Moshe Kasher, a stand-up comic and co-host of 'The Endless Honeymoon' podcast, joins the conversation. Topics range from cult leaders to gambling in sports, conspiracy theories, the dangers of eating raw oysters, owning a German Shepherd, addiction, growing up in a Hasidic Jewish community, the responsibilities of an interpreter, Neuralink, Stephen Hawking, German Shepherds' historical mistrust, complexities of human sexuality, rabies treatment, the origins of Spanish flu, UFO sightings, and their connection to religion.

Moshe Kasher, author of Subculture Vulture!, returns to chat about dressing up for Halloween, their experiences with public school and Jewish weddings, strange conversations about Lion King, sports, and yacht racing. They discuss underlying issues and addictions, struggles with food choices, the temporary nature of life, and the concept of time and existence. They also touch on consciousness, the influence of marketing on gender roles, and shifting perspectives.

Comedian Moshe Kasher discusses handling criticism, online behavior, and ego-driven risks. He explores interconnectedness, belonging, and transformative experiences at Burning Man. The podcast delves into personal growth, karma, and the awe-inspiring nature of human existence.

In this enlightening discussion, Glory Edim, founder of the Well-Read Black Girl book club, shares her journey of finding identity through literature in her memoir 'Gather Me'. She highlights powerful influences like 'Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry' and discusses her reconnection with her father through letters. Comedian Moshe Kasher follows, exploring his recovery journey in 'Subculture Vulture', linking the rave scene to sobriety while humorously reflecting on the balance of comedy and personal healing.

Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher share hilarious anecdotes about converting to Judaism for marriage, discussing the differences between Christianity and Judaism. They also explore traditional Jewish wedding customs with humor, highlighting the mishaps and funny moments of following these traditions.