The 2 Bears, Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer are back in their 1 Cave! First we must discuss, what could be breaking news: Bert had a heart attack last night?! TMZ is trying to confirm! Then, Tom and Bert discuss the Ari Shaffir tweet about Kobe Bryant. Then we get on to the Super Bowl half time show! Jennifer Lopez and Shakira look absolutely incredible! Which one would you rather fill up?? LeeAnn got a text about Caronavirus from Christina that she forwarded to half her phone book and kids. Always check the link before forwarding to other people! Bert celebrates Chinese New Year and we get more impressions from Bert. Tom and Bert then debate the pros and cons of early morning drinking before flights.
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The speaker shares how pregame shows and an extended period without tragedy can make them anxious and depressed.
The speakers discuss a public figure's slow response to negative media attention and the ability to recognize public sentiment through facial expressions.
The speaker had thoughtful conversations with a public figure and describes them as kind and empathetic, someone who should not be vilified by the country. The public figure is also described as a legit fighter.
The speaker talks about how genetic differences can impact physical abilities using examples like Jennifer Lopez's fall during a performance and their personal experience with exertion.
This podcast episode talks about the benefits of using a sauna and explains the difference between a traditional sauna and an indigenous sauna. It also provides insights into how long to stay inside a sauna.
The speaker discusses the benefits of flushing and cleaning one's blood, especially when feeling hungover.
Two friends share embarrassing stories, one involving a mistakenly sent text and the other involving an uncomfortable encounter with a delivery person.
The speaker discusses their belief in luck over hard work, and how the entertainment industry is not based solely on hard work. They mention specific examples of people who have succeeded through luck.
Joe Rogan attributes some of his success in comedy to the Carlos Mencia incident, as well as his curiosity for technology.
A man shares how he went around looking for fresh bills on New Year's Day and put $100 in the center of each bill for kids, ultimately giving away $1000.
The hosts discuss how the idea of "if they can do it, I can do it" diminishes the hard work and talent required to be a successful comedian.
A conversation about whether parents have used the N-word with their children turned into a joke during a family discussion. However, the topic highlights the importance of being aware of language use and the impact it can have on others.
Employees file complaint against a colleague for alleged use of the N-word in the workplace, despite his previous denial of ever using it.
In this podcast, a conversation about the experiences of black celebrities with racism in the entertainment industry is discussed, including how some white executives may feel comfortable dropping their facade of acceptance around them.
A reporter from TMZ threatens a podcast host that if they don't work with the news outlet, other websites might not present the story in the best possible manner, causing distress to the podcast host.
The speaker recounts a wild night in Dayton where they sold 2500 tickets, had multiple shows and ended up hungover in a cab the next morning.
The speaker reflects on their impressions of small towns in Montana and Georgia, sharing that they found some towns desirable while others they considered "pretty gross".
A snippet from a conversation about an artist's career and future plans.
In this episode, Emmanuel Acho talks about the concept of white privilege and how it affects different areas of society. He also discusses his experiences with covert racism and microaggressions.
The speaker describes the scene at a bar in the early hours of the morning where people are feeling down and it's clear they have been out all night.
A chance encounter with a friendly airport bartender led to an open invitation and a reminder of the power of small interactions.
The speaker talks about having added new material and shows to their podcast, and express how much fun it was.
Comedian Joe Rogan discusses the idea of playing rock, paper, scissors to determine who will receive a hair transplant, and also mentions a celebrity who has had the procedure done so seamlessly that it is not noticeable.