Recorded and summarized with TrueCaller. Generated transcript available on Discord.

Delbert opens with a few words about some terrible Z-class horror movies he's watched recently, but stick with it -- we hang tough to discuss biology's impact on gender, the moral authority of natural law, and the dangers of men setting themselves up as spiritual authorities.

A little foreplay with a discussion of one of Delbert's favorite past-times: cheesy Creature Features, followed by an in-depth bone-down from Caco on how his community has been disrupted by AI-generated sexually explicit voice acting. A little cuddling about Warhammer and RPGs at the end. CONTAINS EXTREMELY EXPLICIT DESCRIPTIONS.

11/8/2022 - Cacophony vs Delbert - Christian High School Basketball, The Squirrel Nut Hoarders, Cutting Entitlements to Those In Need, Generational Wealth, Voting How You're Told, The One Issue Voter, Cool Hand Luke Takes Down Toho's Godzilla

I recorded this episode because I got mad about propaganda-like anti-Ukraine arguments online, and felt the need to rant about it in a slightly unhinged fashion for a bit. But me and Delbert roamed across a wide range of topics, including the appropriateness of politics as a subject for casual conversation, 4chan shock videos, and The Equalizer's "Sword of Damocles."

Here me and "Delbert" discuss the responsibility we have as citizens not to distribute information to a global audience that will almost certainly be used to harm individual people in a targeted way. Is there such a responsibility? Or are ideas so inherently valuable they are divorced from consequence, quality, and accuracy?

In this episode, Delbert and I discuss police responses as they are commonly perceived or misperceived in our culture, and share some of our own ridiculous run-ins with "The Boys in Blue" as poor white trash from rural Kentucky.

Here I rant and rave about the duplicity in our political systems, and Delbert reminds us all that sometimes it's important to call out bullcrap when you see it.

In this episode, me and Delbert wax poetic about whether or not research studies should be prohibited that might negatively impact marginalized communities, even if those communities are not a subject of the study.

Here we discuss a recent article in a Beltway magazine that ponders what a parent should do with a child that identifies as a gender opposite its sex -- seemingly from an age too young to understand such things.