Guilty Conscience

In this episode Rishi and Alex speak to comedian Ben Bergman about homeless people and random stuff. 

In this episode, we welcome back Vishnu Vaka, who is an NYC comedian and our guru. We have him come on and explain the story of a lot of hindu mythologies and give advice. 

This week's episode features Seeing Other People podcast host Ilana Dunn. Ilana comes on and helps Alex Payne with his dating issues. 

In this episode Rohit Goyal comes back and breaks down the new update fro EIP1559 and he goes into why he believes in bitcoin so much and why you should too. 

In this episode, Rishi and Alex speak with Linette Palladino about her joining the army and what it was like for a girl to be a part of the army. What was her experience and more importantly why did she get involved in comedy and how she was able to balance the two careers. 

In this episode, we talk with Isabel Hagen about how she balanced having a classical music career and a comedy career. She was on the Tonight Show for both backing up the roots and stand-up and she has also performed on the biggest stages. 

In this episode, RIshi and Alex speak with the author of Ambaji Express. She guides Rishi and Alex into the madness of Indian weddings and what it's really like behind the scene. It gives Rishi more clarity with the situation he is dealing with right now. 

In this episode Rishi and Alex discuss why Alex is so depressed and what he believes will help him get back to his normal self. We explore depression and why it affects us so much.

In this episode, Rishi and Alex go back to roots and talk about why we all need a spotter. 

In this episode, Rishi talks to Alex about how he's super scared that he might kill his future wifey and Alex well he calms Rishi down to a degree. 

Rishi and Alex become super vulnerable and Rishi explains a situation he messed up on and ask Alex for his opinion and Alex confides in Rishi about a heart break. 

In this episode Alex and Rishi discuss impatience and if Rome was built in a day. 

Cheese is America's favorite pastime. We put it on everything so Alex and I sat down to speak with two people who love cheese more than anyone else.

Welcome back to part 2 with Steven Permaul, he goes more in-depth as to how to be healthy in life. 

In this episode, Alex and I sit down with Steven Permaul and discuss with him living a healthy life and how he thinks about cooking and food and our bodies. 

In this episode, Alex and Rishi discuss their past loves, and what it feels like to love someone knowing there is an expiration to that relationship. Disclaimer, no one died in this episode just broken hearts. 

In this episode, Rishi and Alex speak with Will a NYC comedian about how he got postpartum depression and how it affected his life. In the process terrifying Rishi for his inevitable future. 

In this episode, Rishi and Alex explore Hitler and why he's considered the goat over those like Benito Mussolini, Genghis Khan, Stalin, etc. There are so many others to consider. 

In this episode, Rishi and Alex interview his fiance about why she loved murder mystery as much as she does. 

Tina Graham is the godmother of comedy she has seen and helped every major comedian from Dave Chappelle, Kevin Hart, Chris Rock, Tracey Morgan,  Aries Spears, and many many more. In this episode, Rishi and Alex sit down with Tina Graham to talk to her about the state of comedy in the past and the present, and the future. They also speak about the mindset of all the comedy greats. 

In this episode, Rishi and Alex learn about Cryptocurrency and why it's the future.

In this episode, Alex and Rishi speak with Raj Belani and NYC stand-up comedian. He explains to them how it was getting circumcised in his 30's and his feelings about marriage. 

In this episode Rishi and Alex speak with Marco Rivera an NYC comedian about life without goals, failing to not go to college and a skin condition that will make you be grateful for what God gave you. Oh and we discuss his true disbelief in god. 

In this episode, Alex Payne and Rishi speak to Praful Mathur about the ups and downs of entrepreneurship and how he persevered through it. At the end, Alex and Praful have an epic debate about if technology is destroying humanity.

In this special episode, Rishi interviews Alex Payne to get to know him better. Alex has always been so insightful, so Rishi wanted to unveil the curtain and learn more about his past and what are his greatest fears and what he hopes to accomplish.

In this episode, we sit down with Rena Drohan a chef in NYC who has cooked for some of the biggest names. She sits down and tells us about the world of cooking and what really happens behind those closed-doors we so admire.

In this episode, Alex and Rishi speak with Anish Mitra. They speak to Anish about how he grew his platform on Instagram and understanding what happened with Gamestop and why it surged the way it did. Through this podcast, Rishi and Alex both get a sense of financial literacy.

In light of the new documentary, Alex Payne and Rishi take a deep dive into Britney Spears and how we all destroyed her. We talk about how society takes joy in creating and destroying celebrity lives.

Rishi and Alex sit down with Just Kidding's host Jatin Khanna. He speaks about quitting and how to think about it. We also discuss Jeff Bezos stepping down and not taking things for granted. This is an insane amazing and insightful episode!

In this episode Rishi and Alex talk to Julia Geier a model/libertarian/vegetarian/most incredible person in the world about modeling. Insights into the dark side, how she dealt, how she got into the world and most importantly how she was able to sneak drugs by TSA.

In this episode, Rishi and Alex interview Cole Crosby about his journey to run across New Jersey in the winter. Cole ran 197.22 miles in 44 hours in the freezing cold, fight for his life at certain moments.

In this episode, Alex Payne and Rishi talk about their worries as artists. They feel as if they're not good enough and fear that they will ever live up to the hype they set for themselves. They speak about discipline, they speak about focus, and they discuss ways they can better themselves.

In this episode Alex and Rishi speak with Creasen Naicker and discuss with him his relationship with birds, keys to sobriety, and mangoes being an aphrodisiac.

In this epsiode Alex Payne and Rishi sit down with Vishnu Vaka and learn about the Mahabharata a Hindu mythology that is about a great war. If you want the American version to watch Avengers Civil War, but this is 10x better than that. Rishi also speaks about his clothing game and gets shamed for his cheapness and also gets clarity on how to handle difficult mothers when it comes to Indian weddings.

In this episode, Alex Payne and Rishi Mathur speak with Dr. Michael Poulose. They learn about the vaccine, crazy stories from the ER room, and the most painless way to die. This is a very insightful episode. Just note we are not commending suicide this is only for entertainment. In no way does Guilty Conscience condone killing yourself or others. If you are having a difficult time please call 800-273-8255 or 911.

In this episode, Alex and Rishi discuss the holiday blues. They talk about is holiday depression even a thing, and how to deal with it. How should you alter your mind so you don't feel so lonely and more importantly what is loneliness. They also discuss hookers, violence, and family Christmas. Enjoy!

In this episode Alex and Rishi discuss if America was decimated and went back to a 3rd world nation would we be more hard-working? What would happen to the state of our people if that happened, would this better us as a whole, or would this just decimate our economy, but our lives will be the same? In this discussion, we dissect the 3rd world vs the 1st world in the forms of relationships, sports, and life.

In this episode Alex Payne and Rishi talk about how if their race holds them back not just from others, but themselves. Is our reality distored because of our race? Do we think differently because of our skin color, if we had a similar upbringing but were a different race would we still think the same way or would we have an altered view on life?

Alex and Ryan talk about what life will be like post-pandemic, with the vaccine coming out and us having hope again. What will life be post-pandemic, what are people going to be like? Will things be normal like they were or has everything changed for good? Will life be changed like it was post 9/11? Will people learn their lesson? Also, does Rishi talk about being engaged too much? So much conversation in such little time a must listen.

In this episode, Alex and Rishi talk about the elections and who they believe will win.

In this episode Rishi and Alex discuss cannibalism. They question if they would eat human meat, why aren't we eating more human meat, and would it even be tasty. Both deep dive into the mindset of society and the hypocrisies we have constructed around the marketing of not eating other humans. They also explore if we do start to eat human meat what should be the procedure of obtaining human meat so we don't lose our way of life as well as how we should look at eating meat in general. Is it fair chicken are bred to be fed and eaten? Cows? Pigs? Lamb? If we eat meat are we even good people? Tune in and find out!

In this week's episode, Alex and Rishi explore Cuties the movie and begin to examine the hypocrisy of society. Was Cuties a good story or just a movie sexualizing children? How is TikTok okay in society's eyes, but this movie causes such visceral reaction? Does race play into it? Is Alex a pedophile? All questions we explore in this podcast.

Alex and Rishi discuss the documentary 'The Social Dilemma'. They explore the dangerous human impact of social networking and sound the alarm for the next generation.

Stop wanting more and more things. You have enough, give your things to those that need things. In this episode Tito Cartagena joins Rishi and Alex to speak about idealism vs materialism. We talk about how constantly wanting things will be the death of us all, we get so into our things that we go crazy just to buy more things. People stab other people over Jordan's. This world is going mad constantly just to buy more things so we can post on social media for people to love us. You can follow Tito on Instagram @tittiesprink1es, Rishi @kingmathur23, and Alex Payne @alexpaynecomedy“If everyone demanded peace instead of another television set, then there'd be peace.”― John Lennon“Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy shit we don't need.”― Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club“The only time you look in your neighbor's bowl is to make sure that they have enough. You don't look in your neighbor's bowl to see if you have as much as them.”― Louis C.K.

I was in a bar when I heard the news and saw everyone's face go from happy to sad when the news of Kobe came out. In this episode, Alex and Rishi explore the concept of why we care so much? Why is it when a celebrity dies it's like a relative dying? We don't know them at all, so why are we so hurt? This episode explores idols and what celebrity means to much and what we need to think about when we hear about a celebrity dying.

In this episode, Rishi and Alex talk about stealing jokes, 'joke thieves' and how to parallel think. Do you really have an original voice? Or is all creativity a derivative? Join us as we explore whether anyone in this world has an authentic voice. They discuss Richard Pryor, Dave Chappelle and honorable mention to Bill Cosby.

This episode discusses the philosophy of ethical egoism. In this episode Alex and Rishi talk about troubles at work, and why they are getting fed up. Rishi points out after all these years why do companies think they can still take advantage of people and why do we keep letting them?

Rishi and Alex discuss China's part in the collapse of the US Economy. They go into how the release of this virus destroyed America and how everyone is blaming Trump, but why did we forget China's at fault. That's at least how Rishi feels. Alex feels China is a mess in a different way especially since there is a civil war inside the country. Email Guiltyconsciencepodcast@gmail.com to let us know if you want to share your thoughts, have topics you want to talk about, or just message us with your thoughts on the show.

Rishi and Alex discuss the reasons Rishi wants a handicapped baby. They talk about why Rishi wants a family, his plans, and overall is it even a good idea to have a baby or to adopt. They talk about schemes, parking and how Rishi's life will be with a demon baby both regular or handicapped.

Alex and Rishi discuss why everyone should be homeless for at least a week. Their thoughts around what people may experience and also speak about their experiences being homeless. They also focus on how this experience will change people for the better and how this would change the course of our humanity.

This episode Rishi and Alex explore if girls can have guy friends. Rishi believes that any straight girl with a straight guy "friend" isn't a friend it's a guy who is just patiently waiting to have sex with you.