4 chapters across the catalog
FDA Recalls Chocolate Spiked with Viagra Ingredients
The FDA has issued a recall for "Gold Lion" and "Lume" aphrodisiac chocolates sold by the California-based company Gear Isle. The products were found to contain undeclared Sildenafil and Tadalafil, the active ingredients in Viagra and Cialis, which can cause life-threatening blood pressure drops when mixed with certain heart medications.
Cialis and Burger King Ads, Kellogg's Voiceover Audition
The hosts analyze a Burger King commercial containing sexual innuendo about "the equator" that aired immediately after a Cialis advertisement. Adam Curry then shares a recording of his recent voiceover audition for a Kellogg's "Master Brand" commercial, which Dvorak critiques for its "announcer" tone.
The hosts analyze a Cialis advertisement aired during the NBC Nightly News, focusing on the disclaimer asking patients if they are "healthy enough for sexual activity." They argue that the proliferation of erectile dysfunction drugs is part of a "slavery system" where environmental factors like fluoride and media-driven body standards have damaged natural human sexuality.
Durex Finger Vibrator, Network Television Advertising
A Durex advertisement for a finger vibrator on network television is cited as an example of shifting standards in broadcast advertising. The ad's suggestive nature is compared to ubiquitous Cialis commercials. The hosts discuss the irony of such products being advertised while other content is frequently censored or rejected by networks.
