Become a paid channel member of YMH to experience an AD-FREE version of the show here : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYIgiXwJck_Pb5Nj-wIrsqg/join SPONSORS: - You can try ShipStation FREE for 60 days when you use offer code CAVE. - Get your first visit absolutely free at ForHims.com/bears - Get 20% Off and Free Shipping at Manscaped.com/BEARS - Go to Whoop.com and enter “BEARS” at checkout to save 15% Bert Kreischer is back in the cave with Tom Segura for this episode of 2 Bears, 1 Cave. Bert and Tom start off this episode by reflecting on the guest hosts they had while Bert was away: Bobby Lee, Tim Dillon, and Ryan Sickler. They also recap their live show and the unaired arm wrestling matches that took place at Studio Jeans after the show. They take a look at fan art that has been made for their film "Fat Astronauts," before calling journalist Michael Stahl to discuss cool new lanes of boy-girl films such as PLASTT, which is a big hit with the bears. This leads to a conversation about comedian and boy-girl expert Yoshi Obayashi. Todd and Bart move on to discuss their future athletic challenges. On the topic of basketball, they call Whitney Cummings who happens to be a great player. The bears wrap up by discussing who would be on their 5 on 5 teams and great red-headed players.
The hosts discuss their affinity for Bobby Lee and the possibility of finding an unconventional fitness expert to have on the podcast. They also joke about working on a movie together with guest comedian Ryan Sickler.
The speaker talks about their experience of spending a great deal on COVID tests due to work requirements during the holidays.
The speaker discusses their anxiety around drinking during celebrations such as weddings and 21st birthdays.
A podcaster reflects on the sudden success of their show and the attention it garnered, including offers for live shows and media coverage.
The speaker reminisces about their experience doing radio as a young person and mentions some famous radio hosts they remember listening to.
Two individuals discuss how women post nudes all over Reddit for free and the different ways they come up with to get attention.
A discussion on the distance men can shoot their semen during ejaculation, including interviews with individuals who post videos of themselves and the physical requirements involved.
The muscles in the penis weaken from use and age, making it difficult to maintain a strong erection in older men. This is a common issue, as most men are actually average in size.
The speaker discusses cross-promotions on Netflix and remarks on the busyness of Bert.
A discussion on the recent rise of ASMR videos, which are becoming increasingly popular among people seeking relaxation and entertainment.
Comedian expresses his disbelief that anyone would ask for explicit photos in exchange for promotional opportunities.
The speaker describes a conversation where an individual offers help in promoting their special and uses inappropriate language.
Comedian Joey Diaz's banana bread story is a staple of Your Mom's House podcast. Diaz used to consume 2500 milligram loaves which resulted in hilarious consequences.
The podcast host shares a story of a previous guest who used to tell wild stories on podcasts, and specifically talks about one instance where the guest drove from Brea to LA and stopped at Jack in the Box on the way back.
Comedian and podcast host discusses the cultural impact of podcasting and his observations on the trend of podcast hosts becoming trending topics on social media.
Joe Rogan and his guest discuss the surprising age of Alex Jones and his infectious enthusiasm, while acknowledging some of the more fringe and controversial ideas he promotes on his show.
Comedian Tim Dillon discusses his skepticism towards conspiracy theories including the 9/11 attacks and Sandy Hook shooting.
The hosts discuss golf swings and point out that Andrew Santino, who claims to be a good golfer, has never videotaped his swing.
A humorous anecdote is shared about a bet on golf and mistaken identity.
Comedian Bert Kreischer briefly touches on his views of human trafficking and later mentions his uncommon skill of playing basketball.
The host briefly mentions a woman guest who founded a movement against a cult and also talks about an episode where he portrayed a character in a relationship with an older man.
There is a discussion about the cost of Whitney's house and a potential idea, but the speaker does not believe it will have the same benefits as pre-com childbirth. Whitney mentions considering buying the house next door.
Bert Kreischer talks about skiing during a cough and how it feels like having a hard dick in a sauna with AIDS. He also mentions a conversation with his wife about voting for Kanye West.
The speaker talks about their experience driving on tracks, including drift tracks, and attending a co-ed school that had mostly boys and girls on the team.
The speaker discusses their experience with athletics in high school, specifically playing basketball and only being able to play multiple sports if they were a star athlete.
The speaker believes that being athletic is a crucial trait for a point guard in basketball and suggests that a tennis player would make a good point guard due to their athleticism.
In this transcript excerpt, a group of individuals are attempting to brainstorm a potential lineup of comedians for a show in LA, but are struggling to come up with names.
The hosts discuss the tension between female comedians, Amy Schumer and Whitney Cummings, and tease the next week's episode with guest Tim Dillon.