Last Podcast On The Left
Last Podcast On The Left
"This just goes to show you Henry. We talk about this all the time. Disney Channel. The amount of pedophiles that watch and work on the Disney Channel is got to be more than any other network on television." — Ben Kissel
"They hit him over 200 times after he had been -- 100 times. Yeah. After he was getting hammered at this Bedford Stuyves and Brownstone." — Henry Zebrowski
"This dude is extremely lucky to be alive that robots probably being punished by the robot boss that sent him to do the murder because he didn't quite kill the guy and maybe that robot will be put out of commission because of the failed hit." — Henry Zebrowski
The episode begins with a brief discussion about a film and various television shows before delving into the "Side Stories" segment. The hosts first cover the arrest of actor Stoney Westmoreland, known for his role on Disney's "Andy Mack," for allegedly soliciting a 13-year-old. This news prompts a broader conversation about the prevalence of inappropriate behavior within the entertainment industry, particularly targeting children. The discussion touches on the nature of content created for young audiences and speculation about the motivations of those involved.
The narrative then shifts to a peculiar incident involving a 45-year-old man who allegedly underwent an extreme hazing ritual by a fraternity at the age of 45. The man was reportedly paddled over 200 times, leading to significant injuries and hospitalization. The hosts express disbelief and discuss the nature of such un-affiliated groups, questioning the motivations behind seeking community in such a manner. Following this, they recount the story of a man rescued after spending two days trapped in a Chinese restaurant's grease vent, speculating on his intentions which were reportedly unclear and met with a lack of cooperation with authorities.
The final segment focuses on two concerning incidents involving industrial robots. The first details a Chinese factory worker who survived after being impaled by a malfunctioning robot arm with ten metal spikes. The hosts discuss the increasing integration of AI and robots into the workforce and the potential dangers this poses, referencing the concept of a "war against man and machine." They also mention a prior incident where an American factory worker was killed by a robot. The episode concludes with a mention of personal life updates for the hosts, including engagements, and a brief discussion about mold.