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George Louis Costanza is a fictional character in the American television sitcom Seinfeld (1989–1998), played by Jason Alexander. He is a short, stocky, balding man who struggles with numerous insecurities, often dooming his romantic relationships through his own fear of being dumped. He is also relatively lazy; during periods of unemployment he actively avoids getting a job, and while employed he often finds ingenious ways to conceal idleness from his bosses.
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It's an hour after lunch and your staring at your computer monitor. There are words in front of you, but you've read the same sentence over and over again five times in a row. Your eyes are glazed and curling up under your desk for a quick nap like George Costanza is seemingly a better and better o…
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TIFU by almost killing all my roommates with a can of soda
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Money Myths From the TV Shows That Raised Us
Rachel Cruze, Rachel Green, George Kamel and George Costanza—the gang’s all here! We’re covering the unrealistic paychecks of everybody’s favorite TV show characters. How did NYC’s unemployed population hold down high-dollar real estate, and where did they find such generous friends? We need answer…
Jason Alexander: How Do You Handle Peaking With Seinfeld?
Larry David told Jason Alexander he was playing George Costanza wrong. Then, when Seinfeld made him an international celebrity, it took him the better part of 30 years — and a lot of therapy — to figure out what to do with that.
Jason sits down with KIND founder Daniel Lubetzky, his friend of 25 ye…
Full Show 10/21/26: Pacers Season Opener is Here! + Colts Back at Practice!
00:00 – 29:50 – John has never been more excited for an Indiana Pacers season opener than he is for tonight. We play some Benedict Mathurin sound on his feelings playing Tyrese Haliburton in his return. They take a look back at last night’s opening season games, what teams in the NBA they are most …
How ‘Seinfeld’ Became ‘Torture’ for Larry David: Biographer
What makes Larry David one of the most fascinating—and famously difficult—figures in comedy? On this episode of Obsessed, host Matt Wilstein sits down with Blake J. Harris, author of the new authorized biography Emperor of Nothing: The Making of Larry David, to uncover the stories behind the mind t…
Have a Day — Don't Let the Day Have You | Got Therapy? Ep. 87
Part two of a conversation about meditation and mindfulness — and this time, the drawbacks.Dr. Michael Baltimore asks the starting question: is there a difference between mindfulness and meditation? Dr. Dan Rose answers with a capacity rather than a practice — the self-reflective function, what Fre…
Invite It In for Tea: Meditation, Empathic Attunement & When Therapy Starts | Got Therapy? Ep. 86
When does therapy start? Dr. Dan Rose and Dr. Michael Baltimore begin with the foundation — empathic attunement — and then take on a recent article in The Atlantic arguing that meditation can be harmful.Their answer: meditation is not one size fits all. For people who are highly anxious or living w…
“The Pitch” / Blue Note Juke Joint
A show about nothing becomes the blueprint for everything that follows. Jon and Joshua Newton break down Seinfeld's "The Pitch" and "The Ticket" episode, where the series fully leans into its own absurdity, turns the writers room into a joke, and plants the seeds for the future show-within-a-show s…
Breaking the Loop: How Destructive Patterns Trap Us and How to Escape
Why do drivers in high-speed chases keep pressing the accelerator toward inevitable disaster? In this episode of The Optimistic Beacon, Ray Calabrese explores the psychology of the "decision-making loop"—that self-defeating pattern where we replay the same poor choices over and over, like a needle …
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