“If you’re back there, you should be honored.”
Maitresse Rainbow (aka DojaBrap & Thee GA Goddess) is a Black, Queer, femme + disabled Pro Dominatrix in Atlanta, GA, who talks about farting on white men, witchcraft, sweat, odor, denim farts, overcoming the stigma of fart fetishism, and paving a new path for those who appreciate the beauty of her gas.
“I want a consistent local sub for my farts.”
Continue reading Maitresse Rainbow (aka DojaBrap & Thee GA Goddess) – 10.2026
“Who hasn’t had a threesome that started like this?”
Rope goddess, proud fem daddy, and poly household leader Briska returns to The YKF Cinema Show for a raw, joyful, and explicit deep dive into John Cameron Mitchell’s cult classic SHORTBUS — the 2006 NYC erotic masterpiece packed with unsimulated sex, chaotic orgies, queer healing, and post-9/11 messiness. Briska reveals how this film literally changed her life as a young sexual health advocate, why it still hits different 20 years later, and how it mirrors real kink community vibes — the good, the messy, the patriotic ass-singing, and everything in between. Consent is sexy. Trauma dumping at sex parties. Dominatrix real talk. Poly negotiations. Vibrating eggs gone wrong. We discuss why this unapologetically raw indie film remains a gateway AND provocation for the kink & queer community.
“Short Bus fundamentally changed my life.”
“Our mom had impeccable taste.”
Recorded in the wake of their mother’s memorial, Anna Valentina and her brother are reunited on YKF to discuss the passing of their mother. Anna brings her actual sibling on the mic — the person who knows all her secrets — for a raw, honest conversation about grief, family, authenticity, and the powerful Korean matriarch who shaped them both. From late-night “biology lessons” through the bedroom wall to leather boots, pearls, and unapologetic female strength, they trace how their mother’s example flows directly into Anna’s life as a pro Domme and into David’s own path. No judgment, just real talk about loss in waves, acceptance, bravery, and running toward what scares you. This episode proves how kink, family, and real life can hold space together.
“I’m sorry I didn’t understand you more.”
“I always wanted to pistol whip somebody.” – Griselda Venum
Griselda Venum and Nicholas Tanek break down the film, TRAINING DAY. They explore the film’s layered trauma of rape, the corrosive nature of power, chess versus checkers, Denzel Washington’s timeless performance, and the smiles-and-cries duality that makes the movie unforgettable. Was Jake Hoyt the shepherd? And does King Kong have shit on Alonzo?
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Griselda Venum educates Nicholas Tanek on the BDSM of PULP FICTION. We talk about how the gimp’s representation of the BDSM community, fetishistic murder, what’s in the case, who keyed Vincent Vega’s car, the toxic romance of Butch, and how Vincent Vega ruins everything!
Continue reading PULP FICTION f/ Griselda Venum – (The YKF Cinema Show)
“I think that was the most fun I’ve had ruining an orgasm.”
Valerie von Vice is a legendary Lifestyle and Professional Domme who started The Haus of Obsidian, an event group focused on Femme-Led dynamics and high-protocol parties. We discuss keyholding, various chastity devices, burlesque, Washington D.C., advice for keyholders, and the secrets behind throwing a pegging party.
“He needed the foot.”
Mistress Anne returns to YKF to tell of her evolution from a brutal sadist into the Mommy Domme role. We discuss FISTING with both feet, seeing sissies on the streets, and fisting someone while being made to watch the World Series.
“You didn’t want vanilla? This is what you get.”
“I want to be free-free”
Karen Joyner-Washington, (also known as Wintah Storm), is a poet, spoken word artist, and author from Allendale, SC. In this episode, we delve into her work with P.E.A.C.E., a nonprofit organization that utilizes the arts to inspire and uplift communities. We explore her poetry, books, and music, while she graces us with three powerful—and deliciously kinky—poems. Plus, Nicholas Tanek debuts of his poem, “Kink Helps Kink.”
“Someone’s gonna remember me.”
Continue reading Karen Joyner-Washington (Wintah Storm) – 9.2025
