Hazel Grace guest on the new “The Misfit Effect” podcast titled “The Melanin Effect” in this hour and half episode with Sarah Lace and The Burbank Misfits.
Hazel Grace, founder of InMelanin, discussed her journey in the adult entertainment industry, emphasizing her focus on women of color. She highlighted the challenges faced by women of color in the industry, including pushback and financial instability. Hazel shared her vision for In Melanin, which launched their website in 2024, aiming to create a supportive community and high-quality content. She emphasized the importance of quality over quantity, advocating exclusive, well-produced content. Hazel also addressed the issue of free porn, arguing that it undermines the value of paid content. She plans to expand her brand with future projects and events. The conversation highlights the financial challenges faced by adult content creators, particularly black women, due to piracy and the high costs of production. They advocate for safer, work-appropriate promotions and emphasize the value of their content, urging fans to support them directly.
Hazel proclaimed that she “had an amazing time—stimulating conversation is always a thrill. Sharing my journey and shining a light on my grassroots production company, InMelanin means the world to me. Can’t wait to do it again!”
This episode is now available on the podcast’s official website at burbankmisfits.com, or on podcast platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and others. The video version can be viewed on YouTube.
For more from the podcast and its hosts, follow @burbankmisfits on X (Twitter) & Bluesky, @theburbankmisfits on Instagram. You can follow Hazel Grace on Instagram @thehazelgracexx, and Bluesky @hazelgrace. Sarah Lace can be found on X & Bluesky @iamsarahlace on Instagram @therealsarahlace. Rawstarr is on X/bluesky/Instagram @rawstarr .
