WE go back to the crazy stupid sex stories that are always Darwin approved, from a man whose personal kink gets him killed to an unfortunate series of events that happens to a young couple during their lovemaking, we got a little something for everyone.

This week, we begin our studies into the teachings of Satanism by starting with the founder of the most recognized denomination Anton LaVey, founder of the Church of Satan. This week, we look at the early life of the man up to his blossoming as a teacher of the esoteric and supernatural. And much like most of his movie appearances, Channing Tatum makes an appearance and sidelines the whole show for Josh.

Just in time to be one day late. This episode, we look at the origins of the Hallmark Holiday: Valentine's Day. From the 3 different possible St Valentine to the origins of the idea of someone being your valentine. It's all here in on easy to digest podcast. Plus, we discuss a very specific NSFW gif, that if you Columbo enough, you can know what we're laughing about.

Covid ain't gonna stop us, ya'll. Rubin and Don still managed to get an episode to you despite the plague trying to stop us. In an example of Guerilla Podcasting, they are joined by Don's wife, Cyndi to discuss the PMRC and the senate hearing on the evils of porn rock. A list of which consisted of 20% Prince songs. Then we go into the stupidity that is back masking and the ultimate outcome when the heavy metal band Judas Priest were put on trial for supposedly driving their fans to commit suicide using subliminal messages.

Covid ain't gonna stop us, ya'll. Rubin and Don still managed to get an episode to you despite the plague trying to stop us. In an example of Guerilla Podcasting, they are joined by Don's wife, Cyndi to discuss the PMRC and the senate hearing on the evils of porn rock. A list of which consisted of 20% Prince songs. Then we go into the stupidity that is back masking and the ultimate outcome when the heavy metal band Judas Priest were put on trial for supposedly driving their fans to commit suicide using subliminal messages.

This week we take a step back and look at the Satanic Panic itself and what it was. We talk about the origins of the panic, what the panic was over and whether or not we have learned anything in the 40 years that have followed. We meet some of the players that will have a part in the story later down the road and their questionable practices that led many people into criminal convictions and ruined careers.

We dive back into the Darwin awards and discuss three men who have an overwhelming need for pork chops and a man who decided that a killer whale tank at Sea World was the perfect place to skinny dip. Also, there is a brief story about the 1990s Disney Three Musketeers movie, Rubin's penchant for drugs and the boys discuss the horrors of insomnia. It's a little all over the place, but it still works.

It doesn't get better from here as we delve into some Albert Fish levels of gross this week. Sharknado 3's Will Wiley joins us again as we look deeper than we ever want to go into Crowley's sex magic. If you are offended by a certain "C" word, we highly recommend you skip to the time 49:06 after the trigger warning. We read two of Crowley's more infamous poems and they would make Albert Fish blush. so please, take heed of our warning.

It doesn't get better from here as we delve into some Albert Fish levels of gross this week. Sharknado 3's Will Wiley joins us again as we look deeper than we ever want to go into Crowley's sex magic. If you are offended by a certain "C" word, we highly recommend you skip to the time 49:06 after the trigger warning. We read two of Crowley's more infamous poems and they would make Albert Fish blush. so please, take heed of our warning.

We dive once again into the Darwin awards, only this time, it's all about the sex. Three stories about men doing ungodly things to their members in the pursuit of sexual gratification and the unfortunate events that occur as a result. You might need a trigger warning on this one as it gets rough in spots. To all our male listeners, I'm sorry.