3 chapters across the catalog
A personal anecdote from a dinner conversation suggests a correlation between men undergoing vasectomies and a subsequent loss of their sense of humor. The discussion references magician Brian Brushwood and jokes about the physical and personality changes associated with the procedure. The hosts invite feedback from listeners who have had the surgery to confirm or debunk this observation.
A personal aside discusses the noticeable changes in temperament and humor following a decision to stop using cannabis and tobacco. The conversation touches on how religious faith and sobriety have influenced daily life and social interactions.
Personal History, Greenpeace and Climate Change
A look back at a 1985 concert in Rotterdam reveals a host's past involvement with Greenpeace, specifically "rocking for Greenpeace" during a televised event. This "cringe-worthy" moment is used to satirize current climate change rhetoric and the "reawakening" of former deniers. The anecdote serves as a reminder of how long environmental agendas have been promoted through popular entertainment.
