Duncan Trussell joins Tom Segura in Bert Kreischer’s place for this week’s “2 Bears, 1 Cave.” They discuss the new Armie Hammer documentary, Vlad the Impaler, North Korea, UFOs, Mos Def, Ted Bundy, and the Mari Aoki phenomenon. They also swap stories about “relieving themselves” on airplanes. https://tomsegura.com/tourhttps://www.bertbertbert.com/bertyboytourhttps://store.ymhstudios.com/
Joe Rogan and Duncan Trussell catch up and share stories, including a memorable experience of smelling one's own fart. Duncan fills in for Bert Kreischer, who undergoes a blood transfusion.
The speaker talks about the differences between life in the city and life in the country, including the challenges of ordering things online when living in a rural area and the lack of romanticization of country life in modern media.
Yacine Bay reflects on changing his name and the reactions he received from others.
This podcast discusses the impact of the political climate on childhood brain development and how a lack of chaos in the 90s created apathy towards political issues.
The podcast hosts talk about how often the most powerful people may not be the nicest and the different cultural versions of power struggles. They also touch on the importance of consent and communication in maintaining boundaries.
The speaker shares about feeling honored and admiring how insightful others can be when they uncover their deepest secrets.
The hosts discuss the bias towards attractive people in committing crimes and how it can manipulate our perception of their guilt or innocence.
The podcast explores the basis of why individuals label someone as attractive, discussing the various social and psychological factors that come into play.
The podcast discusses disturbing comments allegedly made by actor Armie Hammer, including wanting to eat someone's ribs, and compares them to the actions of serial killer John Wayne Gacy.
The idea that our ancestors' traumatic experiences could be passed down through epigenetic markers in their DNA; and sharing books and experiences with others who might not understand their significance.
A man shares his harrowing experience of being stuck in ice for 30-50 days during a fishing trip, where he and his friends were presumed dead by his wife. To survive, they resorted to killing and eating their own dogs.
An offensive podcast made by an unknown speaker that includes derogatory and discriminating remarks. It involves a comparison between Eastern Europeans and Mexicans, and a vague reference to an online product.
The podcast discusses offensive Halloween costumes and how they can be harmful and insensitive to people's cultures and identities.
The podcast discusses the behaviors and choices of mobster John Gotti, including his lavish lifestyle and disregard for others.
A discussion about people like Charles Manson and how they resemble the behavior of kings in a different era.
In this episode, the hosts discuss the challenges and dangers of escaping North Korea, including the brutal repercussions that can follow for not adhering to the country's strict regime.
Slave owners would use emotional manipulation tactics, such as forcing slaves to cry or staging parades, to control and intimidate them. The effects of this manipulation are still present in modern-day conversations about slavery.
In this episode, the speakers discuss the changing view of owning a house as a symbol of financial stability and the American Dream, and how it has become increasingly difficult to achieve.
As technology develops, there is controversy surrounding the idea of automation taking over jobs. Some argue that rather than taking jobs away, automation has allowed for new jobs to be created and ultimately increase efficiency.
The hosts discuss power dynamics in office culture and how individuals can navigate uncomfortable situations that may arise.
In this conversation, someone shares that they get horny while flying while the other discusses their annoyance with noisy hotel doors.
In this podcast, the hosts discuss the unusual phenomenon of people feeling the urgent need to defecate when entering a bookstore, which has been coined as the "bookstore poop phenomenon." They explore the origins of this phenomenon and its possible psychological and physiological explanations.
In a recent podcast, it was mentioned that some celebrities were creating profiles on lesser-known platforms which allowed them to showcase some of their less acceptable behavior without consequences. This behavior ultimately raises questions about consent in certain BDSM play.
Conspiracy theories surrounding UFO sightings often ignore data that doesn't support their claims. However, with new technology and data collection methods, it's likely that some unexplained sightings are simply natural phenomena or man-made objects reflecting off in the distance.
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A passenger on a flight advises their seatmate to wear Gucci clothes to match their luxury jet experience.