This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

Dustin Poirier, a top UFC lightweight and founder of The Good Fight Foundation, opens up about his journey since winning at UFC 299. He shares insights on navigating the mental challenges post-fight losses and the importance of resilience. The conversation takes a humorous turn with discussions on peculiar organ donations and bonding over Louisiana crawfish season. Poirier also spills his predictions for UFC 300 while reflecting on the emotional aspects of being a fighter and the evolving landscape of combat sports.

Maddox Batson, a young musician and TikTok sensation known for his viral country music videos, chats with Theo about his journey in the music business. He shares his love for classic country, insights into creating his latest hit 'Tears in the River,' and amusing tales from awkward middle school dances. From nostalgic memories of quirky hairstyles to the challenges of newfound fame, Maddox’s blend of humor and heartfelt anecdotes captures the essence of youth and creativity in today’s music scene.

Jameis Winston, the NFL quarterback known for his standout college career and time with teams like the Cleveland Browns, shares fascinating insights. He reflects on childhood memories growing up in Alabama, including the quirky story behind his dog named 'Baghdad.' Jameis discusses the unique challenges of being a backup quarterback and underscores the importance of preparation and self-confidence. The conversation highlights the significance of personal growth, navigating relationships under public scrutiny, and how perspective shapes happiness.

Kid Rock, the iconic musician and entrepreneur, chats with Theo about his upcoming "Rock the Country" festival tour and shares the origin of their friendship. He opens up about his experiences walking out with Trump at UFC 295 and his frustrations with Ticketmaster. They dive into Kid's thoughts on Bud Light and the complexities of navigating fame. Expect laughter as Kid reflects on his journey, his sharp business instincts, and the challenges artists face in today's music landscape.

Brittany Broski, a comedian and content creator known for her viral TikTok fame, joins the conversation to share her unique experiences. She reflects on her quirky upbringing in Texas and South Korea, and hilariously recounts her terrible stint as an insurance agent. The discussion takes a dive into her love for the Renaissance Fair and the absurdities of McDonald's character lore. Brittany also opens up about the addictive nature of comedy and the complexities of navigating modern romance in a tech-driven world, all delivered with her signature humor.

Druski, a viral comedian and actor behind Coulda Been Records, joins the fun alongside Roll Tide Willie, an Alabama football fanatic with military tales. They dive into hilarious discussions about white people's lotion habits and the wild chaos of Druski's reality TV show. The trio shares humorous insights on culture and identity, touching on what it means to be albino. As they banter about college football rivalries and nostalgic memories, listeners are treated to a blend of laughter, unique stories, and heartfelt moments.

Nick Kyrgios, a dynamic Australian tennis player and commentator, opens up about his notorious 'bad boy' image in the sport. He shares the thrill of overcoming legends like Djokovic and Nadal and the unexpected inspiration he found post-pub. The conversation dives into his viral interaction with Ben Stiller, the evolving landscape of tennis, and innovative ways to engage younger fans. Kyrgios also reflects on the pressures of life in the spotlight and the importance of authenticity in both sport and personal relationships.

Dax Shepard, a multi-talented actor, comedian, and host of Armchair Expert, chats with Theo about the quirks of childhood, including unforgettable truck stop experiences. He shares hilarious tales about navigating relationships and the challenges of growing up with a step-dad. Dax opens up about his journey through addiction and the power of community in recovery. The pair also dive into the absurdity of endless shrimp promotions and the quirky moments that shaped their lives, all while keeping the laughter rolling.

Chris Clem, a recently retired Border Patrol Chief with 27.5 years of experience, shares his insights on the complexities of U.S. border security. He discusses the exploitation of migrants by cartels and the evolving demographics of those crossing the border, including rising numbers from Central America and even China. Clem emphasizes the need for immigration reform and the balance between community needs and compassionate policies. The conversation also touches on political maneuvers affecting immigration and the challenges faced by law enforcement in today's climate.

Join Israel Adesanya, former UFC Middleweight champion known for his striking prowess, as he shares his journey from Lagos to MMA stardom. He talks about his time off from fighting and his desire for a rematch with Sean Strickland. The conversation dives into navigating fame, maintaining personal identity, and the challenges of public life. Adesanya reflects on the impact of his upbringing on his career and discusses the balance between success and humility, all while keeping the chat engaging and humorous.