Pandemic depression was majorly delayed for me, as someone with a baseline of depression that I'd call above average. There was a freedom from the usual expectations to keep up social appearances. The permission to go max hermit without judgement was lovely, lol
Moshe, I didn’t believe in ghosts either until I stayed at my aunt’s house where they had activity. Didn’t believe it until the ghost touched me three times at around 4am. I was sober, and it couldn’t have been anything else. I now believe in the afterlife.
I definitely relate to feeling kind of glum this year. My grandpa passed away this year, Covid 19, the wildfires, I'm in Oregon, the economy, racial injustice. It's surely one of the worst years in history. Plus, will Trump try to steal the election, or not recognize the results if he loses? Can't hardly even watch or read the news right now, it's too depressing I really enjoy the podcast though. Thank you Natasha and Moshe! Best to you both! :)
Ghost story: My mom mostly grew up on the Blackfeet reservation in Browning, MT with her family (10 siblings.) At one point they lived in this two story house. There were so many living under one roof that my mom had to sleep in the attic. One night, she says she was woken up by the sight of a white man in an old american military uniform and he was holding a sword. She told me that she cried and begged her family not to make her sleep in the attic anymore. My aunt Brenda, who didn't believe in ghosts, volunteered to sleep in the attic. After sleeping up there my aunt said she saw the same thing! Eventually they moved out of that house. Apparently other families who moved in experienced similar things because eventually the house was taken down. The tragedy of this story is a tragedy consistent with the rest of native American history. Native Americans don't care enough about exploiting things for profit because they absolutely should have kept the house up and used it as a tourist attraction. I personally use to definitely believe in ghosts because of my mom's story but these days I think there could be a scientific explanation for these phenomena we are far from understanding.
Re: Natasha raising a 2 year old… she was 46 years old… it’s normal to be a little more tired at that age… it’s a miracle she has ANY energy left after caring for a 2 year old all day.
Have you guys watched the people who have near death experience? They tell the Dr's what they said while under, there's proof from what I interpreted ! I think what Natasha said at46 minutes( ish) was right. Some people have found a way. I personally believe we're here to learn & love and we do it until it's in alignment how about the kids the toddlers that are born and they talk about their previous life and then you do the research and it's exactly right on there's tons of stories like that it's comforting and mind-blowing!
Mosha is perfect with the rebuttals ( Natasha with everything) I think this is a perfect scene/ vibe /gig ..for his quick wit! Fucking hilarious! & We love when you get emotional 💫✌🏼🧘♀️🤗
I think we all are in the "fuck it" fase. I used to be so stressed about the number of infected people (In my country the government tells the number of infected people, dead and people in hospitals and recovered daily via Twitter) and every day when I knew the information was coming I get anxiety and now I'm like "yes whatever.. fuck it"
Parents should chime in bc it's totally normal to love honor & adore your child but also not like them sometimes. It's hard, hard, hard, monotonous, sometimes demeaning, selfless, unfair... to be a parent/ mom!! Dad's too, but Moms ..🤗💓
Natasha can do whatever the heck she wants because she has to spend ALL DAY with a toddler. Plus, she could promote those chips. Monetize that shit. Sounds like Natasha needs a self care day without her phone. Repeat: Without the phone. Can you go hide in the RV with a book, or kick everyone out and have a home spa day? You clearly need a break from being everyone's caretaker.
The giant contrast between Natasha and Moshe's daily activities/feelings tells me Moshe is pretty deadbeat in terms of equal duties around the house and with parenting. Why is he not doing his equal share?
Are you guys going to take legal action against Tig for basically ripping off your advise podcast format? I like Tig-- she has a unique perspective and frames things in interesting and concise ways, but she's not really suited for dispensing advice like you guys.
@@transmatizedTig launched her podcast a mere couple of weeks after her appearance on this one, so she likely DID take inspiration from it. Moshe may have been the one to plant the idea in her head by praising her advice giving ability (I think he was just buttering her up TBH).. little did he know things would take a Shakespearean twist and she would betray them both in the end. Et tu, Tig? I was being tongue in cheek about them suing her, but yeah, I prefer this podcast over hers.
Lol I'm just Like Tosh - Puns seem to be the lowest and lamest form of comedy (unfortunately living in the UK everyone here seems to think they are great)
I'm totally fine with Natasha's escalating depression bc I relate and it makes me feel less alone so get off her case!
Ditto
We are all Natasha
More like best intro ever. This is my favorite side of Tasha
I love the way mosh makes tash laugh dude I loveeeee how much she cracks up it is so endearing and cracks me up too.
Natasha explaining ghosts to Moshe and being roasted for it, is my new love language 😍😍😍
For what it's worth, I think the "Moshe & Natasha" type conversations are the best.
Eating chips is better than baby photos
Pandemic depression was majorly delayed for me, as someone with a baseline of depression that I'd call above average. There was a freedom from the usual expectations to keep up social appearances. The permission to go max hermit without judgement was lovely, lol
Moshe, I didn’t believe in ghosts either until I stayed at my aunt’s house where they had activity. Didn’t believe it until the ghost touched me three times at around 4am. I was sober, and it couldn’t have been anything else. I now believe in the afterlife.
I personally love all the deep talk! Great episode ♥️
Natasha is one of the funniest people on the planet. I love her.
This is my favorite part of my day
I love when natasha gets this real
Did anyone noticed that Tash "Stank Leans" and farts at 3:19 in? I love the new philosophy :)
I definitely relate to feeling kind of glum this year. My grandpa passed away this year, Covid 19, the wildfires, I'm in Oregon, the economy, racial injustice. It's surely one of the worst years in history. Plus, will Trump try to steal the election, or not recognize the results if he loses? Can't hardly even watch or read the news right now, it's too depressing I really enjoy the podcast though. Thank you Natasha and Moshe! Best to you both! :)
How did Tash manage to tell Molly in Chicago to stay in a relationship; that never happens!
Ghost story: My mom mostly grew up on the Blackfeet reservation in Browning, MT with her family (10 siblings.) At one point they lived in this two story house. There were so many living under one roof that my mom had to sleep in the attic. One night, she says she was woken up by the sight of a white man in an old american military uniform and he was holding a sword. She told me that she cried and begged her family not to make her sleep in the attic anymore. My aunt Brenda, who didn't believe in ghosts, volunteered to sleep in the attic. After sleeping up there my aunt said she saw the same thing! Eventually they moved out of that house. Apparently other families who moved in experienced similar things because eventually the house was taken down. The tragedy of this story is a tragedy consistent with the rest of native American history. Native Americans don't care enough about exploiting things for profit because they absolutely should have kept the house up and used it as a tourist attraction.
I personally use to definitely believe in ghosts because of my mom's story but these days I think there could be a scientific explanation for these phenomena we are far from understanding.
Thx for stopping her from eating chips :)
Re: Natasha raising a 2 year old… she was 46 years old… it’s normal to be a little more tired at that age… it’s a miracle she has ANY energy left after caring for a 2 year old all day.
Natasha seemed down during most of the podcast but perked right up when the conversation turned to their deaths and ghosts.
Lol natasha getting the sponsor wrong 😂😂😂
Have you guys watched the people who have near death experience? They tell the Dr's what they said while under, there's proof from what I interpreted ! I think what Natasha said at46 minutes( ish) was right. Some people have found a way. I personally believe we're here to learn & love and we do it until it's in alignment how about the kids the toddlers that are born and they talk about their previous life and then you do the research and it's exactly right on there's tons of stories like that it's comforting and mind-blowing!
1111
Shoutout to moshe for carrying this podcast on his back
I love moshe and natasha unplugged
I feel like mommy and daddy are fighting....
Nostalgic, isn’t it?
That’s what humans do
"Chompin' Chips with Moshe & Tash"
I do like you and Natasha “unplugged”
Mosha is perfect with the rebuttals ( Natasha with everything) I think this is a perfect scene/ vibe /gig ..for his quick wit! Fucking hilarious! & We love when you get emotional 💫✌🏼🧘♀️🤗
I think we all are in the "fuck it" fase. I used to be so stressed about the number of infected people (In my country the government tells the number of infected people, dead and people in hospitals and recovered daily via Twitter) and every day when I knew the information was coming I get anxiety and now I'm like "yes whatever.. fuck it"
Natasha I feel your angst
Maybe it's the memories that stick around, not the soul..? 🥰
Parents should chime in bc it's totally normal to love honor & adore your child but also not like them sometimes. It's hard, hard, hard, monotonous, sometimes demeaning, selfless, unfair... to be a parent/ mom!! Dad's too, but Moms ..🤗💓
Dude! No chips! Lmao shit!
Told my brothers someone was doing the chomp 'n chewing on a 'cast and they couldn't believe it.
I can relate to ‘fuck it’ mode’.
Do a podcast in the most 'haunted' place you can find
I felt personally insulted by the chip eating lololol
one time I got my grandpas energy stuck in a bird and then it died
i went to check out jeff mcbride after this and i was not impressed
“Fuck It” the new sign-off..
Natasha can do whatever the heck she wants because she has to spend ALL DAY with a toddler. Plus, she could promote those chips. Monetize that shit. Sounds like Natasha needs a self care day without her phone. Repeat: Without the phone. Can you go hide in the RV with a book, or kick everyone out and have a home spa day? You clearly need a break from being everyone's caretaker.
2008/09 for alex grey?
Natasha definitely has 19 guys lines up to marry if mosche die
I wanna get a chihuahua now...
Oh Ah, this is what it is! Hahah
Watch celebrity ghost stories guys
Let the woman eat chips. Fuck it. People should do whatever on podcasts.. her own flow.
Her name's Jane. Awkward. 😶
The giant contrast between Natasha and Moshe's daily activities/feelings tells me Moshe is pretty deadbeat in terms of equal duties around the house and with parenting. Why is he not doing his equal share?
"mukbang," "fuckit"
Better Philosophy: FLIP IT. good technology.,
Are you guys going to take legal action against Tig for basically ripping off your advise podcast format? I like Tig-- she has a unique perspective and frames things in interesting and concise ways, but she's not really suited for dispensing advice like you guys.
they didn’t invent this style of podcasting
@@transmatizedTig launched her podcast a mere couple of weeks after her appearance on this one, so she likely DID take inspiration from it. Moshe may have been the one to plant the idea in her head by praising her advice giving ability (I think he was just buttering her up TBH).. little did he know things would take a Shakespearean twist and she would betray them both in the end. Et tu, Tig?
I was being tongue in cheek about them suing her, but yeah, I prefer this podcast over hers.
Is she watching Steven Universe?
ASMR chips
Lol I'm just Like Tosh - Puns seem to be the lowest and lamest form of comedy (unfortunately living in the UK everyone here seems to think they are great)
Don’t believe in ghosts: hit like. Believe in ghosts: comment with your ghost story.
Life itself is a ghost story.
eating chips on mic. out of here