58 - Every Young Man's Battle (feat. Laura Ramadei)
Laura Ramadei from the Girls On Porn podcast stops by to help Brian and Josh block, tackle, and blast their way through the anti-porn manifesto for evangelical Christian teenage boys terrified of their own sex drives: Every Young Man’s Battle. You’ll never look at a jogger the same way, and for that we apologize. Sort of.
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Media referenced in this episode
Every Young Man’s Battle (documentary, 2003): YouTube / Letterboxd / TMDB
Every Young Man’s Battle by Stephen Arterburn & Fred Stoeker (WaterBrook Press, 2004): Goodreads / Google Books
Lecture by Shannon Ethridge (author of Every Young Woman’s Battle): YouTube
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Comments (11)
“Every Young Man’s Butthole.”
The person who wrote about it being important to mandatorily forgive your abuser should be dropped feet first into a [redacted]
The interstitial for this episode is great
"This is the site of Andersonville Prison camp, where approximately 41,000 Union prisoners of war were held between February 1864 and April 1865. Due to overcrowding, inadequate rations, and unsanitary conditions, nearly 13,000 of those promising young men died before release. Today, young men are held captive in a different kind of prison: the prison of p'rnography."
The book should have been titled "Battlefield Girth"
This taint every young man's battle. You're welcome
I was made to read this book at around 15 after my parents caught me looking at porn. And again for a YA Bible study after high school. I have WAY too many thoughts and feelings about this episode to put in a single comment, so I'll just sum up my feelings with this: I cannot BELIEVE y'all went through an entire round of "Maybe you've heard of this Christian band from 2000" without mentioning Switchfoot or POD!
I bet Fred Stoeker's real motivation is to create more demand for Jogger porn videos. He gave me a brand new search term for my next J-off sesh
it was only a momentary mention but boy y’all could get a real whopper of an episode out of Relient K
"mood rings" alone could fill an episode
fantastic episode