Comedian Bill Burr expresses his appreciation for podcasts, likening them to juicy gossip that he can't talk about on air. He discusses how podcasting has grown and evolved over time, culminating in the relaxed and authentic conversations that occur on his own podcast.
Professional skateboarder Tony Hawk joins the podcast to share his journey from skating as a kid to becoming a pro, and discusses his interest in sharing people's unique stories.
The podcasters discuss different ways their viewers can support them, including setting up donations on YouTube and using Patreon for a recurring monthly contribution.
The speaker believes that most celebrities start podcasting for money rather than being passionate about it. Podcasts usually revolve around celebrity interviews and resemble Hollywood culture. The speaker also mentions his preference for consuming percocets and coffee.
A podcast host discusses productivity with guest Danny Brown, a rapper, comedian, and overall funny guy. They touch on work-life balance and the importance of taking breaks during the year.
Zach Harper aspires to create a unique sports podcast that does not fall under the usual five topics as he believes that the current market is already oversaturated with them. Meanwhile, his podcast "Cinephobe" reviews poorly-rated movies and determines if they are truly bad or underrated.