Topic: Testicles

A story about ordering yak meat from a rancher in Montrose, Colorado, leads to a discussion about "yak fries," which are yak testicles. The anecdote compares these to "beef fries" found in Texas restaurants, which are often served as a specialty dish. The host describes the texture as similar to sweetbreads when prepared correctly.

A New York Times report highlights research showing that COVID-19 can infect the prostate, penis, and testicles of rhesus macaques. The study used whole-body scans to detect sites of infection in the male reproductive system. The hosts discuss this as a potential long-term consequence of the virus.

A bizarre audio clip discusses a theory about men giving birth through testicles. The mix then transitions to Hillary Clinton's famous "we came, we saw, he died" remark regarding Muammar Gaddafi, looped with calls to "beat Donald Trump."

The book "Unmentionable Cuisine" explores the nutritional benefits of eating insects, rats, and other non-traditional animals. Cultural stigmas in Western society often prevent the consumption of high-protein sources like witchety grubs or kangaroo parts, which are staples in other cultures.