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#1947 - Chris Distefano

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Chris Distefano is a stand-up comedian, on-air personality, host of the "Chrissy Chaos" podcast, and co-host of "Hey Babe!" podcast with Sal Vulcano. His new comedy album, "Chrissy New York Comedy Club", is available now.

www.chrisdcomedy.com

Episodes with Chris Distefano

Episode Timestamps

  • Paul vs Fury Fight Analysis

    • Joe Rogan and Chrissy discuss the recent boxing match between Paul and Fury
    • Chrissy thinks Jake Paul is 100% legit
    • Joe Rogan comments on the peak and prime of fighters
  • Addressing the Issue of Homelessness

    • Discussion of the factors leading to homelessness
    • Joe Rogan suggests using psychedelic drugs to help those who are chemically or psychologically damaged
    • The cost of homelessness is discussed
    • Chrissy and Joe Rogan talk about the need for comprehensive programs to help those in need.
  • Unequal starting lines

    • Pulling up by bootstraps and telling people to figure it out themselves doesn't work for everyone
    • Unequal starting lines can lead to differences in outcomes
    • Good education and caring teachers should be available for everyone
    • Until the root cause of homelessness is fixed, the problem cannot be solved
  • Effects of police violence

    • George Floyd, Rodney King, and other instances of police violence lead to mistrust of all police
    • Defunding the police leads to an increase in crime
    • A system of law and order is necessary
    • Society must protect the vulnerable and peaceful people
  • Should police have the power to frisk people without any criminal behavior?

    • It is a violation of freedom to allow police to frisk people without any probable cause.
    • It is not good to take away all power from the police.
    • Logical recognition of issues is necessary.
  • Talking about Vikings and intermittent fasting

    • Joe and his guest discuss the use of mushrooms by Vikings.
    • His guest shares his own experience with intermittent fasting.
    • They talk about the benefits of the diet and how it changed his life.
  • Is Chris Gay?

    • Jazz has brought up the topic of Chris's sexuality multiple times
    • Chris is unsure about his sexuality
    • Tim Dillon convinces him that he is not gay
    • Chris commits to not being gay until New Year's Eve 2023
  • Chris's Expensive Watch

    • Chris buys an expensive watch, despite criticism from a friend
    • The watch reminds Chris of his decision to pursue comedy
    • Chris is proud of his success and does not let others' hate affect him
  • Buying Nice Things is Not a Bad Thing

    • Joe argues that it is alright to buy oneself nice things
    • People have different preferences for luxury items
    • Joe himself buys both an expensive watch and ice cream for the homeless
    • Playing the game of capitalism and engaging in luxury consumption is acceptable
  • Ted Bundy's Ominous Look

    • Joe shares a story about his mother's friend who went on a date with Ted Bundy
    • The woman felt an ominous feeling and called her brother to pick her up
    • Ted Bundy had already committed murders at the time
    • The woman later saw Bundy's face contort to look sinister when his crimes were revealed
  • The Son of Sam and Other Serial Killers

    • A woman named Jerry was in prison with the Son of Sam and Ronald DeFeo.
    • She claimed that the Son of Sam did not kill all those people and was involved in a cult. This was before the Netflix documentary.
    • The documentary suggests that the Son of Sam may have only killed one or two people, and other murderers got away with it.
    • The discussion also delves into the Henry Lee Lucas story, a drifter who was arrested for 62 murders. However, he may have been pinned with crimes he didn't commit.
  • The Henry Lee Lucas Story

    • Joe and the guest talk about how Henry Lee Lucas might have been coerced into confessing to murders he didn't commit.
    • They discuss how people confess to false crimes to get away with the real ones.
    • They rave about the show "Blackbird" on Apple TV which is about a man who has to get a murderer to confess to a crime to shorten his prison sentence.
  • The necessity of physical training for police officers

    • Police officers need to have a certain level of physical training to be effective in their jobs.
    • Lack of physical skill can lead to problems during physical altercations with individuals.
    • Andrew Yang suggests that police officers should be proficient in jujitsu, specifically at the purple belt level.
    • Law enforcement positions should be prestigious and well-funded, as they are essential to society.
  • The presence of violence in human history

    • Throughout history, violence and war have been pervasive themes.
    • The prevalence of violence is often due to the activation of a certain program in the human brain.
    • Human history is filled with horrific actions in war, conquests, and raids.
    • It can be challenging to discern the truth of events, especially with limited access to information.
  • Addiction Spectrum and Brain Chemistry

    • The narrator reflects on their personal addiction to Nutella and pizza and acknowledges that addiction can be positive or negative.
    • They discuss the addictiveness of painkillers and how brain chemistry plays a role in addiction.
  • Whitney Houston and Eerie Coincidences

    • The narrator discusses how Whitney Houston and The 1975 have helped them through tough times.
    • They also bring up the eerie coincidence of both Whitney Houston and her daughter dying in bathtubs and discuss the possibility of Whitney Houston being molested as a child.
  • The Shameful Part of my Career

    • Initially charged for meet and greets, regretted it and stopped doing them
    • Inspired by an interview with Matty Healy of the 1975 to stop doing them
    • Believes asking for money directly from fans after the show is more genuine than going through a third party
  • Prioritizing Family over Money

    • Stopped doing meet and greets to spend more time with family
    • Believes missing time with family isn't worth the extra money or success
    • Values spending time with his children and being present for important moments
  • Motivation and Success.

    • Having enough money means realizing you have enough and focusing on things that matter, like quality of life.
    • Concentrating on doing your best at what you do achieves measurable success.
    • Comparing yourself to others or an unrealistic version of yourself is counterproductive."
  • Being Present.

    • Being present is a common theme among philosophers like Saad Guru, Marcus Aurelius, and the Dalai Lama.
    • Staying off social media can help you focus on the present and improve mental health.
    • Comparison is the thief of joy."
  • A Profound Shift in Human Consciousness

    • Talks about how the internet is a profound shift in human consciousness
    • States that children today will be more advanced at understanding things
    • Compares it to past shifts in history
  • Fatherly Advice on Addiction and Life

    • Talks about his father's advice on addiction
    • Discusses how knowing that life isn't fair can help in loving life
    • Discusses how his father taught him to be the opposite of him
  • The Winning Strategy,

    • Comedian continues to discuss his conversation with his father.
    • Father emphasizes the importance of focusing on one goal and not getting caught up in the allure of more.
    • Comedian admits to a tendency towards gambling and doubling up.
    • Father urges him to stop doubling up and just get the win.
  • The Art of Stand-Up Comedy,

    • Comedian talks about how stand-up comedy is the superior art form and how there are no shortcuts to success.
    • He cites his mentor, Colin Quinn, who advised him to focus on getting a clean, solid hour of material and not worry about the algorithm.
    • Comedian reflects on the cathartic nature of comedy and the importance of getting his point of view out.
  • Advice from Ari Shafir

    • The speaker talks about Ari Shafir, a comedian they admire
    • They mention that Ari has experience and advice for any situation
    • They discuss leaning on Ari for support during difficult times
    • They mention Ari's impressive new comedic work
  • Puritanical Society

    • The speaker expands on their idea that the US has a puritanical society
    • They compare this to the Salem witch trials
    • They mention a theory that the hysteria during the trials may have been caused by a fungus
    • They discuss the predisposition for hysteria during times of famine, war and disease
  • Ergot poisoning and train derailment in Ohio

    • Discussion about the role of ergot in Salem witch trials and a town in France
    • Mention of a train derailment in Ohio with residents experiencing high-pitched voices
    • Mayor's response to the incident and lack of action
    • Discussion about the need for toxicological testing and long-term effects
  • Mickey Mouse voice from train derailment chemicals

    • Discussion about the train derailment in Ohio
    • Reports of high-pitched voices resembling Mickey Mouse's
    • Speculation about the chemicals causing long-term effects
    • Lack of access to toxicological testing in the town
    • Personal anecdotes from affected residents
  • Gender blurring and the future of humankind

    • Discussion about the blurring of lines between homosexuality and heterosexuality
    • The commentator speculates that aliens with genderless bodies could be humans in the future.
    • The discussion leads to new ideas about gender and how technology could change human reproduction.
    • The possibility of human extinction is raised, along with the use of artificial forms of reproduction or cloning to keep the population alive.
  • Feeling like a fraud

    • The commentator admits to feeling like a fraud and almost canceling a performance.
    • The feeling is seen as normal and comes from a desire to do well and care about one's craft.
    • Feeling like a fraud can lead to being good at your craft because it shows a drive to improve.
    • The importance of not allowing the feeling to consume you is stressed.
  • Imposter Syndrome

    • Joe Rogan reflects on feeling like an imposter in his stand-up comedy career
    • He often apologizes to the audience and worries that he isn't good enough
    • His guest suggests he shift his mindset to appreciation and enjoy engaging with the audience more
  • Attention vs. Skill

    • The desire for attention is what drives many to show business, but it's important to shift the focus to improving your skills
    • Joe believes he is currently at his best as a comedian because he's been doing it a lot and is smarter and older
    • Woke social media culture is not compatible with stand-up comedy, which should be unapologetic and focused on the bits
  • Science Behind Physical Fitness;

    • Joe and his guest discuss the abundance of information available on physical fitness and the importance of consistency, focus, and effort.
  • Family and Loyalty;

    • Joe shares a personal anecdote about his father's instilling the importance of loyalty to family and respecting the mother of one's children.
  • Dad beats up man dating Chris's mother

    • Chris's mother is crying because the man she was dating dumped her for someone across the street.
    • Chris's dad asks Chris to go get them bagels and not come outside.
    • Chris hears his mother screaming and goes down to see his father beating up the man who disrespected his mother.
    • Chris's father gets in his face and tells him he should have done his job of protecting his mother.
    • Chris's anxiety begins to make sense.
  • Dad admits wrongdoing on the Verrazano Bridge

    • Chris's dad takes him to his game and admits that what he did was wrong.
    • Chris reminds him that everyone knows he shouldn't have done it.
    • His father tells him instead of playing video games, he should have been there for his mother.
    • Chris's responsibility to protect his mother is instilled in him.
  • How being a step-parent is different from being a biological parent

    • Chrissy talks about being a step-father and how it is a thankless job
    • He reflects on his own step-mother and treats his step-son like his own child
    • Chrissy loves all of his children equally, even though one is not biologically his
  • On trying to be the best version of oneself

    • Chrissy and the interviewer discuss the importance of striving to be a better person
    • He shares his own personal growth and how he sees the connection between all living things
    • Chrissy acknowledges that happiness can be transferred to one's family
  • The Accidental Death of Larry

    • Larry, a dog was accidentally given electrolytes instead of the death medicine by a new vet tech.
    • Larry had a quick surge of energy and was acting like a puppy.
    • However, the right medicine was administered, and Larry died in 5 seconds.
  • Comprehensive Health Analysis

    • To make sure a person is healthy and needs a surgery, comprehensive blood work and analysis should be done to check hormones, nutrients, and fitness levels.
    • Joe Rogan shares his daily intake of peptides and BPC-157 for injury recovery and growth hormone production.
    • The narrator suggests preventing baldness and blood clots by taking pills that are specific to each condition.
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