Krakens, Jute Rope Entrepreneurs, Performers, & Partners!  M0co (that's a zero in the second letter, folks!) and his partner Beemo (aka "Lily") share their interesting journey in rope, power exchange, and the kink community in this honest and tou

Hedwig has a long and in-depth interview with internationally renowned kinbaku artists Kanna and Kagura. They cover not only the usual questions about rope training, education, and performance, but also deeper topics such as what goes into an intense rop

The Devil's Mask Society is represented in this podcast about getting past peer pressure, judging eyes, and getting back to what rope is about: connection, joy, art, sex, fun, whatever you and your partner choose to make it. Then, as promised in Gray

There's been a buzz in the rope community in North America recently about the upcoming NARIX event in Ann Arbor, MI November 7-9, 2014. Ben Hart dispels a lot of the mystery but leaves all the excitement with this interview. You can learn more about NARIX

The award-winning authors and energetic sex experts Mark Michaels and Patricia Johnson were making their pilgrimage to the Bondage Capital of the World, Madison, WI and Graydancer was able to snag some of their time for an interview.  While Gray

I could try and play it off as a teaser, but the fact is that there was a file mixup and the interview released Friday was more of a fragment.  Here's the main course! Hedwig asks Naka Akira many frank questions from the efficacy of carabiners t

One of the most revered bakushi in rope bondage, Naka Akira, gives a rare glimpse into his own history and passion in this short interview. The founder of "Naka-Ryu" talks about how a brush with death gave him greater focus on what he wanted to do in

Lochai, one of Graydancer's first teachers, honors him with an in-person interview where they talk about the good, the bad, and the ridiculous in the world of teaching kink. He outlines his concept on the differences between demonstrations, presentations,

Graydancer goes all literate with an interview with author Pablo Greene. His new book "How to Kill a Superhero" is like a cross between Laura Antoniou and Dan Brown, with hair-raising chases, hot man-on-superhero lovin', and BONDAGE! This podcast is cleve

Gray celebrates nine years of kinky rope podcasting with his biggest interview ever: Hajime Kinoko! This rope artist is one of the rising stars of Japanese rope bondage and is both carrying on the tradition of kinbaku as well as blazing his own path with