In brief: Ms. Amanda: CEO is the cover star of SexDays.org magazine’s October 2026 issue, Issue #3, which arrived Friday, Oct. 2, according to a BSG PR release dated Sept. 30 and published by Adult Industry News on Oct. 5.
Ms. Amanda stands five feet tall, according to her release. As of October, she is also cover-sized.
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The Nebraska-based performer, creator and Kasbh Inc. CEO is the cover star of SexDays.org magazine’s October 2026 issue, Issue #3, which arrived Friday, Oct. 2, according to a BSG PR release dated Sept. 30 and published by Adult Industry News on Oct. 5. The issue pairs a short introduction to her with coverage of models, performers and content creators, plus sexual health, lifestyle, fitness and new talent. Think of it as a magazine that covers both the bedroom and the gym, which is efficient.
Ms. Amanda framed the cover as a chance to represent both halves of what she does:
“I’m really excited to be on the cover of this issue. I always appreciate opportunities that let me represent both the performer side of what I do and the larger lifestyle community I’m part of. Seeing the finished cover was such a fun moment.”
That “lifestyle community” line is doing real work. According to the release, she co-hosts the weekly podcast Krazy Truth about Swinging with Kole Snodgrass, produced through her company Kasbh Inc., where the two talk candidly about ethical non-monogamy. Kasbh Studios, a Kasbh Inc. subsidiary, describes its mission as ethics, excellence and education in adult entertainment and the ENM community. She was also a 2025 ASN nominee for Best Female Pornstar.
Then there is the merch operation. Through MsAmanda.net she sells calendars, apparel and autographed photos, and takes bookings and collaborations. Performer, podcaster, CEO and shopkeeper: that is four jobs, and most of us struggle to keep one inbox under control.
Why it matters, as we see it: SexDays.org is a young title, only three issues in, so this is not a Rolling Stone moment. Our read: it doesn’t need to be. For a performer whose brand runs through a podcast, a production company and the swinger community, a cover that speaks to lifestyle readers as well as adult fans reaches exactly the audience she’s building. Small magazines are where niche brands get their reach.
Ms. Amanda says seeing the finished cover was a fun moment. The calendar sales department would probably agree.