Tosh Show

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Dr. Roy Sillitoe, neuroscientist who studies cerebellar development and movement disorders, talks about how the cerebellum shapes movement and communication. He discusses using mouse models to create and reverse dystonia, miniaturized and closed-loop brain stimulation, and linking POU4F1 gene mutations to rare motor and speech problems. Funding and paths toward human therapies are also highlighted.

Simmie Berman, a mechanical engineer at Johns Hopkins APL who works on NASA missions like Dragonfly and is a competitive speed jigsaw puzzler. She talks about how she discovered speed puzzling, the formats and strategies used in Nationals, and the teamwork and etiquette of live competitions. Also: big puzzles, practice habits, and a live race with playful banter.

A spirited run-through of Oscar contenders, with sharp takes on which films were seen in theaters versus at home. Anecdotes about chaotic award-night moments and disruptive audience stories keep things lively. Deep dives into films like Sinners, One Battle After Another, Hamnet and Frankenstein adaptations. Quick cultural riffs on F1, casting choices, and unexpected listener reactions.

Trey Waltke, former pro who beat McEnroe and Connors and ran the Malibu Racquet Club, tells lively stories about life on tour. He recalls turning pro, Wimbledon antics, matches with legends, the party-filled circuit, and running an exclusive California club. Conversations jump between old-school culture, modern player comparisons, and celebrity-filled courts.

Charlie Dedlow, an organic farmer from the Kenter Canyon Farms family operation, talks farm life and how a backyard start became a major LA produce supplier. He discusses daily operations, organic pest and water challenges, distribution to local markets and stores, seasonal crops and staffing. Conversation mixes practical farming details with personal stories and market dynamics.

A comedian reports from the Winter Olympics with jokes about opening ceremony performances and crowd reactions. He riffs on which winter sports feel legitimate and imagines absurd future events. There are riffs on broadcast frustrations, skiing mishaps and mountain bathroom logistics. Listeners call in with awkward stories and the show plugs tour dates and merch.

Daniel's cousin-in-law Panda opens up about her dating life and why she has allowed Daniel to publicly take charge of her search for love. Join our Patreon for exclusive content: http://patreon.com/toshshow

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Niv Davidovich, a Los Angeles eviction attorney who moved from Israel and pivoted from engineering and music to law. He recounts wild tenant cases like on-site porn shoots, arson and SWAT interventions, hoarding and meth labs. He explains why evictions in LA are lengthy and how rent control, short-term rentals, and zoning headaches shape landlord-tenant conflicts.