Are you ready to party with the bears this New Years Eve? Head over to https://ymhstudios.com/livestream and get your tickets now! SPONSORS: - Get your first visit absolutely free at https://ForHims.com/bears Dr. Drew Pinsky fills in for Tom Segura and hangs out with Bert Kreischer as guest-bear on 2 Bears 1 Cave this week! They give Tom a call to check in on how he's doing, Bert confesses to lying to his therapist, and they give a call to a guy that texted Bert as a wrong number... Brandon seems pretty cool! Bert then reveals he had a full blood panel done and comes up with a game for Dr. Drew: guess how healthy I am? Before hearing the results, do you think Bert falls into the "healthy" or "unhealthy" category?
The speaker acknowledges that advice from older black women resonates with him better, and believes it is due to the timing and pace of their delivery. Additionally, he discusses his semi-addict and anxiety behaviors.
The speaker discusses a traumatic experience where a performer suffered a serious injury on stage while attempting a stunt.
A conversation between someone at a medical facility and an individual mistakenly assuming the other is a doctor shows that joking about medical situations can be misinterpreted.
Comedian Bert Kreischer imagined having a reality show where people would share their experiences just before going to rehab. He joked that his friend John Mulaney might have gone to rehab before him.
The speaker talks about fighting the urge to escape reality by drinking and the importance of recognizing when it's not healthy to do so.
Leanne and her friend discuss the difficult changes that come with long-term experiences and how to cope with them.
The hosts discuss a play that premiered on the same day as the Challenger shuttle disaster, about four guys who move to Cocoa Beach to watch shuttle launches.
In this transcript snippet, the speaker expresses their thoughts about someone else's behavior possibly being influenced by their difficult childhood with their mom.
One person describes the advantages of having a moat surrounding your home and how he plans to disguise his as a koi pond.
This person is afraid to get their calcium score for fear of a bad result, despite knowing that preventive measures might be necessary.
This transcript excerpt is part of a random and nonsensical conversation, involving a mention of dips, pushups, and a comment about breasts, as well as an unrelated incident involving asking for someone's email and not intending to use it.
The leading cause of cirrhosis is no longer alcoholic liver disease, but fatty liver disease. This condition can lead to serious health problems if not addressed.
The speaker discusses the challenges of maintaining sobriety and the importance of making it a lifestyle change rather than just a temporary fix.
Bert shares an uncomfortable elevator encounter with a stranger who asks him to introduce himself. He also discusses how his friend Tom suggests lying about it in the future.
The speaker discusses taking Vitorin to manage their cholesterol levels, noting that high HDL levels and low triglycerides are important factors to consider.
The speaker discusses being hesitant to take Lipitor due to fears related to his brain, but ultimately was encouraged to do so by his doctor during a conversation about blood test scores and maintaining a healthy calcium score of zero.
The podcast hosts discuss the overuse of filler words such as "like" and "um" in everyday conversations and share some examples of how they can be distracting.
Comedian Joe Rogan admires Ron White and how he lives life. He also admits he has a tendency to joke about everything, but deep down he believes he would still be a naturally funny person.
Joe Rogan explains his experience of being trapped in an elevator and how he became scared of dying for the first time.
The speaker shares how they struggle with keeping secrets due to their excellent memory and desire to share beautiful information.
The guest speaker discusses how different people have different perspectives and emotional experiences, and how this affects their relationships. They offer insights on how to improve communication and empathy in relationships.
During WWII, Japanese soldiers resorted to cannibalism by cutting off an arm from a captive and letting them stay alive while eating their flesh. This was done to prevent the meat from going to waste.
The hosts discuss a puzzling text message they received that mentions Port Manay's and Petty Officer Puddingtime and speculate about the backstory.
The hosts discuss a friend who broke his arm and leg and, while recovering, became addicted to squirrel treats. They joke about the location, Port Mayonnaise, being the go-to destination for collecting the said treats.
The speaker shares a bizarre story of receiving threatening phone calls from a man who alternates between polite and aggressive language in different phone calls.
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The hosts joke about thinking of each other's wives while receiving sexual pleasure, and discuss Tom and Christina's influence on their sex lives.