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Join Rob McConnell for one of the most controversial interviews ever featured on The 'X' Zone Radio Show as he speaks with Malcolm J. Brenner, an American writer, journalist and photographer who became internationally known for his claim that, as a young man in the early 1970s, he developed a sexual relationship with a captive female bottlenose dolphin named Dolly at the now-defunct Floridaland attraction in Sarasota County, Florida. Brenner later transformed his account into the semi-autobiographical novel Wet Goddess: Recollections of a Dolphin Lover. Brenner maintains that the relationship developed while he was working around dolphins and that Dolly actively sought his attention. He has subsequently described the experience as an emotional interspecies relationship rather than simply a sexual encounter. His interpretation is highly controversial, particularly because a non-human animal cannot provide informed human-style consent and because sexual activity between humans and animals raises serious ethical, animal-welfare and legal issues. Florida subsequently enacted legislation prohibiting sexual activity with animals in 2011. Brenner says he eventually wrote Wet Goddess because he wanted people to consider dolphin intelligence, self-awareness, emotional complexity and the ethics of keeping highly intelligent marine mammals in captivity. On his own website, he explicitly states that he did not write the book to promote bestiality or zoophilia, but rather to communicate what he believes his experience taught him about dolphins. Those broader questions concerning dolphin cognition and animal welfare can be examined independently from Brenner's controversial interpretation of his personal relationship with Dolly. Join Rob McConnell and Malcolm J. Brenner on The 'X' Zone Radio Show for an interview that ventures into extremely uncomfortable territory while raising questions about human-animal boundaries, dolphin intelligence, captivity and ethics. What actually happened between Brenner and Dolly? Why did he decide decades later to tell the world about it? What does modern research tell us about the intelligence and social complexity of dolphins? And where must society draw the ethical and legal boundaries governing human interactions with other intelligent species? The original X Zone interview is preserved in the program's archives as “Malcolm J Brenner – The Man Who Had Sex with a Dolphin.”