2018 Archive


#205 - Robert Dante - Whipmaster This week Woody & the Beast brings Robert Dante to the studio. Robert is a, Bullwhip Performer, Whip Teacher and Presenter of Workshops, Demos and Author of “Let’s Get Cracking! The How-To Book of Bullwhip skills. Producer/performer in erotic/instructional DVD, Bullwhip: Art of the Single Tail Whip. Author of the bullwhip chapter in “Screw the Roses, Send Me the Thorns." Featured on HBO’s Real Sex, Playboy's Night Calls, and many more TV shows and podcasts. Four-time Guinness World Record holder. "The best whip master we have seen!" Skin Two Magazine.Robert Dante Whip ProgramsLet’s Get Cracking! -- Whips 101: The Basics, Getting a Good Foundation, Learning How to Learn, Commonly Encountered Problems and How to Solve Them.Bullwhip: The Epitome of S&M: BDSM applications of whip skills; Whip basics, crafting a bullwhip scene, working in tight spaces, maximizing your odds for a good scene, experiencing the Circle of Energy between Sadist and masochist/Top and bottom, open question period. (Bring your whip.) Dante Master Class: One-on-one intensives, formatted to sharpen your learning curve!Stacking the Odds in Your Favor: How to increase the likelihood of successful and safe bullwhip scenes without sacrificing intensity or enjoyability, based on Dante's years in the Scene as a BDSM and in the mainstream world as a professional bullwhip artist. Know the risks so you can make the smart choices!Fine Tuning Your Whips: Optimizing whips for better performance — crackers, falls, conditioning, storing, repairs, elements of good whip repair bags, and more. Bullwhip Arcana Revealed: Spiritual, philosophical, and magical aspects of the bullwhip.Events:Feb. 10, 2018 - Vicious Valentine IV Bloomington, MNFeb. 23-25, 2018 - Rome BDSM Conf., Rome, Italy Mar. 22, 2018 - The CitadelThe Citadel, San Francisco, CA Mar. 24, 2018 - , 3-hr Intensive Mar. 28-April 2, 2018 - TGIF, Fresno, CA May 26-June 3, 2018 - Camp Crucible, Maryland July 20-22, 2018 - Moxie’s Garden, Casco MELink: www.bullwhip.xxx

#209 - Billy Holder on New Relationship Energy KinkyCast Four Year Anniversary Show!Do you have someone new in your life? Do you have that heady feeling of euphoria when you think of your new love object? Billy Holder presents his view of New Relationship Energy, recorded live at Frolicon.Billy Holder is a Polyamory activist, educator, and community organizer who helped found and manage the Non-Profit Organization Atlanta Polyamory, as well as Atlanta Poly Weekend. Billy also served as the Vice President of Relationship Equality Foundation Inc. a public charity 501 (c)(3), where his primary role was outreach, education and new program development. Also as a member of the Polyamory Leadership Network, he is in contact with Polyam community leaders from around the world and is up to date on all the happenings, conferences, news, and events.Billy has been Poly identified since 2004, but believes he has always been poly, since he began dating. Monogamy never worked out right. His first experience with multiple relationships was asking someone to the prom as a 2nd date. They didn’t react kindly at the notion they were back up in case the plans with the first fell through. But he never got to explain that’s not what he meant.Muchgrowth has happened since and he now knows the value of upfront disclosure in relationships.Billy and his family have been featured in CNN.com article “Polyamory: When three is not a crowd” By Emmanuella Grinberg, Sex and Dating : Is Atlanta a Hotbed for Polyamory - GA voice Feb 2011, the Australian Morning TV Show, ” Weekend Sunrise” and also, NBC’s “One Big, Happy, Poly, Family” and others see the MEDIA page for a full list! He has been a presenter at Poly Living, Beyond the Love, Frolicon, Outlantacon, The Warehouse SC, Atlanta Poly Weekend, Georgia State University and others. See Appearances to find out where he will be next.In Billy’s ‘spare’ time he balances a busy life of Father, Partner and Boyfriend. As well as training in Taekwondo With a daughter and partners who are also active in Taekwondo. Having recently earned a Black Belt his training has only just really begun. His weeknights are usually a blur of driving, scheduling, and cooking. Date night is in there for his partners individually to ensure personal connection time and support for each. The weekends are spent with family and friends, when not teaching or working for the rights of others. Hobbies include Taekwondo, Geocaching, kayaking, camping, boating, woodworking, shooting range time, and yard work.KeyWords: podcast, kinkycast, poly, relationship, new, energy, billy, holder, activist, atlanta

#211 - Ben Hopper - Fine Artist & Photographer Ben Hopper is a fine art photographer working mainly in the performing arts. Since 2007 he has been working closely with local and international artists, companies and venues to produce both promotional imagery and material for creative projects. His clients and partners include Cirque du Soleil, The Roundhouse, The School of Dance and Circus (DOCH) at Stockholm University of the Arts, The European Federation of Professional Circus Schools (FEDEC), Les 7 doigts de la main (The 7 Fingers), DV8 Physical Theatre, and more.Hopper’s photography has been featured by a wide range of organizations across the arts sector, including acclaimed publishers / exhibitors 125, legendary event producers Secret Cinema, and a variety of cultural venues and festivals including Jacksons Lane in London and CIRCa Festival in France. Hopper’s photography has also reached a wide online audience through media outlets including The Huffington Post, BuzzFeed, ELLE, The Guardian, The Daily Mail, and GQ. His controversial project ‘Natural Beauty’, has reached millions around the world after going viral in April 2014.Since 2010, Hopper has participated in over 30 exhibitions, and following a successful Kickstarter campaign in 2013 his first major solo show ‘Giving Something Back' was attended by 5000 people. In 2016 Hopper exhibited his project Transfiguration in Paris at Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain following a 2nd successful Kickstarter campaign in late 2015. The Paris exhibition was followed by 2 London shows:In April at The Roundhouse (London) as part of their contemporary circus festival CircusFest and in May at The Truman Brewery in the heart of Brick Lane. The London exhibitions were supported by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.The Transfiguration exhibitions were attended by over 35,000 people.Ben Hopper lives and works in Hackney Wick in London but often travels and works around the globe. Links: https://therealbenhopper.com/ https://fetlife.com/users/576905 https://www.patreon.com/BenHopperKeywords: podcast, kinkycast, ben, hopper, photographer, artist, fine, london, controversial, exhibitions, international

#212 - A Mischief Managed - The Evolution of a New Dom

#212 - A Mischief Managed - The Evolution of a New Dom AMischiefManaged (Ron) is a relatively new face to the kink scene. Even though his journey has taken him to hundreds of events in 10 different cities, most may only know of him through his writings, which are beginning to rival some of the most prolific writers on the fetlife.com platform. His particular writing style brings an unexpected sense of authenticity, openness with his flaws, and thought provoking perspectives to his own journey as well as the journey of those around him. Those who are new to the scene can find a library of these writings on his profile as well as a recommended class progression to take someone from knowing absolutely nothing to being fairly comfortable and integrated with their local scene. He has also spent time developing an intensive class called “The Philosophy of Fulfillment in Power Exchange.” The purpose of which is to build the rules, protocols, and the traditions observed in a relationship around 30 unique personality aspects of each individual, the love language the person hears, the golden circle of why we do what we do, as well as the desires and bucket list each person wishes to experience in their life. It is by far the most requested class he teaches. Today he shares with us his own journey and some wisdom he hopes the next generation can use to revolutionize their kinky experience.Link: https://fetlife.com/users/3949958Keywords: podcast, kinkycast, mischief, managed, evolution, dom, new, kink, scene, journey, prolific, writer.

#214 - Ben Schenker - Poly Law

#214 - Ben Schenker - Poly LawBen focuses on providing legal support to families, especially LGBT/GSM and polyamorous families, utilizing a variety of techniques, ranging from cohabitation agreements and parenting plans to estate planning and preparing to obtain cohabitation rights via alternative mechanisms. Ben can also offer tax advice, especially as relates to pre-nuptial agreements. Ben works with clients to make sure that the fees he charges are reasonable, and will work with payment plans. Ben is admitted to practice in Maryland and Washington, D.C. He is a member of the D.C. Bar Association Family Law Community, the Family Law Section of the Maryland State Bar Association, and the Alternative Families Committee of the Family Law Section of the American Bar Association, as well as of the DC LGBT Bar Association and the National LGBT Bar Association. He is a strong believer in pro bono service, and has earned awards from the California State Bar and the Legal Aid Society of San Diego for his work.Ben has published articles about divorce and estate planning, and the history of divorce in Maryland. He also has a forthcoming article focusing on how attorneys can use the lessons learned by LGBT/GSM attorneys to help protect non-married and polyamorous families, and an upcoming presentation to a local kink group about how to use estate planning techniques to ensure privacy. Ben has presented his paper about the history of divorce in Maryland to the Family Law Sections of the Baltimore County Bar Association and the Baltimore City Bar Association. Links: Website: Polyamory.law MDSchenkerLaw.comFacebook: @mdschenkerlaw Twitter: @polyamorylawyerEmail: PolyamoryLawyer@gmail.com Ben@SchenkerLaw.comWebsite Feature: https://www.mdschenkerlaw.com/service-finder/Ben was featured on PolyWeekly Podcast: http://polyweekly.com/550-ask-poly-lawyer/Keywords: podcast, kinkycast, ben, schenker, poly, law, dc, bar, lgbt, gsm, legal, aid

#219 - Page Turner’s New Book - “A Geeks Guide to Unicorn Ranching”Page Turner, author, blogger and practicing polyamorist, brings her latest book, A Geek’s Guide to Unicorn Ranching: Advice for Couples Looking for Another Partner. Here is a look into her new book…Unicorn hunters get a bum rap in polyamory, despite being very common, especially among poly newbies. A “unicorn” is a polyamorous, bisexual woman who will date both members of a couple. The couple that opens up a previously closed relationship and is looking for this unicorn to form a 3-person relationship, they’re the unicorn hunters. This sounds all fine and good, right? And it should be. Except it can be a difficult (even scary) thing to come in as a new person to an already established relationship. For starters, you are literally outnumbered. It’s 2 on 1. Not to mention that there’s a power imbalance from shared history in this pre-existing relationship. The couple may also have ties from living together, legal protections like marriage, kids, etc. And it certainly doesn’t help that many couples place additional restrictions on the unicorn they’re dating. This woman may be barred from having other partners of her own.The setup can become especially troubling if the unicorn is hidden from the couple’s extended family but expected to live with them. Whenever anyone the couple isn’t out as poly to (family, coworkers, etc) is over, even when the holidays come around, she may be expected to hide or act as a maid or babysitter.Some couples may even stipulate that the unicorn is required to love both parts of the couple equally — which is arguably not even a thing that’s possible to control.This kind of controlling imbalanced behavior is common enough that if you’re a single poly woman who dates enough couples, you’re bound to run into these kinds of unicorn hunters every once in a while.I have been on both sides of this equation, as a unicorn dating couples and as a member of a couple dating unicorns together.Don’t Be Unicorn Hunters, Be Unicorn RanchersWhat I had to learn was that couples really shouldn’t be hunting unicorns.Instead, couples should be unicorn ranchers. If we want unicorns to come and visit us, we should create a safe place for them.If you want a unicorn, you must first create a unicorn sanctuary. Grow grass, plant flowers. Tend it. Leave the gate open. But don’t set any traps.Make sure your relationship is in order. “Relationship broken, add more people” never works. A unicorn isn’t going to be your big fluffy life raft. They are a person with wants and needs of their own, ones that don’t revolve around your preexisting relationship.Don’t hunt them down. Don’t conquer them. And when they show up, of their own accord, in this magical refuge you have created, whatever you do, don’t fence them in. Feed your unicorn.If they like you, if they trust you, they’ll stay.As she wrote before:Being a unicorn is fantastic, yet terrifying. You’re universally pursued, but you never know whether it’s because someone wants to cut off your horn, kill you and mount your head on the wall, or keep you at their ranch and spoil you.If you’re looking for a unicorn, as many are, don’t be the hunting kind. Be the spoiling kind. Be unicorn ranchers.This book needed to exist. And Page Turner was just the nerd to make it happen.Here are some things the guide covers:• The steps you should take before opening up your relationship to make sure you’re on the same page• How to set a relationship agreement (including examples of actual relationship agreements)• The different kinds of polyamorous relationship structures and systems• Common pitfalls newly poly couples face and how to avoid them• The high-success method for dating poly people• Effective ways to manage jealousy and insecurity* Here it is on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077GKK98HFurther Reading:* A Geek’s Guide to Unicorn Ranching: Advice for Couples Seeking Another Partner, Page Turner (blog post on why the book was written) * “The Care and Feeding of Unicorns,” Polyamorous Misanthrope (guest post by cinema babe) * “To Unicorn Hunters, From an Ex-Unicorn,” Chelsey DaggerKeywords: podcast, kinkycast, page, turner, poly, unicorn, hunter, rancher, polyamory, polyamorist, pitfalls, success, book, blog

#222 - Tori & Jeff of the Leather History Preservation FoundationThe Leather History Preservation Foundation was created to provide an accountable, transparent, fiscal entity for the ongoing production of events concentrating on recording and preserving the culture and traditions of the Leather adult alternative sexual sub-culture. OUR MISSIONTo preserve the practice and tradition of passing on the collective experiences and wisdom of the Leather community through the sharing of oral histories.To encourage the education and inclusion of the next generations of Leatherfolk to continue the practice and tradition of this sharing of oral history.>Preserve our traditions.>Share our experiences.>Encourage inclusion.>Educate ourselves.>Empower one another.>Promote acceptance.To educate and empower those who identify as belonging to the Leather community, those who are new or curious about the Leather community, and to encourage tolerance and acceptance across a broad range of alternative adult lifestyle choicesOUR VISIONEducating and empowering our Leather brothers and sisters, and others across a broad spectrum of adult alternative lifestyle choices, by understanding how our past has shaped our present, and how our present can shape the future.HOW WE WILL GET THEREBy presenting an annual conference that will bring experienced Leathermen and Leatherwomen together to share their experiences – their trials, triumphs, and tragedies, their feelings and opinions, to tell their personal stories - with those who are new to or curious about, the Leather lifestyle we have chosen to live, with Leatherfolk and other practitioners of alternative lifestyles that wish to learn more about living a Leather lifestyle.>By recording these oral histories for posterity.By making items of significant personal historical value, books, photographs, and recordings available for conference participants to experience with all their senses, to make these personal histories more immediate and real.Leather History Preservation Weekend is the ongoing mission of the Leather History Preservation Foundation to fulfill our vision of preserving and sharing our Leather History, our culture and our traditions. November 2 - 4, 2018LHPW will be a weekend of shared journeys, camaraderie and fellowship, with multiple presenters sharing their experiences. In the tradition of the best of Leather events, there will be cocktails, play time, vendors, networking and FUN!Our website is: http://lhpfoundation.org/The direct link to our weekend event http://lhpfoundation.org/lhpf_events/lhpf_weekend/index.htmlOur Fetlife grouphttps://fetlife.com/groups/152997Our event on Fetlifehttps://fetlife.com/events/603897Facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/lhpfoundation/Facebook group for the weekend eventhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/1227658993947549/Tori is the Executive Director and can be reached at exec.director@LHPFoundation.orgDonate to LHPFDonations to Leather History Preservation Foundation are NOW tax deductible! Donations will be appreciated, and applied to our event production costs. LHPF, Inc. has IRS 501(c)3 recognition as a tax exempt public charity under regulation 509(a)(2).Keywords: podcast, kinkycast, leather, history, preservation, foundation, weekend, oral, lhpw, tori, jeff, fellowship, weatherman, letherwomen, leatherfolk, adult, alternative, sexuall, sub-culture.

#223 - Trinity - Author / EducatorTrinity (you can find her as writergirl on FetLife) is a writer and an editor of sometimes weird, sometimes mainstream, sometimes kinky shit. She holds a M.F.A. in Writing Popular Fiction and learned more in that program than she can comfortably fit in her head. Duct tape works nicely here. She has worked in the publishing industry for ten years, mostly behind the scenes as a developmental and content editor. Trinity still accepts select clients for freelance fiction editing. If you’re interested, please feel free to send her a message via the Contact Trin page. Additionally, given the opportunity, she will talk about writing and publishing for days. Trinity writes realistic kink! Trinity came up in the Atlanta BDSM scene in the mid-90s and has been an active kink and poly person for two decades. She’s traveled the nationally, from the Florida to Illinois, Louisiana to the Carolinas, teaching classes about kink and D/s. Her particular passions are protocol, ritual, and rope, which readers will see reflected in her work. And, of course, hot sex! In 2008, Trinity entered the publishing industry as an editor at an erotic romance publisher. She’s taught writing classes at numerous conventions and private writing events, and she edits freelance for many genres — romance to horror. She thrives on helping other writers improve their craft. Now, Trinity combines her two obsess—err…passions by writing hot, sexy kink stories! It’s important to her that her work resonates especially with those who know and understand the kink and poly lifestyles. If it’s accurate to those who “get it,” then it will be most helpful for those just learning it. That’s not to say Trinity won’t write stories without BDSM. Variety is what makes life spicy! But you can count on her to bring you great, realistic kink. You can follow Trinity on Twitter: @Trinity_writes and even catch her live on Periscope:@Trinity_Writes.Here are her relevant links:Books: http://www.trinitywrites.com/books/ Website: http://www.trinitywrites.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Trinity_Writes Fetlife (with a table of contents for writings): https://fetlife.com/users/46422 Patron: https://www.patreon.com/Trinity_WritesKeywords: podcast, kinkycast, trinity, author, educator, writes, writer, editor, kink, beds, sex, sexy, atlanta, publishing, D/s.

#228 - KneelingWaiting - Meat & Potatoes D/sThis week the Beast welcome KneelingWaiting. Here’s what triggered this recording, in her own words:——————————————————————————————————————————————When I first started in D/s, it felt like a missing piece of my soul had finally fallen into place. I felt for the first time like someone validated every desire I’d ever had. And then there were the rules! Such titillating, filthy rules…But something was missing. I couldn’t understand what it was. I was in a 24/7 dynamic with the rules and structure I craved. And I could feel his ownership in every moment, through my dripping arousal. Edging in the bathroom at work, wearing a plug on appointed days, using my body when he wanted in whatever way he desired. And this was a man that I loved deeply and had a long history with. But still, the dynamic didn’t sate me the way I had imagined.I didn’t realize what was missing until much later, when I found that bone-deep fulfillment in another D/s relationship. I had wondered if maybe I was wrong about my need for submission and power exchange—if maybe it was just another kinky thing I liked. But what I realized is that you can have 24/7 D/s with someone you love and still get D/s wrong. The difference is in how you structure it and where you put your focus.Now that I’ve learned what fulfills me, I’ve come to see power exchange relationships as falling into two groups. I call them cotton candy D/s and meat-and-potatoes D/s. My first D/s was cotton candy. It was sexy, happy fluff. It was exactly how I wanted to submit, and it was so easy to get lost in it. But it couldn’t sustain me. The thing about cotton candy is that it tastes great when you’re eating it, and 5 minutes later you’re starving again.Then there’s meat and potatoes. Meat and potatoes don’t bring the sugar rush that cotton candy does, but they sustain you so much longer. Meat-and-potatoes dynamics weave the power exchange into every part of the relationship. They are dynamics you can still feel when you’re doing the laundry or watching a movie together or focused at work. They do have candy. And holy wow, it is the best candy. But that’s not the core of it.Meat-and-potatoes dynamics are about fulfilling needs, not wants. They are about each partner taking seriously their responsibilities to one another and to the dynamic. Permission for an orgasm may be denied, not in favor of edging multiple times but in favor of completing an important work/school/home project. Instructions to wear nipple clamps under clothes are traded in for instructions to schedule that damn optometrist appointment OR ELSE. A ritual about being stripped and cuffed may not lead to face fucking and hard use, but to quiet snuggles at the end of a long day.When you build your dynamic on need fulfillment instead of wish fulfillment, it takes you down a much different path of communication. It guides Dominants to understand why their submissives make certain requests. It helps them find what their submissives genuinely need, not just what they say they need. And it helps submissives to anticipate their Dominants’ needs, even if that need is a night to themselves. These dynamics don’t rely on exciting sexual tasks to keep the ownership connection alive, because that connection flows through every interaction. Meat and potatoes may not have that jolt of excitement in every moment, but it leads to a power exchange that is much more sustainable and healthy.I thought rules and tasks would sate my deep hunger for power exchange. But the substance matters. My first D/s felt unfulfilling, but it wasn’t the D/s itself. It was the way we built it. And once I found a dynamic that gave me bone-deep fulfillment, I wasn’t starving anymore.Link: https://fetlife.com/users/5620589Keywords: podcast, kinkycast, kneeling waiting, kneeling waiting, meat, potato, potatoes, d/s, writing. fetlife, fulfillment. submissive, dominance, communication, 24/7, soul, arousal.

#234 - Lady Steele - No Collar - No ProblemWhat happens when an s-type (submissive, slave, or any other “right sider”) has no owner? Many have speculated that you cannot be a slave without having an Owner, or be a submissive without a Dominant. Is this true? Where does this philosophy come from? Join Lady Steele as she shares her very personal journey as an unowned slave and shows how she has educated and enriched herself so that she will be ready for her next power exchange relationship. She will cover how to stay engaged as a slave with the community, with yourself, and how to play with others as a slave without a collar.About the presenter:Lady Steele has been publicly in the Leather community since 1999, but she has been kinky for her whole life. She has presented across the U.S. She currently resides in Atlanta where she operates her law practice that serves alternative lifestyles. Lady Steele held the position of Social Coordinator for NLA – Atlanta during its last incarnation in Atlanta. She is the head of the Center of Learning and School of Success (C.L.A.S.S.) and the Worthless Bastards (Cigar) Club (W.B.C. – Atlanta). She is also the co-lead of The Leather Coterie’s Atlanta Chapter (T.L.C.). She continues to give back to the community as the Fundraising Coordinator for the Southeast Leather Fest (SELF) and Board Support for the Leather Leadership Conference. When she is not presenting in person, Lady Steele shares her knowledge through her BlogTalk radio program, “The Legal Show,” which she co-hosts with renowned Sci-Fi author Bennet Pomerantz. She has appeared three times on the KinkyCast as well as once on the Poly Podcast, where she again spoke about Poly and the Law.KeyWords: podcast, kinkycast, lady, steele, collar, problem, relationship, owner, power, exchange, kinky, law, atlanta

#236 - HousewifeNHeat - BBC Cuckold Relationship in Middle AmericaHousewifenheat has been on the forefront of interracial sex (Black men/white women) for over 20 years. She currently resides in Dayton, Ohio, where she focuses on meeting Black men with the goal of giving them the ride of their lives. One of the very early members of Fetlife, she has started many interracial groups there, and owns the largest exclusively Black man/white woman group on Fetlife. A model who has done pinup, boudoir, and porn modeling for over 20 years, she has been featured in magazines, calendars, posters, and was voted 2014 Queen of Spades of the Year by Queen of Spades Magazine, as well as being featured as the March 2016 Queen of Spades of the month by Spades Magazine. She has been having sex with men outside her marriage for over 25 years. She is a former U. S. Army Soldier, and an Army wife, who has been awarded the both Dr. Mary E. Walker award and the Molly Pitcher award. Though married, she has had three long term relationships with Black men in the last decade. A bisexual woman married to a trans woman, Housewifenheat has been active in her local community by attending pride festivals and advocating for trans people. She is a trained chef, giving back to her local community by headlining an ongoing community meal that welcomes hundreds of people at each meal, as well as working to perfect amazing gluten free baked goods for those people who must follow a gluten free diet. Housewifenheat is active on multiple websites, encouraging other white women to turn to Black men, and has been instrumental in helping numerous white wives go Black only. She is proud of the many white women who have seen their lives change for the better as a result.Link: https://fetlife.com/users/3551464Keywords: podcast, kinkycast, bbc, housewife, cuckold, cuck, housewifenheat, queen, black, model, chef, army, trans, pride.

#237 - Terra4U - Blow Jobs Are Blow Jobs, Except When They're NotBLOW JOB. Oral sex. Lip service. Facefucking. Throatfucking. Cocksucking. Oral fixation. Whatever you choose to call it, I love to do it. Morning, noon, and night – I LOVE using my mouth to please a Dom. Sloppy, rough, deep, punishing, restrained, head-off-the-bed, on my knees, laying down, bent over, slow and sensuous while watching some hockey. . . yes. In every room of the house, the park, the car, beach, snow, parking lots. . . more yes. It actually rises to a level of need sometimes, barely tampered down when it’s just not possible to get that chosen person in my mouth.Now let me tell you why I enjoy it so much. . .POWER EXCHANGE. There’s just no polite way of saying it - I absolutely crave the power exchange that happens when I suck my Dom’s cock. It’s about feeling in my place, that relief and simultaneous buzz that comes from giving up control or having it taken from me by a trusted partner. At least for me, power exchange is the root of most of my kinks.Laid out on your bed with my head tipped over the edge, wearing nothing but your collar, wrists cuffed behind my arched back – consensually powerless to stop you from sliding down my throat over and over and over again. You choose how deep, how fast, how dirty to make me feel, where to cum, and when enough is enough. I wear mascara so you can see the evidence of your work on my cheeks. My legs stay spread on command so if you want to lean over and add pain to the mix, I’ll gladly endure for my Sir. In every area of my life I choose, but it those moments, the only choice I make is you.I breathe when he decides I should. . .I swallow and wear his cum if he lets me. . .I gag, choke, and ache like he wants me to. . .I trust him not to damage me. . .I beg him to use me. . .I thank him EVERY SINGLE TIME. . .Blow jobs are blow jobs, except when they’re not.~~Terra4ULinks: https://fetlife.com/users/334938Keywords: podcast, kinkycast, blow, job, bj, Oral sex, Lip service, Facefucking, Throatfucking, Cocksucking, Oral fixation, power exchange, partner.

#240 - Jay E. Moyes - Public Relations to the Kinky StarsI'm an artist, and when I was in college, I met two Dominatrixes that drew me into the BDSM scene of the San Francisco Bay Area. I released several calendars of my Femdom art, and moved to Los Angeles to be with a new lover.In 1999, I was recruited to work at Adult Video News and worked in the art department. My job there was to gather artwork to go with news stories and press releases running in the magazine. This put me directly in touch with publicists in the adult industry.In 2003, I was introduced to my partner Sherry. She had worked in radio and did publicity for bands. We opened a publicity firm called Black and Blue Media. Our firm catered to the adult industry and worked with the adult press. Our clients have included Skye Blue, Bondage Ball, Fetish Nation, New York Rubber Ball, and Michael Ninn.We took a big hit with the stock market crash. Adult is not as recession-proof as people believe. By 2013, I had begun to stabilize and realized the time was right to get more serious about my fetish artwork.I had always wanted my artwork to do well, but did not understand the art scene. So this was the time to learn more professionally about art. I started attending modeling workshops, supporting the Tom Of Finland Foundation, and getting out to more bondage classes to understand rope work for my drawings.My website got re-branded to FetishArtist.net, and the project was a test bed for developing marketing techniques. Mistress Cyan and I have known each other going back to the AVN days. We talked shop early on as she turned Passive Arts into Sanctuary Studios LAX. I began helping with stuff for the dungeon, and began doing press releases for the DomCon franchises. Mistress Cyan is now my official client and we work together on a variety of projects including Sanctuary Studios LAX and Inland Empire, Lair at AVN, and DomCon Los Angeles and New Orleans.We’re currently gearing up for DomCon New Orleans, which will be October 4-7.Links: https://blackandbluemedia.com/wp/ ——and—— http://fetish-artist.com/Keywords: podcast, kinkycast, jay, moyes, jay moyes, van, beds, adult, domcom, sanctuary, la, nola.

#241 - 2MDs & A Microphone - Rash Decisions - Recorded Live at FroliconDoctor D and Doctor Peggy Sue are back for another round of the intersection of kink and actual medicine know-how sprinkled with improv comedy, sarcasm, double entendres and disturbing photographs taken with our night vision cameras in the dark room that will have you laughing and itching all at the same time. If you haven't been to our panel yet, where the fuck have you been? If you want to get a good idea what we are like, listen to one of our podcasts from a few years ago. I've never actually listened to it, but I hear it's pretty good. I don't actually hear that it's pretty good, because that would involve listening to it, but people have told me so. You get it right? This year is funnier than the other ones, and that we are two doctors in the scene that love to answer the ungoogleable medical questions they might not be able to ask their doctors about and providing good advice how to deal with vanilla doctors. If you want to wank it in front of strangers, then masturbation party is probably where you should do that, but as long as it doesn't distract from the class, honestly I don't care, I just want you do come to this panel. And by come I don’t mean cum, unless you do, which is totally cool too.— Links: Previous "2 MD & a Mic” Episodes: #75 The First - #105 STI Alphabet Soup - #171 The third round of the Q&A wild ride.Keywords: podcast, kinkycast, dr dan, dr peggy sue, rash. decisions, comedy, medical, Q&A

#246 - For Fucks Sake - The Dirty Nasty Things I Do!Tonight I had sex with two men. I was tied up, spanked, humiliated, degraded. My tits were bruised, my face was smacked. I have marks on my ass and thighs. Every hole I have that could accommodate a cock was used. I came over and over, until I lost count. My cum soaked the sheets. My body still aches from the use and abuse.This is an example of the dirty, nasty things I do. I top. I bottom. I like cock. I like pussy. I enjoy pain. I enjoy giving pain to others. I love sex, I love BDSM and I have a drive that any 18 year old male would be proud of.But sometimes, sometimes like tonight, the sex is over and I am sated. I am surrounded by two men who adore me. And I can hear the voices from my childhood and they are whispering, "Slut. Whore." Years later, and hundreds of miles away, I can still hear the whispers of members of my childhood church. . .hear the sound of my mother's voice hissing those hateful words at me.I don't judge anyone else by what they do in their bedroom with other consenting adults. And if anyone else made judgmental comments in my direction, I would tell them where to go and how to get there. But sometimes, I judge myself. I call myself the names my mother called me after she discovered I was sexually active. I call myself the mean names other girls in the high school called me. I judge me.I forget that the dirty nasty things I do are just that...the dirty, nasty things I do. They don't erase my intellect or my heart. They don’t make me less of a person.I am a wife and a mother. I am a good friend. I'm smart and I'm funny and I'm pretty damned loving. This morning I made snack baggies and fruit bowls for my family. This afternoon I hit the local warehouse store. And tonight I did the dirty, nasty things I do. And that is o-fucking-kay.Link: https://fetlife.com/users/3477009Keywords: podcast, kinkycast, forfuckssake, dirty, nasty, beds, poly, threesome, consenting, sex

#250 - The Ferrett - Dealing With Angry Comments (Go to the bottom of this page to hear the podcast)"How Do You Deal With All These Angry Comments?” Fetlife Journal Entry by: The Ferrett"I just saw your latest entry," goes the text. "Holy shit, how do you deal with all of these idiots leaving snarky comments?"So I thought I'd share my official Tips For Handling FetLife Comment-Storms:Tip #1: Be A Dude. As with so many other things in Western culture, if you can manage to be a dude, and preferably perceived as a cis one, then your comments will immediately become 70% easier to deal with. People sure do love hammering on women on the Internet, so if you're perceived as a girl, you'll have some more work to do.Now. This isn't to say that you'll receive no comments as a duderino. In fact, I can hear the menfolks saying, "MEN HAVE IT SO MUCH HARDER ON THE INTERNET! I MYSELF - "Which is kinda part of the problem. Men have it so easy, they don't understand how easy they have it. It's kinda like birth control; women have been dealing with toxic side effects of the Pill and IUDs and other methods for years, and it's just considered something women should deal with. But when they finally devised a chemical pill that temporarily shut down men's ability to impregnate a woman, the side effects were considered too horrendous to inflict upon a guy.We just sort of expect that a) women will deal with pain, and b) that men won't pay enough attention to realize how inconvenienced women are. And so it goes with the Internet.Now, that's not to say that men will receive no pushback! I mean, I clearly do. And if you've not received angry commenters descending into your feed to call you names, well, it can be Not Fun. And if you have a middlingly large audience, like FetLife can provide at its top tiers, that pileup can be significant.But honestly? Compare the vitriol I get to any equally angry woman of my audience, and I get less.So if you can, be a dude. It helps.Tip #2: Have Assholes Shatter Your Give-A-Shit Meter In High School.*Again, this is difficult to achieve, and I tell the full tale here, but the short version is this:When I was an awkward virgin in high school, I continually got mocked by jocks because I clearly had never, and would never, gotten with a girl. They'd notice me talking to any girl I had a slight attraction on and hammer down on that.Then one day, I got blackout drunk and a girl made out with me! This was not, happily, sexual assault, but something I deeply desired - and in my drunkenness, I consented to having her put twenty-something hickies on my neck. Which I didn't notice until I got to school.But hey, I thought, those jocks will finally respect me! They thought I'd never kiss a girl! And clearly I did! So the hickies would be the sign where they gave me high-fives and congratulated -Nope. Now they'd decided to mock me for other reasons.And I realized: there was no way to win the respect of bullies. If you jumped through every hoop they gave you, they'd just give you new hoops.And so I stopped trying to impress people who I didn't want to impress. I started working on impressing people I genuinely liked - not the sniggering buffoons who'd gang up on an insecure kid.The ultimate effect of that is that I really don't give a shit about the opinion of someone I don't respect. If their page is covered with anti-SJW rants, I mean, clearly we don't see eye-to-eye, so if they're all like, "This essay was dumb," then we obviously didn't have a lot to talk about anyway.Much like being born a male, I'm not entirely sure how you have your give-a-shit meter broken, but if you can manage it I highly recommend it.Tip #3: You Will Never Get Universal Love.You know Shakespeare? Greatest writer in all of history, right? Mandated teaching in every class, invented a billion words, has immortal dramas. He polls about as well as any writer can poll.And there are English scholars, infamously well-read and erudite ones, who think Shakespeare is a talentless hack. Why can't we read Marlowe or Beaumont instead?Point is, complaints are inevitable. And you'll see people breaking down because they had twenty-five nice comments and the twenty-sixth is critical, and they react like they were owed universal acclaim for writing about poontang.The only way you will ever have universally positive responses is to have a small audience. The larger your readership gets, the more likely it is that you'll have a crew of folks who hated what you said.And yet you see folks destroying themselves, editing comments, breaking down because someone doesn't find their words palatable. But you can't be to everyone's tastes, and even if you were, you'd be selling out.I get lots of angry comments. I only get worried when the people I respect get angry at me. As for everyone else, I go, "Is this the sort of person I was writing this essay for in the first place?"If they aren't, then I shrug. I didn't write it for them. They didn't like it.So it goes.Tip #4: It's The Words, Not You.Language is an imperfect telepathy. It is trivially easy to write something that says the opposite of what you meant to say.And when you screw up and write words that people misinterpret, that's not their fault.It's yours.You said the wrong thing.One of the reason I'm good at writing essays is that, through years of falling flat on my face, I have a reasonably good database as to "things people will get confused about." I know that if I write an essay about bad breakups that has an example of a man saying shitty things to a female, I'll inadvertently give people the impression that I only think men can do shitty things in a relationship - so I take the time to correct that. I know that if I write about men not having it as hard as women do when it comes to Internet abuse, some men will be unable to make the distinction between "Women have it harder" and "Men encounter no problems whatsoever," so I head that off at the pass.Basically, a lot of angry comments boil down to "I MISREAD THIS THING YOU WROTE AND I AM VERY MAD ABOUT MY MISINTERPRETATION."If the person seems reasonably intelligent, then I probably screwed up and I either edit the essay, or clarify in the comments, or write a follow-up essay. Or, you know, just apologize for flubbing things.If the person seems pretty dense or biased, and I feel I was clear enough, well, go back to the ol' "Is this a person whose opinion I care about?" rule. Generally I don't. Foam on, clueless person.Tip #5: ...Sometimes It's You, Though.Sometimes, however, you're perfectly clear and yet people you respect are getting mad at you for things you believe in.Maybe you're being inadvertently shitty.Look, it's impossible to write consistently about your own experience without stepping in it. I've said really dumb sexist things, really ignorant things about queer people, hurt my trans friends with asshole statements.It sucks, but sometimes you learn about substandard behavior by stepping on toes.And when that happens, you gotta listen, and maybe apologize.And like I said: it's about the people you respect. If a horde of Joe Blows come in out of nowhere to harangue you, well, maybe you just got linked to by someone with a big audience. But if people who seem thoughtful and compassionate are telling you that you're not thinking properly...Don't respond right away. Take some time to consider your stance. And if you decide to keep that stance, do it thoughtfully.My thoughts have evolved a lot over the last twenty years because I've had a lot of good people who'll call me on my shit. That's painful. But it leads to positive growth, assuming you don't double down and assume that everyone who disagrees with you must be An Enemy.Which leads to the next tip:Tip #6: What People Assume About You Is What They'd Do If They Thought They Could Get Away With It.A lot of commentors assume that I will write on any topic that gets a billion hits, and accuse me of selling out for The Fame. Others assume that I'm writing because women will fuck you if you write the right words.That sort of shit can feel really personal. They don't know you! You wanna go refute them.But you know what?These are sad people who would gladly sell themselves out for the fame, if they only knew what to write about. When they say, "You're just writing to get laid," what they're generally saying is, "I wish I could write to get laid, but I can't."(That's usually laid over by a big ol' sour grapes relish of "I wouldn't sell out like YOU did," but honestly, they're generally not that good a writer.)Everywhere in the comments you'll find dim people trying to put you down because they're convinced that the only way to be smart is to insult other people. You'll find folks who believe SJWs are evil and unreachable because THEY'RE unreachable.You can do it with compassion, or with schadenfreude - but if you extrapolate what these people so desperately need to believe from the comments they leave, you'll often find they're desperately trying to fill a need in their lives.And for me, anyway, when I see someone fronting so hard, I generally don't feel bad. They're not insulting me, not really - they're desperately trying to patch up some fatal flaw in their own lives by engaging in this asshole way, and hey, buddy, you do you.Which brings me to my last tip:Tip #7: Every Side Has Their Assholes.One of the things that drives me nuts about the SJW/conservative dialogue is that both sides, somehow, believe that their side never overreaches. I keep stumbling across anti-SJW screeds that seem to imply that only SJWs dogpile on folks, and only SJWs call names, and I've been here for eight years being called all sorts of names - often by the folks crying that their side is flawless.Look. Both the SJW and the anti-SJW folks have folks who'll go malicious at the drop of a hat.And that dropped hat is not a good look.So what that means is, the block button is your friend. Don't wall out everyone who disagrees, but there are people who are gonna do their best to make your damn life miserable. Again, if you look at how they operate, they're desperately trying to trawl you to make up for some deficit in their lives - but there's no shame in walling off your interactions with them, or people who will act as their henchmen.Block as you see fit. Shrug off the rest. And remember that hey, you're just putting words out onto the Internet, all anyone can judge you by is the words they've read from you - and if that's insufficient for people you'd like to get better reactions from, you need to get better words.That's how you can survive.Good luck.Link: https://fetlife.com/users/338073Keywords: podcast, kinkycast, kink, buds, blogging, comments, angry, dealing, people, drama, social, media, journal.

#251 - The Wild Triad ShowOver the course of our history we have had the privilege to talk about polyamory with so many of our guests. We have had a lot of insight into how all of the pieces can fit into a working poly relationship. So, when we were approached by longtime friend of the cast, AutumnOrange, with the idea of an inside look at poly relationship we were happy to do so! When we last checked, this popular polycule’s recent video from Extreme Love (see link below) had 17 million plus views within just a few short days. So, please join Autumn and Woody as they get the inside scoop from Ken, Vanessa/Bela, and Daniel as they tell us all about their poly relationship, their lives, and a little bit of everything in between.We had the opportunity to sit down with all three of them and talk relationships, advocacy, parenting, communication, becoming Poly, and all the other stuff that makes them plenty weird otherwise. Daniel GreenWolf is a professional Magician who travels the USA performing for Renaissance Faires, Festivals, and other events for over twenty years, along with being the co-owner of the Midsummer Fantasy Renaissance Faire of Ansonia, CT for the last eight years. Vanessa performs as Bella GreenWolf along side Daniel in their full Illusion Show "Celtic Magic" and aside from Magic and Fire Eating, is a Registered Nurse. Ken is a writer and Business Tech Magazine Editor-In-Chief and creator of the StoryPhoenix Project. StoryPhoenix is dedicated to the importance of stories for inspiration, enlightenment, and the encouragement of creative thinking. Stories matter. Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofYg0TTWeiE&t=8sGingerosity Podcast: www.TheGingerosity.com. Daniel's Page: Facebook.com/GreenWolfMagic. Vanessa's Page: Facebook.com/BellaGreenWolfMagic. Ken's Page: Facebook.com/Ken.Briodagh. Story Phoenix: www.StoryPhoenix.comKeywords: podcast, kinkycast, poly, family, triad, wild, magic, magician, autumn, Daniel, Vanessa, ken, sex, sexuality, bisexuality, poly sexuality, religion, kids, married, boy friend, girl friend, polycule, relationship

#252 - Bella LaVey - Author "Fetish Girl"Bella LaVey spent five years as the highly sought-after dominatrix and erotic wrestler known as Evil Kitty. Through her own sexual awakening, she learned that there is nothing more powerful than bringing one’s darkness into the light and owning your story. Bella believes we must become unshameable around our sexuality to become sexually whole and empowered. She is a holistic sex and relationship coach and facilitates several workshops in the domains of embodiment, tantra, intimacy and erotic polarity at her studio, Temple Shakti in Austin. Her book, Fetish Girl: A Memoir of Sex, Domination and Motherhood was be published on November 13th, 2018. Fetish Girl is a provocative, dark, and erotic memoir that tells it like it is. LaVey pulls readers into her evolving journey: Dancer to Stripper to Dominatrix to Erotic Wrestler to BDSM aficionado and all of this while being a single mother trying to do right by her son. This true story doesn’t hold back from diving into these subcultures with a keen eye for the kinky, for the sexy, for the power of taking a risk. “Fans of the Fifty Shades series will undoubtedly find much to savor in this ribald, risqué, and captivating remembrance.” Kirkus ReviewBuy it on Amazon. To learn more about Bella and upcoming workshops at Learn more at http://www.BellaLaVey.comKeywords: podcast, kinkycast, bella, lave, fetish, girl, dominatrix, wrestler, kitty, evil, sexuality, empowered, holistic, sex, relationship, workshops, tantra,

#256 - KinkyCast Crew New Years Show18-600

#256 - KinkyCast Crew New Years Show 2018Every year at this time we gather members of the KinkyCast crew and sit around the dining table to discuss the happenings in our world. This year’s topic is Mainstreaming. We once had an exclusive little club called Kink. It didn’t matter if you were LGBTQ+, swinger, poly, straight, BDSM practitioner, or any of the other flavors for kink that make the crazy quilt that we are. We stayed underground, because it was safe. The fewer outsiders that knew about what we did, the better. Time goes by and now it seems everyone you meet is kinky in some way. They read a book, saw in on TV, or were surprised by it in a movie. Curiosity blooms. Follow the links below for a lot more info.Mainstreaming is the main theme, but we go off in the corners and talk about kinky education, where to get it and the make-up of a kinkster. Our panel of seven discuss what’s going on and how to stay safe in style. We also bring in our old friend Master Cecil for perspective. Join, Woody, Leigh, Autumn Orange, Terik, the Beast, Professor Vanilla and MissTress for a look into “Mainstreaming”.Links: Mainstreaming kink: the politics of BDSM representation in U.S. popular mediaThe Trouble With Bondage: Why S&M will never be fully acceptedMainstreaming Kink: The Politics of BDSM Representation in U.S. Popular MediaBDSM in culture and mediaSex: What do people who work in porn and the BDSM worlds think of the mainstreaming of both subcultures? {also hear Franklin Veaux… here}Pretending to be kinky: Mainstream and heteronormativityKeywords:podcast, kinkycast, mainstreaming, movies, tv, beds, kink, swing, poly, culture, pop, media


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