Duncan Trussell Family Hour

Tyler Cornack, writer/director of some incredible films (Butt Boy, Mermaid), joins the DTFH! We've been telling you about Mermaid for a while! It's Tyler's new horror comedy, and it stars Johnny Pemberton! It just debuted at SXSW last week, but you can watch a teaser for Mermaid here. Go see it when it's out! Come see Duncan in Denver! March 20-22, only at the Denver Comedy Works. Get your tickets here!

Bryan Johnson, an entrepreneur dedicated to extending human lifespan, dives into revolutionary ideas around health and longevity. He discusses the paradox of modern society’s indulgence versus the quest for immortality, tackling philosophical questions about mortality. The conversation highlights the importance of lifestyle choices like nutrition and sleep, and introduces the 'Don't Die' initiative, aiming to combat health misinformation. With humor and personal narratives, they explore societal resistance to embracing groundbreaking health advancements.

William Montgomery, esteemed documentary filmmaker and self-described popinjay, re-joins the DTFH! William Montgomery also has a show! We forgot its name, click here to go to the link we copied from a list of search results without viewing it ourselves, and let us know if we got it right! This episode is brought to you by: AG1 is offering new subscribers a FREE $76 gift when you sign up. You’ll get a Welcome Kit, a bottle of D3K2 AND 5 free travel packs in your first box. So make sure to check out DrinkAG1.com/Duncan to get this offer! Try your first month of BlueChew FREE. Visit BlueChew.com for more details and important safety information. Check Out Squarespace.com for a free trial, and when you’re ready to launch, Squarespace.com/DUNCAN to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain.

In this lively conversation, Joe Rogan, a comedian and the iconic voice of UFC commentary, delves into the complexities of happiness in today's world. He reflects on themes of compassion and community amid societal chaos and critiques the portrayal of evil in corporate and political realms. Rogan also shares insights on the struggles of white men in a changing society, the impact of AI on our lives, and the importance of personal connections in an increasingly digital era. With humor, he navigates the tangled web of relationships, ambition, and the human experience.

Duncan Trussell converses with Grok, an AI capable of adopting various personas. They dive into the peculiarities of modern life, from humorous tales of ultramarathons to navigating diabetes and the stigmas attached to weight management. The chat playfully shifts to whimsical fantasy elements, like Bigfoot encounters and enchanted forges. Deep reflections on AI's societal implications ensue, all while balancing humor and poignant personal stories, making for a captivating blend of absurdity and genuine connection.

Bryan Hubbard, Executive Director of the Texas Ibogaine Initiative, passionately advocates for Ibogaine as a revolutionary treatment for opioid addiction. He delves into the challenges facing those with dependency and the urgent need for innovative solutions in the midst of the opioid crisis. The conversation explores the ethical issues surrounding the pharmaceutical industry and personal narratives that highlight the profound impacts of addiction. Hubbard emphasizes the importance of a holistic approach to recovery, viewing addiction through a neurological lens.

Dr. Caleb Lance, a CogSec specialist and author, dives into the chaotic world of misinformation surrounding psychedelics, particularly DMT. He humorously discusses how shared perceptions can turn mundane spaces into metaphysical experiences. The conversation touches on cognitive security, navigating the perils of online privacy, and the absurdities of life, while reflecting on the nature of consciousness and personal identity. With whimsical anecdotes and thought-provoking insights, Lance delivers a captivating blend of humor and depth.

Delve into the quirky Feast of Barnabas and its cheeky chicken, as humorous political satire collides with deep philosophical musings. Explore the whimsical idea of individuals as action figures, asking profound questions about identity and growth. Time travel takes a bizarre turn with Neanderthals and reflections on Hieronymus Bosch, blending absurdity with human desires. The discussion shifts to the emotional weight of clothing and the fleeting nature of memories, culminating in insights about gaming's psychological impact and the importance of family bonds.

Dive into a humorous analysis of thumb-sucking as a fetish and the evolution of gestures across time. Explore the darker side of history with captivating tales of cults, charismatic leaders, and the psychology behind belief systems. Delve into childhood folklore, identity, and feelings of not belonging. Unpack the unsettling theme of sacrifice in culture and its ties to personal growth. Enjoy reflections on nurturing your inner child while navigating the complexities of family dynamics and unconventional parenting.

Kurt Metzger, an Emmy-winning comedian celebrated for his work on 'Inside Amy Schumer,' engages in a thought-provoking and humorous discussion. They dive into the surreal relationship between control, identity, and censorship, exploring the impact of propaganda and the complexities of societal manipulation. Kurt shares anecdotes that critique government actions, while also addressing the influence of high-profile individuals on substance-related risks. The conversation balances humor with deep reflections on philosophy, religion, and the human condition.