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Bad Friends Ep 338: Stavros Halkias
Bad Friends

Bobby’s Moana Birthday! w/ Stavros Halkias | Ep 338 | Bad Friends

Bad Friends · Episode 338 · Hosts: Bobby Lee, Andrew Santino · Guest: Stavros Halkias · Published Sep 14 2026 · Runtime 1:08:59 · Watch: YouTube Bobby’s birthday hour is a Moana takeover: “You’re Welcome,” a fan forced to credit Andrew, Stavros on the Brazil 7–1 tears, Mad TV careers, and a freezer-name fight cure before a Netflix thank-you. Chapters People Products Overview Places Ads Chapters 0:01 Cold open — Moana shoulder-wrap / “You’re Welcome.” 1:33 Birthday board — “It’s my birthday… Moana.” 2:21 Fan phone call — make him say he’s on Bad Friends with Andrew. 4:41 Shawn Frey / Brazil 7–1 crying meme. 7:30 Coconuts, Godzilla digression, tribal-song ask. 14:20 Birthday wish list — tribal song and bird of paradise. 22:28 Ad: DraftKings / Mountain Dew as read. 25:03 Mad TV careers — Peele, Keegan, Borstein, Will Sasso. 33:16 Horse bit / board chaos. 46:40 Stavies World / birthday mid-tape. 1:03:40 Freezer-name fight cure; Glendora / San Bernardino lore. 1:08:28 Close — thank you for being a bad friend; Netflix plug. 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 Andrew Santino The Comedian List · Best Movies & TV Shows Co-host. Forced fan thank-yous and the DraftKings lane. 2:33 Bobby Lee The Comedian List · Best Movies & TV Shows Co-host and birthday boy. Moana theme, Mad TV lore, freezer-name bit. 1:33 Stavros Halkias The Comedian List Guest. Soccer misery, Stavies World, Netflix plug. 46:40 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 Moana (soundtrack) — birthday theme / “You’re Welcome.” Amazon 0:01 Stavros on Netflix — close plug as read. Netflix 1:08:48 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. Overview Bobby’s birthday hour is a Moana takeover: “You’re Welcome,” a fan forced to credit Andrew, Stavros on the Brazil 7–1 tears, Mad TV careers, and a freezer-name fight cure before a Netflix thank-you. 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 Brazil — 7–1 World Cup tear meme. 4:41 Málaga — local-theater digression. 49:55 San Bernardino — “good witch” foil with Glendora. 1:05:39 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 DraftKings (22:28) — draftkings.com · Mountain Dew crossover; bonus bets; 21+ / jurisdiction limits as read. 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.

We're Having A Good Time with Dusty Slay, Episode 179: My Travel Nightmare
Comedy, We're Having A Good Time

My Travel Nightmare — We’re Having a Good Time with Dusty Slay — Episode 179

We’re Having a Good Time · Episode 179 · Host: Dusty Slay · Published Aug 13 2026 · Runtime 1:03:55 · Watch: YouTube Dusty stacks Providence, a Halifax date, and a 5:20 a.m. Montreal connection. The flight is cancelled, not delayed. He closes the travel story and ends up on a drain line at home. Chapters People Products Overview Places Ads Chapters 0:04 Welcome. 5:50 Out of Sight on the plane. 11:27 Providence and the Comedy Connection. 12:08 A month with nothing booked. 16:57 A show in Halifax, Nova Scotia. 17:48 Drive to Boston for the connection. 17:53 5:20 a.m. through Montreal. 21:08 The flight is cancelled, not delayed. 30:10 A photo with someone at the airport. 33:48 How much Jesus shows up in the conversation. 42:15 People his age and the ’90s. 48:19 He pulls a drain line at the house. 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 Dusty Slay The Comedian List · Official site · Tour Host. Solo episode. 0:04 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 We’re Having a Good Time — Dusty Slay essay collection, Gallery Books, on sale November 10, 2026. Pre-order. Amazon 0:04 Dusty Slay tour dates — dustyslay.com. — Official site 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. Overview Dusty stacks Providence, a Halifax date, and a 5:20 a.m. Montreal connection. The flight is cancelled, not delayed. He closes the travel story and ends up on a drain line at home. 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 Providence, Rhode Island — Comedy Connection (Official site) weekend. 11:27 Halifax, Nova Scotia — the show the connection was for. 16:57 Boston — hotel and the missed Montreal leg. 17:48 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 No sponsor read in this episode. 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.

Moonshots episode 295: Palmer Luckey
Moonshots Podcast

Palmer Luckey: Autonomous Weapons Are Ancient and Why Anduril Won’t Build Humanoids | EP #295

Moonshots Podcast · Episode 295 · Hosts: Peter Diamandis, Salim Ismail, Dave Blundin, Alexander Wissner-Gross · Guest: Palmer Luckey · Published Sep 28 2026 · Runtime 36:27 · Watch: YouTube Chapters People Products Overview Places Ads Chapters 0:00 AI in Defense and Firefighting 1:54 Fire Detection, Classification, and Response 4:09 Biological Intelligence and Animal Communication 5:54 AI’s Impact on Costs and Society 7:48 Autonomous Weapons and Historical Examples 9:54 Scaling Laws and the Future of Autonomous Robots 11:46 Specialized Robots vs. Humanoids 13:58 Centralized Defense AI and Military Robotics 15:53 Why Palmer Avoids Building Humanoids 16:52 Defense Contractors, Innovation, and Investment 19:03 Solving Big Global Problems 21:09 Billionaires, Innovation, and Expanding Participation 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 Peter Diamandis Official site · Moonshots Host. Opens defense AI / firefighting frame. 0:00 Dave Blundin Moonshots · db2.ai Co-host. Innovation / investment grilling. 16:52 Salim Ismail Open ExO Co-host. Global-problems and participation lane. 19:03 Alexander Wissner-Gross alexwg.org Co-host. Scaling laws / robotics questions. 9:54 Palmer Luckey Anduril · Wikipedia Guest — Anduril founder; autonomous weapons history, why not humanoids. 7:48 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 Anduril Industries — Defense AI systems Palmer builds. Official site 7:48 Moonshots Official site · Metatrends Official site · XPRIZE Official site Amazon /dp/: none this cut (closest-match bar not met). 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. Overview The mates sit with Anduril’s Palmer Luckey on defense AI and firefighting sensors, autonomous weapons history, specialized robots vs humanoids, and why Anduril won’t chase general humanoids — plus innovation, contractors, and who gets to build the next wave. 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 Anduril — Palmer’s defense-tech home base. 7:48 Moonshots Live 2026 — Stage for this cut. 0:00 XPRIZE — Partner / prize orbit around the event. 19:03 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 None this episode. 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.

Moonshots episode 296: Cathie Wood
Moonshots Podcast

Cathie Wood on Tesla-SpaceX Merger, $1M Bitcoin, More AIs Than Humans | EP #296 | Moonshots Live

Moonshots Podcast · Episode 296 · Hosts: Peter Diamandis, Emad Mostaque · Guests: Cathie Wood, Nikhil Chandhok · Published Sep 29 2026 · Runtime 59:57 · Watch: YouTube Chapters People Products Overview Places Ads Chapters 0:00 The Singularity and Technological Speed 3:10 AI’s Productivity Gains and Economic Impact 6:13 AI Agents and the Future Internet Economy 9:06 Blockchain, Provenance, and Stablecoins 14:47 Blockchain Scalability and Proof of Humanity 17:24 AI Funding, DAOs, and Digital Societies 20:20 AI in Healthcare and Longevity 28:38 Generative Media and Digital Property Rights 33:50 Financial Infrastructure and Blockchain Innovation 36:42 Autonomous Vehicles and Human Safety 38:46 Countering Fear with Data-Driven Optimism 43:58 Digital Assets and the Future Economy 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 Peter Diamandis Official site · Moonshots Host. Frames singularity speed and the bull case for America. 0:00 Emad Mostaque Intelligent Internet · The Last Economy Co-host. AI agents, internet economy, and digital-society lane. 6:13 Cathie Wood ARK Invest · Wikipedia Guest — ARK founder/CEO/CIO; AI productivity, longevity, digital assets. 3:10 Nikhil Chandhok Circle Guest — Circle CPTO; stablecoins, provenance, financial infrastructure. 9:06 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 The Last Economy (Emad Mostaque) — Emad’s named AI-economy book. Amazon 6:13 ARK Invest Official site · Circle Official site · Moonshots Official site · Metatrends Official site 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. Overview Peter and Emad sit with Cathie Wood and Circle’s Nikhil Chandhok on singularity speed, AI productivity, stablecoins, healthcare longevity, autonomous vehicles, and the digital-assets bull case — from Tesla–SpaceX chatter to $1M Bitcoin framing. 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 ARK Invest — Cathie’s disruptive-innovation desk. 3:10 Circle — Stablecoin / USDC infrastructure lane. 9:06 Moonshots Live 2026 — Stage for this cut. 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 None this episode. 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.

Moonshots episode 297: Ben Lamm
Moonshots Podcast

Anthropic’s Wet Lab, Artificial Wombs in 24 Months, and Scalable Gene Editing | MOONSHOTS Live #297

Moonshots Podcast · Episode 297 · Hosts: Peter Diamandis, Dave Blundin, Alexander Wissner-Gross · Guest: Ben Lamm · Published Sep 30 2026 · Runtime 42:52 · Watch: YouTube Chapters People Products Overview Places Ads Chapters 0:00 Woolly mammoths, CRISPR & Colossal’s moonshot. 1:22 Why Ben Lamm entered synthetic biology. 4:30 Business model for AI + biology / Anthropic wet lab. 7:49 Can AI understand a genome? 9:49 De-extinction & engineering life. 14:41 Designing animals & ethics of de-extinction. 19:21 Are we entering a biological singularity? 20:27 Scalable gene editing & DNA synthesis. 22:05 Artificial wombs within 24 months? 27:14 Moonshots, conservation & ex utero mammals. 31:30 Can woolly mammoths help fight climate change? 34:46 Astromech, biodiversity & the future of biology. 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 Peter Diamandis Official site · Moonshots Host. Frames Colossal moonshot and biological singularity lane. 0:00 Dave Blundin Moonshots Co-host. Business-model and AI + wet-lab grilling. 4:30 Alexander Wissner-Gross Moonshots Co-host. Genome / singularity / Astromech questions. 7:49 Ben Lamm Colossal Biosciences Guest — Colossal founder; de-extinction, multiplex edits, artificial wombs, biodiversity backup. 1:22 George Church Wikipedia Named in Ben’s path into synthetic biology / Colossal scientific lane. 1:22 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 Jurassic Park [Blu-ray] — De-extinction pop-culture foil on tape. Amazon 9:49 Game of Thrones: The Complete Collection (4K Ultra HD) — Named cultural reference on tape. Amazon 14:41 The Next Whole Earth Catalog (Stewart Brand) — Tools / whole-systems cite. Amazon 34:46 Colossal Biosciences Official site · Moonshots Official site · Metatrends Official site 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. Overview Peter, Dave, and Alex sit down with Colossal’s Ben Lamm on Anthropic’s wet-lab move, scalable gene editing, de-extinction ethics, artificial wombs in ~24 months, and biodiversity backup — from teacup mammoth dreams to Astromech and climate-tundra bets. 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 Harvard — George Church / synthetic-bio lane. 1:22 Siberia / tundra — Mammoth / climate framing. 31:30 Botswana — Elephant / conservation haven cite. 27:14 Dubai — Biodiversity backup / government interest. 34:46 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 None this episode. 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 233 with Harland Williams: Sam Tallent
Harland Highway Podcast

SAM TALENT in a world of anarchy, Cracker Barrel, and all the crazy, nutty, things in between!

Harland Highway · Guest: Sam Tallent · Host: Harland Williams · Published Sep 22 2026 · Runtime 1:45:52 · Watch: YouTube Overview Harland opens on Cracker Barrel meatloaf / blackened-catfish energy (“summer meatloaf spectacular”) before seating New York comic Sam Tallent (size-morph gags, thieve music). Mid-show: Prize Picks football read, then a long table pass through Sam’s novel Brute — Paris hitman last job, aftershave name collision, chapter-one cold read. John Deere / Cracker Barrel roast returns; late act digs into Sam’s anarchist-commune youth (Emma Goldman name-checks, chaos-camp framing) before a Square hardware read and plugs for samtallent.com / Chubby Behemoth. Timestamp directory 0:11 Cold open — Cracker Barrel meatloaf / blackened catfish. 0:27 “Summer meatloaf spectacular” — kids-are-okay bit. 3:41 Sam Tallent entrance — thieve music; “Holy god. Is it really you?” 4:19 Size gag — 40-foot Sam / 2-inch Sam. 14:01 Ad: Prize Picks — football back; code HARLAND as read. 24:34 Brute intro — Paris hitman last job. 26:46 Chapter one cold read — “a novel by Sam Talent.” 32:33 Where to get Brute — table push. 35:51 “Please go out and get Brute.” 48:17 John Deere → Cracker Barrel roast — run-over-old-people bit. 1:03:21 Ad: Square — up to $200 off hardware; square.com/go/harland. 1:13:56 Cracker Barrel reprise — removed-from-enough / next Elon Musk foil. 1:20:03 Anarchy camp / anarchist commune youth. 1:21:39 Emma Goldman / Bunin sincere-young-men about anarchy. 1:42:55 Plugs — samtallent.com; Instagram; Chubby Behemoth podcast. 1:43:10 Close — “Sam Talent was here.” Stories Cracker Barrel cold open 0:11 Harland walks into Cracker Barrel for meatloaf / blackened catfish and gets the summer-meatloaf-spectacular upsell while hunting whether his kids are okay. The Old Country Store becomes the episode’s recurring staging ground. Sam Tallent arrives 3:41 Thieve music, holy-god entrance, New York comic framing, and the 40-foot / 2-inch size morph before the table settles into novel talk. Brute — Paris hitman 24:34 Sam’s novel about a hitman in Paris on one last job. Harland cold-reads chapter one, collides with Brute aftershave lore, and keeps pushing the book through the mid-hour. Anarchy camp 1:20:03 Late digression into Sam’s anarchist-commune youth — chaos camp, Emma Goldman / Bunin name-checks, sincere young men against systems of coercion — while Harland keeps steering back to Cracker Barrel absurdity. John Deere to Cracker Barrel 48:17 Tractor-drive roast: get on your John Deere, roll to Cracker Barrel, and the table asks whether that’s where we want to find the next Elon Musk. People Harland Williams The Celeb List · Best Movies & TV Shows Host. Cracker Barrel cold open, Prize Picks / Square reads, Brute cold read. 0:11 Sam Tallent Guest — Brute author; anarchist-commune stories; Chubby Behemoth. 3:41 Emma Goldman Name-checked in the anarchy-youth lane. 1:21:39 Places Cracker Barrel — Meatloaf cold open + late reprise. 0:11 Paris — Brute hitman setting. 24:34 New York — Sam’s comic hometown frame. 4:45 Products Brute (Sam Tallent) — Novel pushed on air; official site. 26:46 Ads Prize Picks (14:01) — Prize Picks · code HARLAND; football promos as read. Square (1:03:21) — square.com/go/harland · up to $200 off hardware as read. Passing, unlinked: Cracker Barrel hostess / meatloaf spectacular staff, John Deere tractor bit characters, commune-era friends, Elon Musk foil, Cleveland tour mention, Chubby Behemoth listeners. Show notes are a summary, not a full transcript. Product links may be affiliate links through Amazon and other programs. We may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Moonshots episode 292: Vlad Tenev
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Robinhood’s Vlad Tenev on Tokenizing Everything, OpenAI’s 6 Misalignment Reports, Figure’s Robot

Moonshots · Guest: Vlad Tenev (Robinhood CEO) · Hosts: Peter Diamandis, Dave Blundin · Published Sep 19 2026 · Runtime 2:06:20 · Watch: YouTube Overview Peter Diamandis and Dave Blundin sit with Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev (Bulgarian-born Stanford math co-founder, 39) for a long AI-and-markets tape. Cold open stacks tokenization-of-everything CNBC heat, OpenAI misalignment disclosures, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent telling labs they don’t get a liability blank check, and Figure’s Helix robot making a stranger’s bed. Vlad talks coding agents that ping him overnight, AI-lab liability vs regulated broker realities (FINRA/SEC/money transmitter), Google-for-Startups sponsor break, regulatory capture vs existential AI blast radius, Anthropic formalization and misalignment reports, Trump Accounts brokerage partnership (BNY), Robinhood Chain / tokenization of private markets and 24/7 trading, prediction markets, and whether AI kills lawyers or 10x’s the trusted human advisor. Close: build a company — singularity velocity. Timestamp directory 0:02 Cold open montage — CNBC “tokenizeizing everything,” OpenAI misalignment framework, Figure Helix bed-fold demo. 0:58 Show open — “Now that’s a moonshot”; Abundant Summit / Link Ventures; Seem on a plane. 2:38 Vlad intro — Stanford math duo 2013; free trading thesis; $1.3B revenue / +32%; Bulgaria; CEO of Robinhood. 3:10 Coding agents overnight — $1,000 spend cap; phone in another room for mental health. 3:57 Bessent / House Financial Services — no AI liability exemption; Dario essay foil; “own what you break.” 5:20 Vlad on blast radius — bank-size breach vs existential AI risk; regulated financial company contrast. 13:06 Ad: Google for Startups / DeepMind technical guide — link in show notes. 13:40 FAA regs “written in blood” analogy vs unbounded AI damage; regulatory capture debate. 16:28 Robinhood’s regulator stack — FINRA, SEC, money transmitter, CFTC futures; global tokenization desk. 36:40 Anthropic / OpenAI misalignment reporting — frontier-lab disclosure culture. 56:10 Trump Accounts — Robinhood as initial brokerage; BNY partnership; kids’ investing UX. 1:15:40 Tokenization deep dive — Robinhood Chain; private-company access; 24/7 markets. 1:31:28 Figure Helix robot video chat — stranger home, bed never seen before, laundry fold. 1:43:08 Day-trader / latency / AI-native markets — who still has edge. 2:03:08 Lawyers & advisors — 10x AI-assisted humans beat pure robo; oil-age / paper-office analogies. 2:05:14 Close — stop looking for a job, build; singularity velocity; love to Immod / Seem. Stories Agents that won’t sleep 3:10 Vlad runs multiple coding agents overnight with a hard ~$1,000 cap and keeps the tech in another room so pings don’t wreck his sleep. Rare morning where the spend did something useful. Own what you break 3:57 Bessent’s no-liability-exemption line lands three days after a Dario essay. Vlad frames blast radius: a contained security breach is one thing; unbounded AI damage is closer to atomic-energy lessons the industry still argues about. Trump Accounts on Robinhood rails 56:10 Robinhood as sole initial brokerage for the Trump Accounts program with BNY — kids’ investing UX, contribution matching chatter, “only Robinhood could introduce” framing from the table. Tokenize the private market 1:15:40 Robinhood Chain and tokenization as the unlock for private-company ownership, 24/7 trading, and prediction-market adjacent products — the “tokenizeizing everything” freight train from the cold open. Helix folds a stranger’s bed 1:31:28 Figure Helix 2.5 demo: robot walks into a never-seen home, makes the bed, folds laundry end-to-end. Table riffs Terminator optics vs useful armature. Lawyers don’t vanish — they 10x 2:03:08 Robo-advisors were supposed to kill human advisors; humans grew faster because trust/delegation beats tax-loss harvesting alone. Same arc for AI-assisted counsel — cost of a consigliere becomes a rounding error next to Elon-scale decision speed. People Peter Diamandis Host. Moonshots framing; singularity close. 0:58 Dave Blundin Co-host / Link Ventures. Regulatory-capture and advisor-market pushbacks. 0:58 Vlad Tenev Guest. Robinhood co-founder & CEO; tokenization / Trump Accounts / AI-liability tape. 2:50 Scott Bessent Treasury Secretary — no AI liability blank check. 4:14 Dario Amodei Anthropic essay foil in the liability open. 4:24 Places Stanford — Vlad’s math / founding origin. 2:12 Bulgaria — Vlad’s birthplace. 2:47 Washington, D.C. — House Financial Services / Bessent week. 4:14 Products Robinhood — App, Chain, private markets, Trump Accounts brokerage. 2:50 OpenAI — Misalignment disclosure framework referenced in cold open. 0:33 Anthropic — Misalignment reporting / Dario essay lane. 4:24 Figure / Helix — Humanoid robot bed-and-laundry demo. 1:31:28 Ads Google for Startups (13:06) — Startup technical guide / DeepMind blueprint; link in show notes as read. Passing, unlinked: Seem (co-host traveling), Immod, co-founder Baiju Bhatt (Stanford duo era), auditors / evaluation firms, ICI conference crowd, FINRA exam apparatus, prediction-market traders, day traders vs model latency, Elon / 10x-lawyer thought experiment. Show notes are a summary, not a full transcript. Product links may be affiliate links through Amazon and other programs. We may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von episode 684: Bad Haircut
This Past Weekend

Bad Haircut | This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von #684

This Past Weekend · Episode 684 · Host: Theo Von · Published Sep 19 2026 · Runtime 1:11:52 · Watch: YouTube Overview Solo Theo opens mid-thought — “year 2026… I got a bad haircut” — Southern Amish energy, two inches gone in New York, birds and streams flowing the wrong way, and a week of haircut shame that peaks when he complains to bald buddy Shane (science-project hair-fall at nine; hairless-cat grandma bit). Mid-show road-nightmare: a camper/van trip where every bump launches spoons, knives, and drawers; towels stuffed in every crack; tetanus shots; then Field of Dreams baseball (vs Minnesota) and fishing with family. He spirals into phone-fed Gaza war footage, Kanye/Hines Hall Palestine stage imagery, “I’m back on my meds,” and the absurd McRib-is-back vs dead-children news juxtaposition. Call-ins close: Jamie (dad, oldest starting middle school, shame about poverty bus / wanting daughter not to introvert the pain) and Rick from New Jersey (12 years sober, new baby boy, asking how to take care of himself). No sponsor reads this hour. Timestamp directory 0:07 Cold open — can’t start a day / sentence / relationship; batter runs straight to second base. 0:52 “Year 2026… I got a bad haircut” — Southern Amish energy; churn your own butter. 1:46 Barbershop miss — nice guy rips two inches everywhere; NYC walk of shame; birds won’t land. 3:12 Haircut rage bit — detach-and-hum-it-into-a-crowd fantasy; D-sharp punchline. 5:54 Do not complain about a haircut to a bald friend — calls Shane; 9-year-old science-project hair on the paper; grandma’s hairless cat. 10:50 Road nightmare — high-school-kid camper chaos; spoons/bolts flying; ambulance vibes; drawers of knives on I-65 / I-40. 14:02 Tetanus shots; “go open that BTK-starter-kit junk drawer and slam your head into it.” 15:09 Field of Dreams baseball game vs Minnesota; fishing with family; praise-God survival. 20:35 Kanye / Hines Hall stage — Gaza imagery; phone doom-scroll of the war; drone/doctor talk. 26:38 “I’m back on my meds” — trying to steady the spiral. 32:40 McRib is back / Halloween / court TV — absurd news stack vs kids dying on the phone. 36:50 Fear lane — Israeli tech contracts, Patriots-game optics, iPhone-7000 TikTok brain. 49:48 Call-in: Jamie — oldest starting middle school; poverty shame; wants daughter not to carry the pain alone. 51:13 Theo advice — “we’re in this together”; temporary hard stretch; build her inner voice against outside judgment. 1:00:31 Call-in: Rick (NJ) — 12 years sober; second boy ~a month old; can’t offer help while drowning. 1:02:19 Live chat with Rick — take care of yourself so you can stay for them; massage / coffee close energy. 1:09:48 Soft close — blessings; peace. Stories Southern Amish haircut 0:52 Theo shows the cut: Southern Amish energy, churn-your-own-butter jokes, a nice barber who still took two inches off everything. He walks New York feeling like even the park birds and the stream flipped directions. OK looking like “shit” if it’s the shit he asked for — this wasn’t. Never call a bald friend about hair 5:54 He rings Shane mid-spiral. Shane’s reply lands heavier: age nine, looking down at a science project and finding his own hair already on it; grandma’s hairless cat that somehow ends up with Theo’s hair on it at eleven. Conversation hits a cul-de-sac; Theo hangs up wiser and still cactus-shaped. Camper of flying spoons 10:50 Road trip story where every bump dumps the silverware drawer. Bolts, spoons, knives, light fixtures cooking at 7,000°, towels stuffed in every crack, something like AA meetings forming in the back. They leave a third of the rig on the interstate, get tetanus shots, and praise God for surviving the Field of Dreams detour. McRib vs the feed 32:40 News stack: McRib is back, Halloween, a court case, and phone footage of kids dying in Gaza. He can’t square lemon-pepper hype with atrocity clips — admits the spiral, names meds, keeps talking anyway. Jamie’s middle-school daughter 49:48 Caller Jamie grew up poor, still feels the bus shame, and doesn’t want his oldest (heading to middle school) to introvert that pain. Theo reframes: say we’re fighters, this stretch is temporary, build a voice inside that answers when somebody looks down on you. Rick’s sober newborn stretch 1:00:31 Rick (NJ), 12 years sober, new second boy about a month old, calling because he’s last on his own list and scared of losing everything. Theo stays on the line — take care of yourself so you can stay useful to them. People Theo Von Best Movies & TV Shows Host. Solo #684 — bad haircut, road stories, war-feed spiral, call-in advice. 0:52 Shane Bald friend Theo calls about the haircut; science-project / hairless-cat stories. Unlinked. 6:12 Jamie Call-in dad — middle-school daughter, poverty shame. Unlinked. 49:59 Rick Call-in from New Jersey — 12 years sober, newborn son. Unlinked. 1:00:43 Kanye West Referenced for a Hines Hall / Gaza imagery stage moment Theo saw. 20:47 Places New York City — Post-haircut walk of shame. 2:27 Field of Dreams (Iowa game site) — Baseball stop vs Minnesota after the camper nightmare. 15:21 Gaza — Phone-feed / stage-imagery talk. 20:47 New Jersey — Rick’s call-in. 1:00:43 Products McRib — Absurdist “it’s back” news foil vs war footage. Unlinked grocery. 32:51 Ads None this episode. Passing, unlinked: Barber in NYC, high-school camper crew, ambulance drivers on the interstate, Minnesota Field of Dreams opponents, family fishing day, Patriots / optical-camouflage digression, TikTok / iPhone bit characters, Jamie’s daughter and family, Rick’s partner and newborn. Show notes are a summary, not a full transcript. Product links may be affiliate links through Amazon and other programs. We may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Take Your Shoes Off EP 374 with Lily Phillips
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Lily Phillips | Take Your Shoes Off #374

Take Your Shoes Off · Episode #374 · Host: Rick Glassman · Guest: Lily Phillips · Published Oct 2 2026 · Runtime 1:54:28 · Watch: YouTube Chapters People Products Overview Places Ads Chapters 2:09 Signal Awards — listener’s choice vote. 3:52 Houston, Tacoma, Salt Lake — Ricky’s dates. 5:35 Snus, then Magic Mind instead of coffee. 8:01 Why she says yes to podcasts. 15:46 Shoes-off OCD versus not caring. 25:58 The harsh interview — judgment versus questions. 36:52 Intimacy at work versus with her boyfriend. 47:56 We Should Date — Michael’s cross-promo. 50:31 University score sheet — ask what they like. 1:03:29 Top Gun pitch — one real scene inside a movie. 1:27:21 Afraid of the dark — lights on, feet in. 1:40:55 Parents, affirmations, and self-acceptance. 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 Rick Glassman Official site · The Comedian List Host. OCD rules, the other-podcast reaction, Top Gun pitch. 15:46 Lily Phillips Wikipedia Guest. Why she takes the invites, work versus home, lights on at night. 8:01 Michael Lenoci We Should Date In the room for the Hims bit; plugs We Should Date live in New York on Nov 7. 47:56 Tom Cruise Wikipedia The Maverick doorway beat Rick wants played as a real scene. 1:03:29 Anne Hathaway Wikipedia Casting name in the restaurant scene of that same movie pitch. 1:06:49 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 Magic Mind Original Energy & Focus Shot — Rick took one before they started; lion’s mane and ashwagandha, no coffee. Amazon 6:01 Nature Made Magnesium Citrate — closest match for the magnesium he says he takes three times a day. Amazon 6:37 Top Gun: Maverick [Blu-ray] — the doorway scene in the movie pitch. Amazon 1:03:29 Rick Glassman tour — Houston, Tacoma, Salt Lake. Official site 3:52 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. Overview In London, Rick and Lily Phillips talk why she takes podcast invites, OCD rules versus not caring, intimacy at work versus at home, a Top Gun scene he wants in a real movie, and why she sleeps with the lights on. 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 London — where they are sitting; Rick says he’ll come back. 1:26:34 Houston — Oct 1–3, with Michael. 3:52 Prague — a balcony she names as a shoot location. 38:43 New York — We Should Date live, Nov 7. 47:56 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 Signal Awards (2:09) — listener’s choice; search TYSO. vote.signalaward.com PrizePicks (3:09 · 46:12) — code TYO · $150 in lineups if you win your first $5 lineup, as read. Hims (3:34 · 45:14) — hims.com/tyso · hair, weight, ED. Individual results may vary. 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.

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