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
E50: Fire and Thunder: The Legacy of John Brown
Fire and Thunder: The Legacy of John Brown
“His body lies a-mouldering in the grave, but his soul goes marching on.”
Before the first shot of the Civil War, one man launched a private war against slavery and changed the course of American history. Fire and Thunder is a gripping, immersive, four-hour deep dive into the life, mission, and legacy of John Brown, the radical abolitionist who believed that slavery could only be destroyed by blood and fire.
From his violent stand in Bleeding Kansas to the audacious raid on Harpers Ferry, and finally to the gallows where he died a martyr, this podcast brings Brown’s story to life with rich historical detail, dramatic pacing, and hard questions that still echo today.
Was he a terrorist or a freedom fighter? Prophet or fanatic? What does it mean to fight for justice, and how far is too far?
Featuring expert narration, immersive sound design, and the voices of historians and abolitionists past and present, Fire and Thunder unpacks not just the man but the revolution he sparked.
History isn’t just what happened; it’s what still haunts us.
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