We all know the stereotypical qualities attributed to testosterone: aggression, confidence, and teeny-tiny balls. But recently I was listening to a podcast from NPR's This American Life about the stuff and it blew my mind.

You must hear this. Not only will it change the way you think about men and women, it will change the way you think about who you are, and why.

I knew there was a reason I subscribed to Jamie Oliver's podcast. After sitting through boring shows about pasta, holidays, and other crap, he whips up an awesome steak and salad thing that even I can cook. And love. In under 10 minutes. Seriously.

I won't describe the recipe; you can get the podcast from iTunes. Besides, the picture says it all. Delicious rib eye steak, sliced thin. Pan juices mixed with a bit of olive oil to make a gravy. Some nice greens in the middle. And the topper: hand-whipped cream laced with horseradish and lemon juice.

The whole thing took less than 10 minutes, and it looked and tasted freaking fantastic. I know what I'm making to impress my next date!

I haven't bought into the whole podcasting thing. There is one guy, who goes by the name Zefrank, who is insane and insightful.

Zefrank puts together a video podcast almost every day, full of miscellaneous ramblings, but usually including one or two short analyses of current politics or popular culture. But I particularly liked (and identified) with this post about ideas that you never follow through drugging you into happiness. A must watch for any artistic procrastinator.