Chapter
Racial Tropes and Jokes
44:34 - 51:24 (06:50)
The speaker discusses the double standards surrounding racial humor and how it's socially acceptable to make fun of white people but not black people.
Clips
The hosts of a party discuss their preferences on how their kids should find pleasure in life rather than spending money on it, as well as how some party hosts behave when they bring in items such as a cotton candy machine.
44:34 - 47:23 (02:48)
Summary
The hosts of a party discuss their preferences on how their kids should find pleasure in life rather than spending money on it, as well as how some party hosts behave when they bring in items such as a cotton candy machine.
ChapterRacial Tropes and Jokes
EpisodeEp 363 - Australia Does Not Exist (feat. Sidney Gantt & Tim Butterly)
PodcastMatt and Shane's Secret Podcast
The podcast hosts discuss the difficulty of self-editing in music, particularly in maintaining the rhythm and fun while also monitoring lyrics.
47:23 - 48:29 (01:06)
Summary
The podcast hosts discuss the difficulty of self-editing in music, particularly in maintaining the rhythm and fun while also monitoring lyrics. They share an anecdote about a concert-goer who accidentally passed gas.
ChapterRacial Tropes and Jokes
EpisodeEp 363 - Australia Does Not Exist (feat. Sidney Gantt & Tim Butterly)
PodcastMatt and Shane's Secret Podcast
The podcast discusses how there are double standards when it comes to racial tropes where minorities can make fun of white people, but white people cannot do the same without it being seen as racism.
48:31 - 50:19 (01:48)
Summary
The podcast discusses how there are double standards when it comes to racial tropes where minorities can make fun of white people, but white people cannot do the same without it being seen as racism.
ChapterRacial Tropes and Jokes
EpisodeEp 363 - Australia Does Not Exist (feat. Sidney Gantt & Tim Butterly)
PodcastMatt and Shane's Secret Podcast
Ta-Nehisi Coates offers a bleak perspective on being black in America, with few people offering encouragement and support to black males.
50:19 - 51:24 (01:05)
Summary
Ta-Nehisi Coates offers a bleak perspective on being black in America, with few people offering encouragement and support to black males.