In this episode of "Nice Ashes," Mike and Nate discuss their experiences smoking the Chillin' Moose cigar while diving into the controversial documentaries by Matt Walsh, "What is a Woman?" and "Am I Racist?" Mike is skeptical about the Chillin' Moose cigar, describing it as having an odd flavor but adequate for an everyday smoke.

The conversation quickly shifts to the documentaries, where Mike, having watched "What is a Woman?", shares that Walsh's film addresses the complexities of gender identity through interviews with various experts, highlighting the evasive nature of some individuals when faced with straightforward questions. Nate, on the other hand, watched "Am I Racist?" and critiques Walsh’s abrasive style and comedic approach, suggesting that it often detracted from meaningful discourse. He expresses disappointment with Walsh's tendency to interject, arguing that the people he interviewed often presented irrational viewpoints that would have been more effective to let stand on their own without interruption.

Both hosts reflect on the nature of Walsh's film-making, comparing it to Michael Moore's style, characterized by an overt political agenda. They ultimately find both films lacking in terms of balance and insight, criticizing Walsh for not allowing authentic conversations to unfold while nonetheless acknowledging that they contain moments of significant commentary on societal issues. In the end, they both agree that there are better cigars to enjoy and more effective documentaries to watch.

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