[CONTENT WARNING: incredibly NSFW episode!! it also includes allusions to SA. stay safe out there, friends!! ,

sex symbol extraordinaire mickey sorrow (michael sorrow, if you're nasty!) discusses bad sex scenes put to film (and digital) in cinema. there IS such a thing as a GOOD sex scene - but mickey doesn't know too much about that.

[CONTENT WARNING: brief mention of pedophilia, multiple references to violence. stay safe out there, friends! <3]

mickey knows absolutely nothing about superheroes and supervillains - outside of their stereotypical naming conventions. and maybe that's enough?

in this episode, mickey tries not quite his best, but certainly enough, to create new superhero, villain, and otherwise... other identities, based around the concept of people being named "[blank]man". ("blankman" would be a good one, but that one actually never comes up.)

mickey - historically, and as we all know - doesn't know a single goddamn thing about video games... or DOES he?

today, mickey - with the help of google and top google search results for very specific questions - sets out to discover which video game glitches are scary (basically none of them), which video game graphics are good (basically all of them), and why he was introduced to "hellboy" as a young child (i mean, clearly it shaped him and all, but STILL).

do you like video games? you won't after this episode!

noted lifelong scam artist mickey sorrow takes on the MLM/pyramid scheme scene by planning to infiltrate as many individual schemes as possible and... maybe destroy it from the inside out? it turns out he wouldn't even be that great at multi-level marketing anyway, so any potential outcome kinda doesn't matter, at this point, but the episode is kinda funny.

[CONTENT WARNING: this episode contains references to zoophilia, CSA, and dysphoria, as well as some mild injury/gore mentions. stay safe out there, friends!! <3}

mickey pretty frequently finds himself in a bit of a bind...er. a binder. a chest binder, to be exact. but just because he does something frequently doesn't mean he's historically done it WELL. so let's explore mickey's best and worst attempts at binding!

[CONTENT WARNING: this episode has explicit references to zoophilia, pedophilia, & nazism. stay safe, friends!! <3]

while cooped up with COVID-19 (for the third time) a few months ago, mickey learned a lot - perhaps TOO much - about furry community drama. where does all that knowledge and information go? right into this episode of the podcast!

mickey discusses zoophiles (all of whom need to fuck off), nazi furs (all of whom also need to fuck off), and "ugly" fursuits (who are fine, bc mickey doesn't understand what makes them ugly bc mickey's not good at fashion).

mickey can't technically knit - but it's the holiday season, so he has to convince himself & everyone else around him that he can. but, in the spirit of the holidays, creativity, and the mid-2000s internet meme culture, mickey's decided to take a look at what the web thinks are some of the worst knitted and crocheted pieces of all time... many of which he ultimately disagrees with, seeing as, as previously mentioned, he cannot knit.

notorious audio-only drag king mickey sorrow takes a deep dive into r/rpdrcringe, which may be cringe in and of itself, honestly.

mickey is fascinated by two elements of internet media that he's equally unable to produce: video game commentary, & video game anti-commentary. armed with a free games website & a dream, let's see what he can do!

[CONTENT WARNING: major references to sexual assault/rape, self-injury, and substance use, as well as general NSFW content.]

mickey attempts to have a discussion on the idea of using media as a way of healing from trauma. mickey is overwhelmingly bad at having this discussion, as it's a discussion, and he's bad at those just generally. but idk, hopefully there's something worthwhile in there anyway.