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Rope Podcast

Rope Podcast

By: rope partners Fox and Mya The Rope Podcast is an adult podcast about rope bondage Shibari and Kinbaku. Listen for discussions of ties rope topics and news interviews reviews of events and rope gear and listener questions.
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 Podcast by rope partners Fox and Mya, The Rope Podcast is an adult podcast about rope bondage, Shibari and Kinbaku. Listen for discussions of ties, rope topics and news, interviews, reviews of events and rope gear, and listener questions.All rights reserved
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  • Ep 210: Preparing to Go to a Rope Workshop – Part 2

    Ep 210: Preparing to Go to a Rope Workshop – Part 2
    Oct 6 2025
    Workshops aren’t just about what you pack-they’re about the mindset you bring with you. In this follow-up to Part 1, Fox and Mya dive into the mental and emotional side of preparing for a rope workshop, so you can show up curious, confident, and ready to grow. In this episode, they explore: • Handling different values between you and your educators • Why curiosity, respect, and an open mind matter most • How to set yourself up for learning success • Giving and receiving feedback effectively • Strategies to get the most from every learning opportunity • Being a rope magpie vs. following a single rope guru • Capturing and retaining your learnings • Asking great questions (without hogging the floor!) • Supporting your educators and helping create a great class • Navigating safety, consent, and peer pressure in workshops • Making the most of the social side of workshops
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    20 mins
  • Ep 209: Preparing to Go to a Rope Workshop – Part 1

    Ep 209: Preparing to Go to a Rope Workshop – Part 1
    Sep 22 2025
    Getting ready for your first (or tenth!) rope workshop? Fox and Mya have been to plenty of in-person rope events, and every time they pick up new tricks to make the most of the experience. In this episode, they share their best prep strategies so you can walk in confident, relaxed, and ready to learn. They cover: • What makes a rope workshop different from your usual rope play • Smart packing tips (so you don’t forget the essentials) • What to check with organisers or educators before you arrive • Outfit choices that actually work for workshops • How to handle food, drink, and energy across a full day of learning • Capturing your learnings so they stick • Who to attend with—and how to find the right workshop partner • Switching roles at workshops • Getting the most from auditing Whether you’re brand new to workshops or a seasoned attendee, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you get the absolute most from your next rope adventure.
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    26 mins
  • Ep208: Tying and Being Tied in Rope Bondage with ADHD

    Ep208: Tying and Being Tied in Rope Bondage with ADHD
    Sep 8 2025
    Whether or not you think that there is a higher incidence of neurodiversity in the kink scene, research shows that around 6% of adults are affected by ADHD, which means over a rope career if you interact with different partners, at some point you’re likely to tie with someone with the condition. In this episode, we ask listeners to share their lived experience of ADHD, to better understand the potential symptoms, and how it might affect rope - whether you are a top, bottom or self-tier. As ever, we remind us all that individual differences are stronger than group differences, and just because something applies to one person with ADHD, does not mean it applies to another person - the best way to understand your rope partner is to talk to them.
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    43 mins
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