“When you share the sadness, then everything else falls in place.” Edward Greenburg is an entertainer since childhood, a physical comedian. An author, director, and a wonderful father and husband. He is passionate about life, loves his work and his family, and believes that comedy is a one-way ticket to laughter. In today’s episode, Edward joins Dr. Fred to discuss how did he start performing. Edward starts to discuss how we can find our real joy and how our social and cultural life affects our real joy. He discusses the deep meaning of “When you share the sadness, then everything falls into place.” 

This is what we’re here for:

• How does Chaplin try to find his joy?
• Why do we lose all of our sense of relationship?
• When you see the good stuff, you should be attracted to it.
• How to find your real joy.
• An exploration of looking at everything from another angle.
• What makes our social and cultural life much more difficult?
• The essence of why comedy is wonderful.

Episode 12 Timestamps:

[01:14] Introduction to Edward Greenburg

[04:40] How did Edward start performing?

[06:15] Chaplina and Keaton's story

[09:37] The access to the Pathos

[12:00] What are the artificial things that we are trying to have?

[12:28] Where to chase your joy?

[17:23] An exploration of looking at everything from another angle

[20:26] We are born in wonder, curiosity, and tragedy

[24:21] The crux of why comedy is wonderful

[27:51] Never become absolute

[33:21] An example of dogma that keeps us from solution

[38:47] When we stop arguing, we’re pretty braiding as a race, as a species

[39:24] What is the glue that keeps us together?

[39:59] You can never find a solution unless you want to.

[43:21] Being confident inside one’s authentic self

[50:39] Appreciation message

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