56 min
Nathan Hare Has a Picture of a Flower Shop Picture Time O'Clock
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- Society & Culture
Nathan Hare is a stand-up comedian, writer, and actor based in Toronto. After starting out on Twitter and eventually finding his groove there, Nathan expanded to other social media apps like Instagram and TikTok, to name a few. His sarcastic humour and down-to-earth vibes quickly propelled him into the ever-growing ensemble of comedy content creators in Toronto’s bustling West End neighbourhood.
Nathan is also an accomplished copywriter. His work has been featured on CBC and BuzzFeed—and he has also done a bit of work with Toronto’s no-nonsense NDP party.
When he’s not creating viral media content, Nathan can be found hosting a weekly comedy show every Wednesday evening. Beyond that, he is often trekking across the city, heading to or from a hangout session with his crew of friends. These hangout sessions tend to vary in length, ranging from quick chats on the street to days-long affairs.
It's good to have real conversations with real people. Most of us spend eight hours a day doomscrolling on our iPhones or tablets, but the truth is—it's really, really messing with our Brain DNA. No one knows what the long-term implications of any of this could be, and to top it off, the government hasn't been collecting enough data on the subject. So, we're left in the dark over here, not knowing what to expect. Personally, I believe that in the next decade or so, with the help of new data collection methods along with advancements in AI technology, we'll likely have a much better idea of just how much all of this endless doomscrolling or doomsurfing (whatever you want to call it) is directly contributing to the likelihood of humans developing even more crazy mental disorders. Throughout history, we humans have proven to be very resilient, though, so there *are* reasons to remain optimistic about all of this, which is exactly what Nathan does when he's not creating video content or hanging out with his crew of friends.
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Vodka sauce
- Getting back what is rightfully yours
- The Annex
- Why eye contact is actually bad
- Jamieson Multivitamin Gummies for Adults
- Cineplex
- Geary
- PayPal
https://linktr.ee/picturetimeoclock
https://www.instagram.com/picturetimeoclock/
https://twitter.com/daeveud
Nathan Hare is a stand-up comedian, writer, and actor based in Toronto. After starting out on Twitter and eventually finding his groove there, Nathan expanded to other social media apps like Instagram and TikTok, to name a few. His sarcastic humour and down-to-earth vibes quickly propelled him into the ever-growing ensemble of comedy content creators in Toronto’s bustling West End neighbourhood.
Nathan is also an accomplished copywriter. His work has been featured on CBC and BuzzFeed—and he has also done a bit of work with Toronto’s no-nonsense NDP party.
When he’s not creating viral media content, Nathan can be found hosting a weekly comedy show every Wednesday evening. Beyond that, he is often trekking across the city, heading to or from a hangout session with his crew of friends. These hangout sessions tend to vary in length, ranging from quick chats on the street to days-long affairs.
It's good to have real conversations with real people. Most of us spend eight hours a day doomscrolling on our iPhones or tablets, but the truth is—it's really, really messing with our Brain DNA. No one knows what the long-term implications of any of this could be, and to top it off, the government hasn't been collecting enough data on the subject. So, we're left in the dark over here, not knowing what to expect. Personally, I believe that in the next decade or so, with the help of new data collection methods along with advancements in AI technology, we'll likely have a much better idea of just how much all of this endless doomscrolling or doomsurfing (whatever you want to call it) is directly contributing to the likelihood of humans developing even more crazy mental disorders. Throughout history, we humans have proven to be very resilient, though, so there *are* reasons to remain optimistic about all of this, which is exactly what Nathan does when he's not creating video content or hanging out with his crew of friends.
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Vodka sauce
- Getting back what is rightfully yours
- The Annex
- Why eye contact is actually bad
- Jamieson Multivitamin Gummies for Adults
- Cineplex
- Geary
- PayPal
https://linktr.ee/picturetimeoclock
https://www.instagram.com/picturetimeoclock/
https://twitter.com/daeveud
56 min