Retro Cascade Knicker Wetting Fetish Magazine from the 90s

 - Cascade Magazine Content -

• Overview

  • Niche adult publication active in the late 1980s and 1990s

  • Subscription-only distribution

  • Advertised discreetly in adult publications due to legislative restrictions

• Magazine's Content and Focus

  • Fictional fetish stories centered on wetting scenarios

  • “Accident” narratives involving lingerie and denim

  • Humorous toilet-themed material

  • Reader letters and community-submitted contributions

• Cascade's Production Evolution

  • Early editions were hand-written and photocopied

  • Originated as an underground print publication

  • Later transitioned to more professionally formatted issues

  • Selected issues now available in digital PDF format (from $2.00)

  • Some 1990s back issues remain in circulation, though certain editions are unavailable

• Historical Context

  • Emerged during the rise of adult telephone lines and niche fetish publishing

  • Reflected growing demand for specialized adult content

  • Operated during a period of limited mainstream distribution channels

• Legal Challenges

  • Faced legal scrutiny and police intervention

  • Experienced material confiscations and production disruptions

  • Ceased operations after roughly ten years due to mounting legal and personal pressures

• Community & Cultural Legacy

  • Developed a loyal subscriber base

  • Remembered by readers as polite, well-written and community-oriented

  • Produced compilation eMagazines featuring archived material from earlier fetish publications

  • Now considered a cultural artifact of underground print culture and evolving attitudes toward sexual expression in the late 20th century

Detailed History of Cascade eMagazine

In the 90s decade, Retro Cascade was one of a handful of Adult magazines which specialised in the urination fetish, concentrating mainly on knicker wetting or panties peeing, women bursting to pee accidents and ladies bladder holding. It had annual subscribers world wide. Bearing in mind that this was before the days of the internet, everything was done by post.
Advertising for Cascade knicker wetting magazine had to be in top shelf magazines or newspapers that had an Adult audience to comply with legislation.

It was a mono publication (an A4 sheet folded in half to make A5) and it was available by subscription only. Retro Cascade magazine had male & female readers and most of them contibuted to the magazine's the readership, it derived mostly by the input and suggestions from the subscribers. There was no smut, no mention of shit nor were there any 4 letter words, it was a pleasant to read quarterly pee mag.
The very first Retro Cascade was very crudely produced by the way it looked, but it had to start somewhere, we had never produced a fetish magazine before (or any magazine for that matter) it sort of landed in our lap, we were always open to critisism (or praise) from our readers (subscribers) and as the years went by, it became a lot smarter looking and certainly more legible!

Retro Cascade Knicker Wetting Magazine was an idea born out of the 80s and 90s Adult telephone lines (0898). We already had a recording studio where we recorded Adult cassette tapes for other phone companies and of course, Cascade's own block of 'wet pee sex' telephone lines, considering there was nothing else, they did very well.

For anyone who was curious for information on the Retro Cascade publication, we advertised an ordinary landline number in top shelf magazines, when dialled, the person would hear a pre-recorded message for the interested parties to listen to a 3 minute recording all about Cascade and it's content, this was so they could get the PO Box address and the full Cascade Knicker Wetting mag. details, so it was up to the caller if they wanted to become a subscriber, it was so obvious that us peeing fetish folks needed a publication that was full of panties wetting and peeing stuff so that we could all read page after page in one publication.

You have to remember that this was late 80s early 90s and technology was slow in advancing, CDs weren't even commonplace yet and computers were a new thing, they were expensive and even if you bought one, you'd still have to learn how to work it and that was a nightmare in itself.

So the very first Cascade panties wetting magazine used the subscribers' original letters which were stuck to A4 pages, then photo-copied (oh yeh, we bought a photocopier too). Those hand written pages have since been re-formatted and neatly typed in all the magazines we have on here in our Cascade Mag Shop that are currently for sale thank goodness!

In a very short while we were using our house as an office and we were quite happy doing that, we operated with a PO Box number so our home address was never revealed. We were supplying a secret service which was 90% text, so we thought we weren't doing any harm, it wasn't on sale publically, people had to apply. We kept books and paid our taxes but, of course, thinking that we were legitimate was only our considered opinion, the Police thought differently.

There were so many setbacks trying to produce Casdade, mainly by the police, the prosecutions in the courts and the relavent authorities who classified the very tame Cascade as porn, well, maybe it would've been back in the Victorian era, but in the 90s? No, but Cascade was easy meat for the vultures to pounce on, to score points and make them look good.
The (December 1993) humiliating court appearances caught up with us in the end, it was a shame because producing Cascade was a joy, but the risks that went along with it started to affect our marraige and we were both tired of living on a knife edge and our home being raided and nearly everything being taken away (confiscated), so we decided to cease publication of the Cascade Knicker Wetting Magazine after exactly 10 years.

But in that 90s decade we'd made a lot of like minded friends and aquaintances who are still in touch and they look in from time to time and mention the 'good old days' - days which were produced initially on an Amstrad 256 and a second-hand photocopier!

Looking back it was fun, we certainly didn't get rich, but we were letting ordinary pee loving people like-minded folks. Cascade was a 'polite' panties peeing magazine, it was written properly in Queen's English and it was well presented, without crudities. Cascade was also noted many times for being kind.

HERE is the link to go to the list of the
Wet Compilation eMagazines (WCs)

Read a how the Wet Compliation Magazines materialised!

The Cascade 'Wet Compilations' eMagazines came out of demand: readers of Cascade suggested that some of the older peeing magazines (which were out of print and really scarce), had early knicker wetting stories and ladies' wet pee sex peeing letters & pictures. It turned out that our subscribers were talking of content taken from the now extinct wet pee sex magazines of the 70's & 80's: Search, Relate, Extra, Caprice, Fiesta, Quirk & Astra etc.
An appeal was sent out to our Cascade subscribers and an advert in 'Forum' magazine and together they bore fruit, so we set about compiling WC1 and WC2 - but still the packets of old mags just kept coming to PO Box 21, so we kept going too!
Unfortunately and very sadly, when we had our police raids, loads of irreplaceable content was 'confiscated' and never recovered, also new WCs that were ready to print went into the cops van as well, so some extracts aren't available and they never will be.
So, these Cascade Wet Compilation eMagazines that we have here are the last glimpses you're going to get of the wonderful world of wet pee sex as it was back in the day, they enabled us to have a sneaky peek into the 50s, 60s and 70s kinky lavatory life in those decades, but of course, the sensual 70s came with it's odd Victorian sensory laws which still persist today, these were the guidelines of which Cascade was a victim of more than once.
Click the WC link in the box below, you'll go to the Cascade WCs page.

Hear Victoria Peeing on YouTube

You can read some of the Cascade eMagazine history by the original subscribers' comments here on Omarashi

. . . and again, mentioned here under Wikipedia Omorashi

. . .

Omorashi Wikipedia

@MyPoorLittleBladder (videos)