Well, we’re talking sex, so a bondage episode was bound to happen!

Bondage aficionado Mikael joins the Sexperts from Hide and Seek to explore the history and his experience of Kinbaku and Shibari rope work as a kinky craft but also an art form.

How do you communicate your safe word with a gag in your mouth, and what if it all goes seriously wrong with a new hookup?

Michael, Tim, and Darby also do our first porn review. Our reviews don’t have a name yet, so have a listen and flick us your kinky ideas via email!

Ropable we missed something about bondage! Well, we’d love you to complain to us via email or find us on Twitter @hideseekonjoy and Facebook as well as Tumblr via hideandseekonjoy.tumblr.com

 

SEXTRAS!

This podcast is filled with tonnes of extra content – so if you caught the show on air, make sure to revisit the podcast for around 20 minutes of SEXTRAS

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Bondage goodies!!

Check out Mikael’s amazing work on Instagram and Twitter 

For BDSM Safety tips, check out the boys from Down an’ Dirty + How Hard

 

This week it’s a sex work show of course! Your Sexperts – Michael, Tim, and Darby talk workin’ hard for that money

How do sex workers get around new laws tearing their digital resources, and safety mechanisms apart? How do you come home and bake your partner muffins when you’ve been makin’ them cookies all day?

We pull apart FOSTA-SESTA and the recent proposed Nordic Model impacting Victorian and Australian sex workers, as well as our sex worker friends in the U.S – and how we can make for a safer system to support sex workers here in Australia (spoiler: it’s decriminalisation of sex work!)

Find out all about that jazz and more with us,the Sexperts!

We get stuck in with Cameron Cox from SWOP in New South Wales- and get a sex workers perspective with Roman and Darby. We also tackle HIV + STIs, PrEP and U=U – and what happens when a client gets cold feet.

 

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Sex Work Stuff!

Vixen Collective in Victoria

Scarlet Alliance and Scarlet Men for great sex worker resources, links, and outreach!

Sex Worker Outreach Project in the ACT

Sex Worker Outreach Project in NSW

Sex Worker Outreach Project in TAS

SWEAR in WA

Respect Inc. in QLD

 

 

SIN

 

This week, The Sexperts talk electro sex, ancient lube, and Lebanese cucumbers – it’s about sex toys of course!

Whether you’re dildo dedicated, or your toolbox is somewhat empty – get stuck in with The Sexperts Tim, Michael and Kevin as we present the purveyors of penetration –  Bee Jay and Pepper from Melbourne’s Eagle Leather.

We look at a history sex toys, tips beyond ‘just the tip’, and what the world of sex toys is beyond the old faithfuls – dildos and vibrators.

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Check out Macy Gray’s ode to the vibrator ‘B.O.B’

For sex toy and BDSM safety swing by www.downandirty.org 

 

Every bottom needs to listen to this week’s show…and every top, this will give you an idea of how much bottoms have to go through just to make their love cave tidy for your visit. Featuring bottom expert Dr George and bottom enthusiast Steve Spencer this is the show no one necessarily wanted to hear but everyone had to have. Look What You Made Me Douche is our special about, yes, you guessed it. DOUCHING!

 

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Whatcha flagging? Going out these days may not be as simple as just picking some of your favourite coloured garments to wear. In some communities ‘The Hanky Code’ is a way for queer people to distinguish what others could perhaps be up for, sexually. On this week’s show the Hide & Seek team delve into a practice which has been part of the kink and fetish community for decades. Is it still relevant today? What colour means what? What does everyone think? All this and more on this week’s special about “The Hanky Code”.

What do you think of our new format?

We’d love to know what you think of the new Hide and Seek.

Email: [email protected] with your feedback

Whatcha flagging? Going out these days may not be as simple as just picking some of your favourite coloured garments to wear. In some communities ‘The Hanky Code’ is a way for queer people to distinguish what others could perhaps be up for, sexually. On this week’s show the Hide & Seek team delve into a practice which has been part of the kink and fetish community for decades. Is it still relevant today? What colour means what? What does everyone think? All this and more on this week’s special about “The Hanky Code”.

What do you think of our new format?

We’d love to know what you think of the new Hide and Seek.

Email: [email protected] with your feedback

Hide N Seek may be on a brief radio hiatus but Tim Little has put together an exclusive eyewitness report from The Laird Leatherman 2017 Competition. Catch all the action as it played out. Also featuring the exclusive debut of The Marion Cranes re-work of the Robbie Williams classic “Feel”, with a cheeky twist in support of Australian Marriage Equality.

How old were you when you first saw porn?  Young guys these days first see porn at 13yo.  They tend to stream or download it – a lot of it.  Most watch it alone and young gay guys watch more than their straight school mates. With these insights and how porn affects young people’s sexual behaviours is the Burnet Institutes, Dr Megan Lim.

Find out more: https://www.burnet.edu.au/news/852_pornography_the_norm_for_young_australians

Join Tim & Ben as they discuss the very juicy topic of “Arse Health & Hygiene” with Doctor George. What STIs do you need to be aware of? How can you avoid cancer? What is the best way to ensure a clean passage? All will be revealed on this week’s podcast.

In its 25th year the Gay & Lesbian Organisation of Business & Enterprise (GLOBE) awarded $25,000 of grants to Victoria’s LGBTI communities. Straight after the announcement the GLOBE President and Vice-President, and some of last years and this years’ winners, joined Dean & Andrew to explain why these grants are so important to our communities. We also get a preview of the 2017 GLOBE Awards happening in October 2017.

Nominations for the 2017 Awards are now open.