Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer are back together in the bear cave for this week’s episode! Bert recaps his Fully Loaded tour with Dave Attell, Shane Gillis, Big Jay Oakerson, Taylor Tomlinson, and many more comics. They also discuss Tom’s appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, working out with Mark Bell, the Ron White episode of 2 Bears, and Bert’s upcoming trip to Italy. Tom then tells Bert about his experience donating to a Starlight Children’s Foundation, which prompts a conversation about donating to charity. Bert calls his business manager to find out if he can afford to do the same. https://tomsegura.com/tourhttps://www.bertbertbert.com/bertyboytourhttps://store.ymhstudios.com/
Comedian Bert Kreischer talks about his lifestyle on tour, which involves heavy drinking and eating, and how he managed to lose weight during it.
The speakers insult a Walgreens mascot that one of them thought was made by Isla in middle school. Then, they talk about a party bus.
The use of silence in an arena is highlighted as an effective tool for comedians to captivate their audience. The conversation also touches upon the anti-comedy sentiment among young people in certain groups.
David Tell's joke made their friend Georgia laugh so hard, she almost fell to the ground.
Joe Rogan talks about how Shane, Jay and Dave received standing ovations during their show and how he lost weight while drinking heavily.
The speaker got insulted during a conversation as someone commented about him being a fat piece of shit.
The speaker is discussing how Portuguese-speaking regions are sometimes separated as their own thing, unlike Texas or Florida, and how there are only a few such regions.
This is a casual conversation among friends where they use a lot of filler words and phrases to convey their thoughts about different topics.
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The speaker reminisces about his childhood memories of drinking Gatorade and how it evokes a sense of nostalgia, bringing back memories of football training with his father.
The speaker recounts a humorous anecdote about gaining weight and realizing he needed to put new holes in his belt, leading to his pants nearly falling off.
The speaker recalls a backstage moment where Tom Segura, Nadav and some older guys were discussing about legends and cigars.
The speaker goes on an unrelated rant about receiving pictures of someone who looks pregnant and being surprised by someone not smiling after giving money.
This podcast discusses how a small change like replacing plain hospital gowns with sports team or superhero-themed gowns can positively impact a child's hospital stay. The podcast also highlights the importance of supporting charities that help improve children's hospital experiences.
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The speaker contemplates the idea of giving large sums of money and wonders if it would result in any tangible recognition in the form of a statue, while ultimately deciding it's not worth it.
The interviewee shares their experience of donating $10,000 to a nonprofit organization on a whim, without any prior planning. They also discuss their desire for recognition and intention to do something unique and different.
The speaker talks about the ease and flexibility of donating money to a charitable cause, without having to give up one's ability to live comfortably.
Tom and Bert discuss the benefits of donating to charity for tax write-offs, leading them to question why more people don't do it.
Discussion about reducing taxable amount by paying charitable donations if someone owes money in taxes.
Bert Kreischer speaks about feeling like a child when he thinks about donating money and how he became more responsible in this aspect through leading by example. He also mentions a nurse who excitedly anticipates Bert's arrival when he is donating money to the foundation or hospital she works in.
The conversation starts with the speaker talking about their great life and then goes off on tangents before ending with the revelation that they have given money to someone trying to get pregnant, which causes trouble.
The speaker shares their desire to attend a wellness retreat, specifically one where marijuana and white wine are involved, as a means of detoxification and self-improvement.
A person reflects on their health during tours and how they were sick less frequently compared to their previous tours.
Two individuals discuss their day at a top-tier restaurant and share their experiences of being asked questions until late in the night.
A discussion about proper etiquette when dining out such as tipping your waiter and how to handle invitations from restaurants.
Comedian David Tell discusses his dream destinations, including playing golf with his friend in Austin and living in France.
A person expresses the desire for a more adventurous version of their partner, and plans to take a special trip to the Amalfi coast to spice things up.
A conversation about success and how it can affect relationships with family members, as well as a discussion about sobriety.
A comedian talks about how he punches up his stories for his comedy shows and how he impresses his audience with his killer sets.
Comedians Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer express their excitement at being back for their podcast "Two Bears One Cave" and reminisce on moments from previous episodes.