This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

John Mulaney, an Emmy-winning comedian and writer known for his sharp observational humor, opens up about his tumultuous last few years. He discusses his unconventional path to recovery, including experiences with rehab and the challenges he faced during addiction. The conversation touches on the importance of humor in healing and rewiring oneself for the better. Mulaney also shares insights into balancing personal struggles with the pressures of comedy, offering a candid look at life, laughter, and the quest for authenticity.

Stavros Halkias, a hilarious stand-up comedian and host of Stavvy’s World, dives into a plethora of topics. He shares wild tales from his Greektown upbringing and critiques the absurdity of bad AI comedy. The conversation also drifts to Puerto Rican gym bros and explains the real pain behind the Bud Light controversy. Stavros reflects on his departure from his old podcast, explores the complexities of cultural identity, and even offers a comedic take on the quirks of relationships. It's a light-hearted yet insightful exploration filled with laughter!

Theo shares his adventures from Texas to Louisiana, diving into everything from bald eagle crimes to odd messages on sheets. He reflects on the Nashville shooting and the quest for purpose while tackling modern life's overwhelm. Fun anecdotes about meeting family and humor about a local news story keep it light. Theo also discusses men's health, brand authenticity, and the evolving conversation around identity and consumer behavior, all while encouraging listeners to engage in self-reflection and seek meaningful connections.

Nate Bargatze, a Nashville-based comedian known for his observational humor, teams up with New York's Mike Vecchione, famous for his sarcastic wit. They dive into the hilarious world of their early stand-up days and the nuances of mafia culture. The dynamics of modern crime and the rise of mob-related podcasts find a comedic twist here. They also reflect on personal growth through therapy and the evolution of comedy, balancing laughter with insightful commentary on societal shifts and the absurdities of life.

Caleb Pressley, host of Sundae Conversations at Barstool Sports and former UNC quarterback, shares laughs and wild tales with Theo. They recount a hilarious turkey hunting trip in Florida and Caleb's near-death experience. The duo reflects on memorable moments in music, including a brush with Drake and country music stars. Their conversation also dives into identity, sponsorship quirks, and the complexities of relationships, all wrapped in light-hearted banter that highlights their friendship and humor.

George Kittle, the dynamic tight end for the San Francisco 49ers, shares thrilling insights from his NFL journey. He reminisces about his unique childhood in Iowa and his infamous 'Grim Reaper' phase at school. Kittle reveals the intense challenge of tackling 300-pound linebackers and lightens the mood with hilarious locker room stories, WWE dreams, and thoughts on personal grooming. The conversation also touches on the pressures of performance, the excitement of football, and the importance of camaraderie in the league.

Funny Marco, a Kansas City native, is a comedian and content creator renowned for his viral pranks. In this engaging conversation, he shares hilarious anecdotes about getting kicked out of multiple Wal-Marts and the right way to sell baby powder. Marco also dives into the art of flirting gone wrong and the complexities of navigating racial identity with humor. He discusses the comedic nuances of life experiences, including dating mishaps and cultural observations, all while finding laughter in everyday awkwardness.

HARDY, an award-winning country music singer from Philadelphia, Mississippi, shares cheeky tales from his life, including the challenges of chicken farming and the nostalgia of discovering his dad's Pearl Jam tape. He discusses his journey into Nashville's vibrant music scene and his strong bond with fellow artist Morgan Wallen. The conversation touches on the lively spirit of the Neshoba County Fair and humorous backstage moments, all while unraveling the complexities of songwriting and live performances in the entertainment industry.

Logic, a multi-platinum rapper and producer, dives into his turbulent childhood in Baltimore and shares how he found healing through music. He candidly discusses experiences like pawning his mother's PlayStations and his journey to mainstream success. The conversation touches on the importance of authenticity in public life, the complexities of father-son relationships, and navigating fame while prioritizing mental health. With humor and heart, Logic explores the role of music as a source of hope for himself and others facing adversity.

In a hilarious solo chat, the host shares memorable moments from the Super Bowl, including an encounter with a surprisingly charming Drew Brees. The absurdities of chili cook-offs spark a funny debate, while a friend's infidelity leads to a moral conundrum. With a dash of legal drama regarding a wild case, discussions on the impact of deepfake technology follow. Listeners also enjoy insights into navigating human relationships and the unpredictable dynamics of friendship, all wrapped in humor and candid storytelling.