3 chapters across the catalog
The hosts review the "Value for Value" model and recent artwork submissions for the show. They discuss a piece by Scaramanga titled "On Bonk" and another inspired by the style of Edward Hopper. They also mention an Etch-A-Sketch themed image that was featured in the show's newsletter, noting that high-quality artists have returned to the show recently.
The hosts thank Don from Laser Crafters for a custom-etched glass "No Agenda" sign that features an illuminated Illuminati-style logo. They reiterate that the show is produced by the listeners through various forms of contribution, including news clips and parodies. The executive and associate executive producers for episode 1250 are formally acknowledged.
History of Pornography, Printing Press, Legal Definitions
A Dutch professor's lecture outlines the historical definition of pornography, asserting that the concept only emerged with the advent of the printing press and mass distribution. Prior to mechanical reproduction, sexual imagery on vases or walls was considered one-off art rather than pornographic material.
