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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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Summary
 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
Episodes
  • EP238: Rope Erotica - Secret Chest

    EP238: Rope Erotica - Secret Chest
    Nov 2 2026
    Our popular segment "Rope Erotica" returns! In this episode, Fox reads the rope erotic short story "Secret Chest". A tourist discovers a little-known shop and finds herself drawn to buying rope, despite having no idea what to do with it. Her embarrassment doesn't escape the attention of the shop's proprietor, who offers to show her just a little of what rope can do. A tale of curiosity, vulnerability, and the pleasures of discovering something new. Author of the short story requested to remain anonymous.
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    23 mins
  • Ep237: Inversions in rope bondage

    Ep237: Inversions in rope bondage
    Oct 19 2026
    Do you have to be completely upside down for it to count as an inversion? The answer might surprise you. This episode, Fox and Mya explore inversions in partial and full rope suspension: what they are, why some rope bottoms love them while others would happily stay upright, and how different anchors and positions shape the experience. They discuss: • What counts as an inversion - and why the definition might be broader than you think • Why inversions can divide opinion among rope bottoms • Different anchoring options and the positions they make possible • Starting to explore inversions without going completely upside down • Transitioning into and out of inverted positions • Risks and safety considerations • The playful possibilities a change of perspective can bring Whether inversions are a favorite or a firm “no thanks”, join Fox and Mya for a conversation that turns the topic on its head.
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    31 mins
  • Ep236: Are rope tops less empowered to stop a scene? Checking your SPEEDometer dashboard (listener mail)

    Ep236: Are rope tops less empowered to stop a scene? Checking your SPEEDometer dashboard (listener mail)
    Oct 5 2026
    Can it be harder for a rope top to stop a scene than for the bottom? Listener writes in to ask why calling a halt can sometimes feel particularly difficult or risky for the person tying. We often talk about bottoms having permission to stop, slow down or change a scene, but tops can face their own pressures: expectations around performance, responsibility for the experience, and the feeling that once a scene has started they should be able to see it through. In this episode, Fox and Mya explore: • The unspoken expectations that can make stopping difficult for a rope top • Whether tops should have a safeword - and what the benefits might be • Situations in which it may be appropriate for a top to stop a scene • The different cognitive, emotional, physical, safety and risk-management demands placed on a rope top • How self-concept and external pressures can make it harder to call a halt • The SPEEDometer model and how it can help both tops and bottoms check whether they still have the capacity to continue • Practical tools for recognizing when you are approaching your limits and making it easier to stop before you exceed them Anyone can stop a scene. But all of us can make this easier for those in the scene to do so.
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    33 mins
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