PJ Vogt

After the break, three stories about cannibalism, at least one of which I think will complicate your certainty about the anti-cannibalism feelings that you think you were born with.

We'll see.

That's after some ads.

Welcome back to the show.

Normally, you know how podcasts work.

This is not your first one.

We did the intro part.

Then we do the part where I talk to an expert on cannibalism.

Somebody who wrote a book, they'll say a bunch of smart stuff.

I'll ask them follow-up questions about it.

This week, we're going to do something a little different.

So I read a bunch of books on cannibalism, some science, some cultural history.

I watched a TED Talk.

There is a cannibalism TED Talk.

And then I called a friend.

I mentioned in the first half when I was talking to Hannah that I had a friend who I text with about taboos.

You're probably picturing a pretty tawdry relationship right now, but it's just my friend Kalva.

Kalva Sane.

You may have heard him in another episode of Search Engine where we asked him, how am I supposed to find new music now that I'm old and irrelevant?

Kalva, welcome back.