In the winter of 2013, the idea of hosting an advice podcast was often reserved for life coaches or earnest celebrities. David Choe, a painter famous for his wild "dirty style" and for turning a $200 million stock gift from Facebook into a fortune, was neither. His answer to the burgeoning podcast medium was DVDASA , a partnership with adult film superstar and director Asa Akira.
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The primary hub for the archive search is Reddit. Subreddits dedicated to David Choe, lost media, and specific archival groups frequently share updated cloud storage links. Users often compile mega-folders containing all 100+ standard episodes, alongside the elusive "Green Room" bonus content. 2. Internet Archive (Archive.org) In the winter of 2013, the idea of
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Go to archive.org and search for keywords like "DVDASA complete collection" , "DVDASA episodes MP3" , or "David Choe Asa Akira podcast archive" .
Finding a "complete archive" link for is difficult because host David Choe intentionally wiped the podcast's digital footprint around 2015. This "erasure" followed significant controversy surrounding a 2014 episode where Choe described a sexual encounter that he later claimed was fabricated "bad storytelling".
David Choe became the center of intense public scrutiny over controversial remarks made during an early episode of the podcast. Though Choe later stated the stories were fabricated for shock value and comedic effect, the backlash led to a mutual decision to pull the content down.