Last night, our favorite ECW alum Shelly Martinez called into TDE Radio’s Wednesday Night Live show on BlogTalkRadio. During the Scare America segment, Shelly answered a bunch of fan questions that came in via email and telephone. Her portion of the show begins around the 28:20 mark if you want to skip ahead.

The first question brought up The Notorious Jewel De’Nyle and Shelly Martinez, the fetish DVD starring Shelly that is scheduled to be released on February 11, 2008. Here’s what Shelly had to say about the flick:

First of all, I will admit I’m kind of like, I’m very feminine and girly, but at the same time I’m kind of like a guy’s guy’s kind of chick, meaning I’m pretty open minded to things. And who doesn’t love porn? I’ll admit it, who cares? But, there’s a huge difference … HUGE … between doing fetish and porn. It’s so funny and very interesting to me that tons of people are thinking that because I did this fetish video with Jewel De’Nyle, who is pretty well known in the porn community, are thinking that I’m gonna get pretty hardcore, and you know what? It was fun, there’s lots of naughtiness, but as far as hardcore, not so much. I’ll keep that for me and a gentleman friend of my choice in private.

Shelly also confirms that her nudity in the film is limited to being topless. Not surprising, given that Jewel De’Nyle and Shelly Martinez have made Shelly’s role in the video clear since we first mentioned it in August 2007.

During the interview, Shelly describes herself as “an artsy kind of thinker,” says Johnny Depp is the one person she most wishes she could work with, and confesses an intense interest in supernatural phenomena. She also mentions that Psycho is her favorite horror movie.

Some other highlights from the interview include Shelly shooting on :

• The argument with Batista that prompted her release from the WWE, and how she’s completely over it
• The Elvira audition, and how much she bonded with Asia DeVinyl (who she calls boobalicious)
• How she’s currently working on getting a meeting with an unnamed huge company to have a huge music-related opportunity (I’m guessing MTV or VH-1)

Listen to the whole show here:

The Scare America segment ends at around 65:10, but Shelly graciously sticks around for the rest of the show, so if you’re a huge Shelly Martinez fan, listen to the whole thing.