An Hour of... with Ben Schwartz & Gil Ozeri

I tried to listen to this by myself in a waiting room full of strangers, which became unmanageable when I could not stop laughing. I turned it off and resumed in the car. I laughed so hard I almost peed my pants. If you need a laugh, listen to even a few minutes of this. Highly recommend trying to listen in a place you’re really not supposed to be laughing.

in the history of podcasting. Just as corporate media is infiltrating and diluting it with the same overly polished focus-grouped content and advertising that compelled us to cut the cord in the first place, just as we’re all wondering where we’ll escape to next, let this be a reminder: Podcasting is still the Wild West. You can do whatever you want here, whether you’re a basement kid or an A-list actor. And ESPECIALLY if you’re an A-list personality. Because it should remind everyone of what the true limits of podcasting actually are: there are none.

I’ve have never heard anything more intriguing. This podcast explains the true human experience of emotions that no podcast, book or video can do. The guy who played Sonic and this other guy named Gil are probably some of the greatest thinkers of our time. You can tell at the beginning they are having trouble expressing their feelings but eventually they let loose and it is a beautiful experience. I listened to this podcast while on the toilet and all I can say is wow. I am inspired to be my true self in and out of the bathroom. Fantastic! 10/10. 5 Stars!

The laughter, yelling, and of course the sighs are all strangely therapeutic. Thank you! Hope to hear more — seriously!