

Episode 1636 - Liza Treyger
10 snips Apr 21, 2025
Liza Treyger, a comedian known for her Netflix special 'Night Owl,' dives into the intricacies of human behavior and friendships in this engaging conversation. She humorously questions why adults replicate childish patterns and why online comments can be so cruel. Liza shares her unexpected journey into comedy and reflects on the pressures women face in a male-dominated industry, addressing the toll of online criticism on self-esteem. Through personal anecdotes, she emphasizes the need for supportive relationships and the complexities of maintaining friendships as we age.
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Toxic Internet Abuse on Women
- Internet comments on women comedians are often unnecessarily cruel and personal.
- Burner accounts empower anonymous hate that rarely gets challenged or seen beyond a small space.
Liza's Tough Football Experience
- Liza played football on an all-boys lightweight team in eighth grade for feminism.
- She endured bullying from teammates and embarrassment, but she did not quit.
Why Toxic Friendships Persist
- Toxic friendships often reflect what you seek inside yourself.
- Understanding what you use others for helps break recurring toxic cycles.