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This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von episode 607: Young Amish Male
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TPW 607 – A Conversation with a Young Amish Male on Rumspringa

This Past Weekend with Theo Von · Episode #607 · Host: Theo Von · Guest: a young Amish man · Published Sep 3 2025 · Runtime 1:33:49 · Watch: YouTube Theo talks with a young Amish man from Minnesota who is on Rumspringa: the language and customs, church, school, buggies, pacifism, how Rumspringa and its rules work, baptism and shunning, dating, technology, food and community, Amish taxes and business, and what he’s found dipping a toe into the outside world, from Corvettes and air shows to an Amish hat for Theo. Chapters People Products Places Ads Chapters 0:00 Show opening and merch. 0:26 Introducing the Amish guest. 1:06 Language and Amish customs. 4:33 Hospital births and music. 6:30 Meeting Theo and jazz. 7:57 Church and cats. 10:11 Non-Amish and Australia. 12:22 Media and TV shows. 14:59 Rumspringer explained. 17:19 Buggies and a fire. 19:48 Pacifism and history. 22:28 Merch and sponsors. 24:16 Amish school life. 26:46 Games and relationships. 29:40 Genetics and genealogy. 32:31 Down syndrome and Iron Man. 35:54 Biking and Mexico. 37:29 The rules of Rumspringer. 39:21 Baptism and shunning. 42:32 Merch and sponsor break. 44:57 Corvettes and air shows. 47:05 Meeting Theo. 49:30 Amish hat gift. 52:01 Modern technology. 55:17 Food and community. 57:42 Economic changes. 59:10 Music and childhood games. 1:02:00 Dating and communication. 1:05:23 Misconceptions and holidays. 1:08:19 Discipline and taxes. 1:10:52 Business shifts. 1:13:56 Music and entertainment. 1:16:26 Future decisions. 1:19:24 Family and togetherness. 1:21:51 Holidays and misconceptions. 1:25:03 Closing thoughts. Show more Want this section to go deeper? Share this page with the creators and have them sign up so we can get permission to dig deeper into this episode. People On this episode Theo Von The Comedian List · Wikipedia · Best Movies & TV Shows Host. 0:00 Young Amish man (unnamed) Guest. On Rumspringa, from Minnesota. 0:26 People mentioned Show more Want this section to go deeper? Share this page with the creators and have them sign up so we can get permission to dig deeper into this episode. Products Show more Want this section to go deeper? Share this page with the creators and have them sign up so we can get permission to dig deeper into this episode. Places Minnesota — the guest’s home. 0:26 Rumspringa — explained. 14:59 Show more Want this section to go deeper? Share this page with the creators and have them sign up so we can get permission to dig deeper into this episode. Ads Perplexity AI (0:00) — pplx.ai/theo · comet.perplexity.ai · Ask anything. and download their new web browser Comet Theo Von tour and merch (house) (0:00) — theovon.com. Mando (23:41) — shopmando.com · Use code THEO to get 20% off sitewide. Celsius (43:56) — Go to the Celsius Amazon store to check out all of their flavors. ShipStation (43:56) — shipstation.com/theo · Upgrade to ShipStation today to get a sixty-day free trial Show more Want this section to go deeper? Share this page with the creators and have them sign up so we can get permission to dig deeper into this episode. Show notes are a summary, not a full transcript. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Links on this page may be affiliate links through Amazon and other partner programs we participate in now or in the future. If you buy through those links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von episode 606: Lainey Wilson
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Lainey Wilson on Her New Album, Whirlwind, & Life on Tour – TPW #606

This Past Weekend with Theo Von · Episode #606 · Host: Theo Von · Guest: Lainey Wilson · Published Aug 28 2025 · Runtime 1:35:31 · Watch: YouTube Country star Lainey Wilson returns to swap Louisiana upbringings with Theo, talk about getting her own exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame, rodeo and crawfish, songwriting and touring, and the time Hardy took her whole crew to a strip club in Alabama. The deluxe edition of her album Whirlwind is out now. Chapters People Products Places Ads Chapters 0:00 Louisiana upbringing. 3:22 Life outside Louisiana. 6:19 Family and music. 9:16 Rodeo and crawfish. 11:53 Music career beginnings. 14:41 Songwriting process. 17:31 Touring and fans. 21:12 Personal life and values. 23:20 Fashion and style. 26:06 Future goals. 28:20 Charity work. 30:45 Reflections on success. 33:40 Music industry challenges. 36:27 Final thoughts. 39:00 Family and traditions. 42:08 Rodeo memories. 44:57 Louisiana festivals. 48:06 Nashville music scene. 50:58 Acting and film projects. 53:46 Inspirations. 56:44 Future music plans. 59:43 Louisiana culture. 1:02:07 Collaboration and creative process. 1:05:39 Personal growth. 1:08:44 Fashion and brand partnerships. 1:12:03 Louisiana food and hospitality. 1:14:47 Touring stories. 1:17:44 Fan encounters. 1:20:26 Social media and digital world. 1:23:33 Impersonators. 1:26:34 Country Music Hall of Fame exhibit. 1:29:17 Creative projects. 1:31:59 Future outlook. Show more Want this section to go deeper? Share this page with the creators and have them sign up so we can get permission to dig deeper into this episode. People On this episode Theo Von The Comedian List · Wikipedia · Best Movies & TV Shows Host. 0:00 Lainey Wilson Official site · Wikipedia Guest. Country singer and songwriter from Baskin, Louisiana. 0:00 People mentioned Hardy Wikipedia The strip-club story. 0:00 Show more Want this section to go deeper? Share this page with the creators and have them sign up so we can get permission to dig deeper into this episode. Products Whirlwind (deluxe) — Lainey’s latest album. Amazon 0:00 Show more Want this section to go deeper? Share this page with the creators and have them sign up so we can get permission to dig deeper into this episode. Places Baskin, Louisiana — Lainey’s hometown. 0:00 Country Music Hall of Fame, Nashville — her exhibit. 0:00 Show more Want this section to go deeper? Share this page with the creators and have them sign up so we can get permission to dig deeper into this episode. Ads Celsius (0:00) — Go to the Celsius Amazon store to check out all of their flavors. Perplexity AI (0:00) — pplx.ai/theo · comet.perplexity.ai · Ask anything. and download their new web browser Comet See America’s Team (0:00) — The Gambler and His Cowboys streaming now only on Netflix! Theo Von tour and merch (house) (0:00) — theovon.com · tour dates and new merch. JackPocket (27:49) — jkpt.co/4lOvTIG · Download the Jackpocket Lottery app today to start ordering Powerball and Mega Millions tickets right on your smartphone. New customers opt in Use code TVON for $5 in lottery credits. Helix Sleep (30:34) — helixsleep.com/theo · Get 27% off sitewide. Acorns (1:02:36) — acorns.com/THEO · Sign up now and boost your new account with a $20 bonus investment BoomBoom (1:03:57) — BoomBoom.com · Get BoomBoom Use code THEO for 20% off or you can find them at Walmart or CVS nationwide. Shopify (1:05:21) — shopify.com/theo · Build start building your business. Show more Want this section to go deeper? Share this page with the creators and have them sign up so we can get permission to dig deeper into this episode. Show notes are a summary, not a full transcript. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Links on this page may be affiliate links through Amazon and other partner programs we participate in now or in the future. If you buy through those links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

PBD Podcast Ep 635: Trump's Chicago Threat, Newsom's New Merch, Wes Moore vs National Guard & Snoop Slams Disney
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PBD Podcast 635 – Trumps Chicago Threat, Newsom’s New Merch, Wes Moore vs National Guard & Snoop SLAMS Disney

More than 2 results are available in the PRO version (This notice is only visible to admin users) PBD PBD Podcast 635 – Trumps Chicago Threat, Newsom’s New Merch, Wes Moore vs National Guard & Snoop SLAMS Disney PBD Podcast 634 – John Bolton RAIDED, Trump EMERGENCY Briefing, Cracker Barrel COOKED & Newsom’s CRINGE Tweets PBD Podcast 633 – Trump Mail-In Ballot Ban, Joy Reid, Matthew Perry & Digital Guilt Tipping General Overview: The episode features a wide range of current events and discussions, from political news and economic policies to social issues and personal anecdotes. The hosts cover recent revelations, ongoing debates, and promotional content for their upcoming conference. Key Topics & Discussions: Ghislaine Maxwell Interview Release: A six-hour interview Ghislaine Maxwell did with Todd Blanch was released on July 24th/25th. Speculation surrounds what significant information, if any, she might have revealed. Sergey Lavrov and Kristen Welker Interview: Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov had a “very good interview” with NBC’s Kristen Welker, where he pushed back on her claims. Lavrov stated that no meeting is planned with Zelensky until a proper presidential agenda is ready for a summit. He also mentioned that Zelensky previously rejected several principles for negotiation proposed by President Trump. The hosts noted that Russia continues to believe Ukraine is part of Russia and aims to install a “Putin puppet” in Ukraine. Federal Reserve Minutes & Trump’s Tariffs: Federal Reserve minutes highlight divisions over the impact of Trump’s tariffs on inflation. Jerome Powell reportedly had to acknowledge that these tariffs had “little to no effect” on inflation. However, a Financial Times article mentioned that tariff revenue is projected to cut the US deficit by $4 trillion over the next decade. National Guard Deployments, Crime, and Political Reactions: 1,700 National Guard troops are deploying in 19 states (including Texas, Florida, Virginia, Ohio, etc.) to support the Department of Homeland Security in a nationwide crackdown on illegal immigration and crime. Their roles include case management, transportation, logistical support, and clerical functions (personal data collection, fingerprinting, DNA swabbing, photographing ICE detainees). DC Crime Stats: During Trump’s federal crackdown, crime statistics in Washington D.C. reportedly “plummeted.” A former police union official, Greg Peton, revealed that the police department had been “fudging crime stats,” intentionally downplaying violent crimes like shootings and robberies as lesser offenses (e.g., “injured person” reports or “thefts”). Public Opinion: Some citizens working in D.C. expressed feeling safer and seeing positive results from the National Guard’s presence. Opposition from Officials: Maryland Governor Wes Moore vehemently opposed the deployment, calling it “not sustainable,” “not scalable,” “unconstitutional” (a violation of the 10th Amendment), and “deeply disrespectful” to untrained National Guard members. He argued it distracts from economic issues. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced Chicago would “refuse to work with ICE” and urged citizens to “rise up against tyranny,” despite the city facing significant crime rates (581 homicides, 2,600 shootings, 1,600 carjackings in 2024 alone). Crime is reported to be declining year-over-year, but still higher than other cities in America. Citizen Reactions: A homeless woman in Seattle directly pleaded for Trump to send the National Guard to help make her city safe again, while another individual was recorded yelling at Guard members in D.C. to “refuse these orders.” ICE Assaults: Homeland Security reported a “1000% increase in assaults” against ICE agents, fueled by “sanctuary politicians rhetoric.” An incident in San Francisco involving Adrian Guerrero threatening ICE agents with a knife during an anti-ICE riot was highlighted. Trump Administration Vetting: The Trump administration plans to vet illegal immigrant applicants for “anti-Americanism and anti-semitism.” Political Divide Between Young Men and Women: A significant political divide is observed, impacting dating app trust. Data suggests young men are generally “at the zero line” (neither liberal nor conservative), while young women are “off the deep end progressive,” leading to a perception of “angry liberal single lonely depressed feminists.” Kamala Harris Book Tour: Kamala Harris is reportedly on a “107-day tour” to promote her book, “The Invisible Tour,” with hosts suggesting she is more committed to the book than presidential aspirations. Texas GOP Gerrymandering: The Texas GOP passed a House gerrymander that was requested by Trump. Snoop Dogg’s Reaction to “Lightyear” Movie & Political Shift: Snoop Dogg took his grandson to see Disney’s “Lightyear,” where a scene featured two lesbian mothers with a child. His grandson, confused, asked, “Papa Snoop how she have a baby with a woman she a woman?” Snoop expressed his discomfort, stating he’s “scared to go to the movies now” due to such content being included in children’s films. Notably, Snoop Dogg, who was previously anti-Trump in 2017, has reportedly shifted his stance, expressing “nothing but love for Trump” in a 2024 interview, citing Trump’s pardon of Michael Harris. Discussion arose about Disney’s “woke” agenda, with Kathleen Kennedy of Lucas Films (Disney) being identified as a key figure in this trend, whose contract is ending in 2025. Pete Buttigieg’s Lack of Black Voter Support: A June 2025 Emerson College poll showed 0% support for Pete Buttigieg from black voters for the Democratic nomination, across all black voters. This was tied to the idea that he “doesn’t move” the black community. Gavin Newsom’s Presidential Ambitions & Past Controversies: Newsom’s “new publicity stunt” – mimicking Trump’s “Patriot Shop” merchandise and slogans – has led to a 450% increase in his online following since mid-June, over a million new followers on TikTok and Instagram, and a 1300% surge in daily Google searches. This is seen as an effective strategy to generate attention for a potential 2028 presidential bid. Past Controversies: An old interview clip showed Newsom as a mayor deflecting questions and walking out, appearing “uncomfortable to watch.” He made a public apology in 2007 for an affair with Ruby Rippey-Tourk, the wife of his best friend and campaign manager, which occurred in 2005 while he was Mayor of San Francisco. A debate opponent famously used this to question his trustworthiness with the state. One host suggested the DNC might favor JB Pritzker over Newsom

PBD Podcast Ep 634: John Bolton Raided, Trump Emergency Briefing, Cracker Barrel Cooked & Newsom's Cringe Tweets
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PBD Podcast 634 – John Bolton RAIDED, Trump EMERGENCY Briefing, Cracker Barrel COOKED & Newsom’s CRINGE Tweets

More than 2 results are available in the PRO version (This notice is only visible to admin users) PBD PBD Podcast 634 – John Bolton RAIDED, Trump EMERGENCY Briefing, Cracker Barrel COOKED & Newsom’s CRINGE Tweets PBD Podcast 633 – Trump Mail-In Ballot Ban, Joy Reid, Matthew Perry & Digital Guilt Tipping Hosted by: Pat, Adam, Tom, and Vinnie 🧠 Main Topics and Themes 00:00 – 04:36 Show Introduction & Teasers: The hosts kick off the show with teasers for the main topics, including the raid on John Bolton’s home, Target’s stock woes, and California Governor Gavin Newsom’s policies and tweets. 04:37 – 06:45 ✍️ VT SIGNATURE COLLECTION: The hosts announce a new PBD podcast circle on an app called “Man Connect” and a new signed book and hat collection, offering a free keychain with hat orders. 06:46 – 21:12 John Bolton’s Home Raided: The hosts discuss the breaking news that the FBI raided former National Security Advisor John Bolton’s home in Maryland at 7:00 a.m. They analyze a Fox News alert and debate whether the raid is a legitimate investigation into a classified documents leak or politically motivated retribution. They compare it to the raid on Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence and discuss Trump’s history of hiring and firing staff. 21:13 – 45:08 Target Stock Drops: The hosts discuss Target’s stock plunging by approximately 7% after the new CEO was announced. They highlight a campaign led by a black pastor, which they suggest contributed to the decline in stock value and foot traffic. They also discuss the broader impact of what they refer to as the “woke agenda” on companies. 45:09 – 57:44 Cracker Barrel Rebrand: The discussion shifts to Cracker Barrel and its rebrand, which the hosts attribute to a loss of customers. They critique the company’s decision-making and play a satirical clip about the CEO’s perspective on the rebrand. 57:45 – 1:12:58 California Redistricting & Newsom’s “CRINGE” Tweets: The hosts discuss a new redistricting plan passed in California. They heavily criticize Governor Gavin Newsom, describing him as a “chameleon” trying to imitate Donald Trump. They also play a clip of Newsom discussing “punching” opponents. 1:12:59 – 1:23:08 Trump Targeting Mexican Cartels: The hosts discuss Donald Trump’s executive order designating Mexican cartels as terrorists, which would allow for unilateral military action against them. They bring up the high number of fentanyl deaths in the U.S., which they compare to war casualties, and argue for a more aggressive approach to the issue. 1:23:09 – 1:28:19 Ashley St. Clair Faces Eviction: A brief segment on a personal issue faced by Ashley St. Clair, possibly an eviction. 1:28:20 – 1:38:53 Christian Revival in the U.K.: The hosts express their joy over a report that belief in God has reportedly tripled among 18-24 year olds in the U.K. They share personal anecdotes and discuss their own faith, mentioning the book A Case for Christ and a Louis C.K. joke about Christianity. 1:38:54 – 1:51:22 Bed, Bath & Beyond Abandons California: The hosts discuss Bed, Bath & Beyond’s bankruptcy and its decision to close its stores, citing comments from Marcus Lemonis that the company would not reinvest in California due to Governor Newsom’s policies.1     1:51:23 – 2:04:12 Kentucky Judge Scandal: The hosts discuss a story about a Kentucky judge who was allegedly running a “sex for favors” scheme with inmates and was shot by a sheriff. A clip of an interview with a woman who claims to be a victim is shown. 2:04:13 – 2:06:40 Trump to Hold Emergency Press Briefing: The episode concludes with breaking news that Donald Trump will hold an emergency press briefing to address the raid on John Bolton’s home.   🧍 People   John Bolton: Google Search Donald Trump: Google Search · The Celeb List Gavin Newsom: Google Search Ashley St. Clair: Google Search Marcus Lemonis: Google Search Leticia James: Google Search Kash Patel: Google Search Dan Bongino: Google Search Pam Bondi: Google Search Megan Hayes: Google Search David Smut: Google Search Michael Wolf: Google Search Ghislaine Maxwell: Google Search Jeffrey Epstein: Google Search Michael Cohen: Google Search Joe Scarborough: Google Search Ronald Reagan: Google Search Dennis Quaid: Google Search Chris Pratt: Google Search Ty Adams: Google Search Kevin Mullins: Google Search Sean Mickey Stein: Google Search Louis C.K.: Google Search Lee Strobel: Google Search   📍 Places   Maryland: Google Search Mar-a-Lago: Google Search California: Google Search New York: Google Search Washington: Google Search Mexico: Google Search North Korea: Google Search Venezuela: Google Search Afghanistan: Google Search United Kingdom (U.K.): Google Search Kentucky: Google Search Lecher County: Google Search   🛍️ Brands, Sponsors, and Products   PBD Podcast Circle: The hosts’ new platform on an app called Man Connect. VT Signature Collection: Merchandise including signed books (Your Next Five Moves and Choose Your Enemies Wisely) and signed red hats from “valuetainment.” Target: A major retailer whose stock is discussed as having dropped.2     Walmart: A competitor to Target that is discussed. Cracker Barrel: A restaurant chain discussed for its rebrand.3     Bed, Bath & Beyond: A home goods retailer discussed for its bankruptcy.4     Starbucks: Mentioned in a humorous anecdote. The Onion: A satirical news organization. Fox News: The news network that aired the clip about the Bolton raid.5     NewsNation: The network that aired the interview with Ty Adams. The Post: The publication that reported on Target’s new CEO. CNN: The news network that did a story on the pastor’s boycott of Target. X: The social media platform formerly known as Twitter.6     Amazon: Where the books mentioned would be found.   🎭 Events and Experiences   John Bolton’s Home Raid: The central breaking news story of the podcast. Target’s Stock Plunge: The financial consequences for Target after a new CEO was announced and a boycott gained momentum. Trump’s Emergency Press Briefing: Breaking news at the end of the show that Trump is holding a press briefing to address the Bolton raid. The Kentucky Judge Scandal: The shocking story

This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von episode 605: Memphis Crisp
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Memphis Crisp: Solo – This Past Weekend with Theo Von #605

This Past Weekend with Theo Von · Episode #605 · Host: Theo Von · Published Aug 24 2025 · Runtime 1:06:51 · Watch: YouTube Theo goes solo: going to Hulk Hogan’s funeral, a new vision for the Grammys, what some girls in Philly are like, Morgan Wallen news, a spelling bee story, radioactive shrimp, China’s pregnancy robot, listener voicemails on dating, a first baby and alcoholism, and the power of brotherhood. Chapters People Products Places Ads Chapters 0:00 Life and career updates. 0:56 Burnout and show updates. 2:03 Philadelphia dating stories. 6:11 Touring and Mexican culture. 7:44 Future plans and tour wrap. 8:45 Hulk Hogan's funeral. 17:35 Morgan Wallen news. 22:14 School spelling bee story. 24:13 Missing woman found in Scotland. 26:58 Advertisement break. 28:43 Pornography addiction help. 30:19 Radioactive shrimp news. 33:28 China's pregnancy robot. 36:12 Caller advice: Shaky Jake. 39:01 Caller advice: Dating. 43:43 Caller advice: First baby. 47:03 Caller advice: Relationships. 50:27 Caller advice: Alcoholism. 55:24 Joaquin Phoenix interview. 58:59 Closing thoughts. Show more Want this section to go deeper? Share this page with the creators and have them sign up so we can get permission to dig deeper into this episode. People On this episode Theo Von The Comedian List · Wikipedia · Best Movies & TV Shows Host. 0:00 People mentioned Hulk Hogan Wikipedia Theo went to his funeral. 8:45 Morgan Wallen Wikipedia In the news. 17:35 Joaquin Phoenix Wikipedia An interview clip. 55:24 Show more Want this section to go deeper? Share this page with the creators and have them sign up so we can get permission to dig deeper into this episode. Products Show more Want this section to go deeper? Share this page with the creators and have them sign up so we can get permission to dig deeper into this episode. Places Philadelphia — dating stories. 2:03 Show more Want this section to go deeper? Share this page with the creators and have them sign up so we can get permission to dig deeper into this episode. Ads Celsius (0:00) — Go to the Celsius Amazon store to check out all of their flavors. Morgan & Morgan (0:00) — forthepeople.com/THEO · See if you might have a case. Morgan and Morgan. America's Largest Injury Law Firm. Perplexity AI (0:00) — pplx.ai/theo · comet.perplexity.ai · Ask anything. and download their new web browser Comet Theo Von tour and merch (house) (0:00) — theovon.com · tour dates and new merch. Valor Recovery (30:00) — valorrecoverycoaching.com · To learn more about Valor Recovery please visit them or email them at admin@valorrecoverycoaching.com Show more Want this section to go deeper? Share this page with the creators and have them sign up so we can get permission to dig deeper into this episode. Show notes are a summary, not a full transcript. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Links on this page may be affiliate links through Amazon and other partner programs we participate in now or in the future. If you buy through those links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Harland Highway episode 177 with Harland Williams: Dusty Slay
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Dusty Slay and Harland Williams – Harland Highway Podcast 175

HHP Dusty Slay and Harland Williams – Harland Highway Podcast 175 What’s Ailing Us? A Comedic Deep Dive with Dr. Drew and Harland Williams – Harland Highway Podcast 173 Air Date: August 26, 2025 GUEST: Dusty Slay Dusty Slay is an American stand-up comedian known for his blue-collar storytelling style, often drawing from his own life experiences growing up in a trailer park in Opelika, Alabama. Born on May 18, 1982, Slay’s comedy centers on relatable, everyday observations with a warm, eternally optimistic outlook. Before focusing full-time on comedy, Dusty worked various jobs including pesticide salesman and waiter. He started his comedy career in the late 2000s after taking improv classes and has since become a popular live performer and TV guest. Slay is notable for being the youngest comedian to perform at the Grand Ole Opry stage in Nashville, where he now resides. He has appeared on major shows such as The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel Live, and Netflix’s The Standups. His first Netflix special, “Workin’ Man,” debuted in January 2024, followed by “Wet Heat” in July 2025. Dusty also hosts the “We’re Having a Good Time” podcast with his wife, Hannah, and co-hosts the Nateland Podcast alongside comedians Nate Bargatze and others. Based on the transcript of “The Harland Highway” podcast episode with guest Dusty Slay, here is a complete and structured breakdown of all relevant information for podcast show notes. 🎙️ Episode Metadata Title: DUSTY SLAY Talks farming folk, blowing, and what kind of hay is better, square or round Host: Harland Williams (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harland_Williams) Guest: Dusty Slay (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dusty_Slay) Podcast: The Harland Highway (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-harland-highway/id321980603) Episode Number: 175 Air Date: August 26, 2025 🧠 Main Topics and Themes 0:25 – 1:26: Movie Announcement: The podcast starts with a major announcement about Harland Williams’s new comedy movie, “Wingman,” which he wrote, directed, and starred in. A sneak screening will be held at the Big Bear Film Festival. 1:27 – 3:00: Sound Check and Language: A humorous discussion on the phrase “check check one two” and its potential for ethnic insensitivity, which then devolves into testing it with different nationalities. 3:01 – 5:00: Explosives and Word Power: A debate on which word sounds better for a comedy entrance: “dynamite” or “TNT,” with the conclusion that “nitroglycerin” is more powerful but too difficult to remember. 5:01 – 7:30: Dusty’s Accent and Family Dynamics: Dusty breaks down the multiple influences on his accent and shares stories about his wife mimicking his dad and his dad’s yelling. 7:31 – 10:00: Hay Baling and Farm Life: Dusty recounts his childhood on the farm, the back-breaking work of bailing “square bales,” and the technological advancement of the round baler that put him and his stepbrothers out of a job. 10:01 – 11:30: Manure Spreaders and Police Chases: A tangential discussion on manure spreaders and a humorous idea for using one to escape the police. 11:31 – 14:00: “Dust in the Wind” and Mortality: The hosts connect Dusty’s name to the classic Kansas song, leading to a philosophical discussion on mortality, the shifting concert experience, and the origins of household dust. 14:01 – 16:30: The “Scientific” Nature of Boogers: A pseudo-scientific breakdown of booger composition and the hosts’ advocacy for growing a “fingerpicking nail” for nose-picking. 16:31 – 19:00: Alabama Peach Culture and Fuzz: A light-hearted debate about the fuzz on peaches, eating the whole kiwi, and the existence of a “fuzz buster” organ in the human body. 19:01 – 21:00: “Scientific” Glasses and Whoville Profanity: Harland points out Dusty’s glasses, which Dusty explains are part of his plan to “throw people off,” followed by crude and humorous interpretations of “Horton Hears a Who.” 21:01 – 23:00: Country Music and International Themes: The hosts discuss the lyrical themes of country music, specifically mentioning Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard as exceptions to the focus on America. 23:01 – 25:00: Willie Nelson and “Advertising the Woods”: Harland recalls telling Willie Nelson a dark joke. This leads to a discussion of a strange radio ad for “the woods” and the uses of birch and magnolia leaves. 25:01 – 27:30: Pesticides and Microscopic Mites: Dusty talks about his past as a pesticide salesman and the hosts discuss the “scientific” nature of bed bugs and the mites that eat eyelash grease. 27:31 – 29:30: Ants as “Snowmen” and Wintertime Flings: A playful comparison of ants to snowmen based on their body parts, leading to a comedic reimagining of “Winter Wonderland.” 29:31 – 32:00: Dusty’s Hair and the “Blowing” Misunderstanding: Harland comments on Dusty’s long hair, which leads to a prolonged and hilarious misunderstanding about the word “blowing” (as in blow-drying). 32:01 – 34:00: Jesus, Glasses, and “Stupid Gurus”: The hosts discuss why Jesus is never depicted with glasses, leading to a general skepticism of self-proclaimed gurus. 34:01 – 35:00: Harland’s “Ass Hair” and “Butt Bun”: Harland shares a bizarre and comedic personal story about his long body hair. 35:01 – 38:00: Words from a Wooden Shoe: Sexual Chemistry: Dusty draws a card from a Dutch clog, leading him to tell a story about his relationship with a female pesticide rep from a competing company. 38:01 – 39:00: Podcast Outro and Promotion: The hosts wrap up, and Dusty promotes his work. 🧍 People Dusty Slay: Guest, comedian, actor. · The Comedian List Russell Peters: Actor in the movie “Wingman.” Jamie Kennedy: Actor in the movie “Wingman.” Kayla Wallace: Actress in the movie “Wingman.” Shiva Negar: Actress in the movie “Wingman.” Evan Marsh: Lead actor in the movie “Wingman.” Jimmie Walker: Comedian referenced in the discussion on “TNT.” Harland Williams: Host of the podcast. · The Comedian List · The Celeb List · Best Movies & TV Shows Bobby Bare: Country singer mentioned. Hank Williams Jr.: Country singer mentioned. Willie Nelson: Country singer mentioned. Merle Haggard: Country singer mentioned. Jesus: Figure discussed in the context of glasses. Harland’s dad, Dusty’s dad and sister, and his wife are also mentioned. 📍 Places California, USA: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California Big Bear, California, USA: https://www.bigbearlake.net/ Los

The Nateland Podcast Ep 267: John Crist
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Nateland Podcast: Ponies, Pitches & A Proposal featuring John Crist – Ep. 267

More than 2 results are available in the PRO version (This notice is only visible to admin users) NATELAND Which Wolf Are You Feeding? ft Anjelah Johnson-Reyes – Public Figures – A Nateland Podcast – Ep 16 What Happened in the Year 2000? – Public Figures – A Nateland Podcast – Ep #15 Meats with Greg Warren – Public Figures Ep 9 Nateland Podcast: Ponies, Pitches & A Proposal featuring John Crist – Ep. 267 Nateland Podcast: Unpacking the Generations with Comedian Ryan Hamilton – Ep. 266 Teachers, Waffle House, and Philly: A Hilarious Discussion with Mike Vecchione on Nateland GUEST: John Crist John Crist is an American stand-up comedian and viral video sensation known for his humorous takes on Christian culture and everyday life. Born on March 20, 1984, in Lilburn, Georgia, he grew up in a deeply religious family with seven siblings and was homeschooled. Crist gained widespread popularity through his comedy sketch videos on YouTube, such as “Every Parent at Disney” and “Millennial International,” which have amassed millions of views. He has opened for prominent comedians like Jeff Foxworthy, Dave Chappelle, and Seth Meyers and has performed sold-out tours across the U.S., frequently appearing on major media platforms including ESPN, CBS Sports, and Good Morning America. John Crist has released multiple comedy specials including “John Crist: Emotional Support” and “What Are We Doing?” which received millions of views on YouTube and Hulu. In addition to comedy, he authored the bestselling book “Delete That,” and hosts the podcast “Net Positive,” which features a variety of guests from comedy, music, and sports. Despite facing controversies in 2019 regarding allegations of misconduct, Crist has continued to build a successful career with a focus on clean humor and relatable content.   🎙️ Episode Metadata   Episode Title: Nateland – Ep 267 – Ponies, Pitches & A Proposal Hosts: Nate Bargatze, Aaron Weber, Brian Bates Guest(s): John Crist Episode Number: 267 Air Date: (Not explicitly mentioned in the transcript)   🧠 Main Topics and Themes   0:00 – Introduction and Studio Location: Aaron Weber and Brian Bates introduce the episode from the Nateland studio in Nashville, Tennessee, and welcome guest John Crist. 2:05 – Nateland News & Weekend Recap: The hosts discuss the new season of Showcase on YouTube and a live show featuring Yakov Smirnoff. 4:28 – Titans Code of Conduct Video: The group discusses their collaboration with the Tennessee Titans on a code of conduct video, including a funny anecdote about the process. 10:09 – John’s “Net Positive” Podcast Page Taken Down by AI: John Crist shares a story about his podcast page being taken down by AI on a podcast platform. 12:46 – Aaron’s First Pitch at Arkansas Naturals Game: Aaron Weber describes his experience of throwing the first pitch at a minor league baseball game. 21:03 – John’s Engagement Proposal: John Crist reveals the detailed, elaborate story of how he proposed to his fiancée, Lydia, involving a fake award ceremony and a symphony. 38:21 – Nate’s First Pitch in Baltimore: Nate Bargatze joins the conversation to share his experience throwing a first pitch for the Baltimore Orioles, contrasting it with Aaron Weber‘s. 45:10 – Comment Roundup: The group responds to listener comments, including those about great-grandparents, historical facts, and a logo discussion. 1:02:21 – McDonald’s Meal Number Changes: The hosts and guest get sidetracked discussing the change of McDonald’s meal numbers. 1:10:00 – John’s Cowboy Camp Experience: John Crist recounts his experience at a two-day cowboy camp in Florida, detailing the activities and culture. 1:22:47 – Cowboy Attire & Prop Comedy: The conversation shifts to cowboy attire like chaps, leading into a discussion about prop comedy and the difficulty of using props in stand-up. 1:39:26 – Upcoming Tour Dates & Logos: The episode concludes with a discussion of Nate Bargatze‘s tour dates and a lighthearted debate about the importance of comedians having a logo.   🧍 People   Nate Bargatze: Host of the Nateland Podcast. 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Tuesdays with Stories episode 619 with Mark Normand & Joe List: SOHOBO
Comedy, Tuesdays with Stories

Tuesdays with Stories 619 with Mark Normand & Joe List – SOHOBO

More than 2 results are available in the PRO version (This notice is only visible to admin users) TWS Live in LA with Bill Burr, Greg Fitzsimmons & Fahim Anwar – Tuesdays With Stories EP 657 Whore-nado – Tuesdays With Stories 656 with Mark Normand and Joe List – TWS Fart In My Mouth and Call It a Love Story – Tuesdays With Stories 655 with Mark Normand and Joe List – TWS Super Flu Jimmy Snuka I Tuesdays With Stories #653 w/ Mark Normand and Joe List Meat and Greet – Tuesdays With Stories – 649 Mark Normand & Joe List on Hulu Censorship, Spleen Stabbings & Shadow Bans | Tuesdays with Stories #648 Tuesdays with Stories 619 with Mark Normand & Joe List – SOHOBO Tuesdays with Stories 618 with Mark Normand & Joe List: Jokes, Docs, and Dates Tuesdays with Stories #617: Travel Disasters, E-Bikes, and Kooks with Mark Normand & Joe List The episode, titled “Sohobo,” is a classic installment of Tuesdays With Stories! with hosts Mark Normand and Joe List. They transform everyday chaos into humorous stories, from bizarre touring logistics to urban run-ins. The show’s appeal comes from the hosts’ natural, unfiltered rapport and their ability to find comedy in the mundane. Episode Insights The conversation is a free-flowing, stream-of-consciousness style, where one comment can trigger a long story or a spontaneous tangent. The hosts pull from their personal lives as touring comedians and new parents, giving the show a raw, intimate feel. A central theme is the complex relationship with New York City, which they portray as both a “hell hole” and a “great city.” Joe List describes it as frustrating and dangerous, while later praising its spontaneity and convenience. This duality shows that for the hosts, New York is an engine of creative material tied to its inherent madness. Another key theme is Mark Normand‘s passive, non-confrontational persona. His stories highlight his placid response to aggression, which is a core part of his comedic formula. This is subverted when a woman he accidentally splatters with chocolate coconut water responds with kindness, a moment that disorients him as much as anticipated anger would have. Episode Metadata The episode is titled “Sohobo | Tuesdays With Stories #619 w/ Mark Normand & Joe List.” Mark Normand is a comedian and actor from New Orleans, and Joe List is a comedian and actor from Massachusetts. The show is produced by Chuck, who is a recurring character in their banter. Main Topics & Themes Episode Segmentation with Timestamps Timestamp (s) Segment Title Summary 0:00 – 1:24 Intro Banter The hosts open with “fake banter” and joke about their producer, Chuck. 1:25 – 10:22 Mark Normand‘s “Bike Path Karen” Incident Mark Normand recounts an extended confrontation with an aggressive woman while riding his e-bike. 10:23 – 12:12 Joe List‘s Hamptons Gig & Ari Shaffir Joe List discusses a show in the Hamptons and contrasts his touring life with that of Ari Shaffir. 12:13 – 19:28 The Shroom Dealer & Mumford & Sons Joe List details a convoluted process for acquiring psilocybin mushrooms from a “scraggly looking” dreadlocked dealer. 19:29 – 21:55 The Great Ape Debate The hosts go on a tangent to determine the scientific difference between an ape and a monkey. 21:56 – 27:10 The Shroom Trip & The Watchmen Joe List explains his anxiety-filled trip at the concert. 27:11 – 31:48 Sponsor Reads The hosts deliver ad reads for Factor Meals Amazon and BetterHelp Amazon. 31:49 – 41:29 The NYC Sickness “Super Spreader Event” Mark Normand and Joe List discuss a widespread illness that afflicted the NYC comedy scene after a party hosted by Joe List. 41:30 – 53:57 The Dave Matthews Band Debacle Joe List recounts a hostile encounter with a parking attendant in New Hampshire and leaving the show early. 53:58 – 1:01:09 Mark Normand‘s Chocolate Coconut Water Incident Mark Normand tells a story about accidentally spilling a drink on a woman and being met with kindness. 1:01:10 – 1:04:36 The Hobo with the Hundo Mark Normand describes a perplexing encounter with a homeless man staring at a hundred-dollar bill. 1:04:37 – End Plugs The episode concludes with the hosts promoting their tour dates and special projects. People Mark Normand: The co-host, an American comedian and actor. Joe List: The co-host, a fellow American comedian. Chuck: The show’s producer. Earl Weaver: An American baseball manager. Mark Normand compares an aggressive woman to him. Dusty Rhodes: A professional wrestler. Mark Normand uses this comparison for the woman who confronted him. Erykah Badu: A singer mentioned in a pun. Ruby: A mutual friend of the hosts who arranged the mushroom delivery. Sarah Tollemache: Joe List‘s wife, a comedian. Ari Shaffir: A comedian and podcaster compared to Anthony Bourdain. Anthony Bourdain: The late chef and traveler. Ari Shaffir‘s lifestyle is likened to his. Jerry Seinfeld: The American comedian mentioned in two different contexts. Jackson Browne: A singer-songwriter from a joke on The Simpsons. Adam Sandler: A comedian and actor Joe List compares Dave Matthews to. Elvis Presley: The “King of Rock and Roll,” whose impression Joe List does. George W. Bush: The 43rd U.S. President. Mark Normand jokes that he looks like an ape. Matthew Salacuse: An American photographer and friend of the hosts. Charlie Salacuse: Matthew Salacuse‘s son. Harry Dunn: The character played by Jeff Daniels in Dumb and Dumber. Louis C.K. & Bobby Kelly: Comedians and friends of the hosts. Tom Dustin: A comedian and Joe List‘s long-time friend. Bill Burr: The American comedian who praised Tom Dustin‘s documentary. · Best Movies & TV Shows Johnny Knoxville: The co-creator of Jackass. Brad Rohrer: The co-host of Joe List‘s other podcast, Funbearable. Products Factor Meals Amazon: A meal delivery service. BetterHelp Amazon: An online therapy platform. Starbucks Amazon: The coffee shop Chuck is sent to. Chipotle Amazon: A fast-casual restaurant chain. McDonald’s Amazon: The fast-food chain. Wonderbread Amazon: A brand of sliced bread. Bathing Ape Amazon: A Japanese clothing line. Nissan Sentra Amazon: The model of car Joe List

We Might Be Drunk with Mark Normand & Sam Morril: Greg Fitzsimmons (Episode 246)
Comedy, We Might Be Drunk

We Might Be Drunk Podcast with Greg Fitzsimmons: Tour Tales, Tipping & The Art of Comedy

WMBD Mark Normand & Sam Morril – We Might Be Drunk Podcast – May 18, 2026 Kevin Nealon – Mark Normand and Sam Morril – We Might Be Drunk Podcast William H. Macy w/ Sam Morril & Mark Normand – We Might Be Drunk Podcast Ari Shaffir w/ Mark Normand & Sam Morril – We Might Be Drunk Podcast Gaten Matarazzo & Sean Giambrone – Mark Normand & Sam Morril – We Might Be Drunk Podcast Adam Carolla – Mark Normand & Sam Morril – We Might Be Drunk Podcast We Might Be Drunk Podcast with Greg Fitzsimmons: Tour Tales, Tipping & The Art of Comedy Patton Oswalt Gets Not Drunk with Sam Morril & Mark Normand – We Might Be Drunk Podcast Mike Lawrence & Mike Vecchione on We Might Be Drunk | Full Episode Notes WMBD – Dolph Lundgren with Mark Normand and Sam Morril Podcast Episode Details We Might Be Drunk Podcast (Greg Fitzsimmons w/ Mark Normand & Sam Morril) Hosts Mark Normand Sam Morril Guest Greg Fitzsimmons Episode Number Not Specified Air Date Aug 24, 2025 Episode Summary & Topics The We Might Be Drunk Podcast episode featuring guest Greg Fitzsimmons covers a variety of topics, often blending personal anecdotes with observations on the comedy industry and modern life. The episode can be segmented and summarized as follows: Main Topics and Themes 00:00 – 02:30: Opening & Greg Fitzsimmons Joins / Fitzsimmons, Spaghettes, and Boston Comedy’s Sobering Past Mark Normand and Sam Morril welcome Greg Fitzsimmons, an old friend and fellow comedian, noting his early recognition in the New York comedy scene. They try a drink called a “spaghette,” described as Miller High Life beer with Campari, jokingly referring to it as the “Aperol Spritz for men”. Greg Fitzsimmons reveals his 35 years of sobriety, leading to a discussion about the Boston comedy scene where young comics with driver’s licenses would transport headliners with DUIs to gigs outside the city. 02:30 – 05:50: Early Days in Comedy & New York Stories / Comedy Origins and the Rat Nightmare The comedians reminisce about the tough early days of their careers in New York and Boston, including the struggle for stage time and recognition. Greg shares an anecdote about the “spaghette” drink and his sobriety. One of the hosts begins a lengthy and comedic story about a rat infestation in his apartment, detailing his terrifying experience and subsequent attempts to get rid of it. 05:50 – 09:40: The Spaghette Drink & Sober Stories / Wild Nights, Cocaine, and Rat Nightmares The discussion revisits the “spaghette” drink, with the hosts playfully trying to get Greg to taste it, while he reaffirms his sobriety. Greg shares a personal story about his past cocaine use, noting that being broke helped him quit due to the expense. The rat nightmare saga continues, describing his frustration with exterminators and a frightening experience of thinking the rat was in his bed. 09:40 – 13:10: Wild Nights, Cocaine, and Young Comics / Sheen, Spoofs, and the Rat Nightmare Greg discusses his past cocaine use, highlighting its expense as a “brake” on the habit. The conversation transitions to Charlie Sheen’s role in Scary Movie 3 and the comedic style of spoof movies, praising the “dead straight” delivery of actors like Leslie Nielsen and George Kennedy in The Naked Gun. The rat problem narrative continues, detailing difficulties with exterminators and a harrowing account of a friend who killed a rat by pushing a dresser into it. 13:10 – 20:00: Charlie Sheen, Scary Movie, Spoof Movies / Naked Gun, Comedy Acting & Old School Jokes The comedians delve into spoof movies, discussing the comedic genius of Leslie Nielsen in The Naked Gun and the importance of deadpan delivery. They recount a joke about “manslaughter” from the film. The challenges of writing a new hour of stand-up comedy are discussed, emphasizing the discipline required to start from scratch and avoid old material. There are further updates on the rat saga, including the exterminator bringing hockey sticks to kill the rats. 20:00 – 27:00: Naked Gun, Comedy Acting & Old School Jokes / Rat Nightmares & Exterminator Adventures The discussion on spoof movies continues, with comparisons of Leslie Nielsen’s “dead straight” delivery to other comedians trying to “juice it”. The escalating war against the rat continues, including the “Rat King” exterminator using hockey sticks, and a friend’s story of killing a rat with a dresser. 27:00 – 34:40: Rat Nightmares & Exterminator Adventures / Rat Tales & NYC Pest Control The rat saga reaches new levels, with discussions about finding competent exterminators, a nightmare of a rat in the bed, and other rat experiences shared by friends. They joke about the exterminator’s brutal methods, including using hockey sticks, and jokingly refer to him as the “Rat King”. 34:40 – 42:10: Rat Tales & NYC Pest Control / NYC Boroughs, Dive Bars & Local Culture The rat infestation remains a central topic, with stories about various exterminators and shared rat experiences. The conversation shifts to the craft of stand-up comedy, particularly the challenges of writing new material and gaining momentum, comparing it to starting a bicycle. They discuss the ephemeral nature of topical jokes (e.g., Olympics material) and the value of “evergreen” jokes, mentioning the New York Post as a “premise machine” for material. 42:10 – 47:50: NYC Boroughs, Dive Bars & Local Culture / NYC’s Controversial Planner and Comedy Craft The hosts and guest discuss Robert Moses, a powerful and controversial urban planner in New York City, referencing the book The Power Broker. They highlight his racist legacy, such as building low overpasses to prevent city buses from reaching Jones Beach. The conversation returns to comedy writing and touring, emphasizing the discipline of creating new material and using the New York Post as a “premise machine”. They briefly mention touring in Dayton, Ohio, humorously calling it “methy as fuck”. 47:50 – 53:00: “Naked Gun” & Spoof Movie Humor / Growing Up: Old NY, High School Stories The discussion focuses

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