T is for Topping
This week I talk with SasistriX all about tops and topping. We cover consent, self-care, the difference between topping and being a dominant, different roles in BDSM play, kink and dynamics.
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Encore: B is for BDSM
en-usAugust 13, 2020
About this Episode
B is for BDSM
Bondage, Discipline, Dominance, Submission, SadoMasochism
Joining me to discuss this topic are some of the cast and crew of Divine Deviance (https://divinedeviance.com). This is a multipart documentary on BDSM and Kink worldwide. Race Bannon has been an organizer, writer, educator, speaker and activist in the LGBT, leather/kink, polyamory and HIV/STI prevention realms since 1973. Jörg Fockele is a critically acclaimed filmmaker, executive producer and TV director/producer of shows such as Bravo’s “Queer Eye,” ABC ’s “Wife Swap,” MTV’s “Savage U” and AMC’s “Small Town Security.” Lola De Milo, is a German systemic sexual therapist and relationship coach with 20+ years of kink and BDSM activities. .Adam Ouderkirk has been organizer and activist in the LGBTQ, HIV/STI service communities since 1981, working to expand freedom, sexual expression for all. Beatrice Stonebanks has been in the San Francisco BDSM scene for 20 years and lives in a 24/7 Master/slave relationship.
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