In this episode we’ll explore power. What is power, what does it mean to have power and who holds power in a rope scene? We’ll be touching on power dynamics and share personal experiences.

This is the second part on rope education, educators and venue owners. We'll continue our discussion what life is like as an educator, what challenges we face and what makes us go on.

In this Episode we'll talk about rope education, the educators and venue owners. What's life like being a rope educator? What are the challenges, the rewards and why do we do it?

In the second part of our Episode about Shibari healing we'll discuss the meditative state that many people enter when doing rope, what it is and what it isn't and other considerations.

In this episode we'll tackle the topic of Shibari Healing. We'll open this can of worms and start a conversation of what Shibari can and can’t do. What are the misconceptions floating around and more importantly, if trigger points are getting pushed, how to deal with the deeper layer of emotions that can come up. What are important considerations when it comes to emotional health?

In the second part of this Episode we are talking about the question when something becomes art and the influence of photography and social media on the community. 

In this Episode we are talking about Photography and the special relationship between Shibari and Photography. We'll talk about our own experiences and visions as well as inspiration.

This is part II of a special edition as we are sitting all around the same table for once. It‘s Eurix time and we thought we’d take the opportunity to actually have a conversation in person. And today‘s topic is : WTF is Naka Style. In Part II of this episode, we talk about our ideas and what Semenawa is for each of us.

This is a special edition as we are recording from Berlin sitting all around the same table for once. It‘s Eurix time and we thought we’d take the opportunity to actually have a conversation in person. And today‘s topic is : WTF is Naka Style.

After we have seen an inflationary amount of people being drawn to this ‚style‘ and it becoming the prevalent style in the rope community, we are engaging in a discussion and a questioning of what it actually is that we see there.

In this second part of the episode on movement, we are discussing the concept of active and passive modelling and question the terminology that is being used to describe  modelling styles.