Feb 28, 2015
The final episode of the 10th anniversary month of the Ropecast is here, and we've saved the best for last! Akira Naka is one of the most prolific and popular Japanese nawashi in the world, and he took the time to answer Gray's unusual questions. He talks about how he learned from his teacher, why he teaches in his own...
Feb 24, 2015
With special cameos from Ebi McKnotty and WhiskeyOnaSunday, alongside blasts-from-the-past Cunningminx when she had fewer podcasts than Graydancer, this episode celebrates 10 years of Ropecasts and the next decade to come!
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Feb 15, 2015
Some people make art out of rope and bodies. Some people make art about people making art out of rope and bodies. Pedro is someone who does both.
At the Naka Akira workshop in NYC he premiered a portion of his upcoming documentary which portrays the experience of a rope scene. Afterwards he took the time to talk with...
Feb 8, 2015
In acting, a "triple-threat" is someone who dances, acts, and sings. What is it called in rope when someone ties, models, teaches, produces, manages, and still has time to write about the psychology of the experience of kinbaku?
They're called Gorgone. She talks about her unique experiences both as a bottom and a top in...
Feb 1, 2015
Because the rope world is filled with innovative types, MattP, a wicked-fast rigger from Minneapolis talks about his new company "Karma Rope", which uses a pay-what-you-can model for off-the-spool hemp and jute so that everyone can get a taste of quality rope. Matt and Gray talk about more than just marketing, though -...