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Comedian and author Li Sam Talent joins the show to talk about his book "Running the Light" and his experiences in the comedy scene.
In this transcript snippet, the speakers talk about their experiences with cutting grass, with one person expressing hatred for it and preferring to have a cement backyard, while the other person talks about the meticulous nature of grass cutting.
Walter, a 95-year-old WWII veteran, gets emotional in his interview and becomes the first person to ever show this level of emotion in a documentary about the war.
The speaker shares an anecdote about the insensitivity of using racial slurs in conversation.
The speaker describes a scene from the movie Fury where a soldier shoots a Japanese soldier from 500 yards away, and explains the use of tracers in the movie.
The hosts discuss the potential of fire tornadoes being created in the 1940s by figuring out the wind and using incendiaries.
The podcast transcript doesn't provide any clear topic or theme but it mentions something about committing war crimes and an Autistic gentleman.
Rapper DaBaby is facing criticism after he made homophobic comments during a recent concert where he told the crowd to put their phone lights up if they weren't gay men or those with AIDS, leading to widespread condemnation.
The host shares a story about his brother's phone getting stolen by a "homo thug" and also talks about encountering hookers during his travels.
This is inappropriate commentary on Simone Biles, reducing her to her appearance and lacking sensitivity around her experience of sexual abuse.
The speaker witnessed two girls in the US perform a stunning quadruple flip during a gymnastics competition, and although they couldn't surpass Simone Biles' spot as the winner, the speaker still found their performance impressive.
The speaker expresses embarrassment for Australia due to their long lockdown and shares a negative opinion about the US Women's Soccer Team, claiming they are the least likable team on earth.
The discussion revolves around miniature ponies, horses, and their lifespan. They live up to 40-60 years, which is pretty old.
This podcast episode touches on a dog's love for horses and the peculiar story of a pony living in a row home in Philly. The hosts also delve into the laws surrounding castle doctrine and poaching.
The use of seven-day week is not always universal, and some groups in history had different ways of tracking time and used a calendar that is devoid of Christian holidays.
The concept of the seven-day week has been around for centuries and has faced objections from various groups throughout history, yet it persists. However, the confusion caused by time zone changes and daylight savings has made it even more difficult to track.
The transcript consists of unconnected and nonsensical phrases.
Comedian expresses disappointment after going to a karaoke night and finding a Lynyrd Skynyrd music video with a Confederate flag displayed in the room.
A person describes their confusion at MTV's early years, when it appeared that the video jockeys were in a stage rather than a studio.
The hosts discuss relinquishing the mic and how far sound can travel.
The son of a jazz musician asks his father to teach him the secrets and goes to all black jazz clubs to learn more. The father and son's relationship is highlighted in a documentary.
A person shares their experience with mixing various drugs and how it led to uncontrollable laughter in an inappropriate situation.
The podcast discusses how white anger during riots led to a high number of rape cases and how this was misrepresented in the media.
The speaker shares their experiences attending hardcore punk shows and the joy of moshing to Queens of the Stone Age and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
The speaker recounts their recent experience of sleeping in a tent on a hot night and waking up feeling terrible. They also briefly mention a topic change to the "wall of death" at Dobega.
Podcast host expresses frustration with the prayer rules in the Bible, stating that some feel repetitive and unnecessary.
The speaker recounts a chugging competition with someone who eventually bested them, but also defends themselves against any potential negative perceptions by claiming they were waiting for their opponent to make the first move.
The speaker describes a funny experience of eating mushrooms and being rude to their friend Stan while on a rooftop.
The speakers discuss a person named Danny Ribido whom they encountered at a bar, and their amusing conversation with him.
The speaker shares about a person who is only sober for a few hours in the morning before they start drinking again. The setting is described as a luxurious compound with only caviar and alcohol for sustenance.
The speaker tells a story about going to the bank with someone who had a distended African gut from malnourishment and an "alcohol laborer body."
The speaker talks about how he can't imagine the things his friend Shane has done to play with his mind and how it's a good thing they never ended up in the CIA.
The speaker discusses his visceral reaction to a coworker's derogatory language, highlighting potential tensions in workplace dynamics.
Comedian recalls an awkward moment during a performance where his lackluster response to another comedian's act made everything worse.
The speaker talks about his experience of bombing for 12 minutes in a stand-up comedy session, and how it affects his confidence. The speaker also shares his thoughts on Shug Night and recounts a conversation with a guy.
The host shares a funny anecdote about how he and his friends used to have mud fights at their compound, but sometimes people would put rocks in the mud balls and things would escalate quickly.
Comedian Sam Talent promotes his book on Instagram and talks about his new beach house that he probably won't be able to use much.
The speaker discusses his reluctance to talk about his personal life in front of his family, as they know too much about his secrets.