Can I joke about the Holocaust?

Ekaterina Krongauz and Andrei Babitsky discuss whether it is possible to joke on painful and heavy topics, such as sexual harassment, rape or even the Holocaust, as to react to others and whether it makes sense to condemn or punish people for a bad sense of humor.

In this issue:

00:00 - Why did nobody like the joke of TV presenters Kohershyn Sagieva and Pavel Lobkov about Harassment?

02:36 - Why can we laugh at the jokes about the Holocaust, but not pronounce them on the air?

04:14 - What will happen if Louis Xi Kyu allow to joke about sexual harassment?

04:52 - Kogershyn Sagiev explains the essence of jokes about harassment

07:22-Why did this joke still fail?

08:05 - How is Tatyana Felgenhauer jokes about the attack and why should others not be joking about this?

10:21-Why are they jokes about brain cancer (and why does Katya call Ricky EF “Ricky Fe”)?

11:40 - Is it possible to joke about rape? If possible, then to whom?

12:47 - Why do everyone condemn the humor of the Settlement of Aviasales?

14:51 - As the rape of Diana Shurygina became a meme

15:24 - Why does Burger King professionally produce low -grade humor?

17:03 - Why can one joke about the execution of Eichmann in a Jewish humorous show?

18:28 - Why can't you be offended by humorous programs?

19:51-What is the secret of a really good joke?

24:51 - How sexist jokes on the Humor FM radio unite Russians

26:10 - Why does no one else laugh at the jokes about blondes?

28:48 - How employees of Charlie Hebdo magazine suffered for their humor

31:25 - Why are we struggling for people's right to joke uncleanly?

32:13 - Why does Charlie Hebdo need France?

34:19 - a sense of humor more often arises from kindness or from anger?