Topic: Bdsm

Following a discussion on actor Armie Hammer's alleged cannibalism fantasies, a producer whose wife is a professional dominatrix provides insight into the BDSM scene. The letter suggests Hammer's interests are a common "kink" rather than literal intent, and critiques the ignorance of the podcast hosts who originally broke the story.

Actor Armie Hammer, grandson of industrialist Armand Hammer, is facing career-ending allegations of sexual abuse and cannibalistic fantasies. Paige Lorenze, a former partner, appeared on the "Sofia with an F" podcast to describe Hammer's alleged desire to "eat her ribs." The scandal has led to Hammer's divorce and his departure from several high-profile film projects.

The hosts discuss the broader implications of the Armie Hammer scandal, suggesting it reflects a "deviant vibe" in modern millennial sex culture. They argue that widespread access to hardcore pornography has "polluted" young people's perceptions, leading to more violent and aggressive sexual expectations. This trend is linked to the rise of platforms like OnlyFans and the "sugar daddy" business model.

The interview with Paige Lorenze continues with descriptions of "high protocol" BDSM, involving specific arrival times, lingerie requirements, and "knife play." The hosts pivot to a discussion on Section 230, noting it was originally intended to stop platforms like Backpage but is now being used to protect sites like OnlyFans. They express concern over the "slippery slope" of young women entering these environments during lockdowns.

Fox News anchor Ed Henry was fired following allegations of sexual harassment and a BDSM relationship with a co-worker. Subsequent lawsuits have targeted other high-profile figures at the network, including Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity. The hosts discuss the media's framing of Fox News as a "white supremacist cell."

A lengthy donation segment features a $5,580.08 contribution from Benjamin Parker and a discussion on the 150th anniversary of the Transcontinental Railroad. A donor from Dominion Leather offers BDSM gear to "The Keeper," leading to a brief tangent on handmade leather goods. The hosts also acknowledge the ongoing month of Ramadan.

Adam Curry discusses the Showtime series Billions, specifically a scene where a trader expresses fear over Russian hackers crashing the market. The hosts critique the direction of the second season, noting a decrease in the "kinky" content that they believe contributed to the show's initial success.

The hosts cover a variety of "Dimension B" stories, including a university event in San Marcos clarifying the difference between "furries" and "pet play." They also discuss Lindsay Lohan's "burkini" and the UK's consideration of gender-neutral passports.