On this week's episode of "2 Bears, 1 Cave," Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer discuss Bert's inability to keep a secret, jigsaw puzzles, racing Caeleb Dressel, why Bert should be a Speedo spokesperson, and "Jackass Forever." Bert recalls partying with Johnny Knoxville in the 90s, and the two FaceTime Steve-O
The hosts talk about the proper way to wear Speedos and promote their Two Bears glass, which is available on their online store.
Comedians Mark Norman and Sam Morell discuss childhood trends and how people can become obsessed with them, and how their focus is on comedy.
During a podcast conversation, the phrase "chinking the armor" was brought up in relation to Jeremy Lin's brief NBA stardom, which led to controversy due to the phrase's racist connotations.
The use of certain expressions can be controversial and outdated, while some people may not realize the racist connotations behind them.
In some cultures, the word "Cholo" is used as a term of endearment or as part of the aesthetic and culture, while in others it is considered a pejorative term for the native population.
A conversation on a podcast discusses casual racism in St. Petersburg, Florida where the majority of black people were perceived to be only attending college there.
The speaker enjoys the humor in the "Danger Aaron" bits from an unknown podcast, finding it to be raw and nostalgic like something from middle school that couldn't be executed.
Joe Rogan talks about Aaron Danger's dangerous stunts, including getting his hand bitten by a shark and getting shocked in an electric chair.
Steve-O surprised the speaker the most in the history of his podcasting due to his interesting stories and experiences, as well as struggles with his hand injury.
The speaker reflects on a cultural phenomenon and its influence on people as they wished to be part of the same group of friends. The speaker recalls the disclaimer attached to the videos, warning people not to replicate the dangerous stunts performed in the clips.
A comedian discusses the crazy thought that at one point he and a famous comedian crossed paths and talks about trying to find his phone number.
Guests on a podcast discuss various topics including the effects of injury, the entertainment industry, and spending a large sum of money on an opening sequence.
The podcast host was challenged by Caleb Dressel to a swimming race a couple of months ago, and the host seemed unsure about the idea as more facts were added to the challenge.
The speaker talks about the desire to have the same high-end equipment as the professional athletes in sports like Lacrosse, and shares an anecdote about an experience in the ocean that garnered attention but didn't result in a sponsorship from Speedo.
The speaker recommends various companies that make high-quality swim apparel, including skin-tight shorts and thongs, and suggests that parents should invest in a good swim glove for their children.
The speaker suggests that Speedo is missing out on a market for aquatic enthusiasts who would want products designed to improve their experience in the water.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of wearing proper swimwear, specifically a competition speedo, and not allowing the speedo to wear you.
The transcript is filled with unintelligible ramblings, random name drops, and fragmented thoughts.
In certain baseball games, such as the "Running Bases" variation, players are allowed to run around all the bases as soon as there is a walk, with every team member touching the ball before an attempt to tag the runner out.
The speaker discusses his experience of attending a minor league baseball game and how he thinks the team allows anyone to play with them in order to attract more ticket sales.
In an XFL podcast episode, Joe Rogan suggests incentivizing football players with bonuses if they use steroids or knock someone unconscious during a game.
In this episode, the hosts engage in dirty jokes and raunchy humor with no apologies, going off on tangents about STEM cells, band-aids, and more.