Comedian Moshe Kasher discusses handling criticism, online behavior, and ego-driven risks. He explores interconnectedness, belonging, and transformative experiences at Burning Man. The podcast delves into personal growth, karma, and the awe-inspiring nature of human existence.
Radon detection can be done with a genetically engineered cat that dies in its presence.
The Ender Group aims to lower IQ to bring peace, with more info on endergroupdl_v.org.
The internet's normalization of cruelty emphasizes the need for more compassion in online interactions.
Deep dives
The Perils of Radon Gas and the Radon Cat
Many people are unaware of the presence of the carcinogenic gas, radon, in their homes. To detect radon, the solution is to order a radon cat, a genetically engineered feline that instantly dies in the presence of radon gas.
The Role of Ender Group in Bringing Peace
The Ender Group, a subsidiary of the podcast, aims to bring peace to the world by lowering IQ, one child at a time. More information about the Ender Group can be found on the Ender Group DL underscore V dot org website.
The Impact of Internet and Cruelty on Society
The conversation delves into the negative and mean-spirited behavior prevalent on the internet. The speaker reflects on the cruelty and meanness that has become normalized online, highlighting the urgent need for more compassion and less toxicity in our interactions.
The Power of Therapy and Addiction
The speaker reflects on how therapy played a significant role in their life, from early childhood therapy sessions with their mother to extensive therapy during their teenage years when dealing with addiction. They question whether therapy labeled them as a teenage drug addict or if therapy allowed them to confront their issues and seek help. Despite the complex relationship between therapy and their struggles, the speaker acknowledges that therapy ultimately helped them break the cycle of addiction that could have led to death or imprisonment.
The Mysticism of Hasidic Judaism and Burning Man
The speaker delves into the mysticism of Hasidic Judaism and draws parallels to the Burning Man festival. They discuss the original intention of Hasidic Judaism to reform and bring mysticism into the religion, but note that its spiritual core has become more difficult to access due to historical events and isolation. Similarly, they highlight how Burning Man serves as a temporary utopia, challenging the banality of everyday life and offering a glimpse into a more spiritual and transformative experience. Both Hasidic Judaism and Burning Man aim to push boundaries and create a space for individuals to break free from the limitations of the ordinary world and explore profound connections and personal growth.
Moshe Kasher, author, comedian, co-host of the Endless Honeymoon Podcast, and brilliant human, joins the DTFH!
Moshe's new book, Subculture Vulture, is now available everywhere you get your books! You can also check out his first memoir, Kasher in the Rye. And The Endless Honeymoon Podcast (with co-host Natasha Leggero) is, likewise, available everywhere you listen to podcasts!
