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Since the global pandemic that has swept the globe is obviously not going away anytime soon, the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) wants you know that they personally feel we should all continue to have sex during this pandemic.  But they also want us to do so safely.  So B.C. health officials are recommending an age-old truck stop favorite—Glory holes.

Join your kinkster hosts, Austin & Naomi and their friend Chris in a humorous, light hearted discussion as they ponder the future of safe sex during COVID and well ventilated truck stops. Also, did Austin actually have a glory hole in his old office? 

When the sex has gone from hot to not, having the “talk” about your sexy time with your partner can be a slippery slope to navigate. 

You worry about hurting feelings — especially if you need to tell them your needs or desires aren’t being met. You surface skate around the topic or avoid it like the plague hoping somehow the problem will magically work itself out.  

Join your kinkster hosts, Austin and Naomi as they discuss why being able to openly talk to your partner about your sexy time (or lack there of) can mean the difference between having better play time or no play time at all, and serve up some tips for having that talk with your partner.

Music by: Ian Post, Danetia and Artlist

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Positive sexuality and sexual play experiences start with affirmative enthusiastic consent, with all play partners consciously and voluntarily agreeing to participate in a certain physical or sexual act.

Join your kinkster hosts, Austin and Naomi as they flip the script on outdated societal concepts surrounding the  ‘no means no’ movement we’ve been taught, why we all need to be talking about sex continuously, and how having mind blowing sexy playtime means being as excited and into someone else’s enjoyment as you are about your  own. 

Music by: Ian Post, Danetia and Artlist

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For those who are not familiar with the BDSM scene, what usually comes to mind are images of whips, chains, handcuffs and pleasurable pain. What doesn't come to mind is one very important element that all ethical BDSM practitioners have built into their sexcapades to ensure everyone involved feels safe and cared for when they're finished playing.

Austin & Naomi discuss a practice known as after care, the import role it plays whether you're into BDSM or vanilla sex and why it's something everyone should be doing.

From the Stone Age right up to the 21st Century, sex toys  have played a  long , varied and amazing  role throughout history. But it wasn’t until the sexual revolution of the ’60s that sex toys started becoming somewhat normalized. From 28,000 year old dildos to the vibrating cock rings of today, one thing is certain. Humans have been looking for ways to get off for a very long time.

Austin and Naomi delve into the many wonders of female and male sex toys, stigmas and why owning a sex toy is akin to having a well stocked fridge.  Also, did Austin feel he hit an all time low when he used a flesh light?  What exactly made Naomi see Merlin crossing the moat on the dragon’s breath?

Music by: Ian Post, Danetia and Artlist

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The Verge by WeVibe www.we-vibe.com/verge

Sync by WeVibe www.we-vibe.com/sync

Fleshlight www.fleshlight.com

The Original Magic Wand www.amazon.com

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Are you and your partner comfortable enough to get down and dirty with the camera rolling, capturing and recording all those savory moments for you both to enjoy later?

Austin and Naomi share their experience with making their first sex tape.  Find out what they learned about themselves and each other, if it was awkward, gave them performance anxiety, or turned them into performance critics. 

Find out why is Austin so pink?  And most importantly, how does Naomi feel about seeing her vagina—-for the first time—does it look more like a delicate flower or a hastily packed suitcase? And finally, what is fantasy bundling?

An average of 25 percent of people have sexy thoughts or erotic dreams at least once a day, with 16 percent having them more than once a day.

Join your kinkster hosts Austin and Naomi, as they explore how fantasies are not only totally normal, but how they allow us to explore our sexuality in a safe space, help us normalize our own kinks and fetishes and how sharing fantasies with a partner can bring renewed excitement to a relationship. 

Also, what is BUDUSSY and SPUDUSSY?  And did  Austin really “Pretty Woman” Naomi and why? 

While the 21st Century may have gifted us with even more ways to cheat, infidelity is not a modern-day concept.

Join your kinkster hosts Austin and Naomi, as they explore the many ways people cheat on their partners, and why so many couples continue to cling to the idea of monogamy yet they cannot manage to be monogamous. Also, why can’t Austin seem to say the word “monogamy”, what exactly is Naomi’s relationship with her plumber, and why does Chris think Austin is a four door floozy.

Music by Ian Post / Artlist.io

For many people, finding your perfect mate and living happily ever after is a social construct that is easier said than accomplished. While many couples are finding fulfillment and long-term happiness in traditional monogamous relationships, others are discovering and exploring alternative relationship models that allow them and their partners to fully embrace their sexuality.

Join your kinkster hosts Austin and Naomi as they explore different alternative relationship styles being practiced today, and how some people are finding that traditional monogamy is no longer the gold standard for being happy and fulfilled in a relationship.

Additional Music: Nick Poss / Artlist.io

For some people, watching porn may feel like a secretive solo event, but it can actually be a really awesome thing to engage in with your partner.

Your kinkster hosts Austin and Naomi discuss how porn is a great way to discover what you and your partner want and porns you on!

Additional music by: Stefano Mastronardi. Check him out on Artlist!