Toxic Masculinity

Toxic Masculinity is back, and Rick, Aggie, Amish, Andrew, and the crew waste absolutely no time getting themselves into trouble.From Aggie's Zombie cocktail recipe and the possible comeback of cigarettes to bizarre election-season stories, questionable relationship decisions, and an OnlyFans account devoted entirely to candy cigarettes, nothing stays on the rails for long.Then the conversation heads into Star Trek territory, with Walter Koenig, George Takei, William Shatner, and the television franchises that make fans want to scream.It's an hour of adult humor, pop-culture arguments, politically incorrect observations, and the kind of friendly abuse you've come to expect from Toxic Masculinity.NOTE: While it was announced a day after this show aired, we, the Toxic Masculinity crew, wish to take a moment to celebrate the extraordinary life of Sir Patrick Stewart. Rest well Admiral Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/toxic-masculinity--3325185/support.

Toxic Masculinity returns in missing-man formation as Rick Robinson, Aggie, Vincent Charles, Andrew, and Ordy attempt to process a week that delivered both genuinely sad losses and material far too ridiculous to ignore.The panel remembers Dolly Parton and Tim Curry through their music, movies, television appearances, comedy, and lasting influence on popular culture. The tributes quickly expand into conversations about ‘Clue,’ ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show,’ ‘Muppet Treasure Island,’ forgotten George Hamilton movies, alternate theatrical endings, and the strange phenomenon of owning DVDs you have never watched.Then there’s what the panel thought was California’s classroom “fart corner,” BUT ATLANTA, because apparently children now require an officially designated location to perform a perfectly ordinary bodily function. Aggie supplies an Old Cuban cocktail, the panel debates whether leftover champagne exists, and the conversation wanders through Yoko Ono threats, Keith Richards’ immortality, celebrity death superstitions, workplace advice, and the expanding Vincent Charles Project movie queue.It’s grief, cocktails, classic movies, terrible ideas, and affectionate chaos—Toxic Masculinity style.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/toxic-masculinity--3325185/support.

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