What happens when you combine a psychotherapist-turned-clown with a podcaster who refuses to pull punches? You get Paul G’s Corner: raw, unfiltered, and downright electric. This episode dives headfirst into the madness—killer pig farms, the wild reality of feral hog hunts, the art of turning personal chaos into comedy, and why the universe’s first joke might’ve been the Big Bang itself.
Paul G and Jim Dalling don’t just discuss the dark corners of life—they revel in them. From savage truths about therapy’s shortcomings to why Germans sound like they’re yelling when they’re complimenting you, this no-holds-barred conversation will have you laughing, questioning, and maybe a little scared.
This isn’t a podcast for the faint of heart—it’s for those who live for the strange, the dramatic, and the unapologetically human. Strap in. It’s going to get messy.
Episode Notes:
In this gripping and unpredictable episode of Paul G’s Corner, Paul sits down with psychotherapist, writer, and former clown Jim Dalling for a no-holds-barred exploration of life’s absurdities. Together, they uncover:
The terrifying truth about feral pigs and their connection to criminal cover-ups.
Why laughter might just be the ultimate therapy for humanity’s darkest moments.
The absurdity of road rage in Canada vs. America (spoiler: hockey sticks are involved).
How humor can turn life’s chaos into clarity—and why sometimes, it’s better to own your flaws than fix them.
A deep dive into the unsettling but fascinating world of serial killers and the unsung villains: pig farms.
This episode isn’t just about conversation—it’s about confronting the chaos and finding the comedy in life’s darkest corners. Prepare to laugh, think, and maybe question everything you know about pigs.
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