Part 2 of the interview with Lee Harrington, where he and Gray talk more about the Rope Life. You can find part one here, and help make More Shibari You Can Use a reality by contributing to the IndieGoGo page here!

image: Lee Harrington showing the Ropecast what Twue Wope Submission must certainly look like... Fresh from a GRUE in Los Angeles, Gray does a quick interview with Charlie Frown, organizer of the "Scavenger Rope Bomb" which was so much fun after the GRUE.

Osaka rope artists Saki Kamijoo and Aya Yuuki join the Ropecast to talk about life as Rock & Roll Riggers in Japan. Saki (who has been called the "Fastest Hands in the East" by Graydancer) and Aya talk about teaching, learning, playing, boots, gas mas

Thanks to the continued support of the Devil's Mask Society, Graydancer is joined on the Ropecast by Kazami Ranki, a Japanese bondage performer and teacher based in Osaka. With the translation help of Kikoropes and support from Demonsix, they talk about t

Master K, the author of "The Beauty of Kinbaku", shares the news of the release of the Japanese edition of his book. Of course, he and Gray also get off track and talk about performance, rope teaching, cumulative injuries on bottoms, and much more. 

My passion is using ropes as an art mediumand painting the human body like a canvas using Japanese delicate style of rope bondage. - Kasumi With the translation help of Kikorope (who you met in the last Ropecast) and technical support from the Devi

Graydancer covers some business (such as the upcoming GRUEs in San Fran, Washington DC, Los Angeles, and South Carolina) as well as giving kudoes to his fellow performers at Morpheous' Bondage Extravaganza. Then it's full steam ahead into a ropetastic int

Graydancer shares some listener mail and corrections before we finish off the GRUE Pitt Fishbowl Discussion with: Tops answering the questions bottoms and switches wanted to ask! This podcast is sponsored by the Devils Mask Society and listeners

Gray shares some of his experiences traveling for the past month, beginning with an interview with Jodi Bingham of the National Leather Association-Utah chapter as well as head of the Wasatch Academy for the Refinement of Ladies & Gentlemen of Leather

Gray lays out the bare bones of the 2013 Shibaricon Concerns as well as the event's Response, with minimal commentary and hope for the future. If you're tired of that whole thing, skip up to 19:33; it's on to happier subjects as the Switches at the GRUE