Jessie Beth Kahnweiler joins Danny at his house to discuss Nassim Nicholas Taleb. The two talk about everything from rape to bulimia to Mel Brooks, more Mel Brooks, and how Jessie's mom will feel about the episode when she inevitably listens to it. Jessie is a very talented comedian and filmmaker and this episode is hilarious. It's sponsored by Stand Up! Records.

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Owen Benjamin comes over the house and we talk skepicism, Big and Tall, REM Sleep and the Sky. It's a good one folks, Enjoy!

Dante Nero, Danny's long time comedy friend, invites him to his Brooklyn studio "the Pimp cup" to talk Georg Simmel and social and physical relationships. Dante being an ex-pimp and ex-stripper has some interesting ideas on women that he shares.

Also, Danny is getting married in a few hours!

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Dave Anthony stops by to discuss Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz with Danny. The talk flys, monards and parenting. They also uncover one of the greatest controvercies in Math History! Enjoy! 

Jackie Mason and Danny meet up in a diner in midtown to talk as they used to for so many years when Danny was in his twenties.

They discuss in depth Jackie's childhood and his early days in comedy. They also talk a bit about religion and Martin Luther. 

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Danny and Alex Fossella meet at Danny's old college radio station to discuss the past season. They talk about Danny reconnecting with Jackie Mason and getting turned down by Jerry Lewis.

Mostly they just talk about their highlights from the season.

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Dawn Luebbe comes over to discuss Chrysippus and how our past affects our present and future. The discuss Dawn's new book "My 1992 Diary" and what it was like growing up on Grandma's farm in Nebraska. Spoiler alert, there where a lot of Jello salads.

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Marty Allen has Danny over his house in Vegas to talk John Stuart Mill, fighting in WW2 and hanging with Elvis. Great talk with a show biz legend! Enjoy!

Todd Barry has Danny over his "New" New York Apartment to talk high/low energy, anger, living alone, favorite citys, Houses vs. apartments, and the ideas of Francis Bacon the philosopher, not the artist.

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Jared Logan comes by Lobell House productions studios to discuss philosophy from Leo Tolstoy. The talk includes everything from growing up in West Virginia to Pentecostal Christianity to Michael Keaton and Billy Joel to the significance how giving and taking affect our lives. 

It's a great show very worth the download.

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