Duncan Trussell Family Hour

Ian Fidance, a comedian and celebrated cumologist, dives into a whirlwind of lively discussion. He shares hilarious tales about bizarre Christmas traditions and the comedy lifestyle, while exploring deep themes like self-worth and relationship challenges. The conversation takes a darkly humorous turn as they joke about the psychology of murderers, compare extreme sports to life's risks, and even touch on near-death experiences. With playful banter and candid reflections, Fidance leaves listeners laughing and pondering life's absurdities.

Jason Louv, an author and teacher known for his expertise in magick, meditation, and sacred traditions, joins the discussion to explore the profound impact of perception on reality. They delve into personal journeys through Buddhism, the significance of symbolism, and how confronting negative emotions can lead to personal growth. The conversation emphasizes living life as an art form, navigating the digital landscape with awareness, and the transformative power of online education, all while weaving in humor and insightful anecdotes.

Matt McCusker, a modern comedian known for his fresh perspectives, shares his humorous takes on life's absurdities. He dives into the struggle of balancing fitness and parenting while combating distractions like gaming. The duo reflects on childhood mischief and how it shapes adult perspectives, along with a quirky look at society's sugar obsession. They also discuss the intersections of political tactics and personal health management, and contemplate the deeper meanings of spirituality and meditation in transcending ego. It's a blend of levity and introspection!

Jamar Neighbors, a popular comic known for his engaging performances, dives into the philosophy of clowning, revealing its artistic depths and societal stereotypes. He shares his journey in comedy, balancing childlike spontaneity with the pressures of professional expectations. The conversation shifts to the role of humor in mental health and the importance of support, touching on the challenges of parenthood. They also reflect on humorous apocalypse scenarios while highlighting the joys of live comedy and the quirks of personal grooming.

Cody Delistraty, an author and journalist known for his book 'The Grief Cure', dives into the intricate nature of grief. He critiques societal norms surrounding loss, emphasizing the need for authentic emotional expression over the clichéd five stages of grief. The discussion highlights personal triumphs amid sorrow and explores how technology shapes our grieving processes. Cody also humorously ties grief literacy to consumer culture, contrasting deep emotional connections with modern marketing tactics. His insights promote genuine support and reflection in navigating loss.

Norman Ohler, an acclaimed author known for his thought-provoking book Blitzed: Drugs in Nazi Germany, dives deep into the intricate history of LSD. He discusses its controversial connections to the CIA and Nazi experiments, shedding light on its therapeutic potential and societal implications. The conversation touches on the need for a psychedelic revolution and the ethical dilemmas surrounding drug use in historical contexts. Ohler also reveals missed opportunities in LSD research and advocates for open dialogue on its benefits, challenging historical stigmas.

Brendon Walsh, known as the embattled King of Duster, joins the discussion as he gears up for his new live show, Afternoon Delight. They dive into the whimsical world of indie filmmaking and personal growth through comedy, alongside reflections on the evolution of witches in media. The conversation takes a turn to explore the complexities of success, activism, and the therapeutic potential of psychedelics. With humorous anecdotes about live shows and the absurdities of basketball, Brendon provides a fresh take on navigating creativity in today's chaotic digital landscape.

Infamous guest Corbin Sweetwing discusses shark attacks, ex-prisoner life, therapy benefits. Humorous stories of presidential biting, Denny's experience, steam room towel fight. Music emotions, mystical underworld butts, NYC event excitement, casino games enthusiasm.

Alex Rubens, showrunner of Krapopolis and writer for Key & Peele and Rick and Morty, discusses navigating ideological comedy, exploring nihilism, idealism, and humanism in art, and reflecting on belief systems and personal values. The conversation also touches on writing, comedy, social commentary, and the connection between joy and suffering.

Exploring the addictive nature of video games, internet parallels with psychedelics, benefits of therapy, and contemplations on AI and directed panspermia. Also discussing financial education and historical financial errors.