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Enter the forbidden realms of human desire with Madeline and Eamon, your curious, kinky tour guides. Because deep down, you know you like it.
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The podcast covers a range of themes including Internal Family Systems (IFS) as it relates to BDSM, the philosophy and psychology of kink, and the role of trust and consent in erotic relationships. Episodes feature discussions on topics such as the liberation found in role play, the impact of cultural phenomena like Fifty Shades of Grey, and the connection between kink and personal growth.
Enter the forbidden realms of human desire with Madeline and Eamon, your curious, kinky tour guides. Because deep down, you know you like it.
What if your kink is a key to your healing?
In this episode, Eamon sits down with Chloe Macintosh, founder of Kama, to explore how kink and somatic awareness can be used to understand early imprints, work through shame, and build more honest relationships.
They discuss Chloe’s personal journey into conscious sexuality, the link between formative memories and erotic wiring, and how containment and co-regulation support deeper intimacy. Chloe shares the story of a pivotal roleplay experience, reflects on working with male clients, and challenges the idea that kink is something separate from everyday life or healing work.
Chloe Macintosh is the founder of Kama, a sex and wellness platform offering guided practices and tools to help people connect with their erotic intelligence. She previously worked in design and tech before turning her attention to intimacy, embodiment, and pleasure-based personal development.
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