Naked Subjects with Gerardo, Giuseppe and Platano

Gerardo and Giuseppe discuss the tragic death of George Floyd at the hands of the police. In a candid conversation that turns contentious at times, they express their views on abuse of power, systemic racism and the social unrest that erupts as a result. Check it out! 

This time around, we get into a case which should disturb anyone concerned with the overreach of governmental power, that of Breonna Taylor, a nurse who was killed in a volley of police bullets during a no-knock raid at her home, which turned out to be the wrong address, with the intended suspect already in custody. Her boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, a legal gun owner, fired a single shot at the door, as he was under the impression that a home invasion was under way. The ensuing volley killed Breonna, and he was charged with the attempted murder of a police officer. The discussion with follows also brought up the name of former President Barack Obama, which completely triggers Giuseppe into a pretty contentious episode, and where he brings up some explosive points worthy of heated debate...

In this episode, we continue the discussion on the case of Ahmaud Arbery, as well as the government's response to Corona (according to Giuseppe, something sinister may just be underfoot), as well as the implications for governor Cuomo's political future. Check it out!

In this episode, we discuss the shooting of Ahmaud Arbery. Was it a lynching? Vigilantism (with racist undertones) gone wrong? Incompetence? Join us as we give our objective, straightforward, no-holds-barred take on this terrible tragedy...

These are extraordinary times. As we face the pandemic that is upon us, we discuss the various ramifications. Is the reaction to the virus warranted? What's more dangerous, the disease itself, or the economic fallout? How has the crew coped with it so far? What do we do if there's a toilet paper shortage? Listen in, as we explore all these questions and more, in this first of what, unfortunately, will be a continuing series of episodes exploring life under the Covid-19...

In our latest installment, we discuss the most recent  anti-police demonstration in New York City. Were these people protesting a legitimate abuse of power, or just a bunch of spoiled, bored anarchists? Platano shares how avoiding law enforcement became an opportunity for him to bond with his father, and Giuseppe explains why it's a bad idea to tell Asians that you were born poor. Also, Gerardo and Giuseppe get into a heated debate over this year's Superbowl halftime show. Was it gratuitous filth, or superior showmanship? Listen in and find out!

Atomic Betty joins us once again, this time venturing in to the realm of hot button social issues and discussing her views on abortion. Afterwards, we discuss some of her experiences in the S&M lifestyle, of which she is a participant. In that conversation, we learn what the term 'heteroflexible' means, and we continue our chat on polyamory...

WARNING! EXPLICIT CONTENT! Don't listen to this one around your kids, or at the job (unless the environment is a free for all). On this episode, we are proud to announce the aptly named Atomic Betty as our guest. Betty and her husband are adherents of the Polyamorous lifestyle, in which each person is allowed to maintain outside relationships, subject to the approval and consent of the partners. So how does it all work? Is there jealousy? What are the logistics like? How did it all start? How freaky do things get? All these questions, and more, are answered in this first of two riveting interviews in which Betty pulls zero punches, and gives us a glimpse into her inner world which left us fascinated, sometimes shocked, and even emotional. Enjoy!

In this episode, world renowned fitness expert Sue Hitzmann pulls no punches as she talks about how she's had to apply her own method to the many challenges she's had to face. We discuss physical and emotional traumas, death, addiction, business setbacks and how one develops the tools and insights to not only deal with them, but to ultimately overcome...

Join us as we sit in with our most accomplished guest yet, New York Times bestselling author, world renowned fitness expert and creator of the MELT Method, Sue Hitzmann. Sue has been a leader in the health, fitness and wellness field for decades, and has developed a method which focuses on the body's extensive, complex network of connective tissue to aid in maximizing not only the body's recovery and performance, but in helping address traumas that pertain to areas beyond the physical. Check it out!

In this episode, we discuss the latest legal challenges to Roe vs Wade, as well as changes in New York laws regarding limits on late term abortions. Should there be limits? At what point do a woman's rights conflict with that of a developing fetus? Join us as we explore this often contentious issue.  You'll also learn why puking in Giuseppe's Camaro is not a good idea, especially if you do it more than once...

In this episode, we are joined by Ricky the Hood Guru, as we discuss the updates on the case of Eric Garner, who died while in police custody for the unauthorized sale of loose cigarettes. Ricky gives us his perspective as a young African American man, as we weigh in on the Garner case, and on the dynamics the black community's dealings with the police in general...

Two married guys, a man who chose celibacy as a lifestyle and El Pimpe, our guest who once had two girls sniffing cocaine off of his privates, discuss polyamory as a lifestyle. Is it a realistic adaptation to human sexuality, or just crazy, first world shit? Tune in as we weigh in!

In this episode we get candid with one of the few guys we know who has been in a menage a trois. How did he pull it off? Was anyone sober? Were safety protocols observed? Is he a modern day playboy or opportunistic wolf? All these questions and more are answered in our latest installation as we get down to our nitty gritty with our guest...El Pimpe. You may be intrigued, you may be disgusted, just don't let him near your wives and daughters, and don't look into his eyes for too long. You've been warned!

In this episode, we discuss Gerardo's experience and the Gay Pride Parade in NYC. Giuseppe and Platano were nowhere to be found (speaking of Platano, someone should tell him not to drop acid when recording). We also discuss the response to the event in the form of a proposed Straight Pride Parade, and the history of the ancient Sumerians, a subject dear to Giuseppe's heart. Gerardo's main concern is how primitive societies handled post-bowel-movement cleanup. There's an answer to that, and it ain't pretty! 

In this episode, we discuss the case of Eric Garner, who died while scuffling with the police. Was it police brutality or bad judgment? Did he die from the chokehold? Should he have been arrested in the first place? Can future incidents be avoided? Tune in as we weigh in...

In this episode, we discuss the obesity epidemic and the anatomy of the scams that surround it. We also discuss solutions ranging from the no frills approach to the use of hormones, including Platano's surprisingly inspiring weight loss journey...

Giuseppe makes his case for the existence of Bigfoot, as he comes under heavy fire from the rest of the [highly skeptical] crew. He also reviews the Avengers movie, and shares his opinion on how liberal culture is affecting the movie industry...