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#903 - Tony Hinchcliffe & Brian Redban

NaN minutesEpisode #903

Joe sat down with Tony Hinchcliffe & Redban to do a podcast Live from The Comedy Store basement.

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Key Takeaways

Modern technology complicates access to media and entertainment.

Understanding how tech impacts viewing habits is crucial in today's digital age.

Cultural practices, like chicken fights, reflect deeper societal norms.

Exploring these norms can lead to discussions about ethics and animal rights.

Not all cholesterol is bad; some types can be beneficial.

Understanding cholesterol types can lead to better health decisions.

Saturated fats are often misrepresented in dietary guidelines.

Recognizing the truth about fats can improve public health awareness.

Wild game meat provides a natural source of nutrients.

This insight highlights the health benefits of consuming game meat over processed options.

Watch the full episode of #903 - Tony Hinchcliffe & Brian Redban.

Episode Timestamps

  • Discussion on Technology, Media, and Cultural Insights

    • Comedians discuss the complexities of modern technology and streaming devices.
    • Humor emerges from anecdotes about cultural experiences and community quirks.
    • The conversation touches on the normalization of animal fights within certain cultures.
  • Challenging Myths About Diet: Cholesterol, Fats, and Sugar

    • Cholesterol's effects depend on its type, not just dietary intake.
    • Saturated fats are misunderstood; margarine and trans fats are harmful.
    • Marketing influences perceptions of food, leading to poor dietary choices.
  • Exploring the Nutritional Benefits of Wild Game Meat

    • Wild game meat is considered healthier than store-bought alternatives with hormones.
    • New Zealand's hunting practices and wildlife history have significant ecological impacts.
    • The podcast humorously contrasts the hunting of deer with modern meat consumption.
  • Discussion on Hunting, Food Production, and Dream Jobs

    • Importance of public lands and natural foods emphasized through hunting.
    • The conversation highlights the health benefits of consuming wild game meat.
    • Guests reflect on their dream jobs, particularly in culinary and travel experiences.
  • The Importance of Comedy Clubs for Stand-Up Artists

    • Comedy clubs are vital venues for comedians to develop their craft.
    • There is often tension between comedians and club owners over bookings and profits.
    • Unique vibes of different clubs significantly impact the comedy experience for performers.
  • Discussion on Wealth, Hurricanes, and Sultans in Modern Context

    • F5 hurricanes cause catastrophic damage, exemplified by Joplin's destruction.
    • The conversation contrasts extreme wealth with common figures like Bill Gates.
    • Stories about the Sultan of Brunei highlight outrageous luxury and wealth.
  • Exploring Humor and Cultural Commentary in Comedy

    • Discussion on the absurdity of country names and cultural perceptions.
    • Humor derived from outrageous stunts and comedic styles in Jackass.
    • Insight into sobriety and its impact on comedic personalities.
  • Exploring Substance Abuse and Sobriety in Comedy and Life

    • Substance abuse is a recurring theme affecting both personal and professional lives.
    • Caffeine is discussed as a less harmful alternative to other substances.
    • Sober interactions reveal a different side of individuals previously known for partying.
  • Discussion on Cannabis Use and Creativity

    • Cannabis consumption affects memory and performance, especially for creatives.
    • Interactions with Snoop Dogg inspire deeper appreciation for cannabis culture.
    • Observations on homelessness and societal norms highlight contrasting cultural attitudes.
  • Discussion on Protest Dynamics and Political Support in America

    • The tolerance in San Francisco leads to significant public protests and marches.
    • Women voters' support for Trump is debated, highlighting political divisions.
    • The impact of large protests on political figures and their decision-making is explored.
  • Discussion on Political Crowd Sizes and Media Narratives

    • The transcript discusses crowd sizes at presidential inaugurations and political lies.
    • It references Baghdad Bob to illustrate exaggerated political statements.
    • Concerns about media bias and reliability are raised throughout the conversation.
  • Exploring Media Bias and Political Commentary in News

    • Discussion on the credibility and bias of various news outlets.
    • Comparison of right-leaning and left-leaning media narratives.
    • Critique of political commentary from prominent figures in media.
  • Comedy Store's Challenges and Networking in Comedy

    • Discussion on the challenges of managing audience access at the Comedy Store.
    • Exploration of networking's role in the comedy business and politics.
    • Insight into the dynamics between comedians and writers in sitcoms.
  • The Intricacies of Comedy Writing and Team Dynamics

    • Comedy writing involves complex team dynamics and creative processes.
    • Successful comedic concepts require collaboration and understanding of story structure.
    • Not all funny writers are equal; some struggle with concept execution.
  • Discussion on Remakes and Health Impacts of Strokes

    • Podcast discusses upcoming remakes in film and television, including a series adaptation.
    • Insight into health impacts of strokes on public figures, including Tim Curry and Richard Dawkins.
    • Conversation reflects on nostalgia for classic talk radio and its evolution over time.
  • Discussion on Movies, Politics, and Environmental Issues

    • The hosts critique M. Night Shyamalan's film 'Split' and its portrayal of mental health.
    • Political changes under Trump's administration raise concerns about environmental policies.
    • The Dakota pipeline protests highlight the struggle between profit and environmental protection.

People Mentioned

Tony Hinchcliffe

Comedian, Podcaster

Chris Cyborg

MMA Fighter

Ted Nugent

Musician, Activist

Theodore Roosevelt

Former President

+1 more

Franklin Roosevelt

Former President

Remy Warren

Hunting Guide, Podcast Host

Anthony Bourdain

Chef, Television Personality

Louis C.K.

Comedian

Bill Burr

Comedian

Sultan of Brunei

Royalty

Steve-O

Comedian, Reality TV Personality

+1 more

Andy Dick

Comedian, Actor

Dave Chappelle

Comedian, Actor

Andy

Comedian

+3 more

Snoop Dogg

Rapper, Cultural Icon

Trump (Donald Trump)

Former President, political figure

Hillary Clinton

Former Secretary of State, political figure

Gary Johnson

Former Governor, presidential candidate

Trump

Former President of the United States

Baghdad Bob

Former Iraqi Information Minister

+6 more

Keith Olbermann

Television host, Political commentator

Unknown Speaker

Comedian, Podcast Host

Stephen King

Author

Tim Curry

Actor, Voice Actor

+1 more

Richard Dawkins

Scientist, Author

Tim Conway

Comedian, Actor

+3 more

M. Night Shyamalan

Director, Screenwriter

Donald Trump

Former President of the United States

Places Mentioned

New Zealand

Country

+13 more

Chuggle Hut

Comedy Club

+1 more

Zaney's Nashville

Comedy Club

Ice House

Comedy Club

Secret Group

Comedy Club

Joplin, Missouri

City

Dubai

City

+1 more

Kazakhstan

Country

+3 more

Czechoslovakia

Former Country

+1 more

Lithuania

Country

San Francisco

City known for its open-mindedness and protests.

Los Angeles

City that hosted a significant protest.

Comedy Store

Comedy Venue

Dakota Access Pipeline

Infrastructure/Project

Notable Quotes

"Like, what? thought hack phone."

Discussing confusion over technology and app icons.

"They're essentially dead. Maybe lucky, chicken get totally fucked up."

Talking about the outcomes of chicken fights.

"There's whole New York Times article it. stunning."

Discussing the impact of a misleading article on dietary choices.

"Margarine fucking terrible for you."

Critiquing common misconceptions about margarine versus butter.

"I remember thinking motherfucker's probably right."

Reflecting on Ted Nugent's claims about the health benefits of wild meat.

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