
#186 - Ari Shaffir
Episodes with Ari Shaffir
Categories
Key Takeaways
People's perceptions of attractiveness change with age.
This insight highlights societal pressures and expectations regarding beauty and aging.
The nature of marriage is evolving with societal norms.
Understanding these changes can lead to more inclusive discussions about relationships.
Racism can devalue neighborhoods and alter perceptions of community safety.
Understanding this dynamic is crucial for addressing systemic racism in housing.
Conspiracy theories often arise from historical events that lack transparency.
This highlights the need for honest communication about sensitive topics to build trust.
The discussion highlights differing views on when life begins.
Understanding these perspectives is crucial for the abortion debate.
Episode Timestamps
Discussion on Aging, Relationships, and the Nature of Marriage
- Aging affects how people perceive relationships and intimacy over time.
- Marriage discussions highlight societal changes and personal commitments.
- Humorous anecdotes illustrate the challenges of aging and relationships.
Discussion on Racism, History, and Conspiracy Theories
- Racism is discussed through the lens of property value and neighborhood dynamics.
- Historical figures like Charles Taylor exemplify brutal political regimes and their impact.
- Conspiracy theories surrounding events like 9/11 reveal societal mistrust and narratives.
Debate on Late-Term Abortion Sparks Controversial Perspectives
- Late-term abortion is debated as a moral and philosophical issue.
- Some argue it interferes with women's rights to choose.
- The distinction between pro-life and pro-choice groups is highlighted.
Discussion on marijuana laws and the PS Vita gaming device
- Legal complexities of medical marijuana profit margins discussed in California.
- PS Vita's features and gaming capabilities highlighted during the conversation.
- A humorous scavenger hunt for fake marijuana edibles was recounted.
Discussion on Politics, Comedy, and Cultural Commentary
- The political landscape and perceptions of voter fraud are debated.
- Comedians reflect on the challenges of the comedy industry.
- The impact of celebrity influence in politics is critiqued.
Comedians Discuss Controversial Topics and Personal Experiences
- Discussion revolves around the impact of money on television shows and comedy.
- Comedians share humorous anecdotes about personal relationships and societal norms.
- The conversation touches on serious issues like disinformation in cannabis legality.
Discussion on Comedy, Relationships, and Personal Experiences
- The hosts reminisce about past experiences in comedy and relationships.
- Ari Shafir shares insights on personal preferences in partners and dating dynamics.
- The conversation touches on the challenges of maintaining relationships in the entertainment industry.
Podcast Hosts Discuss Comedy, Drinks, and Upcoming Shows
- Hosts joke about a new drink called Temple Doom at the Comedy Store.
- They discuss upcoming shows and potential collaborations in Australia.
- Podcast ends with humorous banter about various topics and sponsors.
People Mentioned
Joe Rogan
Host, Media Personality, Comedian, Podcast Host
Neil Tyson
Astrophysicist
Charles Taylor
Former President of Liberia
Doug Benson
Comedian
Ron Paul
Politician
Rick Santorum
Politician
Brett Butler
Comedian, Actor
Ari Shafir
Comedian
Mike Maxwell
Comedian, Podcast Host
Brian Callen
Comedian, Podcast Host
Places Mentioned
Liberia
Country
Mall of America
Shopping mall
Ice House Pasadena
Comedy venue
Comedy Store
Venue
Notable Quotes
"People get real angry. Women get angry want fuck anymore."
Discussing the changes in women's attitudes towards intimacy as they age.
"Marriage ridiculous. Matters is, feel person? Love them?"
Reflecting on the true meaning of marriage beyond societal constructs.
"He's super genius. know could. Super racist know."
Discussing Neil Tyson's perceived impact on neighborhood property values.
"Charles Taylor. Crazy. crazy dictator nobody knows name normal."
Referencing the brutal rule of Charles Taylor in Liberia.
"That's human life almost immediately."
Discussing the developmental milestones of a fetus.