TheMy Dad Wrote A Pornopodcast enters a hilarious erotic world. As creator Jamie Morton explains, the only issue is that his father is its creator. This fact might mortify most people, but not Jamie. He celebrates it by sharing it with friends and listeners. Who thinks erotica and comedy don't go together? Not Jamie.

Host Jamie is a television writer and director. On the six-season program, Jamie reads his father's (pen name Rocky Flinstone) Belinda Blinked series. Jamie started the podcast in 2015. The story begins earlier when Jamie's father shows him a new work during a family birthday party. To his surprise, his father was showing him a "porno" novel in progress. Despite his shock the first time he read it, he couldn't help sharing it with others by creating a podcast.

Podcast cohosts James Cooper and Alice Levine respond to each chapter in every episode. The series has a dedicated fanbase that identifies as "Belinkers." It tells the story of Belinda Blumenthal. She's a sales and market associate who enjoys many illicit encounters on the job. Whether Belinda is attending a "charity tombola" or meeting sales reps, her sexual appetite is voracious. Various characters attempt to fulfill her needs.

Each episode begins with a classic pornography soundtrack, setting an appropriately silly mood. After some initial chit-chat, Jamie continues sharing Belinda's escapades. In one episode, Jamie reads from a chapter where Belinda finds herself stranded. Who will come to her rescue? The series' antagonist, Herr Bisch, also advances his devious plot.

As an employee of Steele's Pots and Pans, Belinda has many office conflicts. How does she get back at a colleague who wrongs her? What happens when they visit the Pots and Pan-Pacific Cooking Conference? Belinda's sexual encounters become more comedic and sporadic as the series continues. Jamie, James, and Alice share many laughs and grimaces along the way.

It's not every day someone's father starts writing erotic fiction.My Dad Wrote a Pornois a comedy podcast for adults. Listeners can also hear "Footnotes" and "The Best of (and Unheard Bits)" episodes.