About this episode

The episode discusses Hulk Hogan's legacy, a horse girl scandal, men's circumcision issues, a speeding officer in NYC, and the history of diapers.

Susie watched the Hulk Hogan documentary, and explains why he reminds her of Johnny Bananas, why he is not the hero we hoped for, and the physical pain of being a "fake" wrestler. We learn about a scandal in the equestrian community where a horsegirl was shot by a trainer, and how, despite the odds, we're kind of on the man's side. What. We learn about the men who are upset that they were circumcised when they were babies, and the drastic means they're taking to get their skin to stretch back to its original state. We find out who is the "second most dangerous driver in New York City," and how he got a speeding ticket every other day for a year without any other consequences. Plus, Susie shares the history of the disposable diaper (you're welcome). 00:00 - Springing Hope and Backyard Racetrack Dreams 09:42 - Unpacking Hulk Hogan's Controversial Character and Legacy 24:26 - The Shocking Hawthorne Hill Horse Girl Scandal 36:30 - Men's Extreme Journey for Foreskin Restoration 51:14 - Unjust Immunity for NYC's Speeding Officer 55:42 - From Cloth to Convenience: The Diaper's Journey 01:08:22 - How to Support the Brain Candy Podcast Brain Candy Podcast Website -&nbsp…

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