Behind the Paddle
Welcome to "Behind the Paddle", the podcast that explores the fascinating world of sex across a wide spectrum of topics; from LGBTQ+ and feminine power, to kink, sex work and the adult industry. We aim to inform, inspire and entertain, featuring expert interviews, compelling stories, and thought provoking discussions.
Join Porcelain Victoria (a very experienced Pro-Dominatrix of 8yrs) on a funny and wonderfully truthful look at the world through the lens of BDSM practitioners working in the sex industry.
She will also be answering listeners questions about real-life queries which will be discussed on the podcast. These can be sent in via email or through any
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Feeling a bit more daring? Send her in your photos, videos and messages, alongside a tribute and be prepared for public humiliation and degradation as they delve into the more intense aspects of kink and submission.
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Behind the Paddle
E38:The Night the Nazis Burned Knowledge: The Destruction of the Institute of Sexology
Welcome to Behindthepaddlepodcast hosted by Porcelain Victoria. In this compelling episode, we delve into the harrowing events of May 6, 1933, when the Nazis raided the Institute of Sexology in Berlin, a groundbreaking institution founded by Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld. This episode explores the vibrant landscape of 1930s Berlin, where progressive ideas about sexuality and gender flourished, and highlights Hirschfeld’s pioneering work in LGBTQ+ rights and sexual research.
We examine the political climate that allowed the Nazis to rise to power and their obsession with “racial purity,” which led to a brutal crackdown on anything they deemed “degenerate.” Listeners will hear a vivid recounting of the night the SA stormtroopers stormed the Institute, destroying invaluable research and leading to the symbolic book burnings that would follow just days later.
The discussion extends to the devastating aftermath of this destruction, including the broader Nazi persecution of LGBTQ+ individuals and the lasting legacy of Hirschfeld’s work, which continued to inspire future generations of activists.
As we draw parallels to today’s world, we confront the ongoing struggles against book bans, attacks on LGBTQ+ education, and the resurgence of authoritarianism. This episode serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of preserving knowledge and protecting the rights of marginalized communities in the face of oppression.
Join us as we reflect on the past and discuss why understanding this history matters now more than ever in our fight for justice and equality.
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