Miller Frost, curmudgeon, occasional misanthrope, nonconforming gay and weekly podcaster, chaperones yet another irreverent journey through today's headlines and oddball news stories.
This week, Miller covers Lia Thomas making history as the first trans woman to win a NCAA women's swimming championship; Rachel Levine being named one of USA Today's 'Women of the Year' along with Queen Kamala; Apple's iOS 15.4 introducing a nonbinary voice to virtue signal; Starbucks looking to phase out disposable cups by 2025, making a difficult job that much worse; Jussie Smollett being released from jail; Britney Spears' on again, off again, on again Instagram account doing a 2-day disappearing act; Russian social media influencers getting triggered after Robot Mark plug-pulls Instagram over Ukraine; Woman paying $25K to clone her beloved cat only to find out the new one is completely different; Melinda Gates tossing ex-husband Bill under the bus alongside dead Jeffrey Epstein; US Medicine award-winning HIV researcher earning herself a first-class ticket on a train to a re-education camp to get her mind right after 13-year-old picture of her in blackface at Michael Jackson themed party surfaces; Kevin Spacey getting to face assault accuser Anthony Rapp this October; Hordes of teenagers, in wanting to be super special and unique, all developing the same Tourette's symptoms; Fredo Cuomo being a tattletail on the other mean girls at CNN to get a grand payout for being tosses aside; Carl Nassib being fired by the Raiders, but not for being gay; and Florida man calling po-po to test his meth.
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