Christine Wenc

Christine Wenz, author of "Funny Because It's True," explores the fascinating history of The Onion and its role in shaping modern American satirical journalism. She recalls its humble beginnings in Wisconsin and how it evolved into an influential voice of humor. Wenz highlights the delicate balance between absurdity and clarity in their content, discussing the challenges of maintaining creative freedom amidst financial constraints. The conversation also touches on broader cultural impacts, including a quirky glance at the Ambazonian independence movement.

Christine Wenc, author and original staff member of The Onion, joins the conversation to discuss the magazine's pivotal role in shaping modern news satire. She shares nostalgic moments and insights on how humor has influenced journalism today. The podcast dives into the complexities of dating bisexual men and the misconceptions surrounding their commitment. Listeners also grapple with the dynamics of attraction in LGBTQ+ relationships and the importance of self-acceptance in the pursuit of genuine connections. Remember, the clitoris is much more than just a little button!