3 chapters across the catalog
The show concludes with a "Good News Story" about a rescue dog named Axel who saved his teenage owner from a stroke. The hosts then play an end-of-show mix featuring the "Trump Rotation" of media insults and a deconstruction of "food noise" related to Ozempic. The episode officially signs off with the "Adios Mofo" catchphrase.
Ozempic Plateau, Tesla of Weight Loss and Dosage Escalation
Dr. Payal Kohli discusses the "Ozempic Plateau," where the body's metabolism fights back against weight loss. She suggests that patients who stop losing weight should increase their dosage or switch to Mounjaro, which she labels the "Tesla of weight loss medications."
Civil Defense Propaganda, 1960 Austin Nuclear Attack Film
A 1960 Civil Defense propaganda film depicts a fictional nuclear attack on Austin, Texas, to instruct citizens on using fallout shelters. The film features a nuclear explosion occurring 25 miles west of the city in the Edwards Plateau and provides instructions for staying in sub-basements. The hosts note the similarity between historical fear-mongering and modern media narratives.
