All sexual and kink activity comes with risks. That’s true regardless of whether you’re in a relationship, using barrier protection, or on birth control. Fluid bonding refers to the decision to stop using barrier protection during sex and exchange bodily fluids with your partner. Fluid bonding commonly refers to any secretions or fluids produced during sex. We talk about the reasons why you may decide to become fluid bonded and what you need in order to make an informed decision.

Cum is a fluid that can be a lot of fun! And even though it is a part of a lot of the sex people have, often there's a lot we don't know about it. On today's podcast PrimalPiggy looks at ten facts about cum play to help us better understand the kink... to hopefully have a lot more fun making cum and playing with it!

To pee or not to pee? That is today's question! If you're ready to make a real splash in your extracurricular activities, then urine the right place. There are several fun things about urine, varying from a simple arousal surrounding the thought or sight of urine, the primal connection and intimacy with a partner, or the degradation and humiliation of a BDSM scene. We look at them all and more on today's podcast.

As we wrap up our look at the "D" for Discipline in our BDSM acronym, we need to consider correction and punishment. These are not just essential to dominance and obedience but also to growth. PrimalPiggy looks at both some uncommon and common forms of correction and punishment that help a submissive to want to and to try their best to be obedient. Bondage and Discipline made it into the acronym because they are important parts of our relationships.

Depending on the type of power exchange relationship and the different persons involved in the relationship, rules, boundaries, and limits will look different. Primal Piggy helps define and distinguish the differences between the three and gives insight to the process of creating rules and forming a training program within BDSM. This is an important podcast you won't want to miss!

Lots of popular BDSM resources use the word Switch to mean two totally different things. This was actually popularized by TNG because in very Traditional BDSM the identity of Switch did not exist. The identity of Switch is a person who has the potential to be the Dominant in one relationship dynamic and the submissive in another relationship dynamic. However, anyone who prefers to be the Top during some kinks and the bottom during other kinks in a scene is Versatile. PrimalPiggy helps you decipher the difference in today's podcast!

An often forgotten part of Discipline is Service. Service plays at least a small part in most every relationship dynamic because most protocols involve some aspect of service. In the book "Real Service" Joshua Tenpenny offers four Rules of Service which we look at in today's podcast. Service often helps define and strengthen a power exchange. It is an important part of Discipline that more couples should be mindful about and look for ways to further integrate service-related protocols into their relationship.

Protocol can look like a lot of different things but it present in every power exchange dynamic. Protocol is the repeatable, consistent actions that define Dominant and define submissive. Those defining actions may look as different as the Dominant and submissive involved in the relationship dynamic, yet most protocols will follow a similar structure.

Coprophilia comes from two Greek words meaning "excrement fondness" and is the official name for the fetish involving sexual arousal and pleasure using poop. This fetish also sometimes called Scat play is often one of the fastest to land on a hard limit list although many people also often enjoy other kinks that come in close contact with feces. PrimalPiggy teaches about the reasons some enjoy the kink and some safe ways to do it.