We go Buck wild with strong-shouldered sports commentator Joe Buck. From dads to daddy issues and hair transplants to high-intensity potty breaks, we run the gamut with this vocal hero. Plus Will comes up with Joe's new catchphrase!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
In this podcast episode, the hosts introduce themselves and the show SmartList, which is a comedy podcast. They joke around while trying to create a smooth introduction.
The speaker shares his embarrassing moment when he had SmartList on his car radio and a valet attendant took his car. The conversation also touched on people making mistakes when trying to compliment someone.
The transcript features a discussion about mental health stigma and the importance of seeking help when necessary. The speaker also talks about revealing their struggles with mental health to the public.
The host talks about his family's temporary stay in Mexico with him while waiting for a new home to be ready and jokingly asks the guest if he's a wedding crasher since he happened to know someone getting married in the same location.
The hosts discuss their differing opinions on attending young children's birthday parties and why they may not be as enjoyable as weddings.
The son of an NFL announcer recalls how he spent his summers and the fall watching his father do what he loved: broadcasting NFL games. He also shares how he would sometimes see players with someone who didn't look like their wife while walking by the hotel bar.
This transcript covers two different podcasts. The first discusses comedic stories of dating mishaps and the second podcast tells stories of the world's elite.
The conversation discusses the importance of sports in alleviating stress, as two individuals are seen discussing a game and its impact in their everyday lives.
The hosts of the podcast discuss a recent conversation they've been having about home runs and the importance of being highlighted at events. They also give a shout out to a listener named Matt and discuss his cool factor.
A father talks about balancing fatherhood and interests like Star Wars and sports, and is asked what sport he would watch on TV.
In this podcast episode, the guest shares his experience of being picked on as a kid and how it made him feel fragile and affected him as a father and athlete. Despite being successful, he still struggles with the memories of his childhood trauma.
In this episode, Joe Buck, a legendary American sportscaster, shares his story and some inspiring moments of his career.
The hosts discuss the use of crowd mics, ambient sound and the importance of not filling every second with dialogue. They also recount stories of their bathroom break experiences at crowded events and the use of technology to stay connected with friends.
Joe and the guest discuss their most embarrassing moments, and how one year at the US Open, Joe felt like he did a decent job announcing while the camera kept showing a woman kissing and congratulating winner Brooks Koepka.
The speaker shares a personal experience of having to undergo eight hair transplant surgeries and opting for a general anesthetic which led to a nerve being sat on causing his left vocal cord to be affected, and his voice to be altered permanently.
A man shares his experience of overcoming medical procedures and how he recently found a new and better method for undergoing them.
The author of a book on hair transplants talks about the backlash he received from doctors for exposing the barbaric pain of the procedure, but reiterates the importance of acknowledging the reality for those considering it.
The speaker describes the transition from a more casual setting to a network broadcast commentary featuring Jim Nance and Sir Nick. Despite the sudden change, the speaker admires Nance's style and ability to keep the commentary laid back.
The hosts discuss Sean's relationship with his dad, who used to take him to dog tracks to bet on races.
The comedian discusses how his father leaving motivated him, and reveals his surprise at discovering a podcast called Daddy Issues where people talk about similar topics.