Five seasons of conversation between a psychologist and a practitioner navigating a real D/s dynamic together. Beginner-friendly, honest, and rooted in the day-to-day of an actual relationship rather than fantasy.
The show ran from April 2021 through November 2025, covering roughly one hundred episodes across five seasons. Indy, a psychologist, and Michael, an experienced practitioner, used the podcast to think out loud about the parts of kink that most resources skip: the boring weeks, the rituals that stop working, the conversations that nobody warns you to have.
If you and your partner are early in a D/s journey, this archive is one of the most generous on-ramps online. Conversations are slow, curious, and assume you have never picked up a piece of rope.
Most episodes circle back to the same instinct: talk about it. About the symbol, the role, the trigger, the day after. The show models the conversations many couples never quite figure out how to start.
Indy and Michael consistently broke the fourth wall - confessing doubt, changing their minds, discussing therapy, examining where a kink stopped serving them. The closing season is largely about letting go of personas.
The show evolved across five seasons, from beginner explainers in Season 1 to a longer, more vulnerable arc by Season 5. Browse the full episode index, or jump to a season below.
Greetings, symbols, the attraction between Doms and subs, going back to vanilla. The on-ramp for new listeners.
Addiction, archetypes, religion, why we submit, why we dominate. The season that tries to answer the "why."
Listener fantasies, kink flavours, "Meeting Michael," and the long arc of what it actually takes to keep a dynamic alive over years.
The closing chapter. Findom, sex work, personas as obstacles, and the farewell episode in November 2025.
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