John Crist

Comedian John Crist, known for his 'Jokes for Humans' tour, joins to dissect provocative subjects like blackface and Diddy. They compare celebrity scandals, using humor to address Hollywood's blurred boundaries. The duo hilariously critiques modern health trends, including seed oils, while sharing absurd family anecdotes. The conversation flows from lighthearted political humor to deeper reflections on emotional wellness and the pressures of parenting. Crist's witty insights make for a raucously entertaining and thought-provoking listen.

Comedian John Crist opens up about leading a double life, being canceled, going to rehab, and learning to live a transparent life. They discuss the pressure of leading a public life, addiction to social media, being fully known and loved, moral failures, boundaries in comedy, and the power of support and healing. The hosts express gratitude for Crist's comedy and transparency, and mention future guests and upcoming content on artificial intelligence.

John Crist, a successful comedian known for his viral videos and the podcast "Net Positive," shares his journey through cancel culture and personal growth. He candidly discusses the challenges he faced during his rise to fame and how it collided with societal expectations. Crist explores authenticity in comedy, the healing power of laughter, and the importance of forgiveness in navigating life's complexities. With humor and introspection, he reflects on the balancing act between personal beliefs and public perception, making for a compelling conversation.

Comedian John Crist joins Dr. John Delony to discuss hitting rock bottom, addiction as a coping mechanism, the power of therapy and setting resolutions, the influence of comedy, the discrepancy between perception and reality, amusing reactions to unexpected events, finding self-worth within, and reflections on healing and support.

Comedian John Crist embraces the blurred lines between comedy and the blurryverse. They explore supernatural and conspiracy theories, including Michael Jackson faking his own death. They discuss the belief that Osama bin Laden died in 2004 and the cover-up of giant skeletons found in America. They also delve into miracles, free speech, historical accounts of giants, and the coexistence of dinosaurs and dragons with humans.