Duncan Trussell Family Hour

CEO Stephen Armstrong, ex Disinformation Governance Board member, joins Duncan to discuss AI misinformation, government secrecy, social media accuracy vs. other sources, misinformation vs. disinformation with humorous examples, benefits of AG1 powder, conspiracy theories, a nonchalant approach to travel and existential thoughts, and unraveling the myth of Tartaria.

Exploring the boundaries of AI censorship and ethics, the podcast delves into the impact of large language models like GPT on society and artists, raising questions about responsibility and accountability. The conversation navigates through AI limitations, consent, and freedom of expression, with a humorous twist on prison dynamics and ethical dilemmas. Game party time shenanigans and military experiences add a touch of humor and thought-provoking elements to the discussion.

Emil Amos, the talented musician, re-joins for a fun chat. Talks about spirituality, physical activity, and overcoming busyness. Reflects on joy, guilt, creativity, and financial awareness. Also touches on musical collaboration and creative potential.

Exploring comedy dynamics in different locations, celebrating success and overcoming jealousy, and discussions on network TV authenticity and inclusivity are among the intriguing topics covered in this entertaining podcast episode.

Renowned tattoo artist Robert Ryan discusses his new tarot deck, the mysteries of tarot cards, symbolism in art, consciousness in AI, and the balance of obsession and creativity. Plus, special offers from Factor Meals, AG1, and BLUECHEW!

Exploring a simulated universe controlled by Captain Control, springtime festivities, the dark side of sharing children's moments online, ethics of creative direction in art, AI's impact on art creation, significance of websites, frustrations with technology, corporate changes and subliminal messaging in advertising, the impact of a good book, character visualizations, connecting with strangers, building genuine relationships, one person shows, and discussion on persistence and bravery.

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.

Jesse Moynihan, amazing artist and animator, joins the DTFH! They discuss embracing baldness, Jesse's incredible art and upcoming animated short film, contrasting art studios, the symbolism of the devil tarot card, navigating projection and assumptions as a creative person online, choice and compulsion in non-violent political activism, desensitization to violence and the impact of art and stories on their lives.

Musician and composer Joe Wong joins the podcast to discuss the uncertainty of releasing creative work, the importance of taking action on ideas, reflections on comedy and passion, teaching skills and talents, exploring the possibility of machines having emotions and spirits, AI and consciousness, themes of loss and legacy building, the wheel of life, consequences of ascending into the realm of the gods, and dog breeding and listening to music on vinyl.

David Nichtern, incredible musician and co-founder of Dharma Moon, joins the DTFH to discuss topics like egotism, sociopathy, liberation, self-realization, and the concept of a 'Karen'. They also reflect on insects and announce upcoming events.