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Episode 787: DNC vs RNC, JD Vance and the Post Menopausal Female [VIDEO]

🕑 Added 2024-08-25 18:07:53 +0000 UTC

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Eric Denton

Most modern day wrestling fans hate Hulk Hogan and would be considered woke. He’s so embarrasing

Evelyn

I was not excited about politics until Kamala stepped up. I was still going to vote and all, but I was so very checked out. Now I'm excited again.

Michele Wickham

The grandmother hypothesis is yet another biological theory like natural selection and pseudoscience like cranial features being used by nazis to justify their odious positions and dress them up in scientific language to make them sound like their shit ideas are legitimate.

Sharon Hogan

This post menopausal woman is campaigning, donating and working the polls

Mara S.

Hey guys! Just thought I’d weigh in regarding Vance’s comment about the “purpose” of post-menopausal women. I believe that he was alluding to a distorted version of the Grandmother Hypothesis. Evolutionary anthropologists have long wondered about the adaptive role of menopause in H. sapiens, since most female mammals continue to give birth throughout adulthood. The Grandmother Hypothesis provides a potential explanatory framework for why a protracted, post-reproductive phase might increase a kin group's overall reproductive fitness: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grandmother_hypothesis It's disappointing how often these sorts of hypotheses are either a) reported as fact, or b) get picked up by cretins who turn them into weapons of gender essentialism.

Lily Desiree Thomas

I fell in love with this podcast over your joyous laughter. You were expounding on the cuteness of beagle puppies and this beagle mama was hooked forever! During the darkest of times, your laughter has made exposing myself to politics bearable.

I’mNotSayingThat

Something else about the laughter… In the last eight years, can you think of a single instance where you *ever* heard Donald Trump laugh? Ever? That’s WEIRD.

Jay Voigt

That little Jon clip is fire. I worked at a nightclub as a bouncer in college when "Get Low" was the hotness. Of any song the DJ played, that one always got everyone going more than anything else. A year or so after that song dropped, he came to that nightclub to do a concert, and I will never forget that night, it was fucking wild.

Jay Voigt

The thing that made your shows an INSTANT favorite for me when I first started listening in like 2013/2014 was the laughter, the joy and the friendship you guys share. Anyone that complains about that can go pound sand! I fucking love you guys.