7 chapters across the catalog
Quebec health officials reported that monkeypox cases have doubled, leading to the administration of smallpox vaccines to high-risk contacts. The discussion explores the demographic spread of the virus and questions whether the symptoms are being confused with shingles or vaccine adverse events. Most cases are reported to be mild with patients expected to recover.
Superman Bisexual Reveal, DC Comics Motto Change
DC Comics announced that the new Superman, Jonathan Kent, is bisexual. Additionally, the character's classic motto has been changed from "Truth, Justice, and the American Way" to "Truth, Justice, and a Better Tomorrow," which the hosts characterize as "Bidenism."
Bohemian Rhapsody Oscar Wins, Bisexual Awareness Week Controversy
Bohemian Rhapsody won multiple Academy Awards, including Best Film Editing, despite a troubled production that saw director Bryan Singer replaced. The film faced backlash from the LGBTQ community for its depiction of Freddie Mercury’s sexuality. Critics noted the irony of the film's success occurring during Bisexual Awareness Week, given the debate over Mercury's identity in the script.
The hosts continue reviewing the UC Davis language guide, focusing on myths about bisexuality and the prohibition of phrases like "you guys" or "fat ass." The guide claims that calling oneself a "fat ass" devalues fat bodies and reinforces harmful assumptions. The hosts argue these guidelines are an example of extreme political correctness in academia.
Starbucks Unicorn Frappuccino Bisexual Pride Controversy
The Starbucks Unicorn Frappuccino sparked a niche controversy due to its color palette resembling the bisexual pride flag. Some online commentators suggested the drink was an intentional or offensive appropriation of LGBTQ symbols, leading to a discussion on corporate paranoia.
Gennifer Flowers and Hillary Clinton 2016 Rumors
The Daily Mail published an interview with Gennifer Flowers claiming Bill Clinton once told her that Hillary is bisexual. The hosts view this as an old story resurfacing as part of the 2016 election cycle. They discuss the potential for a Hillary Clinton presidency, with Adam Curry jokingly hoping for it to provide better content for the show.
Gay Softball World Series Heterosexuality Controversy
Five players at the Gay Softball World Series were interrogated about their sexual orientation after being accused of being heterosexual. The committee eventually ruled that three players were "non-gay" and stripped their team of a second-place finish, sparking a debate over discrimination.
