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The speaker discusses the art of podcasting and how some comedians are struggling to adapt to it. He praises a particular comedian for their ability to translate their skills successfully onto the medium.
The speaker discusses the difference between hard and soft water, and how soft water can leave one feeling like there's still soap on their skin.
The speaker discusses a water podcast with its host and mentions that water is a difficult topic to talk about.
The speaker discusses how even public figures can struggle with social anxiety, using the example of a friend who comes across as confident in public but privately struggles to meet new people.
The speaker talks about how people sometimes interpret his comedic acts as him being mean or a terror, when in fact he loves the attention when he is on stage.
The transcript provided is unintelligible and lacks context for a title or tag. It appears to be a fragment of a conversation about laughing during a conversation.
The comedian discusses the impact that his comedy has had on others during difficult times and how it has influenced his perception of the importance of comedy in society.
The speaker praises Eminem for his focus in his work, stating that despite his fame, he has remained highly proficient and has not lost sight of how to do the work.
The speaker wanted to open the door and say hello to the pilot but was told that it's no longer allowed. The speaker noticed the pilot's face and career were doing really well, and wanted to communicate that with the pilot.
The speakers discuss the benefits and downsides of flying commercially and privately, including the convenience of pre-check clear and splurging on long flights.
The speaker recounts a flight where the plane was affected by strong winds causing it to lean on its side. He also talks about falling asleep on a plane and waking up feeling like he's dying.
In this episode, the host talks about her irrational fear of flying and how she copes with it. She discovers that seeing someone else scared on a flight actually alleviates her own fear.
The adrenaline rush that comes from a flight can mimic the feelings of sexual excitement, leading to people feeling aroused during a flight and even waking up fully aroused after a nap.
The podcast hosts discuss the release and sense of not having to make decisions during BDSM sessions with dominants, though they express confusion and surprise at how some can handle intense forms of domination.
The podcast host describes strange behaviors and fetishism, providing examples of men wearing ballerina outfits and kitten masks.
The speaker discusses the physical characteristics that make a person more appealing, such as the color of their skin or the shape of their neck, as well as how these features can aid in transitions.
The Chappelle show has faced a backlash due to some content relating to transgender people. An SNL writer also faces boycotts for their support of Dave Chappelle.
The speaker talks about how people in academics and show business can sometimes unnecessarily emphasize pronoun usage in a way that can feel like pseudo-intelligence.
This episode explores how language can have limitations and generate controversy among different social groups, as well as how language usage can be imposed on certain communities.
The speaker is discussing the use of language and political correctness, questioning the effectiveness and reasoning behind using terms like "person of color."
Eric Andre shares a funny hypothetical situation where Jimmy Fallon guests on his show and gets drunk before pulling a stunt with an actress.
This is a transcript example of filler words and phrases that people tend to use in their conversations when they're talking on the phone or struggling to find the right words.
The speaker thinks that the next host of a great brand show will not be a white man, and speculates that the show may hire from within.
A person shares a snippet of their dinner conversation where they brought up the topic of Putin being portrayed as the bad guy and their conversation partner agreed, saying that Putin is always made out to be a negative figure.
A dinner guest talked like he was sent by Kremlin and seemed lost on where the bathroom was.
The hosts discuss the entertainment value of celebrities hitting rock bottom, and the ethical implications of enjoying someone else's struggles.
The speaker discusses how Nike disowned an athlete they endorsed after the athlete faced controversy and made a controversial comment about the brand.
The most prominent flat-earther believes that NASA footage can't be trusted as evidence, and that there are simple experiments that prove the earth is flat, but these were debunked by science a long time ago.
The speaker discusses conspiracy theories surrounding Epstein's death and jokingly mentions being on the executive advisory board for the Flat Earth Society.
Some conspiracy theorists believe that Truman Capote wrote Harper Lee's works, while others speculate that Lee's lack of publications was due to a government cover-up or control over the weather.
A discussion on the controversial actions of climate activists in defacing art as a means of raising awareness for their cause.
The speaker highlights the importance of recognizing the power of a woman's voice, citing examples of well-known individuals like Aretha Franklin and Shaquille O'Neal who have acknowledged this. Specifically, he praises the "incredible" voice of a particular older, heavier-set Black woman who he has encountered.
The speaker makes controversial and racially insensitive comments about athletes and their physical abilities based on their ethnicity.
The speaker uses humorous analogies to convey the difficulty in choosing between a car and a pet, and questions whether raising a pet would turn someone into a horror movie monster.
The conversation includes statistics on voting in Georgia and a discussion on how advanced technology can create uncertainty regarding the authenticity of certain things.
The conversation is difficult to follow due to the use of vulgar words, unrelated topics, and unclear expressions.
A discussion about the impact of controversial statements from politicians, highlighting comments made by former presidential candidate Ted Cruz and current US Senator Chuck Schumer.
The speaker comments on the reaction to John McCain's capture and torture as a prisoner of war in the US, and specifically mentions a statement made by another person regarding McCain's service.
Trump's endorsement didn't work out in favor of most of the candidates, causing a big blow for him in the midterms.
The speaker believes that an active president should have the capacity to bring people together, but the current president is completely incapable of doing so and has caused further division.
A discussion about Kanye West's controversial White House visit, where he made polarizing statements in support of President Trump and critique of American society.
The transcript features a discussion about conspiracy theories surrounding the success and alleged deaths of former employees of daytime talk show hosts, specifically mentioning Hillary Clinton's supposed involvement.
The murder of Brad Cazort in Little Rock, Arkansas is still unsolved, with no leads or suspects. Some speculate that it may have been related to his job as a police informant.
In this podcast episode, Yanis Pappas joins the show to have a fun conversation with Bill Burr on various topics, including the concept of death pools, Anthony Bourdain, Kobe Bryant, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and more.