Dogshit, Comedy and Pain | The Sarah Silverman Podcast

The Sarah Silverman Podcast

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Comedy

4.6 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 17 March 2022

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Sarah Silverman talks about picking up dog shit -- yup, celebs, they’re just like us. Then, she’s taking calls. As a comedian, does she think comedy is acceptable when dealing with pain? She shares a personal story about her Nana’s death.

A caller shares her manta, “everything ends,” and Sarah shares how that can be interpreted in both a negative and positive light. Hear about the time she fell in love with her surgeon, and you know Sarah has misophonia, but hear her dissect where it may have stemmed from. And, should Jews hold themselves accountable?

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0:00.0	Hi everybody, it's your best pal Sarah Silverman.
0:17.7	God we were walking the dogs and I only had one duty bag.
0:23.6	And you know, I never mind picking up my dogs duty, there's something about picking up
0:28.2	another dog's duty or picking up a duty that isn't your dogs and it's like cold.
0:34.3	That's really unsavory, but anyway, so one of the dogs pooped and I picked it up and
0:47.1	then the other one did and we didn't have any dog bags left and let me just tell you,
0:52.6	I think the worst smell all time goes to what comes, what wafts up in your face as you
1:01.7	untie a full duty bag to pick up another duty.
1:06.8	It is a unique, it's not just like, look smells like dog shit, it's hot, if a smell can
1:15.2	be hot, you know, it's like hot garbage, but it's shit, anyway, let's just get into
1:26.5	with some voicemails.
1:44.1	Hi Sarah, my name is Jonathan, I am very much an amateur comedian, I have a question
1:53.7	about comedy for you.
1:56.8	My family has been recently going through a very difficult time, my dad has become sort
2:02.1	of alienated from the rest of the family due to some decisions he's making about not
2:08.0	addressing some mental illness issues he has and I find myself making jokes about it to
2:18.6	deal with how difficult it is.
2:21.6	Now I was wondering your thoughts on the line between humor being used as a way of coping
2:27.4	with pain and humor being used to avoid dealing with pain?
2:35.2	I don't know, sometimes I wonder if it's healthy.
2:39.5	Anyway, curious to hear your thoughts.
2:45.8	Yeah, that's an interesting question, I do think there's a difference, I'd say one
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