In this podcast, the hosts talk about their lazy days and canoodling with significant others. They jokingly question if one of the hosts might be in love, but he denies it.
The podcast discusses the ubiquity of the office nerd who can do a spot-on impression of a late night talk show host.
The discussion revolves around allegations of racism against certain late-night sketch comedians. The guests talk about the controversial statements made by some comedians and their impact on society.
Comedian Trevor Noah's space joke and his comparison to astronaut Jeff Boros are discussed, along with a question on whether the listener likes Noah. The possibility of writing for The Daily Show is also mentioned.
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The podcast discusses an offensive stand-up set where the comedian made inappropriate jokes about AIDS and women's genitalia, causing a member of the audience to throw a shoe.
The comedian talks about his experiences with public toilets and squatty potties, including waiting outside to identify a shoe with a piece of poop on it.
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The podcasters discuss the woke nature of anime when it comes to the representation and understanding of gender and LGBTQ+ community whereas hip hop music fails to show the same level of sensitivity towards these topics.
Some claim that Lil Baby is the best rapper ever, and even though he's only 23 years old, many young fans consider him to be their favorite. However, older artists like Questlove caution against rushing to make such claims.
The podcast covers a random assortment of topics including myths about dealing with annoying women, conflicts involving knights and wars, and a strange scene in a movie where a lady gets a bucket of cum thrown on her.
The podcast host and guest have a conversation about the Buddha and his abandonment of his child, as well as the notion of capitalism in Buddhism.
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The hosts joke about creating a new rainbow flag featuring a dong of white, as a way for hetero dudes to "write the ship" in response to attacks on black men and racial tension.
The speaker comments on how ISIS must have been negatively portrayed in the media, and how they might have been surprised by the amount of coverage they received in America.
This podcast segment discusses men's experiences with getting manicures and the societal expectations placed on men's grooming habits.
The speaker laments the lack of representation of straight, aggressive Black men on television, stating that most Black male characters on major networks are either gay or presented in a cash-trade manner. He also expresses concern about the stereotype that Black men on television are becoming increasingly associated with homosexuality.
The city of Huntington, West Virginia is attempting to sue pharmaceutical companies for the millions of pills they received over the past eight years, while some employees at Ellen DeGeneres' show are being criticized and shamed on social media.
This transcript features a conversation about various topics, including death, food, and the search for banana bites.
Contestants dress up as furries or aliens to go on dates and determine if they find each other attractive while performing animal-themed activities.
The speaker describes a brutal incident from war where villagers were tricked into rushing towards their deaths and then butchered by soldiers. The speaker also comments on the poverty of the country and the changing interests of the people.
The speaker makes racist comments about soccer, stereotyping black people as not being interested in playing the sport.
The height of soccer players has been a topic of debate in the sport, with some believing that taller players have an advantage while others argue that shorter players can also excel.
The speaker discusses the prevalence of tying authenticity to poverty within the black community, and examines the lack of mainstream attention given to lyrics promoting violence in Navajo music.
The speaker expresses excitement about a black-owned smoothie place, but also wonders about the ingredients used. They go on to discuss the conspiracy theory surrounding Dr. Sebi and his dietary plan involving blueberries.
The podcast discusses the tough job that police officers have and the challenges that come with it including investigations, high-risk situations, and the strain on their mental health.
In this podcast, the hosts get sidetracked from talking about "white boy summer" and end up discussing the merits of sweet potato pie versus pumpkin pie.
The hosts discuss their preferences between sweet potato pie and pumpkin pie, with one host ultimately choosing sweet potato pie. They end the conversation with an inappropriate joke.