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The podcasters discuss the likelihood of a comedian making a successful movie and mention positive comments from fans about a new project.
Comedian Roy Wood Jr. shares a hilarious story about a misguided fatherly advice that involves introducing his son to manhood by having sex with him.
The idea of raising children in a more open space with an appealing culture like Austin is considered by parents. The impact of the pandemic and the business-friendly state also contributes to the consideration of moving to Texas.
The speaker discusses their opinions on living in LA, including the pros and cons of the city.
A discussion ranging from MMA to turtle nesting season to federal income tax.
This podcast snippet discusses the financial consequences of celebrity boxing matches and the irrelevance of musical performances during these events.
TikTok influencer Justine Paradise has accused YouTube star Jake Paul of sexually assaulting her at a party, which has been covered by various media outlets including The New York Times.
The speaker criticizes Triller for their investment in Jake Paul despite the serious rape accusations against him recently published in the New York Times. They also mention how many celebrities are invested in Triller and how little moral qualms the company seems to have.
The concept of fair use allows for the use of copyrighted works if certain criteria are met, such as offering commentary and criticism that transforms the original work and not being a market substitute for the original. This is often argued in cases of copyright infringement, such as with commentary on YouTube videos or media coverage of controversial figures.
The podcast discusses how body shaming can affect people's mental health and self-esteem, particularly in social media, where it's often disguised as harmless humor.
Influencer and makeup artist James Charles has been accused by 18 people of sending sexual messages to minors on TikTok, Snapchat, and Instagram. Claims have surfaced that Pablo Escobar had sexual relationships with young girls.
The philanthropist was accused of having sexual relations and making unwanted advances towards his employees. Despite his reputation, these allegations highlight the prevalence of harassment in all industries.
The podcast host talks about how Bill Gates and Larry Ellison are uncommonly competitive and aggressive about their work. Despite this, Gates is now seen as a generous man.
The speaker ponders on the philanthropic gestures of Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates, noting that the latter gave away about $6 billion last year and plans to donate everything he has when he dies.
The power and influence of tech CEOs are like the days of lordships and kings; they have control over companies and can dictate how the money will be spent.
The design of spacecrafts and space exploration is becoming a new vanity project of billionaires like Jeff Bezos. However, concerns have been raised about the ethics of such initiatives and their intention being more for ego than scientific advancement.
The need for a team to prevent the spread of knowingly false information and to combat misinformation in the media is discussed. The speaker points out the danger of even influential individuals, such as Paul Allen, spreading misinformation.
The speakers touch on topics such as conspiracy theories, medical treatments, and past relationships.
The speaker discusses the suspicious behavior of a person who called their attorney and has strange connections to multiple individuals.
The speaker talks about the relationship between narcissism and self-image, using the example of a convicted person's public image.
The importance of expressing remorse during a parole hearing is discussed, as well as the uncertainty that may come with the possibility of being released from prison.
The fear of being judged and facing negative reactions is what holds some people back from coming out. However, the truth is that people who come out are still afraid of the backlash they may face.
This podcast discusses how Hollywood can turn a blind eye to problematic celebrities even when they are involved in illegal or immoral activities. Using examples of scandals involving Roman Polanski and Bryan Singer, the hosts explore the industry's tendency to overlook negative behavior.
The hosts discuss the topic of confrontations and how to set personal boundaries, even with those closest to you.
The host and guest talk about cancel culture in the comedy world and the pressure to conform.
David Dobrik is under fire due to a vlog in which he films a threesome with a girl who was allegedly too drunk to consent, as well as convincing a young man he was making out with a woman who turned out to be someone different.
The podcast discusses the importance of having a clear moral compass in different aspects of life, and how it can serve as a good gauge for right and wrong.
The speaker discusses the Triller lawsuit and mentions how Bezos is going to launch their whole house into space, which is exciting for many people.
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