This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

Neal Brennan, a comedian and writer celebrated for his work on The Chappelle Show, joins the conversation. They dive into hilarious hotel pool experiences and reflect on sunburn tales intertwined with family quirks. The duo discusses modern dating dynamics, recalling awkward first kisses with humor. They also tackle the challenges of mental health, carving out space for candid discussions on intimacy and societal pressures. Throw in playful banter on podcasting's evolution and some behind-the-scenes insights on comedy, and it's an entertaining mix of laughter and reflection!

Brad Williams, a stand-up comedian celebrated for his witty takes on being a little person, joins fellow comic Jeff Dye, known for his work on various shows. The duo recounts their first road trip since the pandemic, sharing hilarious anecdotes and insights on navigating live performances. They delve into the challenges of adapting material for diverse audiences and discuss the quirks of public health during comedy shows. Expect laughter over nostalgic memories, the absurdity of adulting, and humorous reflections on parenting and camaraderie in the comedy scene.

Dustin Poirier, the gritty UFC interim lightweight champion, joins for a lively conversation about the fight game. He shares insights from UFC 249 and discusses what's next in his career. The duo dives into the power of resilience, light-hearted training stories during quarantine, and the thrill of live sports returning. With humor and honesty, they touch on personal challenges, family support, and the everyday absurdities of life that keep them motivated. It's a blend of inspiration and laughs from the octagon to the everyday!

The speaker shares hilarious camping tales from southern Utah, blending nature with humor. The discussion shifts to quirky dining upgrades in a post-COVID world, including listener stories that spark comedic insights. Listeners also recount unique experiences, like a blacksmith's journey. A fishing adventure in the Virgin River captures attention, while debates over onions versus Funyuns add a nostalgic touch. Finally, uplifting stories about pursuing dreams and outdoor adventures celebrate community and resilience, all set to the lively tune 'Drunk Outdoors'.

The hosts share hilarious tales of 'ladies night' and the quirky social dynamics that unfold. They mix humor with heartfelt reflections on lockdown life, touching on running, connection, and the ups and downs of self-care. A storytelling spree highlights personal growth and nostalgia, while a funny encounter on a fire escape brings levity to domestic life. Listeners hear insights on forgiveness, the importance of community, and the need for personal space during tough times, all wrapped in playful banter.

The humor kicks off with a whimsical take on life’s stillness, blending lighthearted anecdotes with musical moments. Amusing reflections on quarantine reveal quirky cooking adventures and dog meetup antics. Nostalgia hits hard with funny stories about awkward prom experiences and heartfelt calls from a pizza delivery driver. The dialogue explores modern challenges like job frustrations and political predictions, all while celebrating personal growth through the joy of helping others. Dive in for laughs and relatable insights!

Niko Furlan, a local arms retailer and gunsmith, dives into the surge of gun purchases during the pandemic, revealing how fears of unrest influenced buyers. The conversation humorously contrasts serious topics with light anecdotes about hand-to-hand lobster fishing and the quirky challenges of California's strict gun laws. Niko shares captivating insights into the gun culture and buyer motivations, sprinkled with playful commentary on the complexities of firearms and responsibility. It's an engaging mix of humor and serious reflection on personal safety.

In this engaging conversation, Trick Lung Mickey, a brave survivor of cystic fibrosis who underwent a lung transplant, shares his remarkable journey during the pandemic. He reflects on the challenges of coping with health issues amid societal uncertainties, emphasizing the power of humor and personal responsibility. The discussion takes a lighthearted turn as they explore the quirky dynamics of life, the role of community support, and innovative self-care tools. Mickey's story highlights resilience, reminding listeners of the importance of human connection and finding joy in adversity.

Bhagavan "Doc" Antle, the owner of Myrtle Beach Safari, shares his intriguing insights on the 'Tiger King' phenomenon. He reveals the misconceptions surrounding his sanctuary and discusses the emotional bonds formed with big cats. The conversation dives into the impact of COVID-19 on his business and touches on the philosophical aspects of nature and evolution. Antle also addresses the complexities of tiger conservation and the ethics of animal care, all while flirting with the humorous side of infamous events in the animal world.

Glen "Big Baby" Davis, a former NBA champion with the Boston Celtics, shares his journey from college star to pro athlete. He dives into the intense emotions of college basketball versus the business of the NBA, and hilariously recalls youthful antics and rivalries in Baton Rouge. Glen reflects on cultural quirks from his travels, including unforgettable food experiences, while exploring the balance between fame, fun, and personal challenges. With a blend of humor and nostalgia, he offers insights on authenticity in both sports and music.