Blood, Sh*t and P*ss
Blood, Sh*t and P*ss
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There is so much information about each of us stored in our blood, feces and urine. These two liquids and one sometimes liquid contain the very code of who we are, where we come from, and what we had for breakfast. And from a societal level, they also contain shame, embarrassment and humiliation, but why? Documentary filmmaker David Clair, Science Comedian Brian Malow, and stand up comic and producer Lauren Bancroft talk with experts, scientists, historians, and real people to demystify and destigmatize what makes us like the animals: blood, shit and piss.
"Blood is the Life"
David, Brian, and Lauren are joined by Gil Anidjar, professor at Columbia University and author of Blood: A Critique of Christianity to discuss kinship, vampirism and blood in cinema.
Jul 20, 2021
46 min
"Large Living Poops"
David, Brian, and Lauren are joined by author and mental health professional Crispin Kitto for a discussion of Freud, the anal stage, and uncover some of the trauma of potty training. 
Jun 14, 2021
28 min
"The Perfect Human Poop"
David, Brian and Lauren are joined by guest Susie MaGuire, founder of The Poop Museum, an online class for kids ages 4-9 all about the wonders of poop! David also takes his cohosts on a journey into his own gut health via an in-home test.
May 24, 2021
36 min
"A Voice for Pee"
David, Brian, and Lauren are joined by author, wellness practitioner and urine therapy teacher Brother Sage to discuss his experience drinking his own pee. Our hosts are then joined by ER physician Dr. Pranav Desai for a second opinion. 
May 10, 2021
33 min
Prologue
Host David Clair is joined by his mom for a concept introduction and casual chat about the motivation behind the show!
May 3, 2021
2 min
Trailer
Documentary filmmaker David Clair, Science Comedian Brian Malow and stand up comic and producer Lauren Bancroft, talk with experts, scientists, authors, and real people to demystify and destigmatize what makes us like the animals: blood, shit and piss.
Mar 25, 2021
59 sec