Knockers, boulders, bazookas, chesticles, jugs, cantaloupes, whatever your preferred term of endearment may be we find boobs interesting both visually and intellectually. This week we’re bringing you our Double D game in the form of titstory to tittyconomics.

America is in an unhealthy relationship with a sweet, sweet poison. K-Ray asks: how much sugar is too much? How much are we actually eating? And what does this have to do with santorum? You’ll wish you never knew, in this week’s Southern Hells!

In the wake of Nike’s controversial Colin Kaepernick campaign, a wave of “Patriotsploitation” is sweeping the nation. Rachel and Kelli discuss the taboo of military criticism in today’s America, and how hiding behind the troops ain’t nothin’ but a big ol’ discourse killer.

What two consenting adults do in the privacy of their bedroom is the topic of this week's episode! Is the BDSM community as damaged as you think they are? How do we prevent college freshman from leaving their parent's nest without understanding what consent means in the sexual realm? Where do I buy a gimp suit, and how do I prevent chafing? Prepare for an ear spankin' hellions!

Well Hellions, we're going to need a moment of silence here at Southern Hells for the death of sanity after covering American Healthcare. Rest in peace, you beautiful bastard.

Money talks and bullshit walks. This week K-Ray takes on millennial finance - spending, saving, debt, and the death of the loyal employee. Featuring the heroic return of the Bullshit Button!

K-Ray loves makers! From people baking hideous bread in their kitchen to Kelli's cool ass latex goods, all the way down to Rachel's ugly ass quilts. What common threads unite these projects? When did this begin? Where are we going? How did we get here?! Some of these questions might get answered on this week's Southern Hells!

Jobs, jobs, jobs! Profits are high, people are employed, and America is breaking production records again. It's a good time to be a blue collar worker... or is it? Rachel and Kelli discuss the nuts and bolts (get it?) of America's manufacturing boom.

Abuse doesn't always look like it's portrayed on television. Some types of abuse and abusers are much more difficult to spot, especially through the fog known as "trauma bonding". Rachel and Kelli discuss some lesser known types of abuse, warning signs, the brain chemistry of an abuse victim, and why you should never ask, "why do they stay?"

This week Kelli and Rachel cover abortion rights in the US. What are the misconceptions? Who is having them? Why are faith-based "Crisis Pregnancy Centers" funded with my secular dollars?! Why are we STILL arguing about this!? You gotta fight, for your right, to make choooooooices.