

This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von
Theo Von
What happened this past weekend. And sometimes what happened on other days.
Episodes
Mentioned books

Feb 4, 2020 • 1h 26min
Yung Gravy & Dirt Nasty | This Past Weekend #259
Yung Gravy, a rapper known for his retro aesthetics and humor, teams up with Simon Rex, the multi-talented actor and rapper known as Dirt Nasty. They dive into the complexities of race in hip-hop, sharing personal stories about their backgrounds. The duo recalls hilarious celebrity encounters and unconventional marketing strategies. They also reflect on absurd travel experiences and discuss the evolution of artistic collaborations, blending heartfelt anecdotes with humor. Their lively banter showcases a unique mix of nostalgia and modern entertainment.

Jan 30, 2020 • 2h 18min
Mark Normand | This Past Weekend #258
In this engaging conversation, stand-up comedian Mark Normand shares his witty takes on life. He dives into hilarious stories about intimacy, vulnerability, and the quirks of growing up in New Orleans. Mark recounts experiences with awkward childhood incidents and how they shaped his comedic style. The duo discusses the impact of the porn industry on technology and reflects humorously on celebrity culture. With insights into navigating personal anxieties and the comedy scene's evolution, Mark's relatable anecdotes keep the laughter flowing.

Jan 30, 2020 • 1h 24min
Crouching Tiger | This Past Weekend #257
Theo shares hilarious stories from his European tour while responding to listener voicemails. He reflects on the emotional impact of Kobe Bryant's legacy and the complexities of grief. Balancing humor and introspection, he discusses self-worth, the intricacies of faith, and personal growth. Cultural memories from Flint, Michigan spark deep conversations about family and hard work. The lively dialogue even touches on age in the rap industry, celebrating self-expression and quirky food experiences.

Jan 23, 2020 • 1h 50min
Bobby Lee 3 | This Past Weekend #256
Dive into a light-hearted yet profound conversation about haircuts, identity, and cultural dynamics. The hosts humorously navigate sensitive topics like race and comedy, sharing personal anecdotes that walk the line between hilarity and offense. Enjoy outrageous touring stories, including a comical encounter in a sketchy area, blended with reflections on online therapy and mental health. The laughter continues as they discuss life lessons learned from comedy legends, culminating in a heartfelt goodbye and a tease of a new podcast adventure.

Jan 20, 2020 • 1h 30min
Europe | This Past Weekend #255
Join the humorous journey as the host shares colorful adventures through Britain, Ireland, Glasgow, and Amsterdam. Expect laugh-out-loud anecdotes about peculiar cultural quirks and culinary delights. Reflect on the royal family dynamics with a playful twist and ponder life’s ambitions through amusing metaphors. Enjoy a lively recap of touring joys and, through it all, feel the warmth of connection and gratitude for fans. This is a travelogue packed with whimsy and laughter!

Jan 9, 2020 • 1h 35min
Fortune Feimster | This Past Weekend #254
Fortune Feimster, a talented comedian and actress known for her Netflix specials, dives into a range of captivating topics. She shares hilarious tales from her dog daycare experiences, mixed with reflections on celebrity culture and humorous mishaps. The conversation takes a heartfelt turn as she navigates her journey of self-acceptance and coming out, balancing laughter with poignant insights. Fortune also discusses her Southern roots and the complexities of fame, revealing both the joys and challenges of life in the spotlight.

Jan 6, 2020 • 1h 23min
Tomi Lahren | This Past Weekend #253
Tomi Lahren, a bold political commentator known for her conservative viewpoints, dives into intriguing discussions about navigating conservatism in a liberal landscape. She shares her experiences growing up in Rapid City and the challenges of expressing conservative beliefs in Hollywood. The conversation also tackles the delicate tensions of celebrity feuds and the dangers of socialism in America. With humor and poignant reflections, Lahren emphasizes the need for open dialogue across political divides and shares insights on mental health and personal growth.

Dec 30, 2019 • 1h 6min
Pink Eye in Charleston | This Past Weekend #252
A nostalgic look back at the chaotic holiday season brings laughter and gratitude. Absurd anecdotes from a smoothie shop job highlight quirky customer interactions, including a bizarre tanning bed incident. The speaker shares heartfelt messages on addiction and community support, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection. Youth and relationship challenges spark humor and candid discussions, while reflections on life's adventures and exciting European travels promise more engaging stories ahead.

Dec 23, 2019 • 1h 17min
Feeling That Yule | This Past Weekend #251
The return of the beloved Verdansk map in Call of Duty sets a festive tone. The speaker shares humorous holiday anecdotes, touching on culinary traditions and heartfelt tributes to hardworking mothers. Postal work humor brings a dose of appreciation for delivery drivers. A thought-provoking debate about Santa's gender identity contrasts with nostalgic memories. Teen relationship advice highlights emotional connections and self-love. Excitement builds for upcoming tours and a new podcast, adding a playful twist to the discussion.

Dec 19, 2019 • 2h 3min
Thug Nasty Bryce Mitchell | This Past Weekend #250
Bryce Mitchell, an aggressive UFC fighter from Arkansas, shares his fascinating journey from a painter to a professional fighter. He humorously discusses his childhood rivalries and the primal instincts that drive him. The conversation touches on anxious airline travel, showcasing how humor helps cope with fear. He also dives into the lighter side of fame, family dynamics, and his dreams of farming. With engaging stories about tattoos and quirky rural life, Bryce brings a blend of laughter and inspiration to the table.