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The speaker discusses the history of racism in Augusta National Club and wonders if there were any progressive individuals when the rules were being established. Also, mentions the modern-day golf hat resembling a fishing hat.
The speaker speculates about the possibility that some people may have at one time taken pride in not using the N-word, in the same way that some people might take pride in avoiding other taboo words. They express that everyone should be welcomed into every space, regardless of race or religion.
The speaker discusses how the use of the R word is still common in everyday conversation despite efforts to discourage it, and how there is often a disconnect between people who use the word and those who lecture against it.
A personal story of a racially charged football game between black and white kids.
The speaker recounts an awkward experience where a neighbor brought him to the kitchen to make roasted peanuts while the speaker was sitting in a Speedo on their couch.
TI mistakenly sang along to a slur-laden song during karaoke and found himself in hot water. He quickly apologized for his mistake.
This episode features a discussion about the impact of language and terminology when discussing race, and the nuances that come with navigating these conversations.
The speaker shares his thoughts and experiences living in Florida and how the state is different from other places.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of directing energy in creativity and how it can benefit the aging process. Comedians are used as an example of how redirecting energy can be beneficial to the body.
The podcast host rambles on about feet, taste tests and chicken salads, discussing his love for foot rubs, taste testing Butterfinger candy bars and his eating habits.
The hosts discuss the topic of dilated pore removal and how some skincare professionals may attempt to remove them.
The speaker talks about Naval Stones and directs the audience to look up "Naval Stone Removal" on YouTube.
The speaker expresses their problem with the unrealistic portrayal of sex in porn and how it differs from real-life experiences. They also mention being contacted by someone on the Plastt subreddit who shares their interests in specific body parts.
A group of guys discuss strip clubs and spending money after a successful tour.
The speaker talks about a conversation with a woman in which they discussed what they find attractive in other women, particularly in terms of physical features, and the speaker expresses their discomfort with the power dynamics at play in that conversation.
The speaker reminisces about the energy of stand-up comedy performances and mentions missing the experience of having unexpected guests, such as strippers, come in during radio shows.
The speaker discusses his changing views on pornography and his decreasing interest in strip clubs.
A woman shares her experience of being online-groomed by a man and how he offered someone to break the legs of another person for a few hundred dollars.
A discussion about extreme and violent tactics including using an electric drill on someone's knee, giving them adrenaline to wake up while they're screaming, and peeling off skin by the ear like an orange.
The speaker shares his personal experience in realizing his own separation anxiety as his daughters grow older and begin to leave the house.
A woman dove off her bike while riding on the street, risking severe injury. The conversation touches on the potential outcome of risky behavior.
A group of friends mistook a person's political affiliation based on their home decor and it led to a humorous moment.
The speaker returns home from tour to see the Trump flag still up in his neighborhood and decides to finally take it down with his family.
The speaker describes receiving negative feedback on social media and how he responds to it, including explaining himself in a tag and responding directly to followers.
The speaker discusses their lack of PR presence and how they trust approved products that have gone through proper development processes.
The speaker talks about various topics including race, sex, porn, and politics. The speaker also mentions that the live episode can be accessed on tomscrow.com or YMH Studio.
A conversation between two people discussing a person's appearance, comparing him to someone named Owen Gray.