Episode 82 – New to Age Play
Posted on: June 30, 2013
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Description:
Everyone’s journey through age play is unique. But, there’s one thing all age players have in common, everyone had to get started. For our guests, that time of getting started is now. Learn about about the challenges and joys experienced by those who are still in the beginning. If you’re new to age play too, maybe you’ll hear something that will help make your age play journey better. If you’ve been around the nursery for a while, hear how you can better welcome those just joining in.
Hosts: Mae, Mako, & Spacey
Guests: PrettyFlower, Luke, & Miss Lily
Callers: Valentalae & Squee
Recorded: June 25th, 2013 @ 8:45 PM EST
Show Notes:
- Littles Munch web site.
- Fox Tales Times web site.
- TED Talk on The Power of Vulnerability.
- Flowers for Algernon book.
- Camp Crucible
- Frolicon
- Ageventures canada age play event (Could not find a link)
- The Big show episode of the Big Little Podcast.
- Different Loving book.
- You are here.
- Age Play from Diapers to Diplomas book.
- Understanding Infantilism web site.
- Review of “There’s the Baby in My Bed” on Episode 55 of the Big Little Podcast.
- OK Cafe
- Kinky Merit Badges
- Lily’s blog.
2 Responses to "Episode 82 – New to Age Play"
December 27, 2013 at 10:43 pm
I’ve been listening to a few podcast and it’s interresting but sometimes there’s a lot of background noise… especially in this one it sounds like someone is drumming their fingers on the microphone… it’s really distracting…
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October 18, 2013 at 12:34 am
I must admit I found the ‘newbie’ slants and comments against the ‘weirdoes’ and ‘creepy’ people really dull and offensive. Then they had the nerve to complain about forums being ‘harsh’ and ‘aggressive’.
Your guests were patronising, offensive and unbelievably hypocritical – not least because a quick look at the fetlife profiles show that each of them is just as ‘freaky’ as the next kinkster. These people really should learn to grow up.