This week's had me howling with the sheer level of depravity involved. My (queer, feminist) girlfriend gave this a listen after asking me what I was chuckling away each week with a pained look on my face, and I was horrified to find out she'd done so. Luckily, she thought it was funny too, but then she also has a taste in high/low level smut.
Just to chime in with previous discussions; I wouldn't reccomend this to most people, but given the somber, self-serious tone of most other podcasts I listen to, and the cultural climate in general, I do just find it a bit of a release. As has previously been highlighted, Mullen is just an incredible improviser, which saves it for me, even in the bad episodes that can descend into schoolyard homophobia, albeit ironic. The good riffs are above anything else in this field of comedy. Also, it's obvious that they're all pretty to very decent guys, Mullen included. I'd actually like to hear Stav talking more about his experiences dealing with internalised misogyny in therapy, but of course, I just take the podcast as the study in being gay with your Dad that it is.