Dive into the chaotic world of RFK Jr.'s presidential campaign, where political intrigue meets social media mayhem. Hear a critique of his controversial health policies tied to a cookbook and the public health risks involved. Explore the murky waters of voter registration confusion and the implications of political discourse today. Enjoy some humor as bizarre incidents, like a bear carcass debacle, highlight the absurdity of modern politics and celebrity journalism. Engage actively in democracy and uncover the complexities of public perception around political figures!

The podcast dives into the quirky life of Richard Simmons, revealing his rise in fitness fame alongside personal struggles. It explores societal pressures on body image and the complicated relationship between public perception and self-acceptance. Listeners will find nostalgia in the evolution of 80s fitness infomercials and the impact they had on culture. Heartwarming moments showcase Simmons' embrace of body positivity and his flamboyant fashion choices, while also highlighting the importance of compassion towards those dealing with weight issues.

Dive into the vibrant life of a fitness legend who started as Milton from New Orleans. The discussion unveils his complex identity formed by familial and societal pressures. Hear humorous anecdotes about his brief acting career in Italy and unexpected artistry in jewelry-making. Explore his transformative journey through challenges with body image, dieting, and disordered eating. Learn about the birth of his fitness empire and how he created an inclusive gym culture that emphasized acceptance. A nostalgic and insightful tribute to a beloved personality!

Discover the surprisingly quirky origins of the Myers-Briggs Personality Test, birthed from a mother-daughter duo. Dive into humorous critiques that unveil its questionable scientific validity and examine why we chase certainty through these assessments. The podcast explores typical user experiences, highlighting the absurdity of vague personality descriptions. Tune in for anecdotes about the female inventor's motivations and the commercialization of personality tests, impacting our lives more than we realize.

Trans activist Julia Serano, journalist Parker Molloy, and others discuss the impact of transphobic narratives on discussions around gender identity, critique a report on detransitioning and trans healthcare, explore the risks of medical treatments, challenge misconceptions about social transition for transgender children, and call for more inclusive research on puberty blockers and hormones.

Guests Jules Gill-Peterson, Julia Serano, Evan Urquhart, Parker Molloy, and Katelyn Burns discuss the controversial topic of rapid onset gender dysphoria, critiquing studies, societal perceptions of femininity, and challenges faced by the transgender community amidst discriminatory legislation. The episode also explores concerns about rushed diagnoses at gender clinics and audit findings on gender dysphoria treatments for kids.

Researchers Jules Gill-Peterson and Julia Serano discuss Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria, exploring the impact of gender transition on well-being, debunking myths and biases surrounding transgender health research, and addressing the complexities of supporting trans youth and navigating gender identity challenges in parenting.

Jamie Oliver, known for revolutionizing kids' meals, discusses his impact on school food, fusion cuisine, political activism, and controversies. The podcast explores the evolution of school lunch programs, challenges in food advocacy, and providing healthy meals to schools. It also delves into systemic barriers and marginalized voices in the food industry.

Exploring COVID-related conspiracy theories, misinformation about ibuprofen and ivermectin, challenges in peer review, misuse of ivermectin in emergency rooms, controversy of hydroxychloroquine, deceptive practices in the crypto world, online anti-Semitic rhetoric, debunking vitamin D craze, wellness industry myths

Mike and Aubrey discuss the sensational claims of Ozempic, the potential end to the Obesity Epidemic. They delve into the origins and function of the drug, as well as conflicting views on pharmaceutical companies and weight loss treatments. They explore the efficacy and side effects of semagitide trials, and the frustrating experiences of fat individuals seeking medical advice. The podcast also examines Novo Nordisk's marketing practices and critiques the reporting of influencer partnerships and body positivity.