Episode 13: Release The Borat List

The bad boys of podcasting dive into a variety of topics, starting with a humorous and slightly unconventional discussion about getting "excited in your plums" for non-sexual reasons, like a trip to Cedar Point. (00:00:25) They then pivot to their new segment, "Books with the Boys," introducing their first read: "Terrible Glory: Custer and the Little Bighorn," a book about a significant U.S. military defeat against Native Americans. (00:03:18) They discuss the historical context, including the vast numerical superiority of the Sioux and Cheyenne and the brutal nature of warfare between different groups. (00:04:24)The conversation then takes a turn to the unusual, as they discuss eating fertilized duck eggs (balut) and question why certain cultures consume such foods, speculating it stems from poverty or extreme curiosity. (00:08:13) A story about a resident spider that mysteriously disappeared leads to an unexpected emotional attachment from one of the hosts, drawing a light-hearted parallel to a "racist white guy" realizing "black people are actually chill." (00:11:44)They discuss "freaks of the week," highlighting controversial figures like Anthony Weiner, a former politician attempting a comeback despite a past pedophilia conviction, leading to a strong anti-pedophile stance from the hosts. (00:39:35) Another "freak" is a hospital worker who secretly filmed 13,000 patients and staff in bathrooms. (00:46:35) The episode wraps up with a discussion on absurd internet claims, like a man dying in an MRI from a metal necklace, (00:50:17) and a surprisingly insightful critique of flour packaging. (00:54:49) They also promote upcoming live shows and comedy festivals. (00:59:10)YT: @WYLTKPodcastWYLTK Insta: @wyltkpodcast_Cody's Insta: @codyhivelyDev's Insta: ypdev_