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On Today’s episode of The World In My Eyes, with the recent passing of Don Rickles, it’s got me t...
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April 10, 201719m 20sExplicit
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Show Notes
On Today’s episode of The World In My Eyes, with the recent passing of Don Rickles, it’s got me thinking about humor. We find things funny because there’s always a nugget of truth and wisdom in what we’re experiencing presented in such a way that we’re really laughing at ourselves. That’s why the most successful comedians are truthfully unabashed and won’t hesitate to move the goal posts on you in search of that deeply truthful subject. On that note, it brings me to today’s topic. Funny. Yeah, I know it doesn’t make sense, but stick with me heathens; I promise you’ll enjoy it.
So I started thinking about all the great comedians both new and old who have traded in truth; and none define this more than the late, great George Carlin. See, George Carlin was, and will always be a man of great intellect and social change. He started looking at the world around him and found funny ways to expound his wisdom to the masses, and this is what made him great. He saw the world for what it is, not what he wanted, but the ugly cesspool of greed and pain that it is and he did something amazing. He made us laugh.
That’s right Renegade Nation, today; we’re talking about the vision and wisdom that was George Carlin. And this isn’t a topic that came to me by chance, no, in fact, I stumbled upon a perfect example of why George Carlin was ahead of his time. Someone posted a snippet from his 2006 concert “Life is Worth Losing” from the Beacon theatre in New York. And this was just a 4 minute snippet, but stop and think about this… this is from 2006, and it still is 100% true. So I’m going to share with you this snippet and I hope you’ll forgive me because finding a full transcript on things is not easy to do sometimes, but in this instance I was lucky.
So I started thinking about all the great comedians both new and old who have traded in truth; and none define this more than the late, great George Carlin. See, George Carlin was, and will always be a man of great intellect and social change. He started looking at the world around him and found funny ways to expound his wisdom to the masses, and this is what made him great. He saw the world for what it is, not what he wanted, but the ugly cesspool of greed and pain that it is and he did something amazing. He made us laugh.
That’s right Renegade Nation, today; we’re talking about the vision and wisdom that was George Carlin. And this isn’t a topic that came to me by chance, no, in fact, I stumbled upon a perfect example of why George Carlin was ahead of his time. Someone posted a snippet from his 2006 concert “Life is Worth Losing” from the Beacon theatre in New York. And this was just a 4 minute snippet, but stop and think about this… this is from 2006, and it still is 100% true. So I’m going to share with you this snippet and I hope you’ll forgive me because finding a full transcript on things is not easy to do sometimes, but in this instance I was lucky.
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