This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

Theo shares stories from his vibrant weekend in San Diego, from a Padres game to an unforgettable hotel experience. He discusses the rise of charismatic fighter Paddy Pimblett and reflects on the complexities of health controversies, including the Joe Rogan Covid Experience. The importance of social media's impact on perceptions of patriotism is highlighted, along with personal anecdotes that underscore human connection. As he addresses the balance of freedom of expression and societal values, listeners are engaged with themes of resilience and the launch of his new venture, Kite Club.

Jay Cutler, a former NFL quarterback for the Denver Broncos and Chicago Bears, brings his unique charm to a lively chat. He shares insights about his transition into the podcasting world and reminisces about the camaraderie in the locker room. Cutler reveals the challenges athletes face after retirement, tackles the quirks of NFL life, and humorously discusses the strange world of sponsorships. With a blend of laughter and nostalgia, he offers perspective on balancing fame, identity, and personal joy.

Theo shares his excitement about his new special and reflects on the world pre-cell phones. He discusses the challenges of rooting for Tyron Woodley, explores the intersection of wealth and holiday absurdities, and dives into personal stories on identity and aging. Emphasizing community and connection, Theo reaches out to a single mom to brighten her day, touching on mental health and personal journeys. Heartfelt moments blend with humor as he navigates the complexities of life, leaving listeners both entertained and inspired.

Join Howie Mandel, the Canadian comedian and game show host known for his iconic roles on America's Got Talent and Deal or No Deal, as he shares hilarious stories about cartoon voices and quirky pet experiences. He reminisces about his Hollywood beginnings and navigates the fine line between humor and regret with prank calls. The conversation touches on identity, self-worth, and the special bond between the hosts, peppered with nostalgic absurdities about Ninja Turtles and even renting kittens – making for a delightful mix of laughter and insight.

Jeff Wittek, a dynamic YouTube personality known for his entertaining vlogs, chats with Theo about life in New Jersey and their unconventional definitions of success. They dive into Jeff's transformative experiences, including lessons from jail and navigating sobriety with humor. Their candid discussions touch on the absurdity of modern life, the challenges of content creation, and the complexities of identity amidst societal pressures. With anecdotes about childhood and the entertainment industry, the conversation offers a blend of laughs and heartfelt reflections.

Shane Gillis, an American comedian known for his work on Saturday Night Live and his podcast, shares tales from his career and the turbulence of his SNL controversy. He reminisces about meeting comedy legends like Dave Chappelle and Norm Macdonald. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they discuss the absurdities of childhood mischief, the pressures of public performance, and the intricate dance around cancel culture. With engaging anecdotes and candid reflections, Shane brings his unique perspective to the challenges and triumphs of being a comedian.

Theo shares wild stories from a week at summer camp with celebrities like Travis Tritt and Kid Rock. He dives into the political controversies of the Tokyo Olympics, juxtaposing personal anecdotes with serious societal issues. The laughter continues as Theo reminisces about awkward teenage dating escapades and the quirks of grooming products. A lighthearted chat about hot dogs and nostalgic meals rounds out the fun, making for a blend of humor and heartfelt reflections on youth and identity.

In this lively discussion, Theo shares his thoughts on a recent fight, suggesting that Cory Sandhagen had the edge over T.J. Dillashaw. He hilariously recounts a disastrous laundry mishap that left him allergic and reflective about life's chaos. Listeners join in, sharing their hypothetical last words in a whimsical twist. Highlighting a single mom's adventurous barefoot summer camp life, the conversation dives into the ups and downs of parenting and community support, wrapped in plenty of laughter and relatable stories.

John Crist, a comedian known for his Christian humor, joins Theo Von to share his journey in comedy. They delve into the unique challenges of being a Christian comedian, recalling their early experiences with raunchy magazines. The conversation turns serious as they reflect on valuable lessons learned from rehab, emphasizing personal transformation. The duo also discusses childhood memories and the complexities of growing up in large families, blending humor with genuine insight into friendship, faith, and connection.

Riley Mau, a regular guest known for sharing his unique perspectives, returns to chat with Theo about heartfelt topics. They dive into Riley's dating life while addressing the serious issue of recent attacks on Asian Americans. Together, they reflect on what last words might mean and the importance of meaningful moments. Theo also shares his funny experiences from a trip to Las Vegas, where he encountered unexpected challenges and memorable events. The mix of humor and sincerity creates a captivating discussion.