The You Gotta Laugh Podcast

这部短片探讨了当生活中熟悉的结构被打破时的心理影响——就像棋盘被掀翻，过去的规则、模式和逻辑都不再适用。 

This short examines the psychological impact of losing life's familiar structure — a moment when the board is overturned, rendering all former rules, patterns, and logic obsolete.

A jewelry heist spirals out of control when a desperate thief takes a hostage and demands to speak with the FBI.

This short challenges perception, viewing a tragic shooting not as an end, but as the beginning of a miracle. To listen to the full conversation, listen to Season 7: Episode 8 - A True Miracle.

This short explores themes of reincarnation and the cyclical nature of consciousness.

On this short episode - The Mind Openers with Noize, explore the truth behind illusion — because nothing is ever as it seems. To hear the full conversation, listen to Season 3: Episode 2 - The Magicians Handkerchief.

This short details how dream characters remain "frozen" until the narrator interacts with them, often by saying a simple "Hey."

This short captures Edgar Robledo's style, rooted in the South Bronx. Growing up admist noise, chaos, and unpredictable rhythm, he learned laughter was crucial for survival.

Noize and I tear into Die Hard — scene by scene, bullet by bullet — to find out what really makes it tick. To hear the full conversation, listen to Season 4: Episode 5 - Trapped at Nakatomi.

"The Girl Who Solved Time" follows a 17-year-old prodigy who claims to have proven that time is cyclical. When she suddenly disappears, the only clue is her handwriting scrawled across her mother's old journal.

We unpack what it truly means to be a friend, and the principles that make it work. To hear the full conversation, listen to Season 1: Episode 9 - The Blueprint to Friendship.

Edgar Robledo wakes to find it's twenty years later—but his house hasn't changed. Outside, a silent, futuristic world hums on without him. Has he traveled through time… or been forgotten by it?

What if you woke up and your entire city had vanished—except the silence was alive? 

Dreams-are they sealed within the walls of our minds, or do they open into shared spaces we've yet to understand? Prepare to question what really happens when we close our eyes at night.

Electricity once changed how we lived—AI will change what it means to live. In this episode, Edgar thought to explore how artificial intelligence could eclipse even electricity's impact, reshaping medicine, transportation, art, and the very definition of human existence. This is deep! 

Noize and I discuss what growing up in Central Islip was like in the 1980's. To hear the full conversation, listen to Season 3: Episode 5 - Growing Up in Central Islip Part 1.

Three friends—a superfan, a sarcastic realist, and a panicker—frenziedly search for a missing remote during the Super Bowl's final moments, only to find it in plain sight after the game ends.

This short evokes the unsettling calm of suburbia, where the stillness masks a crime so deliberate it has been called a 'calculated tragedy.'