Soder 107: Preheat the Oven with Daniel Sloss | Soder Podcast | EP 105
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Nov 11, 2025 Scottish stand-up comedian Daniel Sloss, known for his international tours and comedy specials, joins the conversation. They dive into nostalgic TV experiences and the thrill of sneaking into R-rated movies as kids. Sloss discusses the complexities of parenting in relation to comedy, humorously revealing why he sees a child's interest in stand-up as a failure. Their eerie adventures in haunted venues spark a debate on ghosts and the psychological impact of horror movies, blending humor with deep reflections on belief and fear.
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Curating Kids' Tastes
- Daniel Sloss describes giving his son exposure to things he loved to test their reaction and taste development.
- He frames parenting as curating a child's cultural palette rather than molding identity.
Why People Become Comedians
- Sloss says becoming a stand-up often stems from emotional trauma or a need for attention and validation.
- He highlights the odd mix of self-loathing and belief of superiority that drives many comics.
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