Sarah Silverman, a fearless comedian and actress known for her sharp wit, dives into the complexities of kindness in the face of trolling. She shares transformative anecdotes about turning negativity into kindness, showcasing how empathy can spark unexpected connections. The conversation touches on the importance of communication in relationships and how honest friendships encourage personal growth. Silverman also reflects on childhood lessons from gaming and loss, exploring how humor can help navigate life's toughest moments.

In this engaging discussion, Sarah Silverman, a fearless comedian known for her work on Saturday Night Live and Broadway, joins organizational psychologist Adam Grant. They dive into the power of kindness towards online trolls and the complexities of human relationships. Silverman shares her experiences of using humor as a defense mechanism, emphasizing empathy in tough conversations. The duo explores how compassion can transform conflicts and foster connections, shedding light on the importance of candid friendships that support and challenge.

Join Sarah Silverman, the iconic comedian known for her sharp wit and fearless commentary, as she shares her journey of transforming online trolls into fans. She and Adam discuss the importance of kindness and courage when facing criticism, illustrating how humor can bridge divides. Silverman reflects on personal growth from childhood friendships and the necessity of empathy in resolving conflicts. Plus, she opens up about coping with grief through laughter, leading to her upcoming tribute tour. Expect insightful conversations peppered with humor!

In this engaging conversation, Sarah Silverman, a two-time Emmy Award-winning comedian and actress, shares her journey through self-acceptance and the joy of solitude. She discusses the role of humor in navigating deeper emotions and her struggles with depression. Sarah reflects on authenticity in comedy, her experiences at SNL, and the transformative power of therapy. She also examines the impact of social media on connections and the importance of resilience in the creative arts. It's a heartfelt exploration of personal growth and embracing vulnerability.

Sarah Silverman discusses personal hygiene issues with Tig, Mae, and Fortune on the Handsome podcast. They talk about pronouncing 'panties', sultry posing, Japanese toilets, bidets, and the debate of cleaning the front and back. They also touch on whiskey preferences, colonics, and their experiences with bidets.

On stage and off, Sarah Silverman is always evolving, whether that’s honing her standup routines or coming to grips with missteps in her past material. We reminisce about our mutual friend Garry Shandling, including the comedy star-studded basketball games he used to host, where I first met Sarah. I also have the pleasure of talking to Sarah about the satisfaction of apologies and the struggle of forgiveness, and I realize, once again, that I extend much more grace to others than I do to myself. Lucky for me, Sarah won’t stand for that. Follow me on Instagram at @davidduchovny. Stay up to date with Lemonada on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram at @LemonadaMedia. Joining Lemonada Premium is a great way to support our show and get bonus content. Subscribe today at bit.ly/lemonadapremium. And if you want to continue the conversation with other listeners, join the My Lemonada community at https://lemonadamedia.com/mylemonada/ For a list of current sponsors and discount codes for this and every other Lemonada show, go to lemonadamedia.com/sponsors.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah Silverman talks about her experience as a teenage bedwetter, how performing at night ruins her day, and her fear of failure in the comedy industry. She also discusses the impact of bitterness and anger on mental health, the significance of work in shaping identity, and the importance of embracing failure in the comedy community.

Comedian and advocate for neurodiversity, Sarah Silverman, introduces the concept of neurodiversity and its importance in education. She discusses the spectrum nature of autism and challenges the idea of 'neurotypical'. Topics also include resisting quick fixes, camera usage in online teaching, norming biases, and the use of plain language in academia.

In this lighthearted chat, comedian Sarah Silverman, known for her bold humor and unique perspective, shares her irrational fears and embarrassing childhood stories. The duo dives into the comedic aspects of aging and technology-induced memory loss, all while discussing Cher's real name and the joys of therapy. They also reflect on family dynamics and Silverman's roots, humorously exploring the quirks of growing up. Laughter prevails as they uncover the playful absurdities of life, friendship, and the complexities of modern hearing.

Sarah Silverman discusses her recent hearing loss, her traumatic deflowering story, and her favorite winter memories. She also provides support for a man caring for his ailing grandma alone. The podcast covers topics such as the connection between hearing loss, dementia, and social isolation, regaining individuality and confidence in relationships, and embracing unique abilities and celebrating differences.