This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

Riff Raff, also known as Jody Highroller, is back for a lively chat. He shares the do's and don'ts of breast milk and dives into his unexpected hoop dreams. The rapper also humorously addresses swirling rumors about a presidential run. Their conversation is a blend of intriguing insights and laugh-out-loud moments, making for an entertaining listen! Don't miss Riff Raff's quirky perspectives on life and politics.

Mike Perry, an American mixed martial artist known for his gritty performances in the UFC and Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, joins the conversation. He shares his surprising journey into bare-knuckle fighting and reflects on the evolution of his mindset through the years. The duo humorously recounts childhood fights and wildlife encounters, while discussing the importance of mental health and the pressures of public life as a fighter. Their banter touches on nostalgia, personal growth, and aspirations for the future, blending fun with heartfelt moments.

Dive into humorous reflections on Father's Day and quirky tales from Florida's vibrant culture. Enjoy stories about public restroom antics and the chaotic nature of family dynamics. Explore aging's absurdity and the comical future of AI. A heartfelt call addresses grief and the complexities of father-son relationships, emphasizing empathy and the healing power of laughter. Plus, insights on navigating life's challenges with gratitude and humor make for an entertaining and relatable listen.

Parker McCollum, an award-winning singer-songwriter known for hits like "Pretty Heart," dives into his Texas roots and the complexities of pursuing a music career. He shares personal stories about family interventions and the thrill of performing live, along with humorous mishaps from the road. The conversation also touches on navigating burnout during the pandemic and the importance of self-care, all while maintaining a light-hearted vibe. McCollum's reflections on loyalty and the unpredictable nature of relationships add depth to his engaging anecdotes.

Theo shares hilarious tales from his recent shows, including a wild reflection on his youth in Louisiana and the quirky nature of friendships. He dives into the often absurd world of TikTok recipes and the ups and downs of traveling, sprinkled with memorable encounters from Albuquerque. With advice on making good choices and a humorous look at body modifications, he encourages listeners to embrace growth and community. Plus, there's an exciting tease about his upcoming project, Kite Club!

Sal Vulcano, a stand-up comedian and actor best known for his role on Impractical Jokers, joins the conversation with Theo. They share hilarious experiences from the Impractical Jokers Cruise and dive into the peculiar history of suppositories. Sal reflects on the challenges of performing during the pandemic and offers amusing insights into bizarre food lawsuits. The duo also tackles the chaos of morning talk shows, blending humor with poignant reflections on personal growth and mental health in the comedy world.

Yannis Pappas, a stand-up comedian and host of "Long Days", shares his comedic insights and personal anecdotes. They hilariously reflect on childhood party sandwiches and the nostalgia they evoke. Yannis discusses the significance of identity and humor, touching on family histories and cultural appropriation. The conversation dives into financial wellness tips, the quirks of Quaker weddings, and the absurdities of life, all while keeping the laughs rolling and exploring the complexities of human connection.

Join an entertaining journey as Theo shares tales from his trip to Maui, including hilarious hotel misadventures and charming interactions with fans. He dives into the quirks of handshaking, reflects on life's big questions, and even tackles an unusual Mother's Day matchmaking scenario. The conversation mixes humor with heart, addressing themes of resilience and community support. Plus, there's a good dose of absurd news that will leave you chuckling!

Bobby Cotton, a trauma restoration specialist from Minneapolis, shares his gripping journey through the aftermath of traumatic events like fires and suicides. He recounts the emotional challenges of revitalizing spaces after disasters and the surprisingly humorous anecdotes that arise in his line of work. From bizarre Christmas sewage cleanups to navigating sensitive environments, Bobby reveals the complexities and unexpected camaraderie in trauma restoration. His stories offer a unique blend of darkness and humor, showcasing the resilience required in this vital profession.

Stand-up comedian Shane Gillis, known for his special "Live in Austin" and the podcast "Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast," joins the conversation to dive into the ups and downs of comedic fame. They share hilarious encounters, including a disruptive heckler at a festival, and reflect on the absurdities of war and childhood memories. The banter flows from clever anecdotes about patriotism to cringe-worthy young romance, all while navigating the chaos of contemporary life with humor and nostalgia.