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My dad was obese. I just lost my dad to cancer. And so this health topic is really important to me. I grew up having judgments against my father for being unhealthy. I didn't wanna look like him. I didn't wanna be like him. I didn't wanna, you know I I shaved my chest in the in the 8th grade because I didn't wanna be fat and hairy. I was afraid of being fat and hairy when I was a child. And it was only during the pandemic when I was, like, starting to get comfortable with my hair, you know, like, with my bodily hair, which is so silly.
Episode Summary
I share my thoughts on the controversial film Joker 2, a movie that has sparked a wide range of reactions. As a fan of musicals, I found the film's unique blend of drama, music, and tragedy to be a bold and refreshing take on the Joker character. Despite the backlash, I believe the film offers a profound character study on identity and societal expectations. In the second half of the episode, we shift gears to discuss health in America. Inspired by a recent Joe Rogan episode featuring Casey and Calley Means, we explore the critical role of nutrition and lifestyle in combating chronic diseases. The conversation highlights the systemic issues within the healthcare industry and the importance of taking personal responsibility for our health. I share my personal journey and the impact of my father's health struggles, emphasizing the need for a cultural shift towards healthier living.AMERICAPLUS is committed to exploring the deeper questions that shape our world.Podhome HostingPaypalThe Break In
