

Gary Owen | This Past Weekend #208
Jun 20, 2019
Gary Owen, a charismatic stand-up comedian and actor known for his relatable humor, shares hilarious road stories from the comedy scene. He discusses navigating performances with diverse audiences and reflects on the complexities of race in comedy. Owen dives into his ups and downs as a Cincinnati Bengals fan, mixing heartfelt moments with laughter. Their conversation also touches on the unpredictable nature of fame, nostalgic Hollywood tales, and entertaining memories from the early days of stand-up, highlighting the evolution of the comedy landscape.
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Unintended Consequences of Equality
- Consider the implications of advocating for equality without considering potential downsides.
- Sometimes, perceived gains can lead to a worse outcome.
Women on Ships
- Theo Von recounts his Navy experience where women were initially restricted from combat ships.
- He observes that having women around, even without romantic involvement, improved morale.
Stockholm Syndrome at Sea
- After spending extended periods at sea with only men, perceptions of women change drastically.
- Gary Owen and Theo Von discuss the phenomenon of finding all women attractive after prolonged male-only environments.