Rippin' Throats #18: MacGruber's Sexuality (Part 6)

Rippin' Throats #21: MacGruber's Sexuality (Part 9)

We've done it! We've completed our initial nine-part series on MacGruber's sexuality. In this very special episode, all your burning questions about this pan-sexual hump machine are finally answered. (And yes, we provide a definitive, irrefutable determination on the size of his dong.) Also included: * Update on the new brood of Sax Dragons (spoiler alert: at least one is dead) * An American classic surprisingly made worse by the addition of saxophone * Jeff's unsuccessful return to the marital bed * And more!!!

Rippin' Throats #20: MacGruber's Sexuality (Part 8)

In their episode 20 spectacular, the Rippin’ Throats family welcomes a new brood of Sax Dragons, replenishing at long last the depleted saxophone-forward house band. We also discuss an ill-fated attempt to invite Will Forte onto the podcast, in the process discovering that Jeff is a medical miracle of sorts. And we “round the horn” in our discussion of MacGruber’s sexuality, losing ourselves in the musky, damp, verdant, life-giving moment.

Rippin' Throats #19: MacGruber's Sexuality (Part 7)

Analyzing MacGruber’s sexuality is as easy as breathing — you just go in and out, in and out, in and out, in and out. Easy? Yes. But not quick! Come with us as we inch closer to the conclusion of our EXTREMELY DETAILED sexuality arc!

Rippin' Throats #18: MacGruber's Sexuality (Part 6)

Like an onion, peeling back one layer of MacGruber’s sexuality only reveals more and more layers to be contended with. As their examination of the intense sexual imagery in the 2021 Peacock series MacGruber continues, Jeff and Jay celebrate penis-size positivity up and down the spectrum and also discuss the pure erotic bliss of visualizing swimming sessions at the local YMCA. (And don’t worry: We have a bunch more episodes about MacGruber’s sexuality coming soon!)

Rippin' Throats #17: MacGruber's Sexuality (Part 5)

“I like things in my butt”: The first words out of MacGruber’s mouth in the 2021 Peacock series “MacGruber” seem straightforward enough, but upon closer inspection, MacGruber scholars Jeff and Jay unpack how this simple, declarative sentence is a not only a true declaration of sexual independence but also a symbol of genuine personal growth and development. Also we tell a guy from Michigan that it’s okay to like things in his butt, too.