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This episode uexplores the evolution of academic perspectives on BDSM over the past 50 years or so. From sociology to psychology and anthropology, we explore academic interest in BDSM.
Episode Art: Detail of The Humanist Library of Sélestat in France, Photographer: Claude Truong-Ngoc, date unavailable
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In this episode we discuss respect and respectability in the kink world and beyond.
Episode Art: Saint John The Babtist, Leonardo da Vinci, c. 1516,
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In this episode we'll discuss our theme for this season which is the politics of kink and BDSM.
Episode Art: The President's House, George Munger, 1814-1815
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In this episode we discuss our favorite parts of Season V.
Episode Art: Fredrick, Frieseke, 1911
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In this episode we discuss the most important things we learned from Season V.
Episode Art: Garden In June, Frederick Frieseke, 1911
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In this episode, we discuss a variety of fictional and real-life sexual utopias.
Episode Art: Oneida Offspring, 1898, Artist Unknown
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In this episode, we riff off of Part IV of the book More Than Two.
Episode Art: Antoni and Eliza Radziwill, c. 1820, Artist Unknown
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In this episode we discuss Part 3 in More Than Two, focusing on differences between power dynamics in polyamory and our 24/7 TPE dynamic.
Episode Art: Louis XIV, Hyacinth Rigaud, 1701
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In this episode, we discuss the book The Leather Couch, by the kink positive sex therapist Stefani Goerlich.
Episode Art: Portrait of Riri [detail], Guiseppi Amisani, 1900
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In this episode, we discuss our experiences at a local Femdom event.
Episode Art: No Title, Dorothea Lange, 1939, Yale/Library of Congress
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This podcast is about the complex dynamics between sex, love, and power. We explore art, literature, theory, and philosophy, often in the context of our own BDSM-based female-led relationship. The…