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The speaker discusses technical difficulties with his headphones during a podcast recording, specifically issues with the quarter inch component.
The speaker discusses the show "As we see it" on Amazon Prime with a six-star rating and a large and dedicated fan base.
Actor and comedian discusses late-night and advocacy roles and desire to continue learning and evolving.
The speaker discusses the issue of people disliking those who are different from them and the importance of being accepting and nurturing. They also express their love for chaos and embrace awkwardness, acknowledging their suspected place on the spectrum.
The speaker discusses the interesting dynamic of being a fan of someone without the person even knowing who they are. They also mention ways in which people try to get the attention of those they admire.
In this episode, the hosts discuss the odd tangents conversations can take, from sharing irrelevant personal information to gruesome medical procedures.
Rick and Lou share funny memories from their childhood and Rick mentions a book about casino secrets that's still available.
The speaker discusses how their successful podcast started with ad reads from a company that distributed their podcast and the financial implications of advertising revenue.
The host and guest discuss the slipperiness of turnip truck floors, and the guest's ability to plan and improvise jokes during recordings.
A guest on a podcast asks the host inappropriate personal questions regarding their sexuality and personal hygiene.
The speaker reflects on the feeling of time perception.
Podcast host encourages listeners to stick with something they like despite initial dislikes or challenges. Too many people give up too quickly rather than seeing it through.
The speaker discusses how acceptance takes time and how people become more accepting when they get to know you or have heard conversations about you - specifically regarding people who are considered outside the mainstream.
The podcast discusses the significance of money in having a prosperous career and the influence of dress standards on job opportunities. It also highlights the difference between normal and typical, the latter determining the majority's way of living.
The speaker suggests a collaboration with two others for an episode, but expresses concerns about production and how merging their different personalities might turn out.
The speaker discusses the return policy of Helix mattresses, highlighting their confidence in their product's ability to make customers happy and improve their sleep.
The podcast discusses the issue of homelessness and lack of access to hygiene products during the pandemic. They highlight the struggles of those living on the streets and the importance of providing basic necessities to this vulnerable population.
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Tattshoos are digitized shoes that can be added to your avatar in video games. They also offer tattoos that resemble pubic hair designs and fruit on various body parts.
The speaker talks about how indoor shoes can help to reduce background noise and mentions a podcast called Take Your Shoes Off hosted by a Jewish grandma with nice breasts.
The speaker explains what an audio gate is and asks if the listener knows what it is.
An unintelligible conversation filled with excitement about fermenting plod herds.