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To wrap Performing the Ordinary, Kevin and Nat discuss how realness and performing the ordinary factor into the comedic, pseudo-reality-show What We Do in the Shadows with Dorian. The absurdity and hijinks of being eternal, immortal vampires comes with an awful lot of passing. First, there’s passing as human just so vampires could survive in the same world as them. Then, there’s the need to start over in a small town and getting emotionally wrapped up in the people who live there, the desire to become human again and live a delusion with a wellness cult, participating in human ideas of masculinity and femininity, or realizing that coming out as gay is the most boring thing reveal about someone. All of these things relate to kinksters and kinkster fantasies in different ways. Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Dorian - @dorian_hey_bound (Instagram); @dorianheybound.bsky.social (Blue Sky)

Nat and Kevin are joined by Jon again, this time to talk about the cult classic Death Becomes Her. Like other movies that have been discussed on KinkVision, there’s a definite queer and kinky sensibility in Death Becomes Her. Particularly, there is a great deal of passing from older women passing as young, dead and immortal women passing as alive and mortal, and then there’s Ernest. The soft, bald republican did most of the heterosexual adult male touchstones, but made a career around passing, was a complete beta male, and essentially was the desexualized love object in the love triangle between Helen and Madeline. Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Jon - @suitbound.bsky.social (Blue Sky); @boundsuit (Twitter); absolutebondage (Recon)

Kevin, Nat, and their guests continue talking about the various ways that they’ve passed. When learning that other people are kinksters, or at least more tolerant and accepting than assumed, there’s less of a need to pass. However, there can always be environments and people that make the need to pass very palatable. In kink, passing could even just involve making roleplay and looks more authentic because there is less of a need to do it. Like in PART ONE, there are segments with James, Danny, Tim, Gagmaniac, Tom, Ben, Mike, and Tex.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)James - @s.t.a.n.n.u.m (Instagram); @s.t.a.n.n.u.m.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Podcast - Thicc RadioTom - @suitor_wolfs_out (Instagram); @southernsuitor.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Danny - @kinkmate13.0 (Instagram); @kinkmate13.bsky.social (Bluesky)Gagmaniac - @gag.mania (Instagram); @gagmaniac.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Tim - @thickey_mouse (Instagram); @thickey_mouse (Twitter)Podcast - Thicc RadioBen - @bawdylovepun (Instagram)Mike - @tightrg61eu (Instagram); @tightropeseu.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Tex - @geardpnw (Instagram); @geardpnw.bsky.social (Blue Sky)

Nat and Kevin are joined by James to discuss how people from marginalized communities find ways to blend in with normative society, which is a survival strategy called passing. Since there will always be people who demonize and punish others for being different in the normative world, people who are considered different need to put on a particular performance that shows others that they’re normal. Kinksters, queer people, and many other groups have passed in some shape or fashion, from being closeted to just trying to fit in. To get a broader scope of the different ways that kinksters pass, there are segments with Danny, Tim, Gagmaniac, Tom, Ben, Mike, and Tex.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)James - @s.t.a.n.n.u.m (Instagram); @s.t.a.n.n.u.m.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Podcast - Thicc RadioTom - @suitor_wolfs_out (Instagram); @southernsuitor.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Danny - @kinkmate13.0 (Instagram); @kinkmate13.bsky.social (Bluesky)Gagmaniac - @gag.mania (Instagram); @gagmaniac.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Tim - @thickey_mouse (Instagram); @thickey_mouse (Twitter)Podcast - Thicc RadioBen - @bawdylovepun (Instagram)Mike - @tightrg61eu (Instagram); @tightropeseu.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Tex - @geardpnw (Instagram); @geardpnw.bsky.social (Blue Sky)

Kevin and Nat begin their theme of Performing the Ordinary by discussing normativity as the limited and skewed foundation for kink awakenings. They are joined by Nate to discuss norms within kink, outside of kink, and how they essentially provide rules that are meant to be broken.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Nate - @ropedraak (Instagram)

Nat and Kevin are joined by Scott, who is known for his Retro Rope project. Retro Rope brings a mid-century screencap aesthetic to the 21st century by capturing nostalgic scenes of tied up men and gaining notoriety on social media. They discuss Scott’s vision for the project, how he created the signature Retro Rope look, audience reactions to his work, and the difference between bondage art and eroticism. Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Scott - @retro.rope (Instagram); @retrorope (Tumblr)

Kevin and Nat discuss the creation of kinky drawings with Frankie. Frankie has published drawings in several issues of Drummer magazine, designed and sold merch at kink events and on his Chunky Sequins Etsy store, and hosted events where participants draw live tied up models. They talk about influences and motivations for drawing kinky subject matter, things that are tricky to draw, and what's unappealing and problematic about AI art.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Frankie - @chunkysequins (Instagram); @chunkysequins.bsky.social (Blue Sky)

Nat and Kevin are joined by Alex Allegro to discuss the bondage, pup play, and more kinds of content he produces. They discuss Allegro’s background, influences, and how standards of attraction differ inside and outside of the kink world. Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Alex - @thealexallegro (Instagram)

Kevin and Nat continue their exploration of kinky art and artists by having a conversation with Tom about the things that influence his particular brand of fetish fiction. Tom’s writing includes many of the things that he’s into: suits, bondage, humiliation, dishevelment, and more. All of these factor into werewolf fantasies that Tom discusses, where men’s bodies turn against them as they transform into something bigger and hairier. As once distinguished men become uncontrollable beasts, they might need to be restrained for everyone’s safety and their pristine clothing turns into tattered rags. However, when the once powerful monster returns to his human form, he’s often left confused, exposed, and embarrassed.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Tom - @suitor_wolfs_out (Instagram); @southernsuitor.bsky.social (Blue Sky)

Nat and Kevin are honored to be joined by the incredible Rick Castro to discuss his work and legacy for creating queer and kinky visual art. Over the past few decades, Castro’s photography has been shown in a number of exhibitions, books, magazines, etc. In 2004, he published 13 Years of Bondage: The Photography of Rick Castro, which depicts leather-clad street hustlers in bondage. He also wrote and directed Hustler White (1996) with Bruce LaBruce, and directed a number of other short films and documentaries, including MTV’s Plushies & Furries (2001). His work is collected by the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction, ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives at the USC Libraries, Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art, and the Tom of Finland Foundation.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Rick Castro - @castrrick (Instagram)

Kevin and Nat wrap their Caught in a Bad Romance theme with a conversation about hooking up with other kinksters. They are joined by Kona to talk about the history of gay and kinky hookups, things that they look for in play partners, things they avoid about potential hookups, and the friends they made along the way. Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Kona - @alohaboykona (Instagram); alohaboykona.bsky.social (Blue Sky)

This episode adds kink and non-traditional relationships to the ‘bad’ in Bad Romance because Nat and Kevin discuss good kinky relationships with Dorian. All three commentators are in committed, open/poly, long-term relationships and share their experience and insights, as well as share varied perspectives from listeners who took the KinkVision Sex & Dating Survey. In kink, there’s always something for everybody. Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Dorian - @dorian_hey_bound (Instagram); @dorianheybound.bsky.social (Blue Sky)

An example of being caught in a bad romance can involve being hypnotized or seduced into joining an evil cabal of sexy vampires or even letting yourself get bitten. So, Kevin and Nat discuss the many queer and kinky elements about vampirism, Dracula, how vampires are viewed and treated by humans, and how all of this fits into a kinkster’s Valentine’s season. Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)

To kick off their second season, Nat and Kevin introduce the Caught in a Bad Romance theme and discuss the various tropes that are often observed in stories where people are abducted as an act of desire. Depending on the media, these narratives can either reinforce typical gender norms or add homoerotic or other kinds of contexts between captives and captors.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Heavily referenced YouTube video essay:Pop Culture Detective - “Abduction as Romance”

For this New Year’s special and season finale, Kevin and Nat are joined by Gaz to wrap the year and first season of KinkVision up. They talk about their kinky podcasts that started in 2025, share notable bondage sessions and kinky news from the year, and give kinky resolutions for 2026.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Gaz - @gazgagged (Instagram); @gazgagged.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Podcast - Gaz Ungagged

Nat and Kevin host a Christmas special with three helpings! For the first course, they're joined by James to discuss all the delectable foods of Christmas, as well as ho-ho-homosexuality. The second course gives a taste of what our kinkster friends would like to find under their trees. Danny joins Kevin and Nat for their final course to discuss the iconic Christmas specials: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Year Without a Santa Claus.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)James - @s.t.a.n.n.u.m (Instagram); @s.t.a.n.n.u.m.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Podcast - Thicc RadioCole - @cole_in_captivity (Instagram)Shawn - @tieguywyo2 (Instagram); @tieguywyo.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Danny - @kinkmate13.0 (Instagram); @kinkmate13.bsky.social (Bluesky)Alex - @thealexallegro (Instagram)

Kevin and Nat continue their holiday journey into the world of gags in this episode. To discuss the gift of rope and bandana gags, Shawn shares how to do these gags effectively and safely. Danny joins to discuss the merriness of ballgags. Then, Nat stuffs his stocking with notable gagging scenes in movies. Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Shawn - @tieguywyo2 (Instagram); @tieguywyo.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Danny - @kinkmate13.0 (Instagram); @kinkmate13.bsky.social (Bluesky)

To welcome the holiday season, Nat and Kevin are joined by Cole to discuss their appreciation for the gift of silence. They discuss the important role that gags play in bondage play and fantasies, how the act of stifling speech establishes dominance and submission outside of kink, and the appeal of tape bondage and tape gags. Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Cole - @cole_in_captivity (Instagram)

To discuss elaborate prisoner roleplay and all the gear that’s involved for that, Kevin and Nat are joined by Riddler. Riddler is known for his social media handle and website called Swat Studios, whose content features various kinds of law enforcement uniforms and kinky scenarios. Since the conversation with Riddler doesn’t address the current state of the US and feelings about law enforcement cosplay, Kevin and Nat discuss that at the top of this episode. Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Riddler - @swat_studios23 (Instagram); @swat-studios.bsky.social (Blue Sky)

To celebrate Thanksgiving, Kevin and Nat produced a holiday special to discuss the kink and queer sensibilities of Addams Family Values, as well as the Thanksgiving holiday, other specials, and things that we’re thankful for. Since holidays can be difficult for a lot of kinksters because of family dynamics, political discussions, and a general lack of sex or kink appeal, KinkVision hopes that this special would make kinksters feel less isolated for this holiday. Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)

Kevin is part of a Bondage Gaze reunion because Sammy joins his conversation about bondage scenarios with Nat. Since bondage scenarios are situations that lead to and include bondage, different scenarios include home invasions, being taken out of commission, abduction, etc. So, this discussion addresses key scenes in pop culture that include these scenarios, what’s appealing about each scenario, and pros and cons for trying to reenact scenarios in kink play. Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Sammy - @substandardsammy2 (Instagram); @substandardsammy.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Podcast - The Bondage Gaze

Nat and Kevin continue The Why We're Gagging Ball with the following categories: Captured Executive Realness, Hate the Game, Tie Up a Player, and Captured by the Screen.In Fetishism and Culture: A Different Theory of Modernity, Hartmut Böhme explains how everything and everyone in modern society can be considered fetishes or fetishists because of the prevalence of materialistic and consumerist culture. So, even though kinksters likely understand our fetishes as sexual, people with fixations, superstitions, and rituals that are more accepted in the normative world could be other kinds of fetishists because mass culture breeds fetishism.This relates to how ballroom categories reflect performances that appear acceptable to the heteronormative world because members perform and get evaluated on how well they imitate the mainstream world within a queer space. Both gear kinksters and ballroom members seem to not only fetishize the clothing and enactment that goes into walking a category, but also fetishize the very idea of fitting into the mainstream world. This serves as a reclamation of privileges that haven't been granted by the normative world because kink sessions and ballrooms grant marginalized queers the opportunity to take part in normative roles or ideologies without persecution.At the very least, kinksters aren't the only ones who exhibit fetishistism or perversion.Marlon M. Bailey, Butch Queens Up in Pumps: Gender, Performance, and Ballroom Culture in Detroit was a main source for this episode.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Danny - @kinkmate13.0 (Instagram); @kinkmate13.bsky.social (Bluesky)Gagmaniac - @gag.mania (Instagram); @gagmaniac.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Sean - @capturedcamo (Instagram); @capturedcamo.bsky.social (Bluesky)Ryder - @blackleathercowboy (Instagram)Johan - @johdarg (Instagram); @johdarg.bsky.social (Bluesky)Frank Hardy - @frankhardybound (Instagram); @hardyboybound.bsky.social (Bluesky)

This week on KinkVision, Nat and Kevin host a “ball” to discuss gear, clothing fetishes, roleplay, and the media that influenced these things with guests.The Part One categories are: I Love a Man in Uniform, Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?, and Embody-Ody-Oddying the Role.In ballroom culture, “realness” means convincingly acting out mainstream social roles while using common cultural understandings of these roles. For example, most can assume that performing “executive realness” would involve wearing a suit, having a confident and professional demeanor, being from an upper class, etc. Categories at balls allow various kinds of gender and erotic expressions for how roles are enacted; however, judges impose strict criteria for how they evaluate the quality of performance for each category.This relates to the role that gear plays in the kink world because beyond simply fetishing particular articles of clothing, there are elements of realness and categories that determine standards of how looks ought to be worn and performed in. For various kinds of kink play, particular looks can have connotations that determine sexual roles and interests.On a broader level, members of ballroom culture, like kinksters, are queer outsiders who find creative ways to situate their queerness into typically heteronormative performances and roles. While ballroom members’ outsider status has been historically rooted in being a combination of gay, bi, pansexual, black, brown, low-income, trans, and/or nonbinary, some kinksters may share some of these outsider characteristics on top of the stigma of having a perversion.Marlon M. Bailey’s book, Butch Queens Up in Pumps: Gender, Performance, and Ballroom Culture in Detroit was used as a main source. The Queer Art of Failure by J. Halberstam was a secondary source.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Danny - @kinkmate13.0 (Instagram); @kinkmate13.bsky.social (Bluesky)Gagmaniac - @gag.mania (Instagram); @gagmaniac.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Sean - @capturedcamo (Instagram); @capturedcamo.bsky.social (Bluesky)Ryder - @blackleathercowboy (Instagram)Johan - @johdarg (Instagram); @johdarg.bsky.social (Bluesky)Frank Hardy - @frankhardybound (Instagram); @hardyboybound.bsky.social (Bluesky)

Nat and Kevin are joined by Nat’s boyfriend, Jon, to discuss the kink sensibilities of Blue Velvet. Even though there are no scenes of interest (for gay bondage kinksters) in this movie, moments and other parts of Blue Velvet really speak to the kink experience. First, there’s the fetishization of blue velvet itself. Then, there’s the line “I don’t know if you’re a detective or a pervert,” Frank’s use of poppers, a memorable scene that reflects a somewhat negative version of a kink session, and the list goes on.Contact [email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Jon - @suitbound.bsky.social (Blue Sky); @boundsuit (Twitter); absolutebondage (Recon)

Since Scooby-Doo is another entry point for bondage kinksters, but Daphne is the primary damsel, Kevin and Nat are joined by Danny to discuss male damsels in distress. Beyond fantasies about Fred getting kidnapped, they get into qualities that make a man a damsel, their favorite dudes in distress, and the different kinds of peril that these characters find themselves in.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Danny - @kinkmate13.0 (Instagram); @kinkmate13.bsky.social (Bluesky)Gagmaniac - @gag.mania (Instagram); @gagmaniac.bsky.social (Blue Sky)

To continue their discussion of horror and peril, Kevin and Nat cover the iconic bondage scenes in Scream. Even though horror isn’t everybody’s genre, the bondage in the original Scream earned its iconic status among kinksters for its heavy and effective use of duct tape, which wasn’t as common in scenes of interest before 1996. They are joined again by kink and horror enthusiast, Jack. Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Jack - @wehoscout (Instagram)

Now that Nat and Kevin are into their Horror, Peril, and Cosplay unit, they are joined by Reese, host of the We Love Horror Podcast, to talk about the difference between horror and peril, bondage scenes in horror movies, and horror movies that have generally kinky and queer sensibilities.There is also a segment with James about the idea of gaining in horror movies.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Reese - @reese_michaels_bondage (Instagram); @we_love_horror_podcast (Instagram)Podcast - We Love Horror PodcastJames - @s.t.a.n.n.u.m (Instagram); @s.t.a.n.n.u.m.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Podcast - Thicc Radio

Since scenes in Batman contribute to a lot of people's kink awakenings, Nat & Kevin discuss the queerness and kink sensibilities of Batman comics, movies, TV shows, and more. They go into particular depth about Batman Returns and Batman Forever and get input from various guests.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Jack - @wehoscout (Instagram)James - @s.t.a.n.n.u.m (Instagram); @s.t.a.n.n.u.m.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Podcast - Thicc RadioGagmaniac - @gag.mania (Instagram); @gagmaniac.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Boy Kona - @alohaboykona (Instagram); @alohaboykona.bsky.social (Blue Sky)

Nat and Kevin are joined by RoperMike, a bondage screencap pioneer, to discuss his personal kink origin story, as well as how he started the historic bondage screencap website, Guys in Trouble. Before his website, there wasn’t much of a central screencap culture for bondage images or discussions of them. Like Kevin, Mike has also taken part in the creation of Bondage Jeopardy and CapturedGuys.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Mike - ropermike.com (website); https://www.tumblr.com/ropermike; https://www.youtube.com/user/guysintrouble; @guysintrouble.bsky.social (Blue Sky)

For this episode, Nat and Kevin looked to other kinksters to talk about the scenes and moments that influenced their kink awakenings. Obviously, bondage kinks are a main focal point, but we also include awakenings that involve gaining, humiliation, suits, and stripping. Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Special thanks to all of our guests:James - @s.t.a.n.n.u.m (Instagram); @s.t.a.n.n.u.m.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Podcast - Thicc RadioGagmaniac - @gag.mania (Instagram); @gagmaniac.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Frank Hardy - @frankhardybound (Instagram); @hardyboybound.bsky.social (Bluesky)Lab Rat King - @lab_rat_king (Instagram)Tom - @suit_wolfs_out (Instagram); @southernsuitor.bsky.social (Bluesky)Andrew Recker - @andrewrecker (Instagram)

The tables turn from the previous episode where Kevin shares the scenes of interest that led to his kink awakening with Nat. Since Kevin's experience predates home video, bondage in comic books was a major influence to his origin story. Gagmaniac also shares an early sign that he was kinky in this episode.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Gagmaniac - @gag.mania (Instagram); @gagmaniac.bsky.social (Blue Sky)

To continue their Kink Origin Story theme, Kevin and Nat talk about the scenes of interest, lived moments, early fantasies, and other things that influenced Nat's kink awakening.There is also an early kinky fantasy from James (Stannum) in this episode.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)James - @s.t.a.n.n.u.m (Instagram); @s.t.a.n.n.u.m.bsky.social (Blue Sky)Podcast - Thicc Radio

Kevin and Nat introduce KinkVision and kick off their Kink Origin Story theme by giving a history of bondage scenes in film, discussing the origins of screencap culture, and comparing/contrasting screencaps to more intentional bondage content.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)

This is a teaser for what's to come with KinkVision.If you like what you hear, tune into our first full episode on September 9th, 2025.Contact Us:[email protected] - @kevinjeopardy (Instagram)Nat - @thoughtful.fetishist (Instagram); @thoughtfulnat.bsky.social (Blue Sky)