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It’s not all fun and games on the DungeonPlace podcast this week as the panel talks about experimenting on the masses with electricity, Milgram, broadening your BDSM experience…all in Part 1 of Episode 23.

• “A Modern Twist to Milgrams Shocking Experiment”
  • http://ac360.blogs.cnn.com/2010/03/17/a-modern-twist-to-milgrims-shocking-experiment/
  • http://www.stanleymilgram.com/

• How do you broaden your experience?
  • http://www.altsexclasses.com/

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FetishCast

1) Lighting up the Grid

• Dangers? Basic warnings for ALL electric play

• The top 5 toys from cheap to pricey.

• Why are we so damn afraid of this edge?

Buy a Violet Wand Kit!

Purchase a Violet Wand Kit!

http://www.violetwands.net/
http://www.violetwand.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamo
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electroshock_weapon

2) What’s Your Flavor?(How we got to the roles we live)

Kinky Word of the day.
Dollification: the process of evolving, mentally and physically, into a “living doll.”
http://www.dollification.com/
http://myrubberdolly.com/

Site of the day: www.bodymod.org

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©Tutivillus Sadist Podcast

I wander fondly through the memory of a lost toy named ‘Lil-Fucker. Happily I have some good news to report!

-Tutivillus

Tags: sadist,sadism,electricity,magneto,electrical play,binding,screams,needles,pain,happiness,toys

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Paint brush, air brush, roller. Paint it on and turn your submissive into a living circuit. 

Bare Conductive Ink

Looking at the picure, there are many, many possibilities (and many questions) that come to mind when I look at this.  I have an Evil Genius at hand who is looking into the multiple options in case the creators of this product stay mum.

Tour their Site, take a look and learn more. This could be great fun!

Developed by Royal College of Art students Becky Pilditch, Matt Johnson, Isabel Lizardi and Bibi Nelson, this non-toxic conductive ink, called “Bare Conductive,” seems like it’d be great for electronic musicians and performers of all kinds. 

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