Should you help a disabled person without asking? What will people risk to be famous? From inquisitive children and their dark playground games, to how Bron and Robert Baratheon teamed up, this week is insightful, hilarious and never dull!

In this second episode of *I'm Stumped!*, hosts Ani_Logs and Claire discuss various topics ranging from societal observations to personal experiences with disability, pop culture, and social media.

Key Highlights On This Weeks Episode;

*Public Reactions to Disability: Ani_Logs shares an experience where a child approached and hit his prosthetic leg (4:09 - 7:55). The hosts discuss the importance of teaching children about disabilities early to foster understanding rather than curiosity or fear.

*Film Review - The Substance: The hosts offer their take on the film *The Substance* (11:43 - 20:29). They interpret it not just as a horror thriller, but as a poignant metaphor for how society—and particularly the pressure of social media—impacts women's self-worth, aging, and the desperation for relevance.

*Helping the Disabled Community: A recurring theme is the issue of well-meaning strangers attempting to assist disabled individuals without asking, often creating awkward or even dangerous situations (21:07 - 31:40). Ani_Logs recounts a humorous but chaotic story from a convention involving Mark Addy (Robert Baratheon) and Jerome Flynn (Bronn) attempting to help him navigate a crowd.

*Life Updates and Personal Growth: Claire talks about recent birthday activities (10:29), her hobbies like weightlifting and learning Spanish (33:04), and the challenge of managing personal energy using the "spoon theory" (42:19 - 44:03).

*'What Stumped Us' Segment: (45:34 - 53:15)

As always we discuss - What Stumped Us This Week - and we have a mixed bag of humour and public rudeness.

Let us know in the comments, what stumped YOU this week!

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Claire's Song recommendation: Throw Yourself To The Sword- Die Spitz