S1 Frio vs Calor

·51 min·5 clips

Julio argues cold weather is useless, while Marciano counters that it's the season for holidays like Christmas and Halloween.

["The episode begins with Julio and El Marciano greeting listeners and noting the recent temperature drop in Houston, Texas, from the 80s/90s to the 40s/50s Fahrenheit.", "They observe that people in Texas are rushing to buy jackets and blankets as if the cold will last long, sparking the central debate: cold versus heat.", "Julio states his preference for heat, listing activities like swimming and going to the beach, while Marciano counters that cold weather is associated with holidays like Halloween and Christmas.", "Marciano argues that cold leads to illnesses like the flu and runny noses, making life miserable for waitstaff who have to clean up tissues.", "Julio claims cold weather is 'cachondo' (sexy), but Marciano corrects him, saying the term means hot in temperature, leading to a playful argument about language.", "The discussion shifts to health benefits, with Julio citing a Stanford study that cold weather improves cognitive function and memory by increasing brain glucose consumption.", "Marciano interrupts with a claim that cucumbers are better for memory, leading to a crude joke about inserting a cucumber for memory enhancement.", "Julio continues with health points, stating that cold weather burns 34% more calories due to the body's effort to maintain temperature, based on a U.S. study.", "He also mentions that cold reduces diabetes risk by activating brown fat, referencing a University of Toronto study on pregnant women.", "Other benefits listed include fewer allergies in winter, better sleep in cold rooms, and lower infection rates because viruses survive less in cold temperatures.", "Marciano dismisses these points, arguing that heat makes people happier by allowing outdoor activities like sports, which boosts the immune system.", "They read listener comments, with some preferring cold because you can always add layers, while others prefer heat despite humidity challenges.", "A listener named Pacorro describes cold as enjoyable only in a cozy cabin, not when working outside with wet feet and freezing conditions.", "The hosts debate whether outdoor workers prefer heat or cold, with Marciano suggesting those who prefer cold are like polar bears.", "Marciano makes racially insensitive remarks, claiming people with darker skin adapt better to heat and listing hot countries with predominantly non-white populations.", "Julio calls him racist, but Marciano defends it as scientific, citing skin color adaptation, and lists cold countries like Antarctica and Canada with lighter-skinned populations.", "They promote their other podcast, S\u00e9ptima Hora, which covers horror stories and serial killers, multiple times throughout the episode.", "The episode concludes with closing remarks, encouraging listeners to follow them on social media and tune in live on Spreaker Podcast.", "Final banter includes Marciano noting that women wear leggings in cold weather, which he finds appealing, and Julio scolding him for being crude.", "Overall, the episode blends humor, debate, and listener interaction while maintaining a lighthearted, conversational tone."]

Listen to the show on

Apple Podcasts Spotify

Play clips from this episode More from Chistes y Mas con Julio y El Marciano