Actor and comedian Tiffany Haddish sits down with us on 'opportunity day.' She tells about growing up in South Central Los Angeles and her journey to the present, the transformative power of Roger Rabbit, her new grocery store project, and of course, the healing benefits of the soursop fruit. As lovers of stone fruit, it's time to add some soursop to the mix here at Camp SmartLess.Please support us by supporting our sponsors!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Jason Bateman shares some myths that he's recently learned have been debunked, including the idea that washing your hands with hot water kills germs, that eggs give you a cholesterol problem, and that over-electrolyte is not good for you.
The podcast host introduces a mystery guest who quickly rose to fame a few years ago for their comedic talent and has since been featured in various TV shows and movies. They speculate on the guest's background and discuss potential ways to replenish electrolytes.
Tiffany Haddish mentions visiting places like Panama where she discovers alternative medicine with properties that could potentially heal or cure cancer. However, she clarifies that she wouldn't say it's a definite cure.
The speaker reflects on their first trip to Panama and the discovery of the unique Afro-Panamanian culture that celebrates life in its own way.
The speaker talks about their desire to work with the great people and crews in Atlanta, praising the city's restaurants.
In this podcast episode, the host and guests discuss the last time they threw a punch and whether or not physical altercations are ever necessary.
Mickey Gall talks about his experience with stunt fights and acting, including a story about a tough scene where a hair grab went wrong.
In this podcast, the speaker talks about using humor based on stereotypes in her stand-up comedy and how she finds inspiration from different sources, such as Little House on the Prairie.
Remembering the laughter of loved ones can bring about positive feelings and motivation to achieve goals.
In every community except for the black community, the dollar circulates for at least 18 hours to 12 days. South Central L.A. has a lot of business owners and service people that contribute to circulating the dollar within the community.
Entrepreneurial activist and rapper Michael Render, aka Killer Mike, is setting an example for black economic empowerment by proposing to open grocery stores where 75% of products come from black vendors and farmers in order to build community and support mental health.
The speaker discusses the importance of being involved in community advocacy and not being afraid to ask for help from friends.
The speaker shares how Kevin acted as a mentor and taught them life skills that they missed out on due to a lack of parental guidance. They also discuss how an independent living program helped them develop independence and job skills.
Tiffany Haddish talks about her experience with real struggles and how it shaped her to be focused on giving back to others who might be in the same position.
The speaker talks about the importance of building strong relationships with others, especially in a professional setting like a movie set. She mentions how being vulnerable and open about one's feelings can create a positive and enjoyable environment.
The effectiveness of comedians' stories depends on the person listening. Additionally, the design of the story and the physicality of the comedy play major roles in determining the amount of laughter an audience will experience.