Show notes
In our final episode on monsters, we investigate why people who eat people are the funkiest people in the afterlife. We talk to a man who has actually eaten parts of other people, many times, about why he thinks consuming human flesh should be normalized. We then consider the age-old question of how God is supposed to resurrect a cannibal and all of his victims when most of the flesh of the victims would also be a part of the cannibal.
Highlighted moments
there are no laws against cannibalism the crime in english law in particular has always been in murder and uh how you dispose of the body after the murder really isn't that important
“all the human stuff is legally obtained it's people donating their bodies or at that time back in the late 80s it was india picking up people off the streets who were so poor they couldn't afford burials and in order to get foreign exchange they sold these street bodies to western medical schools”
“it's never been about gender it's always been about species so I decided to set the record straight and eat a slice of human testicle”
“cannibals seem to be a wrench thrown into the machinery of resurrection”
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