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Joe Rogan and his guest discuss back pain and posture, with the guest admitting to causing himself pain due to poor posture.
This text contains explicit language about a person's dissatisfaction with their partner's sexual behavior and a reference to a sinful sex act.
In this podcast episode, the speaker reflects on a personal epiphany they had while watching the fireworks, which led to them questioning their sexuality and experiencing confusion.
The podcast discusses a debate about whether a man was rollerblading away from 9/11 as it happened. The man allegedly had to rollerblade for five hours to reach his destination without any phones.
A man discusses his grandpa's footage of Pearl Harbor that was recorded from his roof and expresses the significance of preserving historical events on film.
Two brothers book a campsite in New Orleans and end up staying in a lot that had been flooded and leveled by Korean men. They discuss the downsides to even staying in a nice hotel in the city.
The speaker talks about a recent experience of being in a competitive environment and how it led to drama with other people. It took him three days to realize that it was not worth holding a grudge.
A collection of random and humorous quotes from a podcast interview, including references to praying while grocery bagging and appearing in face paint at a bar.
Two people have a confusing conversation about democracy and sharing opinions, while also referencing a video of a barstool case race.
The concept of identity signifiers have been around for centuries, and most people tend to use them to create a distinct identity for themselves. However, some people may use these signifiers to mask their true identity, while others may simply bumble through life without any clear identity.
The speaker reminisces about how he wakes up to good vibes thinking about his untethered cousins and the tough love of ancient Spartans and leaving babies outside to get tough for the weather.
The speaker talks about how societal pressure can cause people to suppress their emotions at work, leading to difficulty managing them in the long term.
A comedian shares the emotional toll of prioritizing stand-up comedy over his marriage.
The speaker discusses his newfound tradition of consuming "weed juice" during his Sunday chill time to reach a theta state of relaxation.
The speaker recounts a funny experience of watching cops singing the national anthem poorly and struggling to keep a straight face.
The speaker talks about a street dog and how it reacts aggressively to people sometimes. The dog is described as a Guatemala or South American street dog.
This podcast episode discusses Egyptian burial traditions where multiple individuals were buried with a pharaoh, euthanasia rates in Finland, and a delicious meal featuring hummus, pitas, and chicken.
A discussion about racial stereotypes and a specific Puerto Rican community in Philadelphia who organize barbecues on the Wissahickon river.
A story about a plane crash in San Diego in 1973 is discussed, where an incident caused the death of 170 people on board and eight more on the ground.
The conversation digresses into a humorous discussion about being biological organisms and carrying forward our father’s genitalia into the future, and the burden of not contributing to society. The topic of hard-working individuals and their contribution to society is also briefly touched upon.
The podcast discusses how archetypes are preloaded patterns that emerge into different cultural flavors, shaping and creating new self-creations.