A friend encourages someone with a natural gift for comedy to pursue a career in stand-up after impressing a room full of people during their first performance.
A wedding photographer bought a drone to help with his work, but ended up using it to share videos of his dance moves and gain viral fame on social media.
The speaker shares a story of a camera malfunction while shooting a wedding and discusses the popularity of makeup tutorials online. They also briefly mention a story about a wedding photographer deleting all photos.
The speaker expresses their disinterest in the idea of trends.
Photographer talks about her success on TikTok despite having a full-time job and not having enough time to edit her videos.
A new conspiracy theory with the Gabby Petito case and Brian Laundrie involves a drone flying over his parents' house leading to the discovery of a hand sticking out of a flower bed, raising questions about the use of drones in investigations.
The speaker talks about a blooper where Jason Derulo accidentally made the drone take off while holding it, and admits to having had close calls with drones before.
A social media user has faced backlash after his comments were compared to the humor of Lucille Ball. Despite positive comments, others suggested the user misinterpreted the situation and should stop arguing with internet strangers.
The speaker discusses how he has dealt with backlash from social media haters, citing examples of not giving enough credit and trying new video techniques. Despite not being a flashy person, he has still faced criticism on his drone videos and other content.
The podcast hosts discuss a controversial photo that suggests the bride was caught making out with someone, while also reminiscing about the early days of Twitter and the use of hashtags.
In this episode, the hosts discuss the dangers of hiring a photographer to take pictures of a wedding photographer at work. They share a story about how a photographer's images were used without consent on porn sites.
The transcript appears to be random snippets of conversation and does not contain a clear topic or theme.
The speaker discusses the use of drones for wedding videos, highlighting the benefits of capturing beautiful scenery without disrupting the ceremony.
Howie had a nightmare and woke up on a bus ride, causing a commotion amongst his fellow travelers.
The risks and potential dangers of aspiration are discussed, including how it can lead to death in some cases, such as when inhaling vomit into the lungs. The confusion around how aspiration can occur is also addressed.
The transcript contains a conversation between a customer and Home Depot's virtual assistant, with the customer requesting for additional help and the virtual assistant providing local store options. The conversation also involves misinterpretation due to language and cultural barriers.
The type of tool you use for shiplap depends on the type of shiplap you have, and it is possible to create shiplap from non-shiplap wood.
The podcast transcript is unclear and has no discernible topic.
A man has a warehouse full of human bones and constantly posts pictures of them on TikTok despite not selling them on the platform.
The speaker defends the Kardashians, acknowledging that while many people criticize them for being "famous for being famous," they actually work hard and deserve their success.
The trend for longer podcasts seems to be growing in popularity, with audiences enjoying a lengthier listening experience.
The speaker requests the audience to leave a review and excuses himself to go to the bathroom.
Howie Mandel ends his show and encourages listeners to visit his website for ideas or prank calls.