On this episode, Ren raises a glass to recently deceased Lindsay Graham, mostly to celebrate the end of a notorious flip-flopping war hawk Trump toady whose spine consisted of rice pudding. Featuring pissy power bottoms, asking for the piercing parlor's manager, and watching someone being radicalized via Goodreads.

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On this episode, Ren and Ginger finally reunite to listen to quotes about patriotism, fascism, and every dictator's idol, Abraham Lincoln. Featuring lots of butts, meanmugging toddlers, and the age old question: Would you still love me (sexually) if I was a worm?

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We are almost back in business, folks! In the meantime, here is a fun little sidebar with Ren and her husband, Reek, discussing the wild sh*t kids say, farting hygiene, the ethics of boy trips, and virginal births. Featuring Ren hitting the microphone multiple times and Reek's former line cook energy.

On this episode, Ginger is gonna make this so weird! We're talking intactivists, a very niche corner of the internet, which is claims "No Foreskin, No Peace." Unfortunately, this group also overlaps with men's rights activists, incels, and the other cool internet kids, all with a healthy dose of--what else?--antisemitism. Featuring crusty pasta nipples, clitoris envy, and another term Ginger has to explain to her Dad.

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On this episode, Ginger and Ren discuss Anthony Comstock, a horny prude and cop for God that made it everyone's problem, even for us today. Featuring America First data mining, making microphones illegal for men, and two different musical references.

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On this episode, Ren describes how the incel subculture has evolved into viral Gen Z slang, culminating in the rise of Clavicular, a looksmaxxing influencer who smashes his jaw with a hammer and parties with all the worst people. Featuring a truly nightmare blunt rotation, Ginger waxing about the benefits of a sociology degree, and Critter's first vocal appearance on the podcast.

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On this Not-Actually-The-Jeffrey-Epstein-Episode episode, Ren discusses how the Epstein files came to be, how Pam promised to release them, and how easily Pam's promises are broken. Featuring the return of Beans, the spaghetti wall, and Momo demanding, "Release the files!"

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On this Not-Actually-The-Jeffrey-Epstein-Episode episode, Ren discusses how the Epstein files came to be, how Pam promised to release them, and how easily Pam's promises are broken. Featuring the return of Beans, the spaghetti wall, and Momo demanding, "Release the files!"

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On this Not-Actually-The-Jeffrey-Epstein-Episode episode, Ren discusses how the Epstein files came to be, how Pam promised to release them, and how easily Pam's promises are broken. Featuring the return of Beans, the spaghetti wall, and Momo demanding, "Release the files!"

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On this Not-Actually-The-Jeffrey-Epstein-Episode episode, Ren discusses how the Epstein files came to be, how Pam promised to release them, and how easily Pam's promises are broken. Featuring the return of Beans, a spaghetti wall, and Momo demanding, "Release the files!"

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