I love how Noah has to clarify he has never breastfed someone

Corry: let’s be adults about this Luke: some muscles go like WUBLUBLABLUBABLALALBUL

Corry looks like “The Classic Bisexual”

I was not prepared for Luke saying "Post-nut clarity" with such acute annunciation

Lol, Corry looks like he definitely wishes they picked the PTSD episode instead.

The movie Noah was talking about with the guy that can orgasms from being touched on his ears is called "the untouchables". Great movie, its really funny.

This is about the time in the conversation where I just appreciate being Ace and laugh at all sexual things

"but on a lighter note lets talk about death...."

29:51 Luke's stare when everyone else is laughing was so abrupt but so funny and honestly a mood lol

Circumcision was introduced to prevent masturbation, and initiate people into a religion. Cleanliness was a retrospective reason.

Listened on spotify at work today... Had to come comment that my headphones decided today that they will come partially unplugged everytime I walked into the lobby where my boss was.... And it was always one word like orgasm, splurge, climax, wank.... I just nervously looked around and giggled and screamed SCIENCE!

the pregnancy moment is to far removed in time for animals to make the connection and realise that sex leads to pregnancy

Thanks for this episode. I would be really interested in a follow up covering what we know about hormonal transition and changes to orgasm and sexuality in general. As a trans woman I have experienced quite a lot of change and it feel to me this is largely due to my hormones. Would love to know if we have any science on this. Feels like it can relate to the"why do women have orgasms?" Questions since if trans women get 'female orgasms' from hormones then perhaps it shows it's not linked to maleness but testosterone anyway. Like I suppose more clearly the same at root but modified by present hormones.

Damn this is a pretty elaborate set up, I’ve been waiting over an hour and they still have their clothes on 😳😾/j

Regarding relieving menstrual pain with an orgasm: Speaking as a cis woman, I will certify that it absolutely does work. A good orgasm will reduce cramps down to barely noticeable for several hours. The drawback is that it also causes the flow rate of menstrual blood to increase for those same several hours. I think the tradeoff is worth it.

The squrting part was almost bad woman's anatomy... 🤣🤣🤣

I think the first film I every watched was David Bowie’s labyrinth and I still love that film

There's also this syndrome that when you stop having sex you feel sad, because you stop producing that dopamine and also after the climax momment, in comparision to that feeling, you feel worst when you are in your current mood again.

The first thing I was greeted with when I clicked this video, in big capital read letters, was; "THAT'S DIRTY" for a dishwasher ad 😂😂😂

In Judaism we believe that women must feel pleasure or the man has failed. The waiting until marriage thing is from us, mainly because we have a lot of laws and beliefs about preserving the "seed" to keep our culture alive through genocide and persecution. This is also one of the possible reasons that sodomy is outlawed in Judaism; it can't be used for reproduction. It is a little outdated now, however many still follow the rules strictly as a means to restore the 6 million we lost in the Holocaust. The shame around sex definitely has a basis in the Torah and Talmud, however it definitely became a part of culture through Christianity. I think initially Christianity took chastity very seriously, which took hold of European culture. Most Jewish sects (I know they're a bit different in the UK than where I am in the US as far as names) look at these laws with historical context when choosing whether or not to strictly obey them. Orthodox Jews believe less in context, however that doesn't mean they're homophobic or have sex through sheets (I have no idea where that one came from), there is still a lot of diversity of thought. Islam is more like Judaism when it comes to sex, as far as I know, besides some added laws in the Quran. EDIT: On circumcision, it was introduced to Judaism for cleanliness and to distinguish us from pagans, and became a tradition. Christianity said it was no longer necessary. Islam reintroduced it in MENA. It was brought back into the US as a means to reduce pleasure and masturbation, by the guy who invented Kellogg's cereal. (I cannot make this up, what's wrong with us in the US) Our doctors still push in on new parents... despite the evidence that using soap and a condom works just as well.

I love this... Was a bit sceptical because I didn't want it to be too sciencey and I didn't want it to be too unserious but it's just the perfect amount of everything... Like the whole understanding consequence debate was soooooooo beautifully done 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

i have no idea what the first film i’ve ever seen was BUT the first film that i remember watching in a cinema was hotel transylvania with half the screening being family friends, we were being really loud and so the other children in the screening came and all sat with us, bc they thought we all just met lmao 🤍 (edit was spelling)

For the record, the scientific word for "the mouth of the peehole" is meatus

The film Noah is talking about in 21:37 is The Intouchables and it’s brillant I really recommend watching it!

The first film I remember watching was “Pooh’s Heffalump Movie”. That was the first and only thing we had on VHS when I was about three. Plus I got very sick watching it once and kept vomiting into a bucket whilst trying to sing along with the characters:/

the french movie noah was talking about was les intouchables! we watched it in class as well

My initial reaction was that they should have invited a woman on, and it doesn't seem great to just have a bunch of men talking about this topic, and while I still kinda agree with that in principial, I am so glad Noah was the guest for this episode. His questions and reactions really made this episode, and I don't think it would have been nearly as fun, or even as informative, without him. I love how unafraid he was to ask genuine questions and give his raw reactions, it really did add so much.

It would be great to include a woman in these conversations next time to have a bit of another side be voiced.

4 minutes in and the puns were killing me. I HAD to upvote this. i don't even care what the rest of the show is about. y'all won my upvote aleady.

Apparently the first film I ever saw *in a theater* was The Nightmare Before Christmas as a toddler. Ever since then I've been able to summon Hot Topic gift cards out of thin air.

According to my dad, the first film I ever watched was Titanic because my mum had just given birth to me and felt emotional 😂😂😂 he still jokes to people that I cried when I watched Titanic, even though I was literally a newborn 🤦🏻‍♀️

Wow Noah I'm happy I checked out your music! Your sound is fire!

Cory is the only guy who asks "can you link that for me please? For scientific purposes of course"

The vulva is the official term for the whole thing, people mistakingly say vagina, but the vagina is specifically the part of the vulva that is the opening to the birth canal. Not enough people know this as sex Ed doesn’t seem cover these basics 😭 we should all be saying vulva instead of vagina when we’re talking about all the collective parts (clitoris, vagina, inner and outer labia, etc.)

On female orgasam, I vaguely remember an article saying that the muscle contractions dip the cervix in the semen pool left after male orgasm helping in conception.

I remember my fourth birthday was "Spirit" themed (the horse movie) so I'm going to guess that movie was one of the first I saw, but honestly no clue Also, Jamp's facial expressions in the beginning absolutely sent me. Thanks for another great episode!

Barely got through my workout while listening to this because it was so hilarious at times. What a delightfully immature episode.

I don't remember the first film I ever watched, but it was probably "Kot Filemon", which was like a Polish animated kid's film about a cat called Filemon. The first film I probably properly remember watching was Narnia, specifically the Lion, Witch and the Wardrobe.

What luke was saying about dopamine at 27:11 made sence to me when I heard it because I have ADHD. People with ADHD have dopamine deficiencys. ( TW: oversharing nsfw stuff ) When I try and ya know... I can't or I stop half way through ahaha im probably going to delete this very very soon

The first film I ever watched was 'Dinosaur' (2000). I was 4 and thought Dinosaurs were real and remember crying in the cinema

I honestly have no idea what the first film I ever saw was, but the first film I ever saw in cinema was one of the ice age movies - no idea which one but I absolutely loved them as a kid lmao. Hope this counts lol

should do an episode on sigmund freud

Dopamine is the hormone of the Mesocorticolimbic circuit (the reward system of the brain). Dopamine hits make you feel accomplished and dopamine deficiency is likely the main reason for ADHD. It's really difficult to concentrate without the dopamine hits driving your behavior.

The first film I saw in the cinema was Jurassic Park Lost World. My mum was furious because I was three years old (apparently I begged my dad) but to this day it's my favourite movie franchise.

I have no idea what the first film I watched was , but my first memory was being on the top bunk of a bed and my dad and older sister watching a Harry Potter movie on the bottom bunk , I would have been about 5

My first film, I believe, was Oliver! Probably explains my love for musical theatre now. That topic introduction was something else btw, all the puns and innuendos. I loved it ahahah

I think I agree with luke on the animal decision discussion. Think about kitchens. Food is good, and we associate the kitchen with food. Often, you'll find yourself just wandering to the kitchen and absentmindedly checking the cupboards for food, even when you're not hungry. You aren't making an actual conscious decision to open a cupboard, it's just a behaviour that you subconsciously do because it's favourable dopamine-wise Animals, imo, don't necessarily need to understand what's going on consciously. And that is a big discussion, do animals have a conscious mind or is it just this subconscious presence. They don't have speech or anything to articulate complex, abstract ideas in their head. This becomes incredibly important with dog training, because dogs are actually very predictable. A goof postive-reinforcement trainer, like kikopup (look her up on youtube) knows, or can guess accurately, what associations that dog makes based on what you do. This is also why punishment is so bad, because animals subconscious decisions will be influenced by this. If you scald a dog for peing on the floor, you might often find them peing when you're not around. They might wait for you to leave before peeing. That is NOT because they are being defiant or disobedient. It's because their brains want to minimise punishment and maximise pleasure. Easiest way to do that is to continue what they are doing but just avoid the punishment by waiting for you to leave. They aren't being 'stealthy' or defiant or disobedient. They are just changing behaviour based on the available pleasure and pain information Don't know how that comment turned from 'animals may not think like we do' to 'don't punish your animals' but really, I just think that assuming animals can make intelligent decisions like us can be dangerous. Of course, that isn't to say they don't associate sex with childbirth, but I think it is unlikely.

Dopamine is clicking on the reward centers in the brain, Oxytocin is mainly the "nesting" hormone, and encourages the caring for others.

Scientific preparation C-, but Corry’s jokes throughout A+++ 😂😂😂

The first movie I vividly remember seeing in a theater was wall-e

Great episode😁🤍love that Noah was there too!

Dogs are sentient and aware beings. Spend some time with them Luke. If you everr come to sweden I'll show you how to communicate with them and you'll see how aware they are. This is demeaning to animals... I use to like all of you guys. In sweden we have a word that is "artegoism", is the word species put together with egocentricity, it means to look at the human being as the only one better than any other species and only put human needs first. It also means to thikn of the human as the only one capable of thinkign ahead, calculate and be consciously aware. My late dog use to hare german shepherds. When we met one she specifically disliked she use to calculate what route they would take (going the other way) and then not take a shortt cut, but a longer route so that she would run into it from the side. She was fully aware of what dog it was, that she wanted to give it hell (she barked more then she bit) and how to find it through a labyrinth of houses and streets.

was very excited to hear the new episode...then i read the title and my face pulled like 5 different expressions in the span of 2 milliseconds

the first film i ever saw was happy feet when i was 2, apparently me and a couple other kids all ran to the front during the end credits and just started dancing for everyone... weird child lmao

This was the most fun episode so far😂

I think the first movie I ever saw was one of the toy stories, the first one I can remember anyway. And to this day I still can't watch any of them, 'cause I got nightmares and they still scare me shitless. I love your podcasts, even though I don't have enough time to listen to them to the end a lot of the time, but I do find it quite educational and relaxing, so thank you for being great creators and funny human beings.

first movie i remember seeing in theaters was finding nemo! still one of my favorite pixar films to this day!

Corry may have gotten a bit of PTSD from this podcast...lol

The first film that I watched was probably ‘Star Wars Episode IV - A New Hope’ It also has some of my favourite quotes like “Into the garbage chute, flyboy!” :))

The first movie I saw in theaters was the first Harry Potter. I was a baby and apparently fell asleep in my mom's arms. She said she was worried I'd wake up during the troll scene. Thanks for the episode!

Watching this with my mom and according to her, it was Cinderella (Disney 1950 version) at my grandma’s house

The first movie I remember seeing was "Old Yeller" by Disney. I cried at the end when they shot Old Yeller, and I had nightmares for a week after that my dog was going to get shot. Thanks for making me remember a 55-year-old trama. Yes, I would like to win something.

The first movie I watched was probably Garfield: The tale of 2 Kitties (btw I love the podcast and I hope you guys have a great day) 💙

To celebrate 100 episodes we’re doing a MASSIVE giveaway! To enter just make sure you’re subscribed, like this video, and comment what is the first film that you ever saw? The first film that I can remember seeing is Alpha & Omega which is an animated children’s film about two packs of wolves where the female wolf who was the daughter of one of the pack’s leader gets taken by hunters so the male wolf who was the son of the other pack’s leader goes and saves her. They go on a journey of both getting taken and helping each other escape to go back to their packs. They end up falling in love and getting married which unites the two packs together and ends the rivalry that was going on for years. I’d watch this film every night to go to bed when traveling to be comfortable sleeping in the new enviroment when I was a young child.

I think this was the first ep i saw and corry saying that they do talk about srs topics was very suprising to me then. Also baby batter

I don't remember my first film, but a show I remember very clearly from my childhood was The Backyardigans. I watched that show as much as I could when I was younger. It has films with it so I think it counts. Unrelated note, my first episode was the Trans Brain episode I watched yesterday, and now I'm here 😂

25:20 fun fact from a not entomologist (but stolen from the one and only entomo), this behavior regarding praying mantis is commonly observed in captivity, but only very rarely in nature. The reason this is common in captivity is because of the lack of an escape.

My first film was the first Power Rangers movie. I'll never be that excited to go see a film ever again.

The first film I ever saw was actually Robin Hood, which is really cool because it’s one of my all time favourites now! My mother said that it made it easy to get me to sleep, and I still often fall asleep whilst watching it on the sofa lmao :)

its really interesting listening to you talking about the thing with the dog and if you hit it every time it barked whether that would make it stop, cause i was literally learning about conditioning and Pavlov's dogs today in alevel psych lol

I believe the first film I ever saw was beauty and the beast, I had this nanny share with a guy who couldn't pronounce words. he called it boody and de bead. i then pronounced it boody and de bead for 4 months. including my first few weeks of weeks at school.

The first film I remember seeing at the cinema was *Cocktail* starring Tom Cruise I would have been 14 at the time so shocked that my mother allowed me to actually see it. A family friend who’s 8 years older than me took me

I believe the first film I ever saw in theatres was the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory remake, (we didn't watch films at home because our TV was stolen and we never bothered replacing it), and I apparently found the film horrifically scary, because when the children were being sucked up and down various holes I cried so hard my Mum had to take me out of the theatre 😅

This probably isn't the first movie I've watched but the first one I remember is It (1990). I was really young and was sleeping in my dad's bed with him. He was watching it on the television and at some point, I woke up and watched along. It was TRAUMATISING. It was so terrifying and yet I couldn't stop watching it. One scene that stuck in my mind was when one of the girls was in the bathroom and blood started to fill up the sink. She screamed and her parents rushed in but they couldn't see the blood. They smeared blood all over her face when trying to comfort her. I might be wrong, I'm just going off of memory here

First film I recall having watched was Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. My face all time is definitely The Labyrinth. My doggo is named Bowie for that very reason

My first ever movie was Disney's "Snow White" on VHS, and my parents have collected the entire collection of the Disney movies ever since

Bonobos and many many other animals are known to effectively mate with their third cousin. It's enough change in the genes that it balances out to be pretty much a perfect match

This was the funniest video yet 😂

The first movie I remember watching is either Coraline or Toy Story. I don't remember which on happened first, but I remember being terrified watching Coraline crawl through that tunnel

I don't remember the first film I ever saw but I loved Scooby doo as a kid so probably one of those 90s/early 2000s ones.

The first film I ever saw in theatre was Inside Out when I was 12 and to this day it has completely changed how I think about my brain and my thoughts XD

my dad always tells me my love for action movies comes from me watching mission impossible when I was 2 years old. I don't remember it but that might be my first movie.

I think the first film I ever saw may have been The Snowman, but I can remember the first film I saw in the cinema - The Lion King, and the whole experience was totally overwhelming in the best way possible 😂

Another great episode! Can't remember the first film I ever saw, but I do know the first movie I cried at was Star Wars 😂

the first film i ever saw was up and the first five mins still make me tear up every time

The first film I ever saw was ‘K3 dierenhotel’. It’s a Dutch movie about a girl group and two of them want to go to a spa and the other wants to go to a farm and then their gpses switched It was great

My first ever film was brother bear in an old cinema in my home city in Poland. Cinemas have definitely improved since haha

Learned more here than I did in school

Ohh the movie Noah was talking about is called Intouchables (its really funny). There is an english version on Prime called The Untouchables

i first rember watcing the last unicorn i was obsessed and simultainously scared by it. I rember it being wonderfully weird

The first film I watched was probably an old western or a murder mystery because that is the sort of thing my dad watches. The first film I saw in a cinema was Monsters University, on guide camp but the leaders told us we were going to watch UP.

Not sure what the first film I ever saw, but an early film memory is An American Tail. My earliest TV show memory is Shining Time Station.

The first film I ever saw was "Dinosaur", this obscure Disney movie that came out in 2000, when CGI animation was decidedly not good enough to pull off a whole life-actoney dinosaur movie, the way the attempted. My mum tells me little 3-year-old me loved it though.

The first film I ever saw or I begged to stay up to watch with my parents was Lord of the rings, still my favourite.

I remember going to the cinema and seeing Doug's first movie for my birthday, and also rugrats movie... but my first movie was probably a disney one like lion king or aristocats.

sgdhfjf i’m behind about 3 episodes but this is gonna be a fun walk to school when i end up listening

The first movie I remember seeing was either The Boy Who Wanted to Be a Bear (wich is the first time I remember crying in front of a movie) in 2002 (when I was 3) or Disney's Peter Pan (we borrowed the VHS every other week at the library with my father because it was my favourite movie as a kid). And my first movie at the cinema was Finding Nemo :)

The first film I ever saw was either one of the star wars prequals, because I remember the purple lightsaber, or the dark crystal, but the first movie I ever remember seeing in theatres was kick ass, the superhero movie with nic cage, where he isn't a fire man, but it's very weird, because I was eight when the movie came out and my parents weren't the ones to take me, it was a babysitter of all things. Also, completely unrelated to the movie question, I actually really like how jokey the podcast is. For me it's the perfect mix of information and hilarity, and it's extra fun when I think of a joke based on the topic right as it's being said.

First movie was probably Bambi. Still have a lot of the classic Disney movies. Love your podcast!

I believe the first film I watched was Ratatouille, or at least the one I can remember, and I have rewatched it so many times