On this episode of 2 Bears, 1 Cave, Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer discuss Bert's sobriety, the period of time in which people became attractive, and what the two of them are going to do after the quarantine is over. The two of them talk to Ryan Sickler, Dr. Drew Pinsky, and Joey Diaz on the phone. Tom also shares Norman Summerton's poutine video with Bert. What do YOU like on YOUR poutine? Let us know in the comment section below!
Comedians Bert Kreischer and Tom Sincura discuss their podcast, including how they're surprised by their high views and wishing they had better marketing skills.
Michael Hutchins, the late lead singer of the band INXS, lost his sense of smell and taste, which eventually drove him crazy. This is different from people who may be losing their sense of smell due to COVID-19 or other causes.
The speaker jokingly discusses the idea of having sex with aging supermodels who may no longer receive the same amount of attention due to their age.
The speaker reflects on the way women's appearance and attitude were perceived in the past, highlighting the lack of focus on personality traits and achievements.
In this podcast snippet, the hosts discuss unrealistic beauty standards such as gray roots and facial hair.
The speaker expresses frustration with the traditional approach of counting sober days consecutively, stating that it can hinder one's ability to have a good time.
In this podcast episode, the speaker talks about how some individuals in the sober community may not appreciate certain approaches or styles and may criticize others who have a different perspective. He suggests finding a way to respectfully respond to these criticisms.
Joe Rogan talks about his experience with sobriety and addresses critics who question the necessity of Sober October.
The speaker is discussing the temptation of drinking culture and how it is sometimes difficult to leave behind. He also jokes about the idea that days only count as drinking days if they are followed by another drinking day.
Learn how to make French Canadian poutine fries with a unique twist on the classic recipe.
This snippet showcases objectification of women in Hollywood and the negative impact it can have on the industry.
The hosts discuss the viral video of "Tit Cup Guy" and question his motives for exposing his identity as the creator of the video.
The speaker admits guilt in stereotyping black people, particularly older black women, based on their love for hip hop music. This perpetuates harmful stereotypes in the culture.
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The speaker rambles about drug experiences and wonders what his career would have been like if he had never tried them, mentioning successful comedians who have abstained from drug use, and makes a questionable remark about race.
The speaker rambles about cocaine and compares the worth of Tom Cruise's acting abilities to a tree that he could rip out of the ground but knows better than to cause trouble. He expresses hesitancy about whether or not he would want his daughter to try cocaine.
The speaker talks about his limited experience using cocaine and discusses the effects of drugs like cocaine, morphine and heroin.
The hosts suggest doing a show with Dr. Drew where they all try a variety of drugs and share their experiences, but they acknowledge that Dr. Drew might not be willing to participate. They also discuss the risks of football players getting concussions and suggest kicking instead of playing the sport.
A person discusses their sober journey, recalling their mother bringing them alcohol and their recent accomplishment of 42 days of sobriety.
The conversation revolves around the idea of counting two days of sobriety in a row even if there is drinking involved. They also touch on cutting cocaine lines.
Comedian Bert Kreischer suggests starting his own version of Alcoholics Anonymous that allows for non-consecutive sober days, while Joe Rogan proposes doing a video where they try different drugs in small amounts and report on their experiences. Kreischer also argues that taking breaks from sobriety and returning is a sign of strength rather than weakness.
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In this podcast episode, the hosts delve into random conversations ranging from open-chested clothing preferences to eye injuries, and emphasize the value of being present and mindful in everyday life.
The overactivity of the immune system is what leads to many COVID-19 related deaths, which is contrary to popular belief.
The speaker discusses the implications of social media on personal behavior and the difficulty of navigating guidelines in the public sphere.
The speaker describes the feeling of being pulled out in an undertow, where there is no need to control the experience like drifting in the ocean, and expresses the desire to walk around people in a marketplace.
The hosts discuss the historical shift in what is considered an attractive male body type and how societal standards have changed over time.
The speaker suggests doing an Instagram live sale for a limited edition hat release and talks about the newly released album called "Fuck You Bitch".
Two Bears One Cave is a podcast with no scripts, just two hosts enjoying a bit of booze and making dirty jokes.