Chained Valkyrie

Chained Valkyrie is a well-known Fetlife influencer and unapologetic pleasure submissive. With a love for impact, pet play, ABDL, degradation, and more, she brings both openness and depth to exploring kink. Episode #59
Kinky Lens

Kinky Lens is a renowned erotic photographer and creative who has been active in the BDSM scene for decades. Episode #41
Cruciator

Cruciator is an edge-play specialist with more than 30 years experience in BDSM. He’s a seasoned educator, offering in-depth online classes on the psychology, technique, and safety of fear play. He is also the owner of Fetlife’s Fear Play Group. Episode #32, Episode #94
Rapidash

The majestic Pony Player with a jet-black coat, custom tack, and awe-inspiring photos on Fetlife, Rapidash is a living work of art. Episode #90
DaddaG

Meet DaddaG — a long-time member of the ABDL community, devoted caregiver, and the organiser behind Australia’s first age play convention, KangaCon. Epsiode #47, Episode #88
Deadmaxis & Aura Grey

D and Aura are partners in both kink and life—married for 10 years and deeply connected through their shared D/s dynamic, love of rope, and passion for performance. Episode #87
Miss Gen

Miss Gen is a highly respected Shibari educator, performer, and rope sadist. She is the head of EvilGirls HQ, a dedicated rope school in Brisbane, and holds the title of Shihan (Master Instructor) in Kazami-Ryu Shibari. Episode #80
Shelby Devlin

Shelby is a Sex and Intimacy Coach with over nine years of experience, specialising in BDSM and kink. She has a Master’s degree in Sexuality Studies and her role as an advanced instructor at Somatica Institute. Episode #78
Why I Still Share Naked Photos on Fetlife (And Why It’s Not Unprofessional)

Many people might consider the idea of a sexologist sharing erotic photos unprofessional. But I disagree.
In fact, this idea—that being sexual automatically disqualifies you from being taken seriously—is exactly what I’m here to challenge.
I’m both a sexologist and a kinkster. I’m on Fetlife, just like many of you. I don’t sit on a pedestal looking down on the community with a magnifying glass—I’m part of it. I’ve been where you are, I’m still figuring it out, and I share that openly.
Rollercoasters Don’t Have Safewords

As a kink educator, and safety-conscious human, I have a tendency to laser-focus on boundaries. I want people to explore kink with joy and with care. I want folks to come out of their scenes feeling like glorious, well-fucked superheroes—not emotionally wrecked and googling “is this trauma?”
But sometimes, the desire to keep everyone safe can start getting in the way of the whole point. Especially when it comes to edge play.