Hear contenders for song of the summer. Plus, the real reason so many people are getting cosmetic surgery.

Main Topic:

The podcast episode covers three main topics:

1. Democrats' efforts to repeal the Comstock Act, a 151-year-old law that banned the mailing of abortion-related material.
2. The connection between social media and cosmetic surgery, with dermatologist Dr. Neelam Vashi discussing how social media can influence people's desire for cosmetic procedures.
3. The debate over the song of the summer, with Apple Music's Brooke Reese discussing why it's hard to declare a single song as the summer anthem.

Key Points:

• Democrats are introducing legislation to repeal the Comstock Act, which they fear could be used to crack down on abortion access if a Republican administration takes office.
• A recent study found that about 8,000 women a month get abortion pills by mail in states with abortion restrictions.
• Dr. Neelam Vashi's study found that social media use is a determinant in the desire to have cosmetic procedures, particularly when people use photo editing and filters.
• The song of the summer is a subjective and debated topic, with multiple contenders this year, including Sabrina Carpenter's "Espresso," Tinashe's "Nasty," and Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us."
• Apple Music's Brooke Reese explains that songs of the summer capture a moment in time and evoke memories and emotions.