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A conversation about the difficulty in pronouncing the surname Schlesinger turns into a discussion about assumptions and stereotypes surrounding race and religion.
The western stereotype of what a Jewish person looks like often involves curly brown hair, a certain nose shape, and a tan. On the other hand, people often strive for a Western appearance regardless of their ethnic background.
The practice of using a ghostwriter or "recipe tester" in the cookbook industry is discussed. The process involves chefs providing a recipe to be tested and written by a ghostwriter.
The podcast discusses how some self-help services or professionals, in reality, can be scams and offers insights into how individuals can protect themselves from these traps.
The Pink Tax is the extra cost that women have to pay for certain items that are marketed specifically to them. This phenomenon can be seen in products ranging from bicycles to personal care items.
The speaker discusses lip products that dry out lips and the chemicals in sunscreen that may cause cancer.
In this podcast episode, the host discusses the topic of car rental insurance and how it can often be a scam. He goes on to talk about how people are aware that they may not need the insurance but still end up paying for it.
This transcript discusses how adolescent attraction is different than adult attraction and how the speaker wants to make both girls and boys feel good.
In this podcast episode, the speaker highlights the importance of incorporating a 15-second dance in our daily lives, despite not having a passion for it. They also touch on topics such as privacy and relationships.
In this podcast, Alex discusses his dating strategy with his brother and expresses concerns over the intentions of some of the women his brother is pursuing.
The speaker recounts her experience of buying a $50 box of chocolate as a gift for a stranger's engagement party, due to societal expectations and her own moral code around gift-giving etiquettes.
The podcast host discusses the importance of bringing something to a party, and how some people still fail to do this. Many of her male friends only bring half a Coors Light, which is not very thoughtful.
The speakers are confused about someone's identity and whether they are on Tinder or not.
Victoria Justice talks about the double standards women face in the society, particularly in relationships, where they are expected to be perfect and pure while men are excused for their mistakes.
The podcast hosts admire a comedian's perseverance in sticking through the tough times, reinventing herself, and building an empire despite facing gender inequalities. They also discuss the prevalence of unsubstantiated rumors about female comics and the pay gap in the industry.
The speaker reflects on the career path of a stand-up comedian and notes how it differs from other professions in terms of financial success and social acceptance.
The issue of perception has become more prevalent than ever before, causing a dangerous blurring of ideas that are not separate; in particular, the correlation between politics and religion leads to the misconception that being anti-Israel means being anti-Semitic.
A podcast producer shares a story about hiking while pregnant and how she approached producing shows during her pregnancy.
The speaker describes her labor experience and how 75 minutes of labor felt long for her.
A discussion about walking in Europe and the unexpected birth of a child.
The speaker promotes buying merchandise from their brand with a discount and encourages subscribing and commenting.