Session 08: Harry Jowsey

Embark on a comedic journey with Bobby Lee, Andrew Santino, Carlos Herrera, and Jessie Johnson in "Bad Friends," as they regale listeners with tales from their city-hopping comedy tour and the peculiar rituals that color a comedian's life off-stage. This eclectic group unapologetically navigates the highs and lows of their profession, from unexpected scenarios involving provocative attire on dates to the whimsy of their payment methods, all while delving into personal anecdotes that dance between hilarity and the human experience.

As Halloween and Christmas nostalgia awaken quirky reflections on traditions and gifting, the "Bad Friends" explore the humorous fissures in cultural assimilation and palate preferences. Discussions sway from lighthearted teases about food to heartfelt insights on addiction and friendship, touching on the larger societal issues such as Bollywood’s colorism controversy. This episode offers more than just laughs; it's a reflection on life's oddball moments, the value of true friends, and even offers a dash of consumer delight with personal plugs for convenient deliveries and cozy undergarments.

Do you avoid small talk because you find it intimidating or lacking in value? If so, The Fine Art of Small Talk is your ticket to conversational success. According to Debra Fine, small talk is a skill well worth developing because our careers, romantic prospects, and social lives depend on connecting with other people. Indeed, it’s difficult to succeed socially without small talk because it establishes the emotional tone of our interactions and helps us gauge how deeply we’d like to connect with each other.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through Fine’s small talk tips and her ideal conversational process step by step—from first introduction to exiting the conversation—teaching you everything you need to appear confident and engaging in any context. We’ll also compare Fine’s ideas to those of other communications experts—for instance, Dale Carnegie—and weave in psychological research that sheds light on the mechanics of communication. Learn how to break the ice with strangers, keep a conversation going, and avoid the most common conversational pitfalls—in a way anyone can follow.

Join Leo Skepi on his candid podcast, "Aware & Aggravated", discussing the thorny maze of 2023 dating. Skepi delves into the influence of technology on romance, critiquing the way dating apps and social media foster superficial connections and foster a culture of constant preoccupation with others. He also points out how overlapping technology and societal pressures create a gray area popularly known as 'situationships,' further clouding the clarity of romantic relationships.

In an exploration of personal behaviors, Leo does not shy away from addressing manipulative tactics prevalent in today's dating scene. He emphasizes the importance of investing in deep, meaningful bonds over instant connections, and confronts the crippling effect of fear of commitment on relationships. Skepi's incisive insights shine a light on the hidden roadblocks faced in contemporary dating and suggest a path that prioritizes genuine human connection. Tune in for a better understanding of the mysteries and mayhem of modern-day romance.

In "The Broski Report with Brittany Broski," the host herself, Brittany Broski, takes her listeners on a captivating journey in each episode, diving into a myriad of topics from her personal experiences, cultural commentaries, health, and wellness insights, to her professional endeavors. Broadcasting from sunny Los Angeles, Brittany skillfully strikes a balance between her light, humorous tone and profound sentiment, making this podcast a noteworthy player in the jam-packed podcast landscape.

In an episode where Beyoncé and Harry Styles fandom takes center stage, Brittany endears herself to her listeners with personal anecdotes and heartfelt odes to their music. From critiquing health trends like ZocDoc and TikTok crazes, exploring tactile interests inspired by her mother, championing their show’s mission of providing personalized healthcare solutions, to speaking up about her unique YouTube talk show, "Royal Court," Brittany's podcast is not just an auditory but an emotionally rich journey. Her insightful handling of diverse themes and responsiveness to listener feedback make her podcast both entertaining and deeply relatable.

Join Henry Zebrowski and Marcus Parks in a thrilling exploration of the unexplained on Last Podcast On The Left, as they delve into bizarre extraterrestrial claims and dissect the encounters with the unknown. In their episode "Side Stories: Peruvian Alien Mummies," they kick off with laughs and live show excitement before diving headfirst into a UFO presentation by Jaime Maussan. As they unravel the mystery surrounding ancient mummies claimed to be non-human, Zebrowski and Parks bring their unique blend of skepticism and humor to question the authenticity of Maussan's unearthly discoveries, all while navigating the murky waters of cultural heritage and potential legal entanglements.

Beyond the alien enigmas, the speakers weave humor into supernatural phenomena, with strands of Gaia Inc.'s "alien mummy" findings to the skepticism around Project Scorpio and Tesla's inventions. The hosts lampoon modern tech's effect on spooky experiences and take a jab at pop culture, lamenting on the nostalgia machine stifling creativity. Listener stories add a personal touch with eerie and odd tales, and our charismatic hosts round off the episode by offering cultural critiques, sharing personal anecdotes, and imparting wisdom on embracing life’s unpredictable nature. Immerse yourself in this episode of Last Podcast On The Left, where humor meets the otherworldly, and nothing is too sacred to scrutinize.

Dive into a raucous journey of comedy and true crime with hosts Henry Zebrowski and Ben Kissel in the latest episode from the Last Podcast On The Left. This time, the duo tackles a potpourri of the perverse and peculiar, all while maintaining their distinctive blend of irreverence and wit. From the shadows of history's darkest moments to the utterly outrageous anecdotes of modern life, Henry and Ben navigate a tapestry of tales that will have you thoroughly entertained and occasionally squirming in your seat.

Buckle up for Side Stories that stretch from the supernatural to the all-too-real consequences of human folly, including the specter of notorious criminals and unlikely accidents during air travel. Whether they're discussing the tragic echoes of 9/11, the chilling finds in a serial killer's home, or the lighter side of paranormal hunts and personal shenanigans, the Last Podcast On The Left guarantees a wild ride. Remember to strap in as they bring you along on their hilarious and sometimes horrifying exploration of life's oddities, urging listeners to embrace the wackiness of the world with a sense of humor and a dash of caution.

In the first half of 2020, many government officials locked down regions of the US due to concerns around COVID-19. However, many experts are now claiming that full lockdowns aren’t the best solution for handling the coronavirus pandemic.

The novel coronavirus was able to quickly and easily grow to epidemic proportions in the United States due to a lack of up-to-date information, an uncoordinated response, and concern about damaging the economy with extreme risk-management measures.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues, “quarantine fatigue” and other circumstances have made staying at home an unrealistic solution. Therefore, the best strategy for protecting our country and our way of life is harm-reduction, not social abstinence.

Elizabeth Gilbert’s life imploded after she filed for divorce from her husband when she was 30 years old. She was still reeling from their contentious separation when she fell in love with someone else. But when this love ended, she fell into a deep depression. She knew something drastic needed to happen to save her life. She decided to embark on a year-long journey to Italy, India, and Indonesia to find pleasure, spiritual guidance, and harmony in her soul. Eat Pray Love depicts Gilbert’s journey of survival and transformation. It is the story of her learning to move out of the darkness and into the light.

Dive into the energetic and enchanting universe of “The Broski Report with Brittany Broski” as Brittany herself takes you through an unforgettable blend of personal stories, celebrity encounters, and eerie tales. From the unforgettable excitement of Austin City Limits to playful daydreams of moving to Ireland as Hozier's neighbor, her narrative captivates with its spirited anecdotes. Brittany's experiences, including her whimsical costume ideas like transforming into a plus-size Kylo Ren, promise a journey through her unique and humor-infused lens. With every word, you'll find yourself a part of the spirited "Broski Nation," swept along by Brittany's vibrant storytelling and her audacious spirit.

In this episode, Brittany isn’t afraid to delve into the quieter moments of life either, reflecting on the solitary peace and occasional spooks of living alone in her 20th-century house. Real-life ghost stories from Texas' most haunted locales chill the spine while her personal connections to these tales add a touch of the supernatural to the everyday. Then, she switches gears to share heartwarming and poignant encounters with strangers, advocating for the priceless value of human diversity and connections beyond our social spheres. Join Brittany on a rollercoaster of emotions and insights, and take away her parting wisdom on nurturing relationships and seeking joy and safety in the adventures of life.

You were born to be a badass, but are you getting the most out of your life? In You Are a Badass, author Jen Sincero helps you identify and change the self-sabotaging thoughts and behavior patterns that are stopping you from living up to your potential.

Creating a better life requires only one simple shift: Going from wanting to change your life to deciding to change your life. This book will explain why you are the way you are, how to change what you don’t like, and how to love yourself as you create a new, awesome life.

Embark on a comedic journey with Bobby Lee, Andrew Santino, Carlos Herrera, and Jessie Johnson in "Bad Friends," as they regale listeners with tales from their city-hopping comedy tour and the peculiar rituals that color a comedian's life off-stage. This eclectic group unapologetically navigates the highs and lows of their profession, from unexpected scenarios involving provocative attire on dates to the whimsy of their payment methods, all while delving into personal anecdotes that dance between hilarity and the human experience.

As Halloween and Christmas nostalgia awaken quirky reflections on traditions and gifting, the "Bad Friends" explore the humorous fissures in cultural assimilation and palate preferences. Discussions sway from lighthearted teases about food to heartfelt insights on addiction and friendship, touching on the larger societal issues such as Bollywood’s colorism controversy. This episode offers more than just laughs; it's a reflection on life's oddball moments, the value of true friends, and even offers a dash of consumer delight with personal plugs for convenient deliveries and cozy undergarments.

Step behind the curtain with LeMaire Lee, Matt McCusker, Shane Gillis, and special guest Colum Tyrrell as Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast delivers a spontaneous exploration of the comedy world. Episode 459 welcomes listeners into a warm circle of friends whose conversations dance from their achievements in comedy to tour plans with a natural ease. Celebrate the comedic journey with them as they reflect on promotional ups and downs, and get an inside look at the personal milestones that color their lives, including Tyrrell’s upcoming stand-up special.

Beyond the laughter, this quartet delves into candid revelations about their battles with personal demons and addictions, fears around engagements, and the oddities of navigating urban life across continents. They unmask the political theater of current events, tackle intelligently the stereotypes in sports, and critique the exploitation nested in the pandemic politics. Tune in for a hearty mix of wit and wisdom, seasoned with star-studded nostalgia and the responsibilities of fame, where even the most trivial Walmart observations can turn into a sparkling exchange that's sure to entertain and enlighten.

Dive into the kaleidoscopic world of humor and insight with Shane Gillis, Matt McCusker, and LeMaire Lee in the latest episode of Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast. As a red glare hints at the end of a power outage, the hosts of "Ep 456 - Red Power God (tier 2)" transform technical difficulties into a catalyst for their animated and off-the-cuff dialogue. Whether they're scrutinizing technical production woes or hinting at a new patron-exclusive phase on Patreon, this episode is a testament to their dynamic chemistry and the resilient spirit of their show.

From the humorous dissection of Ken Wilber's "A Theory of Everything" to their nostalgic riffs on Guns N' Roses' evolution, the trio sails across a vast ocean of topics. They tackle the authenticity of viral videos, the darkness of racism in the golf community, and the occasional product endorsement with their characteristic wit. Seamlessly oscillating between flippant banter and serious cultural reflections, Shane and Matt ensure that listeners are not just entertained, but also invited to ponder and laugh through a gamut of societal and personal themes.