Ethics – Nerdy, Bored, And Well Past Thirty

Border Wall (with Special Guest Jess)

As single childless people, it is our duty to cast judgement not only on parents, but the systems that affect parents.

Call it a socialist hellhole of an idea, but maybe providing adequate paid time off to guardians (can’t say ‘mom and dad’ in this climate, you know that) would be beneficial to their ward and in turn beneficial to society in general.

As a Canadian, Jess (no, not that Jess. Not the other one either. A new one) gives Mowgli and Sara a little insight to the customs of the untamed North.

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Getting Inappropriate (with special guest Mychael)

Being white sure can be rough. Throw in heterosexuality and it’s almost as if you can’t say anything without offending someone anymore.

This episode begins by touching on the nuances of cultural appropriation, but quickly turns to something much more interesting:

Butt stuff.

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Elephant in the Womb (with special guest Jessica)

This is great because we’re actually agreeing, but it sounds like we’re arguing.

If a person with a fetus filled uterus discovers something atypical or undesirable about that clump of cells, should they be allowed to flush that shit out and try again for a good baby?

Jessica thinks there could be unwanted consequences, Sara thinks all procreation is immoral anyway, and Mowgli talks over both of them.

Abortion FTW

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Did Nazi That One Coming… (with special guests Jessica and Anja)

How far should a person’s ideals reach? What do we owe Nazis? Listen in and see if you can hear the exact moment Sara and Jessica change their minds about Anya’s terrible decisions.

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Children Believe Anything, That’s Why it’s Fun to Lie to Them (with special guest Jess)

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Virtually all of America’s problems can be solved with better education. Our education expert, Jess, demonstrates the practical difficulties with not lying to children anymore.

The world is a shitty place and if we don’t illuminate that fact to kids they won’t feel the need to make it better.