The conversation revolves around hunting your own food and consuming it, and how this is related to being attacked, how it is better to have an educational conversation than being defensive, and how the speaker would try becoming a vegan but would continue eating meat which he hunts for.
In this episode, Jenny Slate talks about her life as a vegetarian turned meat-eater, how her memory improved after eating meat, and her struggles with discipline in her career.
The Pegan diet is a combination of paleo and vegan diets, focusing on the principles of food as medicine and personalized nutrition. It emphasizes eating whole foods and is based on the idea that what we eat can impact our genes, hormones, brain chemistry, immune system, microbiome, and mitochondria.
The podcaster tells a story about getting kicked out of a house after getting into a physical altercation with the other guests.
A person talks about how they spent a lot of money building a cage for their animals, but also mentions the psychological effects of animals coming from other homes and not liking humans.
The speaker discusses how communication with his wife has improved during quarantine and how he deals with feelings of objectification during dark times.