Gus Constantellis

Comedian Gus Constantellis returns to share humorous insights on the ups and downs of life. He reflects on the awkwardness of watching his dad date at 65 and his emotional journey creating a cookbook filled with his late mother's recipes. Gus discusses the superiority of Greek tomatoes and laments the lack of dancing on the floor, urging for more social connection through movement. Their conversations weave together grief, family, and the quirks of cultural identity, all served with a side of laughter.

Guest Gus Constantellis, a Brooklyn-born comedian, humorously defends his view that suburbs are unequivocally wrong. He and host Isa debate the merits of suburban versus urban living, sharing personal stories about childhood shaped by immigrant parents. They delve into the struggle for self-love, the quirks of dating in a polarized world, and the humorous chaos of urban navigation. With reflections on navigating intimacy and the pressures of cosmetic surgery, this conversation blends laughter with deeper insights into community and identity.