Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer are back together in the bear cave for this episode of 2 Bears, 1 Cave! They discuss flying on private jets, Bert’s experience getting pranked by Andrew Schulz on Flagrant, both of their biggest fears, funny family stories, filming comedy specials, hanging with NFL players, and more! Plus, they watch a clip of Machine Gun Kelly confronting Sam Tripoli research patron saints for Tom to choose, and reveal some of their favorite comedians.https://tomsegura.com/tourhttps://www.bertbertbert.com/tourhttps://store.ymhstudios.com/
A podcast host suggests an app that filters out negative people and also discusses the trend of bringing in clowns to create viral clips.
The conversation highlights the issues with pretending to be a regular person, especially when it comes to authenticity and sincerity.
In this podcast, the speaker discusses tagging people in photos and videos as a way to look back at memories and feel good about oneself. They talk about the idea of tagging past dates and using it as a motivational tool for self-improvement.
A host's approach to asking specific questions is a clever production technique for gaining insight into guests and their preferences in order to provide a more enjoyable experience.
The speaker reflects on the growth of podcasting and how it compares to traditional radio, especially morning zoos. It's interesting that many podcasters grew to dislike traditional radio and here the speaker acknowledges this evolution.
The speaker discusses how Logan Paul may have utilized a popular tactic, such as bringing a clown into the room during filming, to create viral content and promote his brand.
The speaker describes a traumatic experience where their bedroom ceiling was covered in so many balloons it was doubling up on itself, leading to a night of discomfort and disgust.
The speaker discusses their experience with getting an MRI and feeling claustrophobic in the small, tight space, and mentions a potential solution of getting an MRI done in a glass bubble on a plane.
Two women discuss a humorous incident where one of them accidentally receives a retainer with the colors of the Mexican flag.
Two people discuss a game where they try to convince each other to buy a block of something for $25 despite not knowing what it is or what it will be used for.
Rapper's insensitive comments on the gender of his future adopted child causes controversy.
The speaker is interrupted while discussing something to drop off baseball gear for kids and plans to go to Big Five for the same.
The podcast discusses how famous people try to live like regular people and the desire for someone to tell them to "shut the f*** up".
Celebrity chef Bobby Flay tried to donate to St. Jude, but they refused his donation. He later donated his winnings from a TV show to the organization.
The speaker opened up about their struggle with OCD before starting stand-up comedy and how they got the tattoo of the patron saint of comedy on their neck.
In this snippet, the speaker mentions the idea of finding patron saints associated with different aspects such as weight loss, nice cars and healing.
A daughter flees her father's court with her confessor to escape his intentions and ends up taking refuge in Belgium with her mentally ill father who starts to desire her due to her resemblance to his wife.
The hosts discuss the efficacy of praying to different saints for different purposes, such as Saint Tom for social situations and Saint Burt for hangovers.
The speaker talks about how they have noticed the lack of capacity of a certain individual to cater to everyone's needs in large gatherings. The speaker also mentions how he locks his door to manage his limited capacity.
A comedian apparently made a joke mocking a famous person who later went backstage to confront the comedian about it. The incident highlights the sensitivity of some famous people to humorous criticism.
A comedian talks about having a lapse during an Instagram Live event while announcing a movie trailer.
A comparison between Farley and a loud guy in a podcast is made, as the latter expresses surprise at how bad something was. The speaker wonders if they share any similarities with Farley.
The speaker is blown away by the number of funny comedians he follows on Instagram and how many of them have been doing stand-up for 20-25 years.
This transcript is an unintelligible ramble with no coherent topic or theme.
During a conversation, Taylor LeWan's ability to train year-round and elude defenders is brought up.
The podcast host plans to introduce more comics while discussing a wish list of football fan comics. The topic will be accompanied by a discussion with comics in the green room.
Join comedians Bert Kreischer and Tom Segura in an unscripted, uncensored, and often hilarious journey through life's grittiest experiences.