The Deprogram Episode 181 - Touch Grass
May 9, 2025
Dive into a hilariously absurd debate over whether a gorilla could take on a hundred men! The hosts explore the ethics of blood sports while veering into the joy of unwinding and 'touching grass.' Enjoy anecdotes about board game design and how medical students navigate life’s pressures. Culinary tales reveal how family dynamics shape cooking experiences. Finally, hear about the mental health benefits of connecting with nature and the importance of self-care, all punctuated with laughter and personal stories!
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Hakeem's Early Cooking Roots
- Hakeem's family emphasized independence directing him to cook from age 10.
- During university, he experimented freely and developed his cooking skills extensively.
Cook to Connect with Others
- Cook for others to share love and improve your skills simultaneously.
- Cooking complicated dishes for friends creates warm, memorable social experiences.
Value Deep Social Moments
- Socialization offers rare moments of genuine presence and long-lasting memories.
- Yugo values being fully in the moment over escapism during social interactions.