

Episode 272: Neigh Means Yay
Nov 15, 2023
The hosts delve into the highly controversial and rarely discussed topic of zoophilia, examining the ethical and moral implications. They also explore the decline of civic engagement in America and the impact of technology on loneliness. The podcast touches on the concept of consent in relationships with animals, the future perception of their discussion, and the decline of social capital in the United States. Additionally, they discuss changes in entertainment consumption, the alarmist nature of articles, and the surprising insights of researcher Paul Bloom.
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Student's Zoophilia Confession
- Dave Pizarro received an email from a student confessing to engaging in zoophilia with their dog.
- Pizarro advised the student to seek help due to societal norms but acknowledged a lack of inherent moral wrongness if no harm or coercion was involved.
The Cat Licker
- Dave Pizarro recalls a conversation with a woman who described allowing her cat to perform oral sex on her.
- She presented this activity as a casual part of her sexual experience, suggesting it could lead to orgasm.
Future Perceptions of Zoophilia
- Future generations may view current societal norms around zoophilia as prejudiced.
- Current disgust towards zoophilia may be similar to past prejudices against homosexuality.