Allen takes a look at straight actors and ponders the reasons for performing in gay adult entertainment and if they ever get bored during their scenes.  He also considers the possibility, or maybe the horror, of creating an OnlyFans site as a means of financial support.

Everybody slips up and says the wrong thing at the worst possible time at some point in their lives and Allen takes a look back at some of his biggest blunders with his blabbering mouth.

Allen makes irreverent and unscientific observations into his own concept of genetics and how our DNA may affect every aspect of our lives including our taste in music and art. He also seeks an answer to the question "what's the meaning of life?"

Jumping back on the old soap box, Allen unleashes on supporters of the orange clown and their efforts to destroy the democratic republic known as the USA.

Finding a five dollar bill in a parking lot leads to this week's discussion about ego and the effort people make to impress others.

Ears burning? Nose Itching?  Allen takes a look at some of the most well-known folklore he experienced while living in the south and their meanings. And where would a discussion about the south be without a discussion of the house wine of the south known as sweet tea.  But before all that, Allen reflects on a dinner date gone wrong.

A shocked reaction from a bartender leads to this week's discussion about the good ole days before ATMs and cell phones and how people managed to survive without such luxuries.

A sexy encounter at the grocery store inspires Allen to discuss exhibitionism and he addresses the question: what if you could choose not to be gay?

Feeling nostalgic, Allen takes a trip back in time to reminisce on the childhood joys of summertime in the south

A man in New Orleans fired from his music teaching position at a Catholic school when parents discovered the obituary of his deceased husband leads to a discussion about trust.

Allen muses over the reason he believes some men don't like to kiss and the potential connection with their egos which leads to a discussion about people with manipulative behaviors. Allen questions why people in general are seduced by manipulative personalities and openly wonders if all of our behaviors are based on fear.