The Adam Friedland Show Ep. 189 – Therapy for the chinese soul
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Jan 8, 2020 The hosts dive into hilarious tales of childhood movies and local characters, igniting nostalgia with a mix of crude humor. They explore the quirks of delivery drivers and customer service, while pushing boundaries with dark jokes. The conversation takes a wild turn as they joke about therapy experiences and cultural approaches to mental health in China. Expect catchy comedic songs and absurd ideas about vocal effects. Their chaotic banter makes for an entertaining blend of whimsy and shock that keeps listeners laughing.
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Childhood Movies Bond The Hosts
- Nick, Stavros, and Adam riff on childhood movies and local characters to set a casual, confessional tone.
- They use memories like The Great Mouse Detective and local open-mic hosts to bond and anchor jokes.
Local Characters Fuel Jokes
- The hosts turn small local figures into enduring comedic characters that fuel routines.
- Repeatedly revisiting those figures creates a nostalgic, relatable comedic world for listeners.
Public Access Comic Who Didn’t Care
- They recount Greg Bahanish's public-access persona and DIY comedy career as a charming example of contentment.
- The story celebrates small-town, low-ambition lifestyles that still deliver happiness.
