Episode 5: Dominance and Masculinity Without the Mask
What does healthy dominance and healthy masculinity actually mean, and how can it show up in BDSM without the performance, the ego, or the script?
In this episode of Buried Alive, Rachel sits down with Ryan (Rysta), a grounded, psychologically driven and creative persona whose approach to dominance is less about control, and more about presence, intuition, and care. Together, they explore healthy masculinity, the tension between performance and authenticity, and what it really takes to build trust in kink, connection, and modern dating.
Episode 4: The Impact of Connection - How to Serve As An Impact Top
What does it mean to strike with care? In this episode of Buried Alive, Rachel sits down with Bry — impact player, teacher, and leatherworker — to explore how rhythm, pain, and presence can become a language of intimacy. Together they uncover the poetry in floggers, the tenderness in sadism, and the healing that can live inside every strike.
Episode 3: From Master to Daddy, the Evolution of Roles in Kink and BDSM
In this episode of Buried Alive, Neil reflects on his journey from Master to Daddy—trading rules for tenderness and finding freedom in care. He and Rachel explore role fluidity, emotional labor, and the quiet power of holding space. It’s a conversation about evolving through connection, staying open, and finding yourself in the kink community, one honest moment at a time.
Episode 2: Lessons from a Therapist and Pro Domme
This conversation delves into the intersection of kink and therapy, exploring how kink-friendly therapy can aid personal growth and understanding. Mistress Red, a certified therapist and pro-Domme, discusses the importance of holding space, power dynamics, and the role of self-awareness in both therapy and kink.
Episode 1: Navigating Your Own Taboo Limits
In this episode of Buried Alive, Rachel and Georgina discuss the complexities of exploring kink and taboo limits. They delve into the importance of understanding personal boundaries, the role of consent and safe words, and the emotional and psychological cues that indicate when a scene may be too much.