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Bear Grylls and Tom's Not Here reunite after Tom's illness with COVID-19, reminiscing about their time together and joking around during their podcast.
The likelihood of being wrong is higher when you are certain. It's important to not have standing-your-ground policies when it comes to making decisions.
The speaker discusses his experience with a hospital-acquired infection and how it was unrelated to his recent travels to Mexico. He also mentions getting a NAD infusion, which he claims got him very drunk.
The speaker recounts their experience taking monoclonal antibodies on day 5 of feeling sick and how it prevented them from being hospitalized, even while participating in celebrity events.
The speaker shares their reluctance to tell people they got vaccinated due to privilege concerns and discusses the changing perception of marijuana as a gateway drug.
In this conversation, the topic of vaccination beliefs is explored, including the perspective of an individual who is strongly against vaccination.
The speaker shares their struggle with expressing political opinions and dealing with self-righteousness in conversations.
The speaker reflects on a speech they gave in which they struggled to articulate their thoughts and ended up speaking negatively about a group they don't necessarily disagree with.
The speaker briefly touches upon the topic of a gang throwing acid on the faces of women in Afghanistan and the importance of being informed about such incidents.
The speaker recounts spending $1,000 on a delivery of caviar to their house, sparked by a recent curiosity about the luxury food.
The speaker opens up about his insecurities with his body, including sun damage, bloated eyes, and thinning hair. He also questions whether it's wrong to want to "run back the clock" and get hair transplants.
The speaker discusses the importance of trust and communication in relationships, sharing the idea that accusations can hinder the growth and success of a relationship.
The speaker discusses the importance of promoting their shows and how it can feel like an achievement, but also acknowledges that it can come across as obnoxious and create guilt for success.
The speaker expresses their willingness to help in case someone loses control due to certain genes, but they don't enjoy getting drunk except for certain occasions.
The speaker discusses the feeling he gets when drinking alcohol and the allure of the experience.
The speaker discusses how he stopped drinking for 14 days before his surgery and how his anesthesiologist advised him to just have cocktails. He was relieved that he stopped drinking because he could have suffered withdrawal after the surgery.
The speaker discusses a story about a person who became paralyzed after surgery, and how one of the people around them was hesitant to call 911 out of fear of losing their job. The speaker also mentions their own experience with a nerve block which they were uncomfortable with.
The speaker discusses their reluctance to take strong pain pills due to fear of liver damage, and their experience of cutting off all pain medication in favor of avoiding substance abuse.
The host discusses the thin line between lap dances and cheating, and how what women enjoy in the bedroom can differ from what they enjoy in strip clubs.
The speaker discusses the importance of privacy in celebrity relationships, sharing a personal anecdote about how he tries to keep his girlfriend's identity private on college campuses.
In the wake of the Me Too movement, it's important to understand the danger in not fully comprehending the concept of consent. The boundary between excitement and trauma can be blurry, and it's crucial to be mindful of this when engaging in sexual encounters.
The Trevor Bauer scandal has emerged with allegations of rough sex that turned into assault. It is unclear whether Bauer's act was consensual or not.
The intense visual stimulation of pornography has taken away the innocence of our youth, with kids being exposed to hardcore content and sexualizing everyday objects like gloves.
The speaker describes the negative impact that pornography can have on people, particularly on those who are exposed to it at a young age, and comments on the desensitization that can occur as a result.
The host defends a friend who had a "Barely Legal" magazine and got accused of being into kiddie porn. He then talks about how sometimes he'll think about jacking off at random moments as a comic.
Actor and comedian, Tom Segura, discusses the dangers of kink shaming and his experiences with inappropriate sexually explicit video suggestions on social media, while also laughing off recent celebrity dating rumors spread online.
The speaker discusses their internal conflict with processing friendships with differing political views, particularly when it comes to their friend's support of Larry Elders.
A person talks about not wanting to go to a Florida school and wishing their friend would go to Boulder.
A discussion about the high levels of pollution in China and its impact on the environment.
The speaker makes insensitive remarks about Asian countries, stating that when he hears about them, he assumes the situation is horrific and that to stay alive, one has to be the worst human being alive.
The conversation lacks a clear topic to summarize.
A comedian shares a story of accidentally taking mushrooms before a comedy show with his young daughters nearby.
The reason people feel so good about life is that they love everything they get to do, partying, loving people, etc. Even during tough times, taking some advice can make things better for a long time.
Join comedians Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer in their unfiltered podcast where they discuss current events, tell stories, and engage in raunchy humor.