

Caught Up in the Rapture
7 snips Sep 24, 2025
The hosts dive into the complexities surrounding Jimmy Kimmel's temporary suspension, exploring censorship and corporate influences. They reflect on the changing seasons, signaling the arrival of fall with thoughts on harvest and social connections. Personal anecdotes about childhood rapture fears add humor, while discussions on food comfort and entertainment recommendations deepen the vibe. Highlights include a poignant poem by Jericho Brown and a classic film that stands out in queer theory.
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Childhood Rapture Fears
- Sam and the hosts recalled childhood fears about the rapture and being bored in heaven.
- Sam described a childhood panic about boredom in heaven and his mother's blunt comfort to 'go to bed.'
Debating Dog Adoption
- Zach described visiting a shelter and bonding with a shy dog he might adopt with partner Craig.
- Sam and Saeed offered practical and emotional support based on their dog-owning experience.
Kimmel As Censorship Test Case
- The hosts framed the Jimmy Kimmel suspension as part of a broader censorship concern tied to political pressure.
- They noted corporate preemptive compliance raised alarms about chilling effects on speech.