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Howie Mandel and his daughter Jacqueline Schultz talk to comedian Ari Shafir about his career and his interest in penises.
The speaker talks about changes in Jewish naming traditions and shares his personal experience of saying Kaddish for his father's death.
A comedian talks about how digital busking has opened up new opportunities and why he chose to go down that path instead of a traditional route of Netflix or Comedy Central.
Despite claims that comedy is dead, the recent success of comedians like Bill Burr and Dave Chappelle proves that it is stronger than ever. Attempts to ban controversial comedy only makes audiences enjoy it more.
The speaker discusses the enjoyment of making people angry through controversial comedy but notes the differences in reactions based on location and audience familiarity with the subject matter.
A stream of consciousness about relationship breakups leads to advice on returns and sunglass preferences.
The speaker highlights the internal struggle to masturbate without getting caught as a result of societal norms and how it is not in line with the law. Additionally, he uses a comparison with parental disapproval to emphasize how significant the act is for some people.
Comedian Mark Normand discusses the challenges of inter-religious dating, sharing his experience with a Hasidic girl and the cultural differences they had to navigate.
In this episode, the hosts talk about the origins and truth behind various urban legends, including the ghost with pink eye and parents hiding tattoos.
In this podcast, the speakers discuss their choices for tattoos, including a smaller tattoo to make a penis appear larger, and why they chose their specific designs. They also touch on the topic of stirring the pot in relationships and friendships.
The speaker is discussing a possible instance of an advertising bit in a podcast where the host is given money to promote a brand in their content but is trying to keep it subtle.
Two individuals joke about inserting candy bars into their rectums.
This podcast episode features a game where the hosts identify whether comments are from Dave Chappelle's stand-up special or from comments on a chocolate bar commercial.
A man had a 90-inch jump rope stuck in his bladder after inserting it into his penis, causing difficulty with urination.
The speaker discussed how their comedy tour was renamed due to a photoshop request and how they turned down a movie script.
In this podcast episode, a woman discusses how she made the decision to be child-free at the age of 44 and the importance of not feeling beholden to societal expectations.
The speaker narrates a humorous experience of getting a vasectomy and still experiencing discomfort during Burning Man.
The transcript excerpt is fragmented and unclear, making it difficult to determine the topic.
Bert Kreischer shares about his experience taking mushrooms in public and getting addicted to them.
The Jewish law allows for self-defense and defense of property including using force and killing if necessary to stop a threat. However, the interpretation varies based on cultural, racial, and personal customs.
Mandelbaum discusses the origins of his name and receives praise for a show he appeared on.
Arishaffir.com lists several tour dates for the "Wrong Side of History Tour," including stops in Dallas, Salt Lake, Pittsburgh, Vancouver, and Seattle.