Very bad wizards is a podcast with a philosopher, my dad, and psychologist, Dave Pizarro,

having an informal discussion about issues and signs and ethics.

Please note that the discussion contains bad words that I'm out of allow to say,

and knowing my dad some very inappropriate jokes.

I'm a little offense, some of dad does. That's a weak guess, thinking. You're equivocating like a mother fuck.

The pain in my head is broken.

Later I attention to that man behind the curtain.

Who are you? Who are you? I'm very bad man.

I'm a very good man. Good man.

Just a very bad wizard. Welcome to very bad wizards. I'm Tamler Summers from the University of Houston.

Dave, today we're going to talk about death anxiety and insomnia and Kafka's metamorphosis.

Are we slowly turning into anti-needleists?

I mean, to deal with this depression that comes from my death anxiety, I feel like I'm

slowly but surely getting there. You were halfway there anyway.

I'm just sitting all afternoon, just sitting in my chair reading this shit and just like fighting

back panic attacks.

Me, I was weeping. I've never wept. I don't remember weeping when I've read something

I did the end of metamorphosis, both times.

You don't cry easily.

I don't cry at sad things easily. I cry very easily at happy things when I cry at art or

entertainment. It's because either something really happy and moving happened,

maybe that involves parents and children and families. If something is just really good,

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