Fertility Issues? Have You Asked The Kansas Goat Doctor?

Having fertility issues?? Well, one "doctor" suggests putting some goat gonads by your gonads. 

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:08):
School of Humans. In nineteen ten, twenty five year old
John R.

Speaker 2 (00:20):
Brinkley had yet to come up with a scheme that
would make him famous, almost elected governor of Kansas, and
get him sued for everything he was worth and more.
He was working in nineteen ten at a slaughterhouse, and
he was assigned to the goats for.

Speaker 1 (00:40):
Part of his tasks.

Speaker 2 (00:42):
He was working there after a slew of failures. He
was born poor in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina,
and he and his wife had already failed at their
traveling medicine show, where they would pose as Quaker doctors
and sing and dance and try to sell their homemade
tonics and tinctures cures for literally anything that could ail you.

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These medicine shows were common at the time because even
though the world now knew about germs and stuff like that,
doctors were still killing as much as they were healing.
Medicine was ineffective a lot of the time, so tinctures
and tonics made by fake Quakers might be just as
effective as regular medicine. But it's possible that their potential

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customers saw through the ruse, or perhaps they were bad
at singing and dancing. But Brinkley and his wife gave
up the whole operation, and Brinkley tried to go to
actual medical school. Well, it ends up that doesn't work
out either. He can't afford it, so he's between jobs.

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So he's at this slaughterhouse. Now, this slaughterhouse was important
because he was spending a lot of time with the goats.
And goats and Brinkley they developed a sort of relationship.
Not a gross one, you pervert. I mean, it's kind
of gross, but not like in the way that you're
probably thinking.

Speaker 1 (02:11):
At first, he admired the goats.

Speaker 2 (02:15):
He was like, Wow, that's really cool that they do
not catch the same illnesses as humans do. That's amazing.
And also he was like, these goats are so fertile.
Methinks if we made a man more like a goat,
perhaps we could heal man. And so at that slaughterhouse,

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Brinkley starts thinking about this big idea transplanting goat balls
into men to make them more young and fertile.

Speaker 1 (02:46):
Duh cute. The theme song.

Speaker 2 (02:54):
This is American Filth and I'm Gabby Watts. Every week
I tell you a filthy story from American history. This
week's episode, the Kansas goat doctor.

Speaker 1 (03:13):
Me or is that a sheet? Later in his life,
John R.

Speaker 2 (03:23):
Brinkley will admit in court that his innovative goat gland
operation quote did not and could not rejuvenate a man
by itself, and that his advertisements claiming this ability during
the previous decade were false. But he did convince a

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ball's load of people that transplanting goat testes near one's
own testes would make your testes work better and don't worry.
According to Brinkley, this procedure also worked for women. You
could take goat ovaries, put them by your ovaries, and

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woila working ovaries. Really, it's like a ViBe's based type
of medicine. This works, this doesn't work. If we put
the thing that works by the thing that doesn't, voila,
it's gonna work. After Brinkley left the slaughterhouse, he did
allegedly get a medical degree. He got it from this

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place that was a diploma mill where you basically just
buy your degree. He then started on many quack doctor
jobs in the field of medicine.

Speaker 1 (04:41):
For a while.

Speaker 2 (04:42):
He was in the South and teamed up with another
quack and they started pushing a potion that they had
created for fertility.

Speaker 1 (04:51):
All it really was was water that they.

Speaker 2 (04:53):
Had put food coloring in, and for about twenty five
dollars they'd give men this shot to boost their fertility
and also probably get rid of a rectile dysfunction.

Speaker 1 (05:05):
It can do everything, but unfortunately.

Speaker 2 (05:09):
They had to skid daddle out of there after their
cures weren't curing, and also they weren't paying their bills.
This is what a lot of Brinkley's early life was like,
coming up with a doctor's scheme, coming up with some
amazing solution, trying to pawn it off on people, it

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not working, and then him running away. And if you
guys can believe it, Brinkley had a lot of marital issues.
His first wife, Sally, was who he did those medicine
shows with where they would dress up as Quakers. She
abandoned him multiple times, taking their young daughters with her.

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One time he got back at Sally by kidnapping one
of his own children. When the dyed water scheme failed,
she left him for good with their kids. But no
worries for Brinkley. He was a charlatan. That means he
had the riz. Yes, the riz, that's how you say it.

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So he was good at strutting his stuff and getting
people to fall in love with him. And after Sally
left him, he found a new wife almost immediately, Manie Jones.
They married after only four days of courtship. The issue
with their marriage was he had techically not gotten divorced
from Sally, so after their honeymoon, Sally turned back up

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and confronted them, being like, hey, sir, you're being a
big amiss right now.

Speaker 1 (06:45):
You're insane.

Speaker 2 (06:47):
And it took him a long time to actually get
divorced from Sally. Many his new wife had to keep
reminding him, being like, hey, you need to get divorced
from your wife so that we can actually be married. God, fellas,
isn't it annoying when your wife keeps nagging you about
getting divorced from your wife so that she can actually
be your wife. Unfortunately for Brinkley, the dyed water scheme

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caught up to him and bit them in the booty
because of his unpaid bills in fraudulent doctoring. He got
arrested ensued. But Brinkley, he's a smart man. What he
did was he blamed it on the other doctor he
was working with, saying it was mostly his fault. He

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did such a good job convincing everyone of that that
the other doctor ended up paying most of the fees.
Many and John Brinkley spend a couple of years traveling
around the country because the problem with being a fake
doctor is sometimes as hard to find places to practice
medicine without people being mad at you for actually having

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no idea what you're talking about, and Brinkley in general,
he seemed like a pretty useless person. At one point
he was in the Army reserve, and during World War
One he was actually drafted into the army, but within
two months he was discharged because he had a nervous breakdown.
Whittle Blinkie was a whittle too nervous for the war.

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He's like, I got to get back to scamming people.
That's my safe space. The Brinkleys ended up in Kansas
and he got a job patching up animals, and it
was here where he was reminded of the goat and
his many goat observations.

Speaker 1 (08:41):
He was like, again, hmmm, goats, they're so healthy, they're
so virile. Wouldn't it be great.

Speaker 2 (08:48):
If we could take those qualities from the goats and
put them inside of men. Like, literally, we'll take the
goat testes, put them by the man testes, and then
the man testes will be more like the goat testies,
and then the man will be fertile and awesome like

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the goats. And honestly, this wasn't the craziest idea at
the time. This was called zeno transplantation, and there had
been a lot of people throughout the years, throughout the
centuries who had tried similar stuff where they're like, we're
gonna use animal parts to make human parts better. And
also today, you know, sometimes people will get a pig

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heart transplant. It's not crazy, But at the same time,
Brinkley's theory is ridiculous. Also, it seemed that his main
goal was tricking people to get money, not so much
actually innovating medicine. In nineteen seventeen, he saw an ad

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in a newspaper about a small town in Kansas called
Milford and they were in need of a doctor, and
Brinkley was like, this sounds like a job for me.
He's like, I'm obsessed with pretending to be a doctor,
and this place seems isolated enough that perhaps my past

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legal troubles shan't follow me. Many get your stuff together,
We're going to Milford. When he first got to Milford,
the main task was to take care of people who
had come down with the Spanish flu. Remember there was
a huge pandemic going on. But then he was like,
I got to get back to the goats. This is

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where the important work is. Conveniently for him, he had
a patient come to visit. The man was an elderly
farmer who was trying to have another baby with his
young wife. Gross but the old man he was asking
for help. He was having trouble getting his young wife pregnant.

Speaker 1 (10:56):
He's like, I gotta have babies. I'm a farmer.

Speaker 2 (10:58):
I need all hands on deck, including little baby hands.
And so Brinkley was like, methinks, I have an idea.
I'm going to take some goat testes, the goat go nads,
and put them in your ball sack next to your testes.

Speaker 1 (11:15):
Easy peasy.

Speaker 2 (11:16):
That will for sure make you fertile, just like goats.
And the thing is, after this transplant, the old farmer
in fact was able to have a baby.

Speaker 1 (11:29):
Wow.

Speaker 2 (11:30):
Literally incredible, and it was definitely because of the goat
go nads. After that farmer came to visit Brinkley. Another
guy came in. He was like, hey, I would also
like you to put some goat balls inside of my
balls so that I can have a baby. Please, But

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just in case, if it is my wife's fault, could
you also fix her by putting the ovaries of a
goat inside of her. Brinkley was like, absolutely, I am
a real doctor and this is a real cure that
I invent. So he put the goat testes in the
man and the goat ovaries and the lady. Wow, it's
kind of like couple's massage, but surgery, and why didn't

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you know it? Within a year, the couple was able
to have a wee little babe and they named him Billy,
all like a goat. Newspapers reported on this and they
called him the first goat gland baby. So all my
test tube babies out there, be grateful that you're called

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a test tube baby and not a goat's ball's baby.

Speaker 1 (12:44):
And the thing is, I totally get.

Speaker 2 (12:45):
Brinkley being all about the goats, like I love goats
as well. They got those creepy, weird little eyes. And
also personally, I've been living in New York City for
three weeks and I already want to leave and retire
to a farm where I raise goats instead of pursuing
my dream of being famous and on ozempic. And if
I have goats, by the way, I'm gonna name every
single one of them Tammy, Tamammy tammy. But anyway, back

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to mister Brinkley. So yes, Wow, amazing success for Brinkley.
He is a real doctor. Now everything's going his way.
He starts getting more and more patience interested in his treatment,
and he is making bank. He's charging everyone around seven

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hundred and fifty dollars. That's like one zillion dollars today,
and by one zillion, I mean about ten thousand dollars.
And the thing about these treatments is it wasn't just
about fertility. He was claiming that if you get these
goat gonads inside of your body, it could fix a

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whole range of issues. It was like the botox of
the past. It could make you seem younger. Isn't that nice?
Instead of putting plastic in your face, you just put
some goat balls in your balls, and you feel young,
you feel energetic, you're virile and filled with life. That's

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the power of the goat. It can rejuvenate you into
your younger self. More and more people started hearing about
this all over the country. This famous lawyer from Chicago
heard about it and was like, I'm an old ass man.

Speaker 1 (14:34):
I have headaches.

Speaker 2 (14:35):
I need a virile cure because I need to feel younger,
because I feel bad now being old. So he went
down to Milford, got the procedure and was like, oh
my god, I feel so good. I feel twenty five
years younger and quote, I seem to grow still younger
every day. That's the power of goat go nads, they

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can Benjamin button you. After that, Brinkley was flown out
to Los Angeles to perform the operation on some even
more notable people like the managing editor of the Los
Angeles Times, a US circuit judge, and if you can
believe it, according.

Speaker 1 (15:14):
To him, he cured everyone.

Speaker 2 (15:17):
Wow, no matter what ailed them from clogged arteries, high
blood pressure, paralysis, depression, spinal injuries. Who needs that dog
in them when you could have that goat in you instead.

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Of course, doctor Brinkley had his haters. Some of those
haters were probably the family members of the dozens of
people he killed while doing the surgery. But he was
also getting plenty of hate, obviously from other doctors by
other doctors, I mean ones who are actual doctors, because

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these doctors were like, hey, this isn't a real thing.
There is no scientific backing to this procedure. Also, this man,
he doesn't know what he's doing. Brinkley hated these guys,
and specifically he hated the American Medical Association, which was

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coming in trying to standardize medical education and being a
doctor in general. But Brinkley was like, these are just
people who are jealous of me. They're my haters. Also,
my procedure works. Look at all the success I've had.
By nineteen twenty two, Brinkley had performed hundreds of these operations,

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so many that he was like, I had best write
a book about this and explain my methods.

Speaker 1 (16:51):
This is what he wrote in the preface of the book.

Speaker 2 (16:55):
Today, I am able to announce to the world without
mincing words, that the right method has been found, that
I am daily transplanting animal glands into human bodies, and
that these transplanted glands do actually continue to function as
live tissue in the human body, revitalizing the injured or
sluggish human gland, stimulating the human gland to a new activity,

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enabling the human gland to perform its proper work of
pouring its special hormone into the human circulation for the
benefit of the system generally. And of course he had
to take this moment to address his haters. He said,
this is also the proper time to say, frankly, that
those who say that animal glands of the goat cannot

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be successfully transplanted into human beings do not know what
they are talking about.

Speaker 1 (17:51):
He's so dramatic.

Speaker 2 (17:58):
After this book was published, there was no stopping John R.
Brinkley because in nineteen twenty three he got a license
to start a radio station, so now he could broadcast
his theories to the world, or at least to the
people who could be molested by his radio signal. The

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station was called kf KB, standing for Kansas First, Kansas Best,
basically to make Kansas great again.

Speaker 1 (18:27):
Of your.

Speaker 2 (18:29):
So, yeah, if you're thinking to yourself, how the frick
did people believe this man? Well, as we can currently see,
we Americans have always been susceptible to a con man.

Speaker 1 (18:42):
Also, just a fun.

Speaker 2 (18:43):
Little factoid about the type of people at Brinkley was
connecting with. One of his biggest fans was Gerald R. Winrod,
who is a preacher and Nazi sympathizer in Wichita, who
believe that all of society's problems were caused by a
Jewish conspiracy. By nineteen thirty, KFKB was named the most

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popular radio station in the country. But then the Federal
Radio Commission revoked Brinkley's broadcast license, and then the Medical
Association revoked his medical license. He was pissed, so obviously
he decided to run for governor of the state of Kansas.

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Be back after these soothing advertisements. Before we get into
Brinkley's governor race. I know you guys are all wondering
how this procedure actually happened. So let's take a deeper
look into his book and see how we could perhaps

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do some goat ball surgery, or, in his words, perform
a marvel of surgical science. Here's the basic summary of
the procedure. You give people some local anesthesia, cut open
the ballsack, put the goat testes inside, sew the ball

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sack up, and that's literally it.

Speaker 1 (20:18):
But don't worry.

Speaker 2 (20:19):
In the book he lies and says he was doing
more than he was actually doing. He also did some
hand drawn diagrams which look really interesting, and so you
can go on the American field Instagram American filth pod
and see those beautiful diagrams. Okay, but here's what he
said in the book. The first step, of course, is

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you have to find a goat. You must acquire the
quote gland of a young Toggenberg goat. That's the type
you want, Toggenberg. Then this gland will quote create new
energy and feed this new energy to the patient's gland.
Young underdeveloped goat glands must be employed and must be

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transplanted quickly after removal from the animal. So here's my question,
do you literally have to bring a goat with you into.

Speaker 1 (21:15):
The operating room? Hmmm?

Speaker 2 (21:19):
This kind of seems like witchcraft more than being a doctor. Anyway,
back to the procedure. Quote to the mere transplanting of
the youth gland is only the first step, and its
new location. The gland must be safeguarded and not left
to short circuit and run down in a few months.
Certain anastomatic techniques are necessary at this point, conserving the

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potency of the young gland so its energy is on
tap to be used as needed. Here he's like, yeah,
we got to attach the goat testes to your testes
via body structures like blood vessels and nerves. But as
we know, he didn't actually do that during the surgeries.

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If he did, probably even more people would have died.
Mostly he just popped those testes.

Speaker 1 (22:12):
In there and was like, good luck. But he claimed he.

Speaker 2 (22:16):
Was connecting the spermatic cord and linking all the jigz
canals together along with the blood vessels and nerves. Yes,
jiz canals. That's a medical term I just came up with.
And then Brinkley's like, once you do that, once you
connect everything, the goat glands potency is skyrocketing out of

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the roof. You'll be just like a goat. You'll be horny,
you'll be young, you'll be ready to go, Ready to goat.
He ends the explanation of the surgery like this, in
a very self congratulating sort of way.

Speaker 1 (22:57):
He wrote, quote, this.

Speaker 2 (22:59):
Unique operation was conceived, attempted, perfected, worked out to its
last detail solely by myself, and it is the crowning
achievement of my career. I have done some service to
humanity which will live on for centuries to come.

Speaker 1 (23:18):
I am the pioneer.

Speaker 2 (23:20):
It shall not be forgotten of men that this work
is mine by right of discovery.

Speaker 1 (23:27):
And this is fame enough for me.

Speaker 2 (23:32):
Yes, that fame will be enough for him, he wrote,
he needs nothing else. That's why he created the most
popular radio station in the country where he popped on
the airwaves twice a day to give his thoughts on

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medicine and the world. That's also why he decided to
run for governor, because he needed nothing else.

Speaker 1 (24:03):
Well, what happened to poor mister.

Speaker 2 (24:07):
Is that the American Medical Association, remember those conniving doctors
who were trying to standardize medicine. Ugh, those meddling fools.
While they were on his tail, They're like, this guy's
a fraud, he's a charlatan. He's a disgrace to medicine.
He doesn't know what he's talking about. We're gonna revoke

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his license. Likewise, the Federal Broadcasting Service was like, huh,
sounds like this guy is spewing misinformation. We're gonna take
away his broadcasting license. Obviously, this did not sit well
with Brinkley. He was pissed off. He was like, they
took away all my stuff. I'm a genius aka someone

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who is getting a lot of people's money for a
surgery that doesn't actually do anything, and in fact maybe
just causes more harm. But still, my life was awesome.
Now it's not awesome because they took away my stuff.
He was so pissed off that he decided to run
for governor. Yes, spite is a great motivator. Unfortunately, he

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entered the race a bit too late. They couldn't actually
put his name on the ballot, but he was running
as a write in, and he was determined. He had
a flashy campaign. First, his campaign vehicle wasn't a car,
it wasn't a train. It was a plane, a plane

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that had previously belonged to Charles Limberg himself called the Romancer.
And this was almost enough for the people of Kansas.
They thought that was awesome. They also were kind of
on his side. John Brinkley, his whole life had been
taken away from him by big, evil government. This was

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the time of the Great Depression, and boy were people depressed.

Speaker 1 (26:05):
They had also been let down by the government.

Speaker 2 (26:08):
They had been let down by the rich financemen of
New York City and the bureaucrats the coastal elite. Brinkley
was on their side. He was like, yeah, I've had
things taken away from me. You've had stuff taken away
from you. Dark forces are seeking to destroy me and
people like me aka people like you.

Speaker 1 (26:33):
Never mind the fact.

Speaker 2 (26:34):
That I'm obscenely rich from lying to people for years.

Speaker 1 (26:38):
Vote for me. I'm the one for you. Wow.

Speaker 2 (26:43):
None of this is familiar at all. Nothing relates to
our current political system.

Speaker 1 (26:48):
He haha. And even though I.

Speaker 2 (26:55):
Can show some respect for a man who is doing
an entire political campaign based on spite, he remember, Brinkley
is a fraud. He was also taking people's money. He's
not a good person. He's not on your side. Okay,
just you guys know that, maybe to no one surprised.
Brinkley actually did very well in his political campaign, and

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a lot of people think he would have won the
governorship except for one thing that happened, a specific thing
that really did seem to be aimed directly at him,
which was a few days before the election, the state
attorney general changed the rules. He said that the only
way Brinkley's votes would count would be if they specifically.

Speaker 1 (27:40):
Wrote in j R. Brinkley, not John Brinkley, not doctor Brinkley.
It had to be j R. Brinkley. This had never
been the case before.

Speaker 2 (27:51):
In the past, you could just write in someone's name,
even if it was you know, JR.

Speaker 1 (27:57):
John R.

Speaker 2 (27:58):
Whatever, and then the people counting the ballots would assume
they knew who you were talking about. And so a
lot of the votes for Brita were disqualified. But even
with those disqualified ballots, he got thirty percent of the votes.
Thirty percent for a ride in incredible Cornell West could

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have won, who knew. Unfortunately for him, doctor Brinkley's popularity
did not last.

Speaker 1 (28:26):
Don't know.

Speaker 2 (28:27):
He ran again for governor a couple years later, but
he lost fair and square and.

Speaker 1 (28:33):
He wasn't even a ride in this time. Oht know,
what is he going to do? Well? What he did
do is he went down to Mexico and.

Speaker 2 (28:43):
He built a brand spanking new radio station for himself.
He lived across the river in Del Rio, Texas, but
then he'd go back over to Mexico to broadcast all
of his thoughts. In Texas, he was able to procure
a medical license somehow, and he started on a new procedure.

Speaker 1 (29:06):
Instead of the goat testes that he was so famous for.

Speaker 2 (29:09):
He went back to one of his first methods, one
of his first scams, that one that put him.

Speaker 1 (29:15):
In jail that one time. What he was doing is
he was.

Speaker 2 (29:18):
Injecting water that he had died blue into men, claiming
that it would solve all their prostate problems. Patients were
directed to have six injections for one hundred dollars. But
alas this shit wasn't working anymore more and more patients

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were complaining about being swindled. They're like, this blue water shit,
it's not doing nothing. We know you're a fraud. Get
out of here. So he had to skidad a out
of Texas and move to Arkansas.

Speaker 1 (29:57):
I know.

Speaker 2 (29:59):
Arkansas was the place to go if you were a
quack doctor. Their medical license board did not give a
ratsass about nothing. They're like, yeah, go kill people whatever.
But the American Medical Association was catching up to him.
He couldn't just hop from state to state anymore and

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get away with his old antics.

Speaker 1 (30:27):
In nineteen thirty eight, the editor of the journal of
the American.

Speaker 2 (30:31):
Medical Association, Morris Fishbeine, wrote an article about Brinkley. He'd
been on Brinkley's case for about a decade at this point.
Fishbein was the reason that Brinkley got his medical and
broadcast license revoked in Kansas. Fishbeing accused Brinkley of victimizing
people to enrich himself, that he was quote a charlatan

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of the rankest sort, not rancist. Brinkley's facade was crumbling apart.
I'm sure many goats were relieved, but he wouldn't go
down without a fight. He was tired of this American

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Medical Association crap. He hated fish Bean, who was always
on his back, and so Brinkley made his biggest mistake
yet he sued fish Bean for libel.

Speaker 1 (31:31):
Yep, Brinkley thought he was.

Speaker 2 (31:33):
Doing a genius offensive, but really he was inviting his
own doom in the courtroom. It was during this trial
that Brinkley admitted that he knew that the goat gonad
surgeries didn't actually do anything. And then the countersuits of
him suing for libel led to a slew of malpractice

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suits totaling three million dollars in damages, and more and
more started pouring in. In nineteen forty one, he declared
aired bankruptcy. His radio station was confiscated by the Mexican government,
and then the mail got involved. Like the Post Office. Brinkley,

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his wife Minnie, and six associates of theirs were accused
of mail fraud. Dang, he was in quite a fix
at this point. What was he gonna do? Well, we'll
never know because in nineteen forty two, before that mail

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fraud trial was supposed to start, Brinkley died of heart failure.
How convenient. Maybe he should have put some goat balls
near his heart. And I know that wasn't a nice joke,

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but he wasn't a nice guy. He ruined a lot
of people's lives. And I know this music is a
bit too peppy for this. Like the worst thing he
did is he literally killed people in his surgeries.

Speaker 1 (33:16):
And then there's a bunch.

Speaker 2 (33:17):
Of other people out there who just had dead goat
testicles right by their testicles.

Speaker 1 (33:23):
That's very unfortunate.

Speaker 2 (33:28):
And you know, every episode of American filth we learn
a lesson, and I think the lesson we learn here
is if someone says they can fix your fertility issues
by putting animal balls by your balls, perhaps take a
step back for a moment, do some critical thinking and say, hey,

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I don't think that's for real. That sounds literally crazy.
And I know that sounds like very specific advice, but
we don't ever know what could happen. Like you could
be in a dark alley way somewhere in a witch
could approach you and say something. But don't trust a
witch either, which basically is what Brinkley was trying to be.

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Another weird note to end the show on. But this
is American Filth. We always like to end on a
little weird note, so let's cue the freaking credits. American
Filth is a production of School of Humans and iHeart Podcast.
This episode was hosted, produced, written, Talked by Me, talked Yes,

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talked by Me. Jesse Niswanger wrote the beautiful theme song,
and our executive producers are Virginia Prescott, Elsie.

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Crowley, and Brandon Barr.

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You can follow along with the show on Instagram at
American Filth pod.

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And please make sure to review the show.

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Give it some stars, tell your friends about it, tell
your enemies about it, tell which about it.

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Tell your quack doctor about it.

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Just tell everyone you know, really and I will talk
to you guys next time. Watch out for your balls.

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School of Humans