Duncan Trussell Family Hour

Raghu Markus, who introduced Duncan to Ram Dass, reunites with him on the podcast. They discuss collaboration on an audiobook, the significance of therapy, embracing all emotions for personal growth, encountering Garchan Rinpoche, and the transformative power of authenticity and empathy.

Emil Amos, a musician known for his work with various bands, discusses topics such as personal growth through memories, addiction, altered realities, and the intersection of art and commercialism. The conversation delves into themes of freedom, self-identity, and confronting fear and anxiety in an entertaining and introspective manner.

In this podcast episode, Duncan Trussell predicts the future, harshly critiques adult birthday parties, and adds humor throughout. He explores abstract writing, discusses fundamental goodness, mocks hedonism, and delves into therapy, generational trauma, and shed cleaning adventures. Reflecting on masculinity, a romance novel, and self-care, this episode is filled with witty banter and insightful musings.

Ethan Nichtern, incredible, scholarly author and Buddhist teacher, shares insights on confidence, insecurities, and navigating life's challenges. The podcast delves into Buddhist teachings, meditation practices, and the importance of feedback for personal growth. There are also humorous sponsor ads intertwined with deep discussions on compassion, emptiness in Buddhism, and finding trustworthy mentors.

In this episode, the host discusses gear acquisition, haunted comedy clubs, and self-censorship. They explore mystical realms, corporate parallels, and movie preferences. The speaker encounters a ghostly version of themselves and promotes health supplements. The episode also delves into encounters in nature, privacy concerns, and reflections on assassins' morality.

Join Duncan as he chats with comedian Ari Shaffir about topics like cultural appropriation, divine communication, societal norms, and authentic travel experiences. They also discuss the challenges of deep faking individuals and the influence and manipulation in virtual worlds. Tune in for a mix of comedy, introspection, and thought-provoking discussions.

David Nichtern, author, musician, and meditation teacher, discusses meditation practices, color psychology, agency, contentment, comedy, and altruism with Duncan Trussell. They explore the depths of perception, inner peace, and compassionate evolution in a thought-provoking conversation.

Raghu Markus, co-founder of Love Serve Remember Foundation and friend of Ram Dass, discusses spiritual growth, self-awareness, challenges of spiritual practice, and the transformative journey towards self-acceptance and inner peace with Duncan Trussell.

Jason Louv and Duncan dive into AI, magic, and hyperdimensional entities. They discuss the fusion of AI with human imagination, explore the evolution of magic, and reflect on the importance of embracing failure for personal growth. The conversation also touches on astral projection experiences, the pursuit of fame versus internal growth, and the contrasts between astral projection and out-of-body experiences.

Donny Rothschild, scion of the Rothschild family, joins the podcast for a conversation on societal perceptions of wealth and luxury cars, reflections on personal struggles, and exploring themes of unity and empathy in the face of pain and healing.