Scary Ideas

Tim discusses Kanye's latest album, Jesus Is King, and gets into what this Jesus guy was really about. He also learns about the 613 commandments from the Torah, and reacts to a clip from Jesus of Nazareth where Jesus shamed a bunch of rich guys for being mean to poor people and a prostitute.

Trump Derangement Syndrome is a virus that has been sweeping the nation since 2016 or so. Tim explores examples of this and ridicules liberals who exhibit symptoms of this condition. He reacts to videos of protesters who want to impeach Trump who don't want to talk to the opposition, and a clip where Candace Owens supposedly gets shut down by TI.

Are Incels as bad as mainstream media makes them sound, or are they misunderstood? In this episode Tim attempts to find out if there is any merit to their views. He also learns about Men Going Their Own Way and the black pill.

Tim reads about the history of depression, or melancholia, as it was called. He then learns about and critiques alternative treatments for depression, including the Human Givens theory, by watching some videos on YouTube.

In this episode, Tim talks to two comedians about a controversial topic known as black privilege. It is contrasted with white privilege, which is a more widely accepted concept. Are people with more melanin closer to god?

Tim starts the show by watching a John Lennon interview where he talks about getting groupies, then reacts to a Chicago Tribune article about Louis C.K. performing at Zanies. Then he takes some calls from local comedians about the matter.

Tim has a conversation with comedians about safe spaces, trying offensive jokes, and the division between men and women in comedy.

The author of a book called Confessions from Your Fat Friend calls in, then a bunch of comedians give their opinion on the body positive movement.

Tim talks about being a Scorpio, whether controversial comedian Owen Benjamin is funnier than Dave Chappelle and Andrew Schulz, and takes a call from a social anarchist.

Tim starts the show by reading a journal he wrote while on mushroom tea, then spends the rest of the show taking calls. Topics covered include schizophrenia, corrupt billionaires, and the matriarchy ruining comedy.