Is it possible to work yourself to death? Apparently, it's not only possible...it has a name.

The only alpha and beta we should be concerned about is the alphabet. What even is an "alpha male"?



The term "alpha male" is a complex and often debated concept. This podcast explores various perspectives on masculinity, dominance, and social dynamics. It is important to note that the term can be misused or misinterpreted to promote harmful stereotypes and behaviors.

Listen to me try to pronounce "Samhain" correctly and maybe change my religion?

The information presented in this podcast is intended for entertainment and educational purposes only. It is based on historical, cultural, and spiritual beliefs and practices. While we strive for accuracy, some interpretations may vary. Always consult with relevant experts or authorities for specific information.

This podcast does not promote or endorse any particular religious or spiritual beliefs. It is intended to foster curiosity, respect, and understanding of different cultures and traditions.

I couldn't tell you why the topic of Yellow Fever popped into my mind but has anyone checked Washington Square Park lately?

This podcast contains information about yellow fever, a severe and potentially fatal disease. The content is intended for informational purposes only and should not be considered a substitute for professional medical advice.

Have you ever heard the term "hysterical" used to describe your reaction to something? Did you also happen to be a woman? Today, I ask Google Gemini about the history behind this term and its negative consequences on women.

The following podcast episode discusses the historical concept of women's hysteria. It's important to note that hysteria is no longer considered a valid medical diagnosis. The term was used to pathologize women's experiences and limit their autonomy. This episode aims to provide a historical understanding of hysteria and its harmful effects, not to promote or perpetuate harmful stereotypes.

My understanding of "redlining" is so high-level and vague that I ask Google Gemini to help me gain a deeper understanding of this discriminatory practice and its lasting impact on American society.

This podcast explores the sensitive topic of redlining, a discriminatory practice that has profoundly impacted communities of color. While I strive to provide accurate and informative content in a respectful manner, it's crucial to acknowledge that the experiences and perspectives of individuals affected by redlining may vary.

Today, Gemini and I examine the role of the media, politicians, and the public in fueling and perpetuating moral panics, starting with the question of what a moral panic is.

Just so you know, this recording talks about sensitive topics related to moral panics, which can be triggering for some listeners. The content may include references to harmful stereotypes, discrimination, and violence. I'd like to point out that listener discretion is advised. If you are feeling distressed or affected by the content, please seek support from a mental health professional.

Today, I ask Google Gemini about the history and cultural significance of Viagra, the revolutionary drug that transformed the landscape of sexual health.