For the fourth episode of Nips and Tips Kennedy walks through personality quizzes, astrology and how helpful they can really be.  Sources How to (Accurately) Measure Your Personality by Jennifer V. Fayard Ph.D. When Personality Test Results are Wrong, But Feel so Right by Jennifer V. Fayard Ph.D. Who are you? The Lure and Limitations of Personality Tests by Jennifer Walter The Psychology Behind Why We Care about Astrology by Theodora Blanchfield, AMFT

White men gatekeeping Scifi fandoms is not a new thing. However the Rick and Morty fans have been able to top them all in toxicity. On episode three Kennedy discusses the major events that led to the Rick and Morty fandom being labeled as the most toxic fandom and what that means for all scifi fandoms.  Content warning: skip from 20:45 ish to just 30 seconds ahead Sources: Rick and Morty Wikipedia  "The Toxic Culture of Sci-Fi and Its Fanboys" Ujjainee Roy "Viral Tweet about Fandom Gatekeeping Proves we still have a Male Geek Problem" by Kate Gardner "The Dark Side of the Rick and Morty Fandom" by Zach Lisabeth "Rick and Morty Toxic Fandom, Explained" by Sebastian Muriel "I love Rick and Morty - but its toxic fans make me ashamed to admit it" by Stuart McGurk "Whats Wrong with 'Rick and Morty' Fans? How Adult Swim Nerds became a Meme" by Emily Gaudette "Rick and Morty co-creator calls out 'knobs' wwho harassed, doxxed show's female writers (update)" by Julia Alexander

For this second episode, Kennedy goes a little bit down a rabbit hole and discusses every living species in the order primate and how they all differ.  Sources: Notes from Dr. Eva Garett and Dr. Matthew Cartmill Physical Anthropology wikki page

For the very first episode of Nips and Tips Kennedy takes a deep dive into Phineas and Ferb and ranks the best episodes. Sources used: Disney+ Phineas and Ferb official wiki