Skip to main content

Andrew Ti

Writer

Sep 9, 2026

10:38
So my question is, does this feel like the future of dating?
10:44
This is like the first actual, like, I feel like in a good way, like a tech regression.
10:52
Like there is obviously this sort of like digital component that you could only do with like 21st century-ish computers, but also it's a photo booth.
11:02
I do think we're kind of, especially with, it sounds like Gen Z and Gen Alpha are like, you know, are regressing a little bit away from the sort of like voracious technology-ish technology Yeah.
11:13
So the way that Silicon Valley has those people that just call themselves futurists and their actual job mostly is like, what is the like digital Internet non-union regulated version of an existing industry? I wonder if like Gen Z, Gen Alpha are going to start having like class.
11:31
I mean, classicist is a title that's already taken, but past ists.
11:35
who are like taking the digital version and like, okay, but how can we concretize this and bring this into like an actual like 19th, 20th century version of this thing? Because that's what this is.

7 MINS LATER

19:04
So I'm hoping that Tallarico takes him, but I'm just like, I'm not going to bet money on it given the staying power of the Republican Party in Texas.
10:34
doctor.
10:35
I will say, the reason I asked about the fan one is I went to...
10:40
I don't know why.
10:41
I was just visiting someone who I didn't know very well for the first time.
10:45
And they were like, we'll just give you the whole house tour.
10:48
And one of the parts of the tour was the master bedroom.
10:53
Her and her husband were on very different temperatures.

53 MINS LATER

63:31
Now it's easier but it still might be because
19:30
doctor.
19:32
I will say, the reason I asked about the fan one is I went to...
19:36
I don't know why.
19:37
I was just visiting someone who I didn't know very well for the first time.
19:41
And they were like, we'll just give you the whole house tour.
19:44
And one of the parts of the tour was the master bedroom.
19:49
Her and her husband were on very different temperatures.

15 MINS LATER

35:14
The movie's not out yet,
24:18
Good to be here.
24:18
We're back.
24:19
Great, great to have you.
24:20
We're talking the crumbles.
24:22
Again, a shout-out to Cool Zone, five years.
24:25
Woo.
24:26
Went by in a flash.

42 MINS LATER

66:52
Oh, nice
7:22
This is great
7:22
I was, you know, at the time, I was obsessed with death, and I'd always ask my dad, like, "What is being...
7:27
What is...
7:27
What do you think being dead is like?" And he would always say, like, "Like li- like when you're taking a bath, lay your head under, your ears under the water, close your eyes, and just try and float in that middle space" [laughs] is what he told me when I was, like, fucking six.

30 MINS LATER

38:05
That I think is just makes, yeah, people don't even wanna consider that.
38:10
Yeah.
38:10
Well, it's also, like, disability's the type of, uh...
38:13
I'm sorry, I'm r- gonna repeat a thing that I'm hopefully repeating, paraphrasing correctly, which is, like, a lot of people really, like, disability is the type of, um, like, minority or, like, dif- status that, like, everyone will probably get to at some point in their lives.
8:49
Andrew, what's something you think is underrated?
8:52
Underrated is just like torching the YouTube algorithm.
8:57
And I'll tell you how I've been doing it in the last two days.
9:00
For some reason, even though I know it's propaganda of some kind, I have been watching kind of equal measures of, it's actually mostly just like those, like, I guess the Millie bloggers, all the fucking vloggers from, like, Ukraine, basically, and just straight up...
9:23
I, like...
9:24
And there's a lot of American ones who are very clearly right wing, but just love war.
9:31
They just are talking about whatever the war is.
speaker_0NARRATOR
14:21
I
speaker_5ADVERTISER
16:12
For
16:12
some reason, even though I know it's propaganda of some kind, I have been watching kind of equal measures of...
16:21
It's actually mostly just like... those, like, I guess the Millie bloggers, all the fucking vloggers from, like, Ukraine, basically, and just straight up...
16:34
I, like...
16:36
And there's a lot of American ones who are very clearly right-wing, but just love war.
16:43
They just are talking about whatever the war is.
16:45
Sure.

54 MINS LATER

71:07
Where do the people find you, follow you, all that good
13:52
But first, Andrew, we do like to ask our guests, what is something from your search history that's revealing about who you
13:59
are? Oh, man.
14:00
This is more of a class of searches from my search history because I had to almost do it this morning.
14:07
which is just like, you know, blank company's politics.
14:12
Because I've gotten so, I guess, paranoid is what most people would call it.
14:18
Because this morning I got a marketing email from the company that makes the ions that come in a little packet that I put into distilled water with which I use to brew coffee.
14:31
Okay.

6 MINS LATER

20:58
lasagna, so it makes sense
Anders HolmADVERTISER
1:24
That's right, it's a cold snackable beer, and summer is the best time to enjoy it.
1:29
You're right, Ders.
1:30
Montucky is a light American lager from Bozeman, Montana.
1:36
It's snackable, shareable, and perfect for all occasions.
1:41
Hey, that [laughs] sounds like the dream beer to me.
1:45
Go to montuckycoldsnacks.com/snack-finder to find Montucky Cold Snacks in a retailer near you.
1:52
And if you're looking for some Montucky merch, use importantsnacks, all one word, for 20% off their merch store.

59 MINS LATER

speaker_0NARRATOR
60:35
[laughs]
1:07
Sure.
1:07
Yes, I've been doing a, a Star Trek podcast with Tony Newsome, Jesse Gender.
1:11
It's called Starter Trek.
1:13
They are, I won't say making me watch Star Trek, uh, 'cause I do enjoy it.
1:17
But I do not know jack shit about Star Trek, so I'm, I'm muddling my way through.
1:22
Uh, and it's really fun.
1:23
We're on, uh, podcast places and YouTube and-

1 HR 8 MINS LATER

Sophie LichtermanPANELIST
69:02
Andrew, you wanna do a plug real quick?
67:50
That's right, yeah
67:51
... m- you... 'Cause again, like, "Oh, you need dirty men to protect, you know, your fucking life," that's like sort of sounds good when it's Dirty Harry, I guess.

9 MINS LATER

SophieHOST
77:07
Yeah.
77:07
Yeah, Starter Trek, uh, it's my new Star Trek podcast, uh, with Tawny Newsome, Jesse Gender.
77:11
It's on the same, uh, feed as Yours Is Racist used to be.
77:15
We're having a lot of fun.
77:16
Um, come listen.
77:18
Everyone here probably loves Star Trek enough.
2:23
Mm-hmm
2:23
... main thing.
2:23
Yo, Is This Racist? might come back, but yeah, we're doing Starter Trek.
2:27
Um, that's a show where Tawny and Jessie are huge.
2:30
Uh, Tawny was on Star Trek.
2:32
Jessie loves Star Trek, uh, and knows so much about it.
2:35
They both know more than me because I only ever watched Star Trek extremely stoned, uh, in syndication.
Sophie LichtermanHOST
3:22
[laughs]
16:59
Four bucks? Yeah.
17:01
I guess it's true.
17:02
I guess, as producer Catherine started pointing out, he could easily be in a place where he actually doesn't need much attending to.
17:12
Except from a mortician.
17:13
Right.
17:16
We may have focused his needs down to a single need.
17:20
Put on a
17:59
It's just fucking odd.
64:52
Let's get out of here.
64:52
[laughs] It's...
64:54
Yeah.
64:55
I, I, I will just say also, though, I think it's, like, a little bit the studios tr- sort of realizing or, like, brass tassing the, like, diminishing returns on some of this digital shit.
65:08
'Cause it's like-

5 MINS LATER

70:22
Where can people find you, follow you, see you, hear you, all that good stuff?
70:26
We're doing Starter Trek as a, uh, podcast, but also as a YouTube show.
70:31
Uh, it's me, Tawny Newsome, and Jesse Gender is our producer.
59:20
Yeah
59:20
... and so it's ...
59:22
Like we t- we talk about, um, the CSI bias where like shows are like, well, you know, it, it bleeds into like how juries think about things.
59:32
They're like, "Well, there should be this sort of evidence," and like that sort of evidence is exactly right.
59:37
And I feel like that whole idea of we can definitively prove things with these tactics kind of starts with Sherlock Holmes.
59:47
Uh, I will just ...
59:49
Just a couple of the methods that he uses in his stories, uh, he was a believer in physiognomy

20 MINS LATER

79:26
[laughs]
34:22
... not squish it into a ball to force it to do whatever the fuck you want it to."
34:27
It's also, like, helpful ...
34:30
Oh, I don't even know what I should say here.
34:33
I will just say, you know, I know some of my friends and family have kids, and I watch them sort of get to step one of, like, "Okay, we're not using punitive, like, you know, means of correction," without always knowing plan B or what should be plan A.

20 MINS LATER

54:25
... cold, calculated punishment.
54:28
Well, the cold, calculated punishment is so much worse on so many levels because it also communicates to the kid a thing.
54:36
Like, like there's like, you know, the one lesson is, like, sometimes people will react, you know, to violence on them.
54:45
And the other reaction is at a time when you might not even remember what you did-
20:48
That sounds good.
20:49
That, that does sound good, actually.
20:51
Troy, do, can you give us one p- like, one order from a chain restaurant that you feel like is y- like, underrated or, like, something that everybody should get?
TroyGUEST
23:03
I was covered in peanut shells
23:04
... sort of like Pig Pen from, from Peanuts.
23:07
You just got, like, a cloud of peanut shells orbiting you at all times.
68:42
That is, in a nutshell, the Jeffrey Epstein story.
68:46
It, it is telling that, like, the best, most funded, absolutely cutting-edge of right-wing thought is basically the same as on the playground when they said, "If your hand is bigger than your face-
71:52
So damning
71:52
... it's just, like, the evidence, it's like the pattern continues to build, and it is like...
71:59
I, I, you know, again, this goes back to, to my biggest thing has been, like, the fuck was Trump thinking with release the Epstein files, really? Like, what did he, what did he-
70:52
I've done no work.
70:53
That is my favorite part about conspiracy theorists in general, is the amount of time they think people doing evil stuff spend anagramming.
speaker_17NARRATOR
71:50
[laughs]
71:51
Touch grass.
71:51
You know what? I should actually say, um, Solidarity in Snacks is the mutual aid crew that I, I run with out here in Los Angeles.
71:57
They're great folks.
71:58
Solidarity in Snacks, um, you can find them.
0:45
Are you a fan of Jeffrey Epstein? How do you feel about the guy?
0:47
I mean, uh, he's, he's in a photo with...
0:51
He is- so many people just-
3:22
You know, I, I think I just kinda let fame and, and money, uh, uh, drive me a little crazy, you know? Uh-
3:28
That's, that's the great thing about you, Robert, is somehow you're gonna be known as Robert Evans, comma, somehow the lesser scumbag.
3:35
[laughing]
speaker_2UNKNOWN
0:10
After the Montgomery Bra.
0:11
This Black History Month, the podcast Selective Ignorance with Mandy B unpacks Black history and culture with comedy, clarity, and conversations that shake the status quo.
0:20
The CROWN Act in New York was signed in July of 2019, and that is a bill that was passed to prohibit discrimination based on hairstyles associated with race.
0:28
To hear this and more, listen to Selective Ignorance with Mandy B from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts.

1 HR 31 MINS LATER

speaker_5UNKNOWN
91:59
The, the Montgomery bra.
92:00
This Black History Month, the podcast Selective Ignorance with Mandy B unpacks Black history and culture with comedy, clarity, and conversations that shake the status quo.
92:09
The CROWN Act in New York was signed in July of 2019, and that is a bill that was passed to prohibit discrimination based on hairstyles associated with race.
92:17
To hear this and more, listen to Selective Ignorance with Mandy B from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
14:37
Lover jet
14:38
...
14:38
if you're a lis- you're probably not listening to this if you're this kind of person, but if you have the exact opposite personality as Mike, you can also find advice columns that just tell you women are the problems for all of your problems.
15:55
I, I myself, have not stumbled across them yet.
15:58
You know, the thing that needs to be, like, distributed more than even money, I feel, is self-doubt.
16:04
We just need-
44:54
out of his mind
44:55
...
44:55
there is, there is probably some level of like... r- Yeah, maybe, maybe this is not right.
45:02
In fact, this is definitely not right.
45:03
But, like, there's probably some level of rich person that just can't conceive of a green space in New York besides Central Park.
45:09
[laughing]

5 MINS LATER

50:16
[chuckles]
50:16
And so, like...
32:45
Right.
32:45
... that is, that is the whole proposition put forth by these fucking Wild West people.
32:49
So we'll test it, I suppose, or it's gonna have to be in some, some regard tested.
32:54
But, you know, this is the melt away.
32:57
Like you have BORTAC there, that's an expensive place for them to be, and if they have nothing to do, they just wasted a bunch of money.

19 MINS LATER

speaker_8UNKNOWN
52:23
(laughs)
52:23
And so like...
52:24
And yet do not like s- waste your time thinking like, "Oh, well they're doing this, so I j- do this." Th- They're, they're not thinking of that.
78:05
Andrew, is there a work of media you've been enjoying?
78:08
Um, I do think I recommended this last time I was on near a tragic time in our government, but, um, the song, uh, the cover of Spanish Bombs by the band Hinds, I have been listening to a lot this week.
78:24
I don't often, like, cry at music, but somehow this kind of makes me cry a little bit.
78:29
Um, and also, I will say, um, I know lots of teams have been doing great stuff, but, um, I know this isn't really a work of media, but a work of something, but, um, uh, Angel City-
79:15
Yeah.
79:16
... uh, outside the game, and there were like, you know, practically none this week.
79:20
And I know so many terrible things have happened and, you know, it- it's like churlish that when the thing that hits you makes you emotional, but it really got me and made me really very sad.
79:31
And yeah, I don't know.

Scroll for more appearances

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.