9 chapters across the catalog
ABC News reported on the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to the United States after he was allegedly mistakenly deported to El Salvador. The news segment also covered severe weather in the heartland, Coco Gauff's victory at the French Open, and high-end burglaries targeting professional athletes. Skepticism remains regarding the "mistaken" nature of the deportation, as Garcia now faces federal conspiracy charges.
Executive Producer Donations and Space Force Mentions
The show acknowledges high-tier donors including Patrick Seymour and Peter Tangstrom. The segment touches on the recent deaths of Coco the Gorilla and Charles Krauthammer, while introducing the "Space Force" as a primary topic for the second half of the program.
Coco the Gorilla and the Kitten Torture Allegations
Following the death of Coco the Gorilla, a former zookeeper alleges that the public image of the ape was a PR fabrication. The claims include Coco having a fetish for human nipples and a history of killing the kittens she was famously depicted as befriending.
A new product called Coco Loco, a snortable chocolate powder mixed with energy stimulants, has drawn concern from medical professionals. While sold legally online, the FDA has not evaluated the product, and critics warn that inhaling the powder could lead to respiratory issues and magnified side effects similar to energy drinks.
The Obesity Policy Coalition in Australia is calling for the removal of cartoon characters like Tony the Tiger and Toucan Sam from cereal packaging to combat childhood obesity. While health advocates argue these characters manipulate children into wanting high-sugar products, Kellogg's defends the icons as integral to their brand identity.
A heated exchange on Fox News between Judge Jeanine Pirro and liberal host Coco Soodek illustrates the deep political divide in the US. Soodek claims the 2016 election was a "Putin coup" involving fake news and DNC hacking, while Pirro challenges the legitimacy of these assertions.
John Dvorak discusses his personal experiences with Tourette's Syndrome, suggesting that the condition provides him with "superpower" reaction times and an ability to memorize numbers and addresses. He notes similar physical tics in professional baseball players like Coco Crisp and explains why he prefers not to do video for the podcast.
A discussion regarding a shipment from Healthy Surprise highlights the labeling of "Coco Roons." The product claims to be raw despite containing California almonds that must be pasteurized by law. The hosts question the logic of how a product remains "raw" after the pasteurization process.
Coco Restaurant Review, San Francisco Dining
A visit to Coco (formerly Bisou) in San Francisco was marred by a poor atmosphere, described as "dank" with a strong odor of cheese. Despite the environment and structural issues with the floor, the food was acceptable, and the hosts shared a bottle of 2003 Pavilion Rouge du Chateau Margaux. The restaurant's booking through OpenTable is noted alongside the company's IPO filing.
