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EP 45 | OJI PAN

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Shibari Study Podcast: EP 45 | OJI PAN

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[00:00:10] Wicked Wren Greetings to all my guys, gals and non-binary pals. Welcome to the Shibari Study Podcast. I'm your host, Wren. Shibari Study is an online learning resource offering video tutorials for beginners through advanced practitioners. Whether you're brand new to the world of shibari and needing to learn the basics, or a seasoned rigger or rope bottom seeking inspiration to push your practice to new places, there's something for you at shibaristudy.com. Today I'm talking to Andrew. You'll know Andrew as OjiPan online. Andrew uses he/him pronouns. He's a rope switch, an instructor and a "raconteur". I have no idea what that word means and I've debated saying it in the intro.

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