This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

Morgan Wallen, the 2020 CMA New Artist of the Year, shares insights about touring and growing up in country music. He reminisces about navigating his career during the pandemic and the emotional ties to his audience. Hardy and Ernest, fellow musicians and collaborators, join in for laughs and stories about the creative process in Nashville. They discuss the quirky experiences of their youth and the challenges of authenticity in the music industry. Together, they celebrate success while staying true to their roots, creating a lively and heartfelt conversation.

Theo discusses the quirky differences between campers and the homeless, blending humor with insight. He offers tips for crafting a memorable Best Man speech and shares a wild encounter with Medium Debbie. The conversation also dives into applying the idea of 'Ask her out' to all areas of life, making it both relatable and entertaining. With clever anecdotes and light-hearted reflections, it’s a rollercoaster of laughs and wisdom, perfect for those seeking a mix of inspiration and hilarity.

A female trucker shares her nine-year journey on the open road, packed with wild truck stop tales and unique challenges. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they delve into the dynamics of trucking regulations, including the physical demands and absurdities of life behind the wheel. Listeners are entertained by quirky encounters and nostalgic reflections on the camaraderie among drivers. The discussion also touches on the evolving role of women in the industry and the importance of maintaining safety and resilience amidst the chaos of the trucking world.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an environmental attorney and vaccine safety advocate, joins for a captivating discussion. They explore falconry and its connections to nature, while also reflecting on Kennedy's childhood amid key political events like the Cuban Missile Crisis. The conversation shifts to the controversial history of vaccine testing, emphasizing transparency and public trust regarding the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine. Kennedy shares thoughts on the pharmaceutical industry's influence and the urgent need for open debate in public health.

Michael Chandler, a three-time Bellator Lightweight World Champion, shares his journey of transitioning to the UFC. He reflects on the intense mental challenges fighters face in the octagon, discussing his mindset during high-stakes matches. Chandler also delves into the relationship between athletes and their fans, and how legacy influences their decisions to fight. With anecdotes about the evolution of fighting culture, Chandler's insights blend humor with the serious dynamics of competition, making for an engaging conversation.

Join an engaging and humorous discussion on embracing life's ups and downs, with witty anecdotes on cooking with limited ingredients. Dive into the chaotic world of voting, likening elections to a Super Bowl. A heartfelt call highlights cherishing small moments, while playful dialogues celebrate individuality and human connection. The quirky experiences of working with mentally disabled adults add laughter and warmth. Plus, explore the emotional intricacies of proposals and relationships, reminding us of the importance of love and support in tough times.

Jo Koy, a celebrated comedian known for his Netflix specials, brings his signature humor as he joins Theo. They share hilarious encounters with quirky beachgoers and reminisce about the DIY days of printing comedy DVDs in hotel rooms. Koy opens up about his journey in comedy, the struggles for respect in the industry, and cultural influences on humor. The duo also explores the importance of family support in their creative endeavors, making for a laugh-filled and heartfelt conversation.

This episode dives into hilarious childhood memories, mixing pizza parties with poignant reflections on family dynamics and mortality. Expect whimsical thoughts on death amid comedic tales of rejection in relationships, including a quirky job as a veterinary receptionist. The nostalgia continues with playful musings about rain and cereal, alongside light-hearted advice on health and wellness. Finally, revel in personal narratives about love, resilience, and the importance of community, all wrapped in a warm, relatable package.

Theo is joined by Frank Giles, a seasoned mortician with over 4,000 embalming experiences. They dive into the fascinating world of death care, discussing the emotional weight of handling the departed and the logistics of body preparation. Frank shares humorous anecdotes on embalming techniques and the quirks of cremation, while also tackling the delicate balance between personal grooming and mortality. The conversation takes a poignant turn as they explore how funeral practices reflect community and familial connections, all with a blend of humor and respect.

Dive into amusing anecdotes about a trucking mishap and flirtation gone wrong. Explore quirky cultural observations from a trip to Saudi Arabia, filled with humor around rejection and evolving relationships. Discover heartfelt reflections on community and racial integration, highlighted by tales of unique statues and whimsical weather. Enjoy a playful discussion on reconnecting through Dungeons & Dragons, mixed with outrageous middle school stories. Finally, uncover personal struggles with laughter as the ultimate remedy, emphasizing the importance of connection and self-care.