
Episode 146 is absolutely stacked! Spoilers below!
Andy joins Vicky as they dig into some surprising facts about two incredibly famous names, revisit a moment in British history that raises some seriously difficult questions, and discover an 18th-century group of flamboyant men whose fashion choices were enough to cause a national scandal.
Then we head back into the world of BDSM to explore edge play. Why would someone deliberately choose fear, pain, vulnerability or intense sensations? Where does consent fit when you're deliberately pushing your own boundaries? And what exactly happens in the brain when fear and excitement start crossing over?
Throw in childhood gaming nostalgia, a ridiculous sex position and Vicky accidentally broadcasting details of her house party to 155,000 Facebook followers, and Episode 146 goes exactly where you'd expect it to.
Strange history, kink, questionable decisions and absolute chaos.
00:00 – Coming Up
00:36 – Intro
01:35 – Episode 146 Begins
02:53 – On This Day
03:09 – Alfred Hitchcock’s Strange Life
09:24 – The Other Side of Florence Nightingale
12:53 – The Last Executions in Britain
30:33 – The Bizarre Macaroni Club
36:20 – BDSM Edge Play: Fear, Pain & Psychology
59:11 – Fetish Factoid
01:02:09 – The Facebook faux pas
01:04:48 – Outro
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