye since she entered the industry. She is both beautiful and engaging,” says Anne Denbok, Editorial Director. “In our Anniversary Special this year, we named Kylie as one of ‘Today’s HUSTLERs, Tomorrow’s Legends.’ And now, in a one-two promotional punch, she has been chosen as our Cover Honey. Congratulations, Kylie, and thank you for the gorgeous layout!”

In the issue, Missy Martinez speaks with content queen Julia Ann. Her Instagram account has 2.8 million followers, and her IMDb page lists over 450 credits. Now the legendary adult icon gets up close and personal with HUSTLER in the first of a new series, “50 Questions.” Big Jay Oakerson might be the busiest man in showbiz—he’s a touring stand-up, appears on big and small screens, and does a weekly radio show and a couple of podcasts to boot. In this hilarious interview, Oakerson talks porn, his love of Beaver Hunt and tells HUSTLER exactly why he’s a bush guy. Finally, in “Medical Quackery: The Fringes of American Medicine,” Matthew Hongoltz-Hetling places American medical quackery under a microscope. The author takes us through the looking glass to reveal the hair-raising work of faith healers, witch doctors and other crackpots practicing “medicine.”

In her Publisher’s Statement, Liz Flynt speaks to abolishing the death penalty once and for all. For the eighth time, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution in 2022 calling for a global moratorium on the death penalty. Yet, the U.S. joins dictatorships like North Korea, China, Iran and Saudi Arabia in continuing state-sponsored executions. Although the situation in America is improving, much work still needs to be done. Twenty-seven states still have capital punishment as a legal penalty. Flynt calls on citizens to unite to abolish the death penalty and notes that since 1973 at least 190 people who had been wrongly convicted and sentenced to death in the U.S. have been exonerated. She closes by asking, “Are you really willing to execute the innocent?”

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