

#1662 - Tom Papa
Jun 5, 2021
Comedian Tom Papa, known for his podcast "Breaking Bread with Tom Papa" and Netflix's "What a Joke with Papa and Fortune," shares insightful and humorous thoughts on various topics. He delves into post-COVID societal confusions and the importance of national unity, along with intriguing anecdotes about comedy in uncertain times. Tom also discusses the joys of bread-making, including the art of sourdough, and playfully critiques the milk debate—diving into dietary choices with a mix of nostalgia and laughter, all while navigating the evolving landscape of humor.
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Nixon's Tactic
- Tom Papa recounts Nixon's unusual tactic of asking David Frost if he'd fornicated the previous night before a pivotal Watergate interview.
- This attempt to rattle Frost before discussing the scandal showcases Nixon's unpredictable personality.
Nixon and Thompson
- Joe Rogan shares an anecdote of Hunter S. Thompson getting a ride with President Nixon.
- They discussed football, avoiding politics, highlighting an unusual dynamic given Thompson's personality.
Cartoonist Bias
- Political cartoonists tend to be liberal, resulting in less scrutiny of left-leaning figures like Joe Biden.
- This bias creates a dilemma, as Biden's actions deserve critical attention regardless of political affiliation.