
What happened this past weekend. And sometimes what happened on other days.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 552 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

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There are parts that are entertaining, and parts that are pretty cringe. Just take it for what it is, entertainment, not reliable political commentary.
Theo shows such bravery covering topics such as Israel. We love & back you!
Can’t believe the people you are behind .. I liked you until
Now .. dam
Theo use to be really funny but his recent obsession with Israel has ruined him. He’s no longer entertaining to listen to. If he decides to drop the politics and go back to comedy I might try again.
Great podcast. Good variety of guests and topics. Theo is always in my podcast rotation.
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Apple Podcasts | #67 | |
Apple Podcasts | #9 |
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Listeners get long, unfiltered conversations with a blue-collar comedian who chats with a rotating roster of high-profile guests—from athletes and musicians to actors and fellow comedians. Episodes mix personal origin stories, career highs and lows, and candid takes on fame, culture, and technology, often weaving in humor, spontaneous riffs, and sponsor reads. The show tends to skew toward conversational, unscripted energy with a focus on authenticity, resilience, and the human side of big personalities. Noteworthy is the live, late-night vibe and the willingness to tackle provocative topics with humor and candor, which can be especially appealing to fans of offbeat, candid interviews and behind-the-curtain career anecdotes.
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Recent guests on This Past Weekend include:
1. Matt Rife
2. John Kiriakou
3. Nate Bargatze
4. Ari Matti
5. Mike Tyson
6. Bobby Lee
7. Fahim Anwar
8. Ella Langley
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