Leather Talk - with Mr. Bullet Leather 2020

Chris Mr. CSW 2023 Episode 2

In part 2 we talk about Chris's journey through to earning his title as Mr. CSW 2022, his thoughts and experiences on body positivity, and his new and thriving event known as, "Perverso."

Chris V Mr. CSW 2023

Chris V (Mr. CSW 2023) talks about his journey as a leather man, weho queen, and  his years working towards the title of competition for the Mr. CSW leather title in Los Angeles. Get ready... for some more Leather Talk! 

Glenda Rider Part 2

Glenda Rider Part 1

Glenda Rider is a 59 year old leatherdyke who has dedicated the past 30+ years to Making Play Happen. She is an activist, an educator, a community organizer, and an event producer with a long history of contributions to the LGBT community, the Leather/BDSM community, and women’s communities across the country. Get ready, for some more Leather Talk! 

Michael Lara Part 2

Michael Lara

Michael Lara is the owner of the Bullet Bar  and the Mr. Bullet Leather title competition in North Hollywood, CA. Michael comes on the show today for our 100th episode to share his experiences and recollect some of his fondest memories in the leather and kink community of the years. 
 

Transcendent Moments

This week we have a bonus episode where Scott and I speak about some of life transcendent moments and how experiences with kink and BDSM can not just be physical, but also psychological, spiritual and magical! 

Angel Rincon Mr. Los Angeles Leather 2022

Our next guest describes themeselves as a BONE-ified Butch Queen, and is known for skillfully entering the room purse first. He's involved with organizations such as Payasos and the AIDS Life Cylcle, and holds the titles of  Mr. Sister Leather 2020 and Mr. Los Angeles Leather 2022.
 
Get ready, for some more Leather Talk. 

Deb Hoffman - Wade Part 2

Deb has been part of the leather community for 23 years, known she was gay forever and came out with a vengeance 45 years ago. She is an adoring Ma’am, a wee bit bossy, genuinely tries to be nice, and ids as a Dominant.
She has taught classes for the Leather Leadership Conference (San Francisco and Los Angeles), The Citadel, Northwest Leather Celebration, The Exiles San Francisco, EvoRev3, and The Big Pink House.
She proudly served as Folsom Street Events as the Bootblack Concierge for Dore Alley and Folsom Street for many years with Boy Jean.
Deb has an undergraduate degree in theology and a Masters in Theology and Social Work. Professionally, she retired from social work in 1999. She was a college instructor for the University of Minnesota and the Women’s Theological Institute teaching Leadership, Development Pedagogy, and Spirituality. She was a favorite presenter for many years at the National Social Worker Association teaching “Thank You For Being A Pain: Getting Along With Difficult People”. In the 1970’s Deborah was appointed by the Governor of Minnesota to be the first open lesbian on the MN Department of Corrections Advisory Board. She was awarded a National Community Service Medal for her work in building collaborations and her 30years of work with homeless families, domestic violence, and sexual assault survivors.
Deborah was a columnist for Lavender Press (MPLS/ST. Paul) and Of A Like Mind (Madison, WI) and writes op/ed for Leatherati.com. She is Co-Author of Partners in Change: Building Collaborations.
 

Deb Hoffman-Wade Part 1

Our next guest has been in the Leather Community for 23. years. She’s served numerious leadership roles  and has been a part of producing and co-producing events such as the Northern California Leather Sir, Leatherboy and Community Bootblack titles. She’s currently the Den Mother for Ms. San Francisco Leather and holds the title of Ms. Alemenda Leather 2009. 
She proudly served as Folsom Street Events as the Bootblack Concierge for Dore Alley and Folsom Street for many years with Boy Jean.
Deb has an undergraduate degree in theology and a Masters in Theology and Social Work.  In the 1970’s Deborah was appointed by the Governor of Minnesota to be the first open lesbian on the MN Department of Corrections Advisory Board. She was awarded a National Community Service Medal for her work in building collaborations and her 30years of work with homeless families, domestic violence, and sexual assault survivors.
Deborah was a columnist for Lavender Press (MPLS/ST. Paul) and Of A Like Mind (Madison, WI) and writes op/ed for Leatherati.com. She is Co-Author of Partners in Change: Building Collaborations.