This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

In a lively chat, Tim Dillon, a stand-up comedian known for his sharp wit and the podcast The Tim Dillon Show, dives into the absurdities of the gig economy, touching on everything from Doordash delivery mishaps to squatting in million-dollar homes. He humorously proposes running for Governor of California and shares wild conspiracies involving Indian actors. Their banter also reflects on Hollywood's struggles with fame and mental health, offering a comedic yet poignant take on societal issues while exploring the interplay between humor and tragedy.

Dr. Jeffrey Long, a physician and renowned researcher of near-death experiences, shares compelling insights from his extensive study of over 1,600 cases. He discusses what individuals often see during these profound moments and argues for the existence of an afterlife based on common threads in reports across cultures. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they ponder the lighter side of attire in the afterlife while reflecting on the deep emotional connections revealed through these experiences and their implications for living fully.

Shane Gillis, a stand-up comedian known for his Netflix special "Beautiful Dogs" and co-host of "Matt and Shane’s Secret Podcast," joins in for a lively chat. They delve into Shane's relocation to Austin and share hilarious misadventures, including hot air balloon mishaps and the absurdity of viewing a house unseen. The conversation humorously touches on arranged marriages, NYC tunnel antics, and the quirky dynamics of community during COVID. Expect laughs, insights into the evolution of comedy, and engaging reflections on life and relationships.

Tony Robbins, a life and business strategist, entrepreneur, and best-selling author, dives into transformative ideas with Theo. He discusses shifting perspectives for positivity, the power of gratitude, and innovative seminars that change lives. Get insights into quitting bad habits, building resilience, and stacking emotional experiences for mental well-being. Tony also shares strategies for financial success and the impact of personal growth through community. Plus, he previews his upcoming book and virtual summit!

Sean Strickland, the outspoken UFC middleweight champion, sits down with Theo to discuss his chaotic life leading up to his next big fight. They delve into Strickland's turbulent upbringing and ongoing rivalry with teammate Dricus Du Plessis, reflecting on the wildness of their sport. With humor, they explore the complexities of masculinity, relationships, and even Sean's surprising opinions on dating male fighters. It's a candid and entertaining look at a unique perspective in the world of MMA.

The host dives into the quirks of holiday music and offers humorous insights on the absurdity of modern diet culture, especially around Christmas. He shares anecdotes about saving for a dirtbike while reflecting on mental health and sobriety. Listeners are reminded of the joy in personal connections and the significance of staying hydrated during the celebrations. There’s also playful commentary on the eccentricities of 'The 12 Days of Christmas.' As the new year approaches, themes of growth and gratitude resonate throughout.

Kat Von D, renowned tattoo artist and musician, joins the conversation to discuss her life post-LA and her adventurous move to a "haunted" house in Indiana. She shares her faith journey and the overwhelming public reaction to her baptism. Intriguingly, Kat reveals her decision to black out her tattoos and recounts the hilarious incident of someone calling the cops on her pet squirrel. With humor and authenticity, she explores themes of self-identity, the complexities of faith, and her connection to music and creativity.

Jelly Roll, a chart-topping singer-songwriter known for his CMA win, and Ernest, a talented producer and collaborator, dive into their recent successes and creative journeys. They share the behind-the-scenes story of their hit "Son of a Sinner" and discuss Jelly's viral CMA speech. The duo reflects on the revival of singer-songwriters in country music, funny anecdotes from their careers, and the importance of community and connection in their industry. Plus, they humorously consider holiday gifts for their partners and the balance of life amidst fame.

Stavros Halkias, a stand-up comedian and podcast host known for his Netflix special "Fat Rascal," shares his humorous insights about Cajun Santa and winter traditions. The conversation dives into absurd cultural rivalries and the quirks of American identity, blending satire with social commentary. Stavros also reflects on the pressures of comedy in the Netflix era, urban lifestyle hilarities, and the complexities of politics with characters like Osama Bin Laden's son. Expect laughter, nostalgia, and playful banter addressing everything from fitness culture to contemporary issues.

Hockey legend Wayne Gretzky joins the conversation, sharing tales from his storied career and life. He recalls growing up as a child athlete and his father's bootleg ice rinks. Wayne brings a personal touch by recounting the day he brought the Stanley Cup to his parents' BBQ and reveals a hilarious encounter with Hulk Hogan. The discussion also touches on the cultural significance of hockey in Canada compared to the U.S. and the emotional impact of family support on his journey to greatness.