Topic: Selective Eating Disorder

A series of listener donations include a story about a "Cheaters" episode featuring people in cat costumes and a testimonial about using "selective eating disorder" as an excuse to avoid unwanted food. Another donor requests "WTC7 karma," leading to a discussion of the 9/11 building collapse. The segment highlights the diverse and often humorous contributions from the "No Agenda" producer community.

Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), also known as Selective Eating Disorder, is officially recognized in the DSM-5 manual. The condition often involves an aversion to specific food textures, though sufferers may consume the same foods if they are blended or baked. While more prevalent in women and millennials, the disorder currently has no specific pharmaceutical treatments.