SPONSORS: - Get 15-percent off your order at BuyRaycon.com/bears! - Want wine that has less sugar but doesn't comprimise on ABV or flavor? Head over to FitVine.com and try it out Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer start off this episode of 2 Bears, 1 Cave by calling NFL Hall of Famer Warren Sapp. Warren suggests that the Bears and him start a podcast. Tom and Bert then discuss their excitement over the idea and what guests they would like to have on. Bert tells stories about Christian Okoye and Big Jay Oakerson, and then the two of them analyze Tracy Morgan ESPN video game commercials. They also discuss building home gyms, and Tom shares a story about Jennifer Aniston which leads to the hardest laughter ever on the show.
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss their experiences with sleep struggles and taping their mouths shut at night to prevent snoring. They also mention a potential podcast idea featuring psychics and discuss their desire for a football podcast with Clinton Portis.
The speaker is expressing frustration that there isn't a Monday morning football podcast available, and mentions a failed attempt at recording a podcast with friends.
The speaker engages in a conversation about pursuing passion projects and discusses the importance of finding and following your interests.
The speaker initiates a three-way conversation and expresses excitement about the idea.
The hosts announce the creation of a new football podcast, expressing excitement for the upcoming football season.
The hosts joke about starting a new podcast, mocking past locker room behavior, which would eventually become wildly successful.
The speaker discusses the topic of podcasters discussing politics, mentioning a text they sent regarding their own podcast's approach.
This transcript is an example of an incoherent, possibly intoxicated, conversation between two individuals.
The hosts discuss the personalities of athletes with former Miami teammate Clinton Portis, including Warren Sapp's explosiveness and the possibility of bringing Charles Haley onto the podcast.
The speakers are discussing the wealth and background of an individual and specifically looking at their early years.
John Lynch denies talking negatively about active quarterbacks and believes that those who do are simply insecure.
Discussion about NFL players with strong personalities and a prediction on Warren Sapp's ranking.
In this conversation, the speakers discuss the phenomenon of associating personal habits and traits with gay individuals and reflect on personal experiences with familial relationships in this context.
Is mouth taping an effective solution to prevent snoring? This podcast episode discusses the pros and cons of this controversial sleep trend.
The speaker discusses their experience with breath training and how it has helped to improve their performance, using a strong band to prevent the lower jaw from dropping.
Bill Burr talks about his experiences with molding a mouth guard and how it's not just his food choices, but also his sleep schedule that contributed to his unhealthy lifestyle.
The podcast will include game recaps, news, predictions, and fun segments. They plan on selling merchandise and are confident that it will sell well.
The speaker shares a story of a recent encounter where they met a fighter who was a hero in the MMA world, and the excitement felt by the speaker and those around them.
The speaker tells a story about getting a 16-year-old pregnant and how he tried to cover it up by having the girl ask someone else for a phone number.
Comedian discusses doing an impression of Ron, including how he talks and what he might say in certain situations.
The speaker is intrigued by Japanese samurai culture, while also discussing the experience of being an NFL football with a first person football feature.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of studying greatness in order to achieve it and discourages the "dumb flutie shit".
The brilliance of SNL sketches translates better to commercials than to sitcoms. SNL has a unique ability to capture unique comedy moments that resonate with audiences in a way that other formats do not.
The host discusses the idea of reaching out to local schools for unique, iron-cast dumbbells for home workouts rather than purchasing the typical ones found in stores. They explore the variety of options and benefits of using more interesting gym equipment.
The speaker discusses weight training machines that can handle 80 pounds or more, noting that some of them are designed for safety rather than strength. They discuss a company with a machine that has a thin handle for lifting large amounts of weight.
A discussion on the confusion between comedy and drama hybrid genres which can lead to misunderstandings between performers and audiences.
The speaker recounts a story about Chuck and wonders why some people might view him as a good guy.
The speaker shares a humorous story about his experience with trying to remove a skin tag and offers a tip to rip it off using dental floss tied in a knot.
The speaker talks about the process of shaving baby hairs and shares a personal story about asking for help to shave hard-to-reach areas on their neck.
The speaker admits to watching a lot of chiropractic videos, mentioning different types of practitioners with varying techniques.
The speaker addresses the importance of meeting etiquette when it comes to inviting others over to your personal space, and suggests the use of security personnel. The mention of not owning a jet is brought up in the conversation.
The hosts express their love and appreciation for their listeners while also promising to never hurt them.