Tosh Show

Daniel sits down with scare attraction expert Chris Stafford, who has spent the better part of his career building the largest Halloween live event company in the world.

Dr. Kate Balestrieri, a licensed psychologist and sex therapist, dives into the fascinating world of sexual health. She discusses the complexities of sexual connection and the importance of open communication in relationships. The conversation highlights the orgasm gap and explores societal perceptions of sex, including the world of throuples and non-monogamy. With humor and personal anecdotes, Dr. Balestrieri sheds light on how intimacy evolves in diverse relationships and the significance of therapy in understanding our sexual dynamics.

As Hurricane Milton approaches, the hosts blend humor with personal stories about family dynamics during storm preparations. They reflect on the emotional challenges and resilience required when facing natural disasters. A quirky critique of the Weather Channel's ad choices reveals the absurdity of mismatched advertising during urgent coverage. With anecdotes highlighting their family's lightheartedness amidst chaos, they remind listeners of the importance of community support and finding laughter even in turbulent times.

Tony Angelo, former professional drift racer and TV personality from Hot Rod Garage, chats with Daniel about the thrilling world of drifting. They dive into the sport's origins and what it takes to succeed on the track. The duo also shares personal stories about car modifications, including restoring a vintage Subaru for a community project. With humor and nostalgia, they reflect on the camaraderie found in the drifting community and the funny challenges of car mechanics, all while blending personal life changes with their love for cars.

Jesse, an engineer renowned for his stunning visual installations at Burning Man, dives into the enchanting chaos of the festival. He discusses the meticulous planning and bold creativity that goes into constructing art in the desert. Expect humorous tales of festival life, including the peculiarities of porta-potties and culinary challenges. Jesse reflects on how art fosters community, revealing the emotional connections that develop through collaborative creativity. His insights illuminate the unique magic of Burning Man and the adventures that come with it.

Jaclyn Sienna India, a renowned travel planner for billionaires, shares fascinating insights into the world of ultra luxury travel. She discusses the allure of chartering yachts and helicopter airport transfers, revealing why high-end hotels might be losing their charm. The conversation dives into the unique experiences sought by wealthy clients and the unexpected personal stories that shape their travel choices. With humor and candor, Jaclyn explores the evolving landscape of luxury travel and the intricate desires of ultra high-net-worth individuals.

Alex Honnold, the celebrated star of the Academy Award-winning documentary Free Solo, dives into life as a new parent and the unique challenges it brings to his climbing career. He shares humorous insights about van life and whether he still eats with a spatula. The conversation touches on the balance of family and climbing, revealing how fatherhood reshapes his approach to the sport. Alex's anecdotes blend the thrill of rock climbing with relatable everyday humor, making for an engaging and entertaining discussion.

Daniel cooks the Miami-Dade police department, Tom Brady, and the oldest player in the league, Aaron Rodgers.

Daniel is grounded while talking with Los Angeles flight medic Phil, who has done everything from delivering babies to pronouncing deaths in his 20 years on the job.

Daniel is all in this week with poker player Nikki Limo, who went from acting in Los Angeles to making a final table in her first World Series of Poker appearance in Las Vegas.