You Made It Weird with Pete Holmes

Felipe Esparza, a comedian, discusses his unique journey, meeting other comedians, alcoholic experiences, group disputes, exclusion, observations at boarding groups, interpreting situations, financial disappointment, speech impairment, bombing, gangs protecting the environment and crack cocaine use. He also talks about his upcoming tour dates, TV appearances, and being excluded from a comedy festival lineup.

In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss therapy, relationships, and sex. They also talk about accents, podcast recommendations, and butter anecdotes. They explore the sensation of creamy butter and cracked butts, and delve into unconscious thought systems. The concept of irritability and rage is explored, as well as parenting dilemmas. They also touch on love, fame, narcissism, vulnerability, and attachment theory. The importance of feeling acknowledged and loved is discussed, along with the dynamics of relationships during game night.

Moshe Kasher, author of Subculture Vulture!, returns to chat about dressing up for Halloween, their experiences with public school and Jewish weddings, strange conversations about Lion King, sports, and yacht racing. They discuss underlying issues and addictions, struggles with food choices, the temporary nature of life, and the concept of time and existence. They also touch on consciousness, the influence of marketing on gender roles, and shifting perspectives.

Comedian Joe Gatto discusses diabetes, desserts, and frustrations of box office success. They delve into the phenomenon of blood flow during erections, the power of improv, and personal challenges. They talk about misunderstandings, changing perspectives, and the importance of ritual multivitamins for men's health. The conversation also covers dog rescue, buying a house, and unexpectedly getting back together, as well as the desire for a family home and starting a podcast to give motherly advice.

In this podcast, they discuss morning routines, facial hair, and drinking anecdotes. They also delve into psychedelics, alcohol, and breaking free from societal expectations. The conversation touches on home transformation, masculinity, self-destructive behavior, and toxic masculinity. They share humorous exchanges about soap, race-based advertising, and movie opinions. They discuss the concept of unreliable narrators and the movie 'Joker'. They also share funny anecdotes about sexual health and their harrowing yet transformative experience with mushrooms. They explore the importance of channeling energy, staying active and focused, and the interconnectedness of all things. The podcast concludes with discussions about observations, jokes, existential musings, the concept of salvation, authenticity, and funny incidents in Chicago comedy.

Steve-O, celebrity stunt performer and comedian, discusses topics such as his evolution in comedy, Tom Cruise's association with Scientology, filming with the agorias, pushing beyond comfort zones, the significance of self-care during the holiday season, exploring the concept of wearing masks, financial insecurity and retirement, compulsion, mental illness, and seeking happiness, addressing disruptions and therapy, addressing unrealistic expectations and heckling in comedy shows, and hilarious pranks and empowering Motley Crew encounters.

Actor Glenn Howerton talks about topics ranging from Liquid Death and alternative drinks, to Neutropics and the transient nature of existence. They discuss the allure of smoking cigarettes, the talented actor Jesse Plummins, movie preferences, unexpected encounters at hotels and resorts, vampires and acting, creating opportunities, cathartic release, benefits of nicotine gum, and the importance of authenticity in performances.

Topics discussed include tongue scraping and chemical-free personal care products, making up songs in the car, improving attitudes with humor, the difficulty of connecting and the concept of dandruff, nostalgic hair removal mishaps, future challenges, feeling stuffed, and a funny high, and a funny experience reading a chapter book for children.

Comedian Malik Elassal talks about masturbation rituals, interpretations of 'God is great', speculating about Mickey Mouse's pants, the impact of a teacher on pursuing acting, mortgaging the present and legacy, survival instincts vs. worrying, the power of asking for help, integrating practices for success, the simplicity and beauty of life, working with special needs kids, and the importance of rules and disciplines.

The hosts talk about the creative process, the power of the unconscious mind, love and fear, dealing with inner thoughts and emotions, prioritizing family, personal fulfillment, and frustrations with construction delays.