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#585 - Andrew Huberman
Duration: 02:20:13
May 27, 2025
- The podcast explores the neuroscience of dopamine and its impact on motivation, reward, and addiction, emphasizing that "dopamine is about wanting and craving, not about having."
- The episode addresses the growing problem of pornography addiction, particularly among young people, and suggests that “pornography now is like the methamphetamine of pornography,” which can lead to unrealistic expectations, altered sexual thresholds, and intimacy issues.
- The discussion underscores the importance of self-directed healthcare and circadian rhythm regulation for mental health, advocating for lifestyle practices like morning sunlight exposure and evening dimming of screens as "zerocost tools" for improving overall well-being.
#584 - Retired Las Vegas Police Sgt.
Duration: 02:34:37
May 23, 2025
- The speaker retired from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department after 21 years of service, supplemented by purchased time.
- Nevada law allows officers nearing pension eligibility to buy out remaining time, a practice the speaker utilized through a private sector arrangement.
- The late Tony Shay, of Zappos, invested $350 million into revitalizing downtown Las Vegas.
#583 - Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson
Duration: 01:51:30
May 20, 2025
- Chad Ochocinco detailed the rule changes in the NFL resulting from a lawsuit over player safety concerns and how this has impacted the game, making it more offensive-sided.
- Ochocinco openly discussed his non-traditional criteria for choosing women to have children with, emphasizing their athletic ability as a critical factor for ensuring success for his kids' futures.
- Ochocinco expressed unwavering loyalty toward Shannon Sharpe amidst personal issues, stating he will continue to support their show, "Night Cap," no matter what happens.
#582 - Caleb Pressley
Duration: 01:43:17
May 14, 2025
- The guest discussed the transition of his "Sunday Conversations" show to an independent operation after his contract with Barstool Sports ended.
- The conversation explored the changing landscape of college sports, highlighting the impact of NIL deals on player compensation, roster composition, and the decline of walk-on opportunities.
- The podcast touched on cultural trends and societal issues, including the increasing visibility of relationships with significant age gaps, exemplified by Bill Belichick's relationship, and the potential impact on dating norms.
#580 - David Spade
Duration: 01:18:05
May 6, 2025
- Spade's new comedy special "Dandelion" is streaming on Prime Video, featuring a mix of new and polished material refined from his stand-up tours.
- The pair recounted the difficulties and fun moments of filming their movie "Bus Boys," focusing on the challenges of low-budget production and improvisational comedy.
- They discussed the state of modern comedy specials, and the value of audience nostalgia for established bits versus the need to incorporate fresh content and the pitfalls of rapidly producing specials in a short time.
#579 - Mark Zuckerberg
Duration: 01:40:08
April 28, 2025
- Zuckerberg expresses a belief that AI will provide powerful tools for creativity, productivity, and self-understanding, rather than just better information processing.
- Zuckerberg describes the importance of empathy and social perception separately from smooth communication skills, suggesting that seemingly awkward individuals can still understand and connect with others effectively.
- A key element of being a good parent includes parents helping children navigate the world, not only through teaching them how to code, but through teaching civics, as kids should be able to understand how to navigate the intersection of technology and government.
#578 - Ben Affleck
Duration: 01:21:04
April 24, 2025
- The speaker expresses a love-hate relationship with Hollywood, appreciating the opportunity to make movies but disliking the lack of privacy and constant scrutiny.
- He admits to disliking social events and feeling "trapped inside" himself, suggesting a preference for a private life over the public aspects of fame.
- The speaker acknowledges the need to "deal with" the downsides of the industry as an inherent part of pursuing his passion for storytelling through filmmaking, even if it sometimes makes him feel "crazy".