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Bert Kreischer announces his Relapse World Tour during an episode of his podcast where he also reflects on 2020.
The speaker is excited for 2020 and plans to create more content.
The speaker makes a disrespectful and degrading comment about women, suggesting they can be bought and forced into sexual servitude on an island.
In this snippet, the speaker jokes about Bill Gates wearing Puff Daddy's gear on a jet ski and questions who the best trainer and nutritionist in the world is.
The podcast discusses allegations against a public figure and the mixed reactions to them.
The speaker raises questions about a person's authenticity when they engage in performative acts, specifically mentioning a Black Lives Matter event. The speaker notes how these actions can be confusing and raise questions about a person's true beliefs.
A person talks about their past content on police brutality going viral on social media and how it provided real insight to people. They also mention how their content was recirculated during the pandemic.
The protests on police brutality have awakened many individuals on the reality of the issue between cops and black people.
The podcast contains a discussion about racial slurs and stereotypes directed towards different races.
The speaker discusses how gentrification is similar to segregation in the sense that it forces people out of their communities, just like how segregation would tell people to "get the fuck out of your town."
The speaker observes the negative effects of gentrification as white people take over neighborhoods predominantly inhabited by people of color and how this leads to issues of racism in urban areas.
The speaker discusses how some stand-up comedians perform in both urban and white owned clubs but may face criticism from black comics for performing in predominantly white venues.
A comedian recounts an experience in which a host questioned the authenticity of his comedic style and accent, noting that it did not match that of other black comedians.
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A comedian talks about the challenges of dealing with hecklers whilst performing in front of a large audience and how it can impact the person's confidence.
Comedian Dave Chappelle offers assistance to a fellow comic with joke delivery, correcting their impression of his voice.
Comedians Rodney Dangerfield, Johnny Carson, and David Letterman's supportive friendships in the entertainment industry are discussed.
The traditional format of stand-up comedy is declining as people become more sensitive to certain jokes and topics, causing comedians to question their material.
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A comedian discusses how he and his peers are shifting the power dynamics in the comedy industry and becoming more powerful than the executives in suits who used to hold all control.
The speaker shares about their experience playing baseball and one year of football in high school.
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The speaker shares experiences of diversity in education, including a university with a ratio of 800 black students to 45,000 white students, and the impact of winning a championship on diversity in admissions.
The speaker reflects on his father's belief that football is the most popular sport in the world, and notes that even as an adult he still holds this perspective.
Dave's 15-minute set at Shoreline Amphitheater garnered a standing ovation from 22,000 people, leading to a memorable trip to Amsterdam.
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A first-hand experience of racism at a concert is shared by the speaker, who talks about the desire of someone to be accepted in a different race.
The speaker expresses his desire to not think about race but acknowledges that it is an ingrained aspect of one's upbringing and society. He mentions a personal experience regarding a red light and then shifts to discussing having a great game.
A musician talks about doing a "black voice" and his admiration for a guitarist's ability to play left-handed.
The gentrification of marginalized communities is harmful and it perpetuates inequality. Despite being angry at the negative effects of gentrification, people who look like gentrifiers sometimes actively participate in gentrification, leading to the displacement of long-time residents.
The speaker reflects on how self-identity can sometimes limit expression and opportunities in life, especially in light of spiritual beliefs and concepts like the law of attraction.
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Comedian Godfrey hosts guests Bert Kreischer and Tom Segura on his podcast "In Godfrey We Trust" discussing their comedic styles, crazy stories, and their popular podcast "Two Bears One Cave."