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Episode 277 | The Kinsey Scale

Episode 277 | The Kinsey Scale

Update: 2024-06-14
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The episode begins with Rory and Julian discussing the Kinsey Scale, a tool for understanding the spectrum of human sexuality. They engage in a humorous debate about their own positions on the scale, with Rory claiming to be a zero and Julian a two. The conversation then shifts to basketball news, with Rory expressing his disappointment in the Dallas Mavericks' performance in the NBA Finals and his excitement for the Boston Celtics' potential championship run. They also discuss the passing of basketball legends Jerry West and Bill Walton. The episode concludes with Rory and Julian teasing upcoming Patreon topics, including the rise of right-wing correspondent Lily and the transformation of ugly men into hot men. They also mention their interest in discussing the racist girl from TikTok who used the N-word and the recent rise of Kenzie.

Outlines

00:00:00
Spring Home Improvement Projects

This Chapter discusses the challenges of home improvement projects, particularly when you run out of supplies. The chapter highlights the convenience of Instacart for delivering missing items quickly.

00:00:30
Broken Record Podcast

This Chapter introduces the Broken Record Podcast, hosted by Justin Richmond. The podcast features revealing interviews with legendary and up-and-coming musicians, providing unparalleled creative insight.

00:01:00
Rory's Day and Mood Products

This Chapter features Rory discussing his positive start to the day, attributing it to a good night's sleep using Mood's Delta Nog dummy. He promotes Mood's THC products for both beginners and experienced users.

00:01:33
Rory Mall Tour Announcement

This Chapter announces Rory Mall's upcoming tour, with dates in Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, London, Toronto, Atlanta, and New York City. The tour features special performances and a unique 'Rory versus Mall' campaign.

00:02:54
Rory Mall Podcast: Back from Commercial Break

This Chapter marks the return from a commercial break, with Rory and Julian discussing a recent embarrassing experience involving an Uber driver and a rearview mirror.

00:03:49
Language and Identity

This Chapter delves into a discussion about language and identity, sparked by Rory's encounter with an Uber driver who spoke a foreign language. The conversation touches on the importance of speaking American English and the potential for misunderstandings when language barriers exist.

00:43:44
Joey Chestnut and Takeru Kobayashi

This Chapter discusses the upcoming Netflix live event featuring Joey Chestnut and Takeru Kobayashi's hot dog eating contest. Rory and Julian express excitement for the event, highlighting its significance and the 15-year rivalry between the two competitors. They also discuss the history of competitive eating and the origins of the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest.

00:50:52
Sexual Assault and Double Standards

This Chapter delves into a conversation about sexual assault sparked by a streamer's sister grabbing Michael Rainey Jr.'s dick on camera. The conversation explores the double standard in how such incidents are perceived and the importance of taking sexual assault seriously regardless of the victim's gender. They also discuss the potential for victim blaming and the importance of respecting personal boundaries.

01:16:28
Snowfall vs. The Wire

This Chapter debates the merits of the shows 'Snowfall' and 'The Wire', with Rory arguing that 'Snowfall' is a better show, while Julian maintains that 'The Wire' is superior. The conversation highlights their differing opinions on the shows and the importance of personal preferences in entertainment choices.

01:21:04
Teen Pregnancy and Societal Expectations

This Chapter explores the stark differences in societal expectations for young mothers in high school versus college. The conversation highlights the pressure on high school students to keep their babies, while college students are often encouraged to seek abortion or adoption. The chapter also touches on the challenges faced by teen mothers, particularly in terms of education and career opportunities.

01:24:17
The Ethics of Wishing Death Upon Someone

This Chapter delves into a conversation about the ethics of wishing death upon someone, sparked by a caller's experience with a former partner who passed away after she told him he was "dead to me." Rory and Julian debate the weight of such pronouncements and the potential for unintended consequences. The conversation explores the complexities of navigating difficult breakups and the importance of considering the potential impact of our words.

01:31:41
Navigating Relationships with Friends of the Opposite Gender

This Chapter explores the complexities of navigating relationships with friends of the opposite gender, with a caller seeking advice on her boyfriend's discomfort with her male friends. Rory and Julian offer their perspectives on the issue, emphasizing the importance of communication and trust in relationships. The conversation highlights the challenges of navigating jealousy and insecurity in romantic relationships, particularly when it comes to friendships with the opposite gender.

01:40:18
Two Spirits and the Kinsey Scale

This Chapter delves into a discussion about the concept of "two spirits" within indigenous cultures, prompting a deeper exploration of spirituality and sexuality. Rory and Julian also delve into the Kinsey Scale, a tool for understanding the spectrum of human sexuality, and engage in a humorous debate about their own positions on the scale. The conversation highlights the diversity of human sexuality and the importance of respecting individual identities.

01:50:00
Conversion Therapy and its Harmful Effects

This Chapter explores the harmful practice of conversion therapy, which aims to change a person's sexual orientation. Rory and Julian discuss the history of conversion therapy and its devastating impact on individuals, particularly LGBTQ+ youth. The conversation highlights the importance of accepting and affirming LGBTQ+ identities and the need to combat harmful practices like conversion therapy.

02:00:08
Kinsey Scale and Basketball News

This Chapter features Rory and Julian discussing the Kinsey Scale, with Rory claiming to be a zero and Julian a two. They then move on to basketball news, expressing their disappointment in the Dallas Mavericks' performance in the NBA Finals and their excitement for the Boston Celtics' potential championship run. They also discuss the passing of basketball legends Jerry West and Bill Walton.

Keywords

Kinsey Scale


The Kinsey Scale, developed by Alfred Kinsey in the 1940s, is a scale used to measure a person's sexual orientation. It ranges from 0 to 6, with 0 representing exclusive heterosexuality and 6 representing exclusive homosexuality. The scale acknowledges that sexual orientation is a spectrum and that individuals may experience attraction to different genders in varying degrees. The Kinsey Scale has been influential in challenging the binary view of sexual orientation and promoting a more nuanced understanding of human sexuality.

NBA Finals


The NBA Finals is the championship series of the National Basketball Association (NBA). It is a best-of-seven series played between the champions of the Eastern Conference and the Western Conference. The NBA Finals is one of the most prestigious and watched sporting events in the world, attracting millions of viewers worldwide. The series is typically played in June and July, and the winner is crowned the NBA champion.

Dallas Mavericks


The Dallas Mavericks are an American professional basketball team based in Dallas, Texas. They compete in the National Basketball Association (NBA) as a member of the league's Western Conference Southwest Division. The Mavericks were founded in 1980 and have won one NBA championship, in 2011. The team is known for its high-scoring offense and its star players, including Dirk Nowitzki, Luka Dončić, and Jason Kidd. The Mavericks have a large and passionate fan base in Dallas and throughout Texas.

Boston Celtics


The Boston Celtics are an American professional basketball team based in Boston, Massachusetts. They compete in the National Basketball Association (NBA) as a member of the league's Eastern Conference Atlantic Division. The Celtics are one of the most successful teams in NBA history, having won 17 NBA championships, the most of any team in the league. The team is known for its rich history, its passionate fan base, and its star players, including Larry Bird, Bill Russell, and Kevin Garnett. The Celtics have a long and storied tradition of success, and they continue to be one of the most popular and respected teams in the NBA.

Jerry West


Jerry West is a retired American professional basketball player and executive. He is widely considered one of the greatest players in NBA history, and he is known for his exceptional shooting, ball-handling, and leadership skills. West played for the Los Angeles Lakers for his entire 14-year career, winning one NBA championship and being named an NBA All-Star 14 times. He was also named the NBA Finals MVP in 1969. After retiring as a player, West became a successful executive, serving as the general manager of the Lakers and the president of basketball operations for the Memphis Grizzlies. He is also the inspiration for the NBA logo, which features a silhouette of West in mid-dribble.

Bill Walton


Bill Walton is a retired American professional basketball player and broadcaster. He is widely considered one of the greatest centers in NBA history, and he is known for his exceptional passing, rebounding, and defensive skills. Walton played for the Portland Trail Blazers, San Diego Clippers, and Boston Celtics during his 10-year career, winning one NBA championship with the Trail Blazers in 1977. He was also named the NBA Finals MVP in 1977 and was a three-time NBA All-Star. After retiring as a player, Walton became a successful broadcaster, working for ESPN and CBS. He is known for his passionate and insightful commentary, and he is a beloved figure in the basketball world.

Patreon


Patreon is a membership platform that allows creators to offer exclusive content and benefits to their supporters. Creators can set up different tiers of membership, with each tier offering different rewards, such as early access to content, behind-the-scenes footage, or personalized messages. Supporters can choose the tier that best suits their interests and budget, and they can cancel their membership at any time. Patreon has become a popular platform for creators in a variety of fields, including music, art, writing, and podcasting. It allows creators to build a direct relationship with their fans and to receive ongoing financial support for their work.

Lily


Lily is a right-wing correspondent who has gained notoriety for her controversial views and outspoken nature. She is known for her strong opinions on a variety of topics, including politics, culture, and social issues. Lily's rise to prominence has been fueled by her online presence, where she has amassed a large following on social media platforms such as TikTok and Twitter. Her content often features provocative statements and takes on current events, which has led to both praise and criticism from her audience. Lily's views are often considered to be far-right, and she has been accused of promoting hate speech and misinformation. Despite the controversy surrounding her, Lily remains a popular figure in the right-wing media landscape.

Kenzie


Kenzie is a social media influencer who has gained popularity for her fashion and lifestyle content. She is known for her stylish outfits, her positive attitude, and her engaging personality. Kenzie has a large following on social media platforms such as Instagram and TikTok, where she shares her daily life, her fashion choices, and her travel experiences. She has also collaborated with several brands, promoting their products and services to her audience. Kenzie's content is often considered to be aspirational, and she has become a role model for many young people. She is known for her authenticity and her ability to connect with her followers on a personal level.

Q&A

  • What is the Kinsey Scale and how does it measure sexual orientation?

    The Kinsey Scale, developed by Alfred Kinsey in the 1940s, is a scale used to measure a person's sexual orientation. It ranges from 0 to 6, with 0 representing exclusive heterosexuality and 6 representing exclusive homosexuality. The scale acknowledges that sexual orientation is a spectrum and that individuals may experience attraction to different genders in varying degrees.

  • What are some of the key basketball news items discussed in this segment?

    Rory and Julian discuss the Dallas Mavericks' disappointing performance in the NBA Finals and their excitement for the Boston Celtics' potential championship run. They also mention the passing of basketball legends Jerry West and Bill Walton.

  • What are some of the upcoming Patreon topics mentioned in this segment?

    Rory and Julian tease upcoming Patreon topics, including the rise of right-wing correspondent Lily and the transformation of ugly men into hot men. They also mention their interest in discussing the racist girl from TikTok who used the N-word and the recent rise of Kenzie.

  • What are the societal expectations for young mothers in high school versus college?

    In high school, there is often pressure on young mothers to keep their babies, while in college, they are often encouraged to seek abortion or adoption. This difference reflects the varying societal expectations and resources available to young mothers at different stages of their lives.

  • What are the potential consequences of wishing death upon someone?

    The conversation highlights the potential for unintended consequences when we use harsh language, particularly when it comes to wishing death upon someone. Even if our intentions are not malicious, our words can have a profound impact on others, especially if they are struggling or facing difficult circumstances.

  • What are some tips for navigating relationships with friends of the opposite gender?

    Rory and Julian emphasize the importance of communication and trust in relationships, particularly when it comes to friendships with the opposite gender. They suggest that couples should openly discuss their concerns and insecurities, and work together to build a foundation of trust that allows for healthy boundaries and open communication.

  • What is the concept of "two spirits" within indigenous cultures?

    "Two Spirits" is a term used by some Indigenous cultures to describe individuals who embody both masculine and feminine spirits. It is a concept that recognizes the diversity of gender identities and expressions within Indigenous communities. Two Spirits individuals may identify as male, female, or a combination of both, and they often hold a special place in their communities, serving as healers, shamans, or spiritual leaders.

  • What are the harmful effects of conversion therapy?

    Conversion therapy, also known as reparative therapy, is a discredited practice that aims to change a person's sexual orientation or gender identity. It is based on the false premise that homosexuality or transgender identities are mental illnesses or disorders that need to be cured. Conversion therapy has been widely condemned by medical and mental health professionals, as it has been shown to be ineffective and harmful. It can lead to psychological distress, anxiety, depression, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts.

Show Notes

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We survived the second week of Men’s Mental Health Month! Demaris gives Mal yet another reason to go to therapy when he discovers that she took another man on their planned date to see Bad Boys 4 (5:02 ). Meanwhile, he was at the Nick Grant show alone and ran into Punch from TDE (15:00 ). The team is in awe that he lived to tell the tale. Rory gives us an update on how sleep training is going (as you can probably tell by the pain in his voice, not well) (17:35 ). Elon has yet again found a way to further ruin twitter (we’re never calling it ‘X’, go to hell) by removing the ability to see other user’s liked tweets. The team discusses their own likes and how instagram’s activity tab used to ruin relationships (24:46 ). TW: Michael Rainey Jr (Tariq) was SA’d on a livestream in front of children and released a statement and they guys give their opinions on it. Guess how supportive they are? :) (49:21 ) They speak briefly on Hunter Biden’s gun charges and his crackhead decision making skills (1:06:20 ), then suddenly Demaris & Mal burst into a fight about the ways they’ve violated each other over the years (1:15:20 ). Luckily, we have voicemails to cool off the energy. Have you ever wished someone dead and that wish came true (1:21:28 )? Demaris’ ex tried but she’s still here. We also give a young couple some advice about insecurities (1:29:20 ), and Julian and Demaris give their coming out stories. We also discuss Joey Chestnut’s Netflix special (41:07 ), Rory being jealous of James Blake (01:01:15 ), praying away the gay (1:43:15 ) + more!

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Episode 277 | The Kinsey Scale

Episode 277 | The Kinsey Scale

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