Another episode of 2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer! This week the two talk about Bert’s love of the band Wilco, how they each pitch this podcast to people who haven’t listened to it, and a promising new product Bert wants to be affiliated with. They discuss being fathers, buying gifts for their crew on the road, how they both got into sneaker culture, and why they ever became friends in the first place. Bert gets an important phone call from LeeAnn, the two break down what comments on social media mean, and a great bit from Ron White. https://tomsegura.com/tourhttps://www.bertbertbert.com/bertyboytourhttps://store.ymhstudios.com/
The host announces a tour in Australia, New Zealand, and Red Rocks.
Comedian Burt Kreischer talks about how personal information about him is readily available online, the potential consequences of sharing too much information, and the varying levels of privacy for public figures.
The speaker reflects on a time they discovered a new idea through watching a documentary, and how it sparked their creativity and gave them a new perspective.
This podcast episode touches on male-dominated industries, specifically in entertainment, and the idea of needing certain interests to fit in. The speaker references the band Wilco and how it was popular among the dads in LA he knew who were in powerful positions.
The speaker expresses his desire to feel energized in the morning, including getting approached by alcohol companies, and wanting a big punch in the dick to jump-start his day.
The speaker expresses their desire for drugs in the morning and reminisces about a funny incident involving drinking Cabo Cava with a religious woman who had never drank alcohol before.
The speaker recounts his conversation with someone claiming to be a professional whistler and expresses skepticism.
The speaker expresses his frustration about his weight and shares his annoyance towards a person named Leanne. He thinks losing weight will make him feel better.
Comedian discusses how he was inspired to become "undeniable" and improve his craft, leading to a realization about how to succeed.
The transcript lacks a clear topic and includes informal language and incomplete thoughts.
In this podcast, the speaker shares some memories and compliments about people he knows, including telling Aaron Rogers to stop talking and admiring the way Georgia speaks with her eyes.
The speaker fondly recalls a memory of reading a special part of the book 'Baby Beluga' to a group of children, pretending to be a whale, and getting them to sing along with her.
The speaker expresses their mixed feelings about wanting their friends to have fun but also feeling jealous and not wanting them to have sexual experiences with other people.
Join us for a meandering conversation where the speaker reminisces about their early life in their hometown, specifically about the rural lifestyle, growing up with cattle and fields around them.
The speaker expresses their comfort and enjoyment around the listener despite their craziness. They offer an anecdote about their own self-awareness regarding their quirks in a humorous way.
The speaker shares about the numerous shoes they have on their bus, including designer shoes and a pair of Florida State University shoes.
The speakers discuss high-end designer sneakers and their styles, with one participant expressing a dislike for high tops.
The speaker discusses shopping for shoes at department stores and the variety of designer options available, as well as discussing a friend's suggestion for camo yoga clothing.
The speaker struggles to fit his feet into his new red wing boots and chooses to wear his blue ones without socks, despite being a "sock guy". He also mentions wanting to switch to a t-shirt, jeans, and flip flops outfit.
The speaker expresses mixed feelings about the band Bright Eyes, describing their music as softer and more like mood music. They question if the band's leader, Conor Oberst, plays multiple instruments and ultimately state that they do not love the band's music.
Bert Kreischer discusses the impact of fan support on artists and performers, emphasizing his own personal experiences and the potential impact of dedicated followers on smaller businesses and individuals in the entertainment industry.
A person discusses their annoyance with online followers who promote their location, and can identify with a friend who sent a text about the issue.
The speaker talks about their love for meeting different chefs at restaurants and their amusement in hearing other people sell the experience to others.
The speaker talks about promoting a video and mentions a Stefano video that he didn't want to promote.
The speaker expresses their desire to find a hobby like those of their peers and mentions their interest in potentially getting a sailboat.
A conversation about watches in which one person describes a photo sent via text of a Rolex and the other person bemoans wearing the same watch every day.
This is an unintelligible excerpt from a podcast transcript where the speaker discusses a conversation with someone who bought tickets for them to see something.
A podcast featuring dirty jokes, raunchy humor, and amateur portology.