Forgiveness, Seinfeld Grudges + The Science of Blame

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Sadhguru Offers Clarity, Not Confidence | Really? no, Really?

Sadhguru is a spiritual leader who has billions of views, has at least 14 or 15 million followers on YouTube. Do people come to him for a fix to change or just for comfort? On this episode, Jason and Peter speak with Sadhguru about a prescription to change a world that seems chal ...  Show more

Kevin Nealon Reveals Why He Was Taken Off Weekend Update | Really? no, Really?

You ever notice in podcast interviews, everyone's all comfortable? There's soft chairs, bottled water. The lighting that says you are important. Everybody's relaxed. Everybody's polished, and everything's lying just a tad or even more than a tad about who they are. Then there's K ...  Show more

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