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#1994 - Theo Von

NaN minutesEpisode #1994

Theo Von is a stand-up comic and podcaster. He is the host of "This Past Weekend with Theo Von."www.theovon.com

Episode Timestamps

  • Joe Rogan discusses his recent show in Austin Texas

    • Joe Rogan and Friends shows have surprises for the audience
    • Guest mentions a video of the show
    • Comedian talks about performing at the venue and how it has changed since
    • Talks about how the experience of building something from scratch has been inspiring
  • Discussion regarding age and consent in sexual relationships

    • Discussion of double standards between men and women in sexual relationships with minors
    • Mention of teachers having relationships with students and consequences
    • Comedian discusses the responsibilities of having a child at a young age
    • Discussion on whether men take the nine month period before the birth seriously
  • Dangerous selfie trends;

    • People have died from taking dangerous selfies, including a recent case of a woman falling off a cliff while taking a selfie.
    • People should not put themselves in danger for the sake of social media.
  • Orcas attacking boats;

    • Orcas off the Iberian coast have been sabotaging boats and have even taught other whales to do the same.
    • Bringing fish onboard could possibly ease tensions with these animals.
  • Pit Bulls and their love for humans

    • Discusses the loyalty and affection of pit bulls.
    • Compares the love of pit bulls to that of other dogs.
    • Wishes he could measure how much dogs love their owners.
    • Shares personal experiences with his dogs.
  • The danger of pit bulls and their unpredictable behavior

    • Shares personal experiences with a pit bull, including one bred for hog hunting in Hawaii.
    • Explains the power and unpredictability of pit bulls.
    • Comments on the need for responsible ownership and proper training.
    • Shares stories of dangerous dogs in his neighborhood.
  • First experience with dogs. Importance - 6/10. Bullet point summary - The speaker shares their lack of experience around dogs growing up, and their first encounter with an indoor dog which they found to be gorgeous.

    • The speaker shares their lack of experience around dogs growing up, and their first encounter with an indoor dog which they found to be gorgeous.
  • The downfall of Three's Company. Importance - 7/10. Bullet point summary - The speaker shares the story of Three's Company's downfall due to a salary negotiation dispute involving Suzanne Somers and how it affected her role in the show.

    • The speaker shares the story of Three's Company's downfall due to a salary negotiation dispute involving Suzanne Somers and how it affected her role in the show.
  • Animals and Breeding

    • Male and female animals need to want to breed for it to happen
    • Nature can be brutal during breeding season
    • Touching a baby animal can lead to rejection from the mother
    • The scent of humans can also lead to rejection from the herd
  • World's Biggest Penis

    • Discussion about a man with the world's biggest penis, measuring 13.5 inches
    • Reactions to the news, including shock and amusement
    • Discussion about the impracticality of having such a large penis
    • Comparison made between the genetic lottery of having large tits and having a large penis
  • Gerbil story and difficulties in acting

    • Describes the idea of inserting a gerbil into a man's intimate area
    • Comments on how difficult it is to succeed in the acting industry due to casting agent and director preferences, nepotism and power trip games
  • Networking in acting and political opinions

    • Reflects on the importance of networking and fakeness in the acting industry through personal experiences
    • Suggests that actors change their political opinions to fit with the politics of casting agents and executives in the industry
  • Sauna and Frequency

    • Reflection on achieving a certain frequency in life and the impact of alcohol on that frequency.
  • Comedy and Drugs

    • Discussion of the speaker's experiences with drugs and funny anecdotes from the comedy world.
  • Addiction and Management

    • Conversation about addiction to drinks and substances
    • Discussion on how addiction can be managed
    • Exploring the effects of caffeine, vapes, and hand sanitizer
    • Joe Rogan's struggle with quitting vaping
  • Kava Kratom Drink Lawsuit

    • Discussion on Kava Kratom drinks and a lawsuit surrounding them
    • Explanation on how a person became addicted from consuming too much
    • Debate on whether companies should provide clearer dosage guidelines
    • Exploration of the potential risks and unknown effects of Kratom
  • Alcoholic sues wellness drink company

    • Alcoholic sues a wellness drink firm for getting him hooked on 10 of its "feel free" kava drinks a day
    • The drinks contained addictive morphine-like substance Kratom
    • Discussion on whose fault it is
  • Club members discuss the feel free drink and class action lawsuit

    • Club members are wary of the feel free drink and the class action lawsuit against it
    • Discussion on how the drink makes them feel and after-effects
    • Tangent on addictive vapes
  • American Gladiators TV Show

    • The TV show had 13 million viewers at some point
    • The promoter paid the athletes nothing
    • One athlete is now suffering from multiple injuries
  • Conversation about Diet and Energy

    • Joe Rogan talks about his experience on the carnivore diet
    • He says that he felt better and had more energy
    • He also discusses the process of gluconeogenesis
  • Starting Time

    • Joe discusses wanting to do ayahuasca again and getting back in touch with nature
    • Mentions his friend Neil Brennan, who was cured of personality disorders after taking ayahuasca
    • Talks about anxiety and how it can be caused by childhood trauma and genetics
  • Starting Time

    • Joe talks about taking SSRIs to help battle his anxiety and depression
    • Describes feeling like his emotions can drop off suddenly and intensely without medication
    • Reflects on his past views on mental illness and now realizing the importance of treating it seriously
  • Joe's Club Experience

    • Talking about club excitement and the audience's hype
    • Emphasizes the perfect setup of the environment and the sound system
    • Discusses the club's reception in Austin
    • Shares the lengthy construction process and renovations made after receiving feedback from Louis CK
    • Admiration for Louie as a friend and his insights
    • Laments being censored on YouTube and discusses vaccine efficacy
  • Pharmaceutical Greed

    • Talks about the history of pharmaceutical companies lying to people
    • Questions the efficacy of the COVID vaccine rollout
    • Discusses the Sackler family's immunity from opioid lawsuits
    • Calls for accountability and punishment for pharmaceutical companies causing harm
    • Cites the Vioxx case as an example of profit-driven greed over people's well-being
    • Criticizes a system where profit is prioritized over people's safety and questions when this started.
  • Pharmaceutical drug advertising on television

    • Advertising for pharmaceutical drugs on television is illegal in every country except for New Zealand and the United States
    • People should not be influenced to take drugs that they may or may not need
    • Advertising should not take the place of a conversation between the patient and their healthcare provider
    • Pharmaceutical companies spend an extraordinary amount of money on advertising for their drugs
  • the medical industry and health optimization

    • Some doctors who recommend vaccines are unhealthy themselves
    • Taking care of one's health through exercise, supplements, etc. is important
    • A healthy person stands a better chance with illness
    • Organizing bodies like the FDA and CDC have revolving doors with pharmaceutical companies
  • COVID Symptoms

    • After playing pool till 3.30 in the morning, the speaker felt tired and off.
    • The speaker got tested in the morning and found out he had COVID.
    • He felt better after getting IVs.
  • Deaths Due to COVID Shutdowns

    • The speaker raises concerns about COVID shutdowns causing addictions and recovery programs to close down.
    • He points out that the number of addicts who died from the shutdowns is higher than that of COVID deaths.
    • The speaker explains that some COVID diagnoses could be inaccurate.
  • Contemplating Mortality

    • Conversation on the fear of being alive
    • Realization of one's mortality
    • Inquiry into whether wind has the ability to send messages
  • Mortality Revisited

    • Discussion on a person who disappeared on a cruise ship
    • Reflections on the possibility of coming back from being disappeared
    • Fact about most fish residing near shore
  • The ocean and Mother Nature

    • Discussion about fish being 200 miles from shore
    • Talk of tiger sharks being dangerous
    • Personal experience of snorkeling and feeling scared
    • Belief that Mother Nature will have a role in all of this
    • Dislike towards the Sackler family
  • The Sackler Family and Diffusion of Responsibility

    • Discussion about the Sackler family and the dangers of the drug they produce
    • Explanation of diffusion of responsibility
    • Belief that people think they can't be held responsible because they are part of a big corporation
    • Personal experience with being offered painkillers after surgery
  • Media bias and the need for an app to determine a business' political affiliations

    • Joe discusses media bias and its influence on left-leaning politicians; proposes an app that shows a business' political affiliations to affect their bottom line.
  • Companies losing money over excessive woke campaigns

    • Joe talks about the negative impact on businesses who promote excessive woke campaigns, citing examples of Target and Bud Light's financial losses.
  • Trichinosis and cooking bear meat

    • Trichinosis is a parasite that can be contracted by consuming undercooked meat
    • 90% of trichinosis cases in North America are from people eating bear meat that is not cooked enough
    • Store-bought bacon and ham are safer to consume because the animals are not free-range and thus not exposed to the parasite
  • Goodbye and congratulations

    • The conversation is ending
    • The speakers express appreciation for each other's company
    • They briefly discuss a recent club performance and upcoming plans
    • The conversation ends with a farewell.
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