Podcast 31: It's the way we were born

Annals of the Homestarmy

Monday, August 24. 2009

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Podcast 31: It's the way we were born

We were pretty concerned with how this podcast was going to go. But we think things ended up turning out ok. Due in part to our special guest Anne. This podcast covers episodes 17-20 of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Season 5.

Various topics discussed in this podcast include:
    I Fight Dragons
    JC Hutchins 7th Son Novel
    Gender Roles
    "Born that way"
    What is the difference between homosexuality and mental disorders?
    Cause & Effect - didn't we talk about this before?
    Duty to truth vs. backing up your team
    Anne needs to hide a body, who is willing to help her?
    Raising children via contract
    Compromising vs. giving up

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Here are the ratings that we gave for each show:

The Outcast: 1hr 08min 04sec
Peter: SciFi - 6 Television - 6
Joey: SciFi - 6 Television - 4
Anne: SciFi - 6 Television - 8

Cause & Effect: 36min 00sec
Peter: SciFi - 9 Television - 6
Joey: SciFi - 8 Television - 3
Anne: SciFi - 6 Television - 2

The First Duty: 33min 28sec
Peter: SciFi - 4 Television - 6
Joey: SciFi - 3 Television - 4
Anne: SciFi - 2 Television - 7

Cost of Living: 54min 13sec
Peter: SciFi - 3 Television - 3
Joey: SciFi - 3 Television - 4
Anne: SciFi - 3 Television - 3

If you have something to say then we welcome your comments below, or feel free to email us at [email protected], twitter us at hashtag TrekWest5, or leave us a voicemail at 801-788-4913.

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Daboo on :

Okay so I was only half remembering the gay-womb theory: It's not older sisters that alter the womb environment, it's older brothers. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/5120004.stm

But there are lots of people who say this is complete bunk. http://www.narth.com/docs/domothers.html

And as far as I can tell it's just coincidence that one of the scientists doing this study is named "Breedlove."

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