I start this episode by trashing Taylor Swift and then I discuss Dave Chappelle's new special, which was awesome. I take a look at a few garbage takes on the special from garbage journalists who write for garbage publications (Slate and Vice).

On this episode I invited my buddy Vic Cedeno on the podcast, we have been doing comedy together a couple years and he is a great dude. We discussed a lot of different stuff, this was all over the place but he taught me about perhaps the most hilarious holiday of all, Black Pete. The beginning of the episode focuses a bit on politics and then the second half is comedy talk.

This episode is basically just an apology to everyone I ridiculed for sharing news about the Amazon forest fires. I now realize how truly vital your contribution was, please listen and offer your forgiveness.

I'm currently in the midst of my Twitter ban and so I just basically did what I would do on Twitter in the form of a podcast. A lot of ranting, you've been warned.

On this episode I discuss a discrepancy I had with one of Gary Gulman's comedy tips and offer my counter-argument. I also briefly discuss hate speech at the end of the episode.

This is a really great episode and you should definitely listen.

In this episode I talk about Road to Wigan Pier which is a George Orwell book. I focus less on the actual content of the book and more on some of the strategies he uses in his writing that I find pretty interesting.

In this episode I talk about the root of my very negative view of politicians as a whole and some of the philosophy behind that. I also describe how Andrew Yang kinda let me down and how the fakeness of politics is so pervasive.

In this episode I read passages from The War of Art which is a really amazing book by Steven Pressfield which I highly recommend!

On this episode I describe the Ubermensch which is a thing Nietzsche talks about in his philosophy and I think it's really interesting!