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EPISODE · May 8, 2019 · 1H 8M

Paddle Talk with J &W Paddles

from Gotham Press

There's no kink to big no kink to small! When you need help just call! Welcome back to the Gotham Press! We're so happy that you chose to return and join us once more on our kinky adventures! This week we have more than a full house and a party in the background! The amazing talent of J & W Paddles (Mr-Morsus and HD_Rider46) as well as their better halves (PoshGirl1013 and sunny-daize) join us along with podcast alum and favorite ShockDoc. We start off with the big nerdy elephant in the room: ENDGAME! Yes there are spoilers abound in the first portion of the episode (8:20-18:00) so skip ahead if you haven't seen it yet! Afterwards we begin a conversation with J & W paddles about who they are and what they do! We also finally reveal the prize for this quarter! Hopefully you've been putting in your entries! By the way this episodes entry method is by posting the word to our wall on Fetlife! Come on in and relax with us for another great episode of the Gotham Press Podcast -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Patreon/FetLife/Discord/Facebook/BDSMlr/Twitter/YouTube/Spotify/805-303-1173

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