Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
"Stand-up is not the same than being funny on a podcast. Stand-up is not the same as being just like funny, hang on a group of friends. It is a different fucking beast, a different skill set, different animal." — Shultzie
"The boys and girls brought it home. Yeah, you also, you need to apologize. Uh-huh. Tumum. Yeah, thank you for saying that." — Alex Medium (referring to a sports victory and the need for apology)
"It's not about the life-saving. It's about the money saving." — Unknown (discussing motivations behind certain mandates)
The episode features hosts Shultzie, Alex Medium, and Mark Gagnon, along with guest Chrissy D, engaging in a wide-ranging and often humorous discussion. The conversation touches upon the challenges of translating online comedy to live stand-up, exemplified by a discussion about comedian Ryan Davis. The hosts delve into a playful debate about women's sports and body types, highlighting a recurring theme of lighthearted, albeit sometimes irreverent, banter. A significant portion of the discussion revolves around Chifty, an intern, and his experiences, including his introduction to new foods and his engagement with the podcast's social media presence. The hosts also discuss their personal lives, including parenting challenges and observations about societal norms and individual choices related to health and lifestyle. The conversation shifts to broader societal topics such as politics, the role of social media, and personal responsibility. The episode includes a segment where the hosts discuss their personal philosophies on social interactions, masculinity, and the perceived need for a degree of "imperfection" to feel relatable. Towards the end, the hosts touch upon global events, including the situation in Afghanistan and international sports rivalries, before shifting to discussions about cryptocurrency and the perceived motivations behind political decisions. The episode concludes with a lively exchange about the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccine mandates, and differing perspectives on governmental overreach and personal freedoms, all delivered with their signature comedic style.