4 chapters across the catalog
Charles Peel (Sir Opticious) receives a long-overdue de-douching after seven years of listening. Another producer shares a harrowing story of medical struggles and a difficult divorce, requesting a knighthood for his son, "Sir Enema," and warning listeners to stay away from specific divorce law firms.
Charles Peel, Sir Enema, and Sir L Idiot Knighting
Charles Peel from Mankato, Minnesota, receives a de-douching and knighthood as Sir Optitious after seven years of listening. A request is made for karma for a son, knighted as Sir Enema, who has undergone multiple surgeries at Cincinnati Children's Hospital. The segment includes a warning regarding the VABCH divorce law firm and a donation from Sir L Idiot marking his 10th birthday.
Forensic DNA Myths and the History of Tobacco Enemas
The hosts discuss the "CSI effect," where juries expect conclusive DNA evidence from simple objects like touched glasses. This leads to a "Real Phrase from the Shays" segment regarding the origin of the phrase "blowing smoke up your ass." The practice originated in 1746 as a legitimate medical procedure using tobacco smoke enemas to revive drowning victims, which was common in the late 18th century.
A University of Tennessee student's hospitalization for a 0.40 blood alcohol level following an "alcohol enema" is discussed. The hosts criticize CNN's graphic reporting of the incident, suggesting it serves more as an instruction manual than news.
