2 chapters across the catalog
Adam Curry and Mo Facts discuss the prevalence of Lululemon and yoga pants in public spaces like Whole Foods. Mo Facts suggests that wearing clothes that "accentuate everything" in a work or public environment can be seen as a form of sexual harassment toward men and boys. They argue this biological "trap" is then used to label men's natural reactions as "toxic masculinity."
Dr. Andrew Neuberg discusses how religion provides an "adaptive advantage" through social cohesion and moral structures. The hosts compare the effects of religious rituals to the "messaging" of mRNA, suggesting that faith rewrites the brain's "operating system" to deal with crisis. They use yoga as a secular example of how tying the mind and body together creates a "force multiplier" for human health and behavior.
