

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

Dec 12, 2019 • 1h 40min
A Plumber | This Past Weekend #249
Join Brad Laskoski, a skilled plumber and self-proclaimed Toilet Champion, as he shares hilarious and unexpected tales from his journey in plumbing. He discusses the quirks of septic tank inspections and the financial rewards of the trade. Discover the challenges of 'Brown Friday' plumbing crises after Thanksgiving, along with amusing client interactions. Laskoski also delves into shocking discoveries in plumbing, including a baby found in a pipe, blending humor with heartfelt reflections on life's unexpected twists.

Dec 9, 2019 • 2h 3min
Andrew Santino 2 | This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von #248
Andrew Santino, a talented comedian and actor known for his dynamic stand-up and roles in popular TV shows, brings his humor to the conversation. They dive into the emotional rollercoaster of touring, contrasting small and large venue experiences. The duo explores changing societal views on drug use, cultural identity, and even shares lighthearted takes on sneezing etiquette. With hilarious childhood anecdotes and candid discussions on mental health through exercise, the conversation blends laughter with insightful reflections on life.

Dec 2, 2019 • 1h 36min
Certain Curtain | This Past Weekend #247
Dive into the importance of hygiene during social interactions, especially handshakes. Discover a nostalgic journey through the vibrant culture of New Orleans, filled with hilarious family memories. Enjoy a humorous exploration of meat cuts, coupled with fun promo segments. Experience laughter as relationships and flatulence are discussed, adding a light touch to festive traditions. Reflect on personal growth and resilience while tackling challenges like rejection and self-esteem. Don't miss the amusing banter about hairstyles and their impact on personal branding!

Nov 25, 2019 • 1h 53min
Neal Brennan | This Past Weekend #246
Neal Brennan, a stand-up comedian and co-creator of the legendary 'Chappelle's Show', joins the conversation to explore a variety of intriguing topics. They candidly discuss the emotional struggles associated with fame, self-acceptance, and navigating societal expectations. Neal shares his experiences with unconventional mental health treatments and the importance of finding joy beyond societal constructs. The duo also touches on the humor in personal anecdotes about travel, genetics, and the complexities of relationships, providing a thought-provoking yet entertaining dialogue.

Nov 18, 2019 • 1h 22min
Beast Infection | This Past Weekend #245
Listeners are taken on a nostalgic journey through childhood baseball memories that blend humor with life lessons. The exploration of county jail dynamics sheds light on the complexities of human relationships and mental health. Fast food craziness, including the antics of McDonald's ice cream machines, provides comedic relief. There's a whimsical discussion about taxidermy zoos and challenges in hiring, alongside an engaging dive into love, competition, and NFL controversies. The introduction of 'Kite Club' adds an extra layer of lighthearted fun!

Nov 14, 2019 • 1h 47min
H3's Ethan Klein | This Past Weekend #244
Ethan Klein, co-host of the H3 Podcast, shares his journey of new fatherhood and the evolution of H3 Productions. He and Theo discuss their interactions with Bill Burr, touching on parenting challenges from sleepless nights to emotional connections with children. The conversation dives into the dynamics of creativity and mental health, with humorous anecdotes about managing public personas and insecurities in life and fashion. Their camaraderie shines as they explore the complexities of comedy and the pressures of modern parenting.

Nov 11, 2019 • 1h 35min
Sadie Hawkins | This Past Weekend #243
Nick Davis, producer and boxing fan, brings humor and insight to the table as he shares his experience at the Logan Paul vs. KSI match. The conversation offers a lively mix of nostalgic tales about awkward middle school dances and the thrill of being in a packed fight crowd. Nick critiques the boxing event's offbeat structure while reminiscing about childhood pets and personal grooming habits. With amusing anecdotes and reflections on social media culture, this chat keeps listeners engaged and entertained, blending nostalgia with modern commentary.

Nov 4, 2019 • 1h 43min
Frovember | This Past Weekend #242
Celebrate the revival of Verdansk in Call of Duty, where improvements like classic weapons and enhanced movement fuel gaming excitement. Dive into whimsical November nostalgia with quirky traditions and heartfelt anecdotes. Explore humor in career challenges and the importance of shipping efficiency during the holidays. Reflect on the social dynamics of fast food relationships, interspersed with personal stories. Touch on generational acceptance struggles, addiction recovery, and the importance of resilience and family ties in personal growth.