Topic: Jello

The hosts review the listener-submitted artwork for Episode 1360, highlighting a Bill Cosby "Jello" themed piece by Kenny Ben. They discuss the growth of their federated social network on Mastodon and the activity in the "Troll Room," which saw over 2,000 participants on the Fourth of July. Other notable art submissions included "Crypto Cougar" by Nessworks, referencing Maria Bartiromo, and various "Magnetofection" themed graphics.

Jethro Jones, a former school principal, discusses how the pandemic might force positive changes in education. He promotes his new project, SDL Academy, and mentions the "Green Jello and Carrots" dessert common in the LDS community.

Listeners request "karma" for various health issues, including cancer and bone marrow transplants. A donor named Sir Side Real discusses his Mormon upbringing and requests "green jello with carrot shavings" at the roundtable. Another report from Pittsburgh mentions a meetup featuring the "Mac and Gold" food truck, leading to a discussion about the origin of the show's "Mac and Cheese" jingle.

California Governor Jerry Brown issues an aggressive executive order to slash greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030. The hosts play the Dead Kennedys' "California Uber Alles" to mock Brown's long political history and his recurring presidential ambitions.

A 1989 track by Ice-T featuring Jello Biafra is played, which satirically depicts America under martial law. The lyrics describe a dystopian future where constitutional rights are suspended, curfews are enforced by shooting, and "national security" overrides individual will. The hosts use this to frame current events.