Lets gooooooo. Back in the New York groove. The D.A.W.G.Z. are joined by elite bro Mark Normand, Hey Hey. And a surprise guest joins at the very end ... can you guess who it is????? (Hint : It may or may not be Ari's genitals). Thank you to The Stand Restaurant & Comedy Club Support the D.A.W.G.Z. @ patreon.com/MSsecretpod
Comedian Mark Norman chats with a host about his appearance and being on the road with no sleep.
The speaker realizes that their consistent drinking behavior has become a problem and is affecting their daily routine.
A discussion on a comedian who is known to put on a great show even when the crowd isn't receptive. Despite his humor, when he's not doing well on stage he can get quite agitated.
The speaker shares their experiences with being harassed on the street and how it affects their sense of safety.
A comedian talks about doing stand-up comedy shows in Harlem, specifically a show where a performer used sound effects and impressed the audience.
The podcast hosts discuss the prevalence of anime fans in dating profiles and how it can become repetitive.
In this transcript, the speaker discusses common racial stereotypes and microaggressions that occur in everyday situations, such as shopping in a store or interacting with individuals of a different race.
A person shares a story about their black friends not being able to swim and asks why this stereotype exists. They also mention a religious reference to a "cat o' nine tails."
The speaker shares their observations on how gender influences dance moves and styles, noting that girls are given more freedom in their movements while gay men tend to emulate feminine dance styles.
The speaker debates ways of dealing with someone who is dancing provocatively and possibly inappropriately in a public setting, and shares a personal experience on gaining sexual confidence.
The speaker talks about white guys blaming others and not taking responsibility, referencing their tendency towards labeling “them” as the problem and refusing to acknowledge their own complicity.
The speaker discusses his thoughts on how women have a natural instinct to design and take care of a home and its inhabitants, while acknowledging that not all women may exhibit these traits.
The speaker discusses the challenges of navigating taboo topics like traditional gender roles and desires for children while dating.
Comedian Bill Burr jokes about how dads should use TikTok to protect their daughters from creepy older guys and suggests a Tinder-like app where dads can screen potential suitors.
A comedian discusses the tension between generalizing groups in comedic material and the pushback they receive from those groups.
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The speaker discusses controversial statements about pedophilia and argues that having a stepbrother who is a pedophile is a bigger deal than having a stepbrother who is gay.
The speaker uses derogatory language to describe young college women hanging out with black men and makes stereotypical assumptions about their backgrounds based on race.
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A hip hop artist released a "woke" rap video tackling issues of white privilege and cultural appropriation, featuring a transgender woman, which garnered 25 million views and praise from viewers.
Neil Brennan talks about how Jim Gaffigan always thanks his audience in his YouTube videos and makes fun of him for it, while referring to charts to assert his own success.
A comedian talks about his penchant for making jokes about his anatomy and his attempts at coming up with new ones, as well as a comment about a person's ethnicity based on their appearance.
The speaker mentions being subject to a variety of security measures, including retina scans, when going through airport security. They also mentioned being misled into signing up for the Clear program.
The conversation discusses the differences between private companies and the government in terms of surveillance and control, and the rising trend of private companies becoming a market for faster service.
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A common saying is that the darker the eggplant, the less you can trust it, which has led to the eggplant emoji being seen as disrespectful.
A speaker criticizes the entitled behavior of those influenced by Jersey Shore who believe they have the run of the mill and need to be brought under control.
Comedian Bill Burr reflects on the unconventional path Buster Douglas took to become a millionaire thanks to fighting Mike Tyson.
The documentary sheds light on the media's coverage of Mike Tyson's rape conviction and the role race played in it. Tyson's defense and the media allegedly bashed the victim and defended the boxer, who was ultimately found guilty.
A man with the mind of a child sits down next to a woman at a public space, making her uncomfortable. The hosts also discuss the different levels of annoyance in a romantic relationship.
Mike Tyson discussed his experience of eating four grams of magic mushrooms during a podcast interview, where he refused to discuss his past of causing harm to others and instead focused on positive and self-improvement topics.
The hosts react to something they are apparently watching, expressing shock and amazement. It is unclear to listeners what they are observing.