Are we too nice to reality TV contestants? Was Jackie (LIB) legally allowed to keep her engagement ring? How confident would you be in running up a wooden half-pipe wall? When is keeping something a secret (i.e., a lie of omission) the best choice? Is there such a thing as “lawlessness” in the Alaska wilderness? Tune in for our most chaotic episode yet (by a long shot, tbh).
Liz Parnov’s husband/boyfriend’s clothing company (again)
Anya Richkind’s Autostraddle article “Meet the Queer Women Contestants of ‘Survivor’ Season 44”
Nat Geo’s Restaurants at the End of the World
Top Chef Contestant Victoire Gouloubi
2 Black Girls, 1 Rose podcast
Christina’s recommendation: Survivor US Blood vs. Water Season 27(streaming on Hulu)
The Traitors (US) is casting for season two
Jackie from Love is Blind’s recent Instagram post
Out of the Pods podcast
Levenson & Gottman’s Marital interaction: Physiological linkage and affective exchange.
Connecticut’s Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz & the LGBTQ+ Caucus on Ru Paul
Article on 2nd circuit court dismissing lawsuit aiming to ban trans athletes from competing in Connecticut
Levine et al.’s The surprising costs of silence: Asymmetric preferences for prosocial lies of commission and omission
Article on the Vatican’s rejection of the Doctrine of Discovery
Andy Denhart’s interview with Jill from Outlast on Reality Blurred
00:00-Homeroom, Highs/Lows, Open Questions, and Teach Evaluations [spoilers for Top Chef Season 20, the Challenge: World Championship Season 1, The Race to Survive Alaska Season 1, Love is Blind Season 4, and Survivor Season 44]
33:50-Seminar - Survivor U.S. Season 44, Episode 6
47:50-Seminar - Love is Blind Season 4
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