Hello Everyone! We open tonight's show with a discussion of a hotel owner who spied on his tenants for over thirty years. He recorded information concerning their sexual activity, sent this to someone who wrote for the New Yorker as "research data", and slowly grew more and more cynical toward those he was spying on. Was he a sex researcher or was he an unethical voyeur? (Spoiler, he was an unethical voyeur) Our main topic is on the common roles in BDSM. Last week we discussed negotiating a contract for BDSM play (especially for power exchange dynamics). Tonight we talk about the different roles that you might find yourself in, whether that is as a dominant or a submissive. While this is not an exhaustive list and you might find yourself wearing multiple hats (or, perhaps in the case of BDSM, multiple hoods), this gives a good idea of what might interest you if you are looking to get into the BDSM community. We close out with a question on how to bring up the topic of the furry fandom to a new partner that is not furry. What are some ways you can gauge their interest or views on the fandom without perhaps giving away the fact that you are a member? There is also some feedback on the usage of labels that we do on the show. Is there a need to apply labels to everything, or is that just shoving people into a box that has preconceived notions and, perhaps, negative connotations? It's a show full of labels and laughs as we demystify the common roles in BDSM! For more information, including a list of topics, see our Show Notes for this episode. Thanks and, as always, be well!