The transcription features a collection of diverse podcast segments from iHeart Radio, each exploring different aspects of human experience. One central story involves Patre Mathers and her husband Michael, who sent letters to friends announcing their deaths by suicide, prompting reflection on mental health and grief. Other episodes delve into cultural icons, such as R&B legends, through the lens of personal storytelling and authenticity. A recurring theme in the discussions is the exploration of human behavior and wellness, including controversial practices like perineal sunning or drinking urine, presented with humor and scientific curiosity. The segments also touch on social norms, such as generational differences in nudity in social settings, and the emotional impact of medical visits. Additionally, topics like extreme heat in Los Angeles, parenting, and personal habits—like using baby powder or washing water bottles—are discussed with candidness and self-awareness. These narratives collectively emphasize the messy, real, and often humorous dimensions of everyday life, blending personal anecdotes with cultural commentary. The overall tone is conversational, grounded in lived experience, and designed to humanize public figures and personal struggles.
This is an iHeart Podcast. Guaranteed Human. In February of 2024, celebrated illustrator and children's book author Patre Mathers and her husband Michael mailed letters to dozens of friends and family members to let them know they had died by suicide. Dear Hunnies, this is goodbye. By the time you get this letter, both Petra and I will be dead. Next stop, Wonderland. Why did they do it? And what did it do to the people they left behind? Listen to death of an artist on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to Decoding Women's Health. I'm Dr. Elizabeth Pointer, Chair of Women's Health and Gynecology at the Adrian Health Institute in New York City. I'll be talking to top researchers and clinicians and bringing vital information about midlife women's health directly to you. A hundred percent of women go through menopause, even if it's natural why should we suffer through it? Listen to Decoding Women's Health with Dr. Elizabeth Pointer on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. On Big Lives, we take a single cultural icon. People like Jane Fonda, George Michael, Little Richard. And we pull apart the story behind the image, discovering forgotten interviews that change exactly how we see these giants of our culture. We're here for the messy, the brilliant, the human version of our heroes. I'm Emmanuel Jochi. I'm Kai Wright. And this is Big Lives. Listen to Big Lives on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. What up, this Jay Valentine, co-host of the R&B Money Podcasts alongside my brother, R&B Legend, Tank. Together, we've built a space for artists, executives, and fans of R&B music to reminisce and tell the real stories behind the music. I have no money. I was hood famous. They think you're going to get everybody out. We lived in a project. The real love came out. They hear them music and we had nothing. I'm Smokey Robinson to Mary J. Blodge, V2K to Jill Scott. If you're a super dedicated R&B fan, this is where you belong. Listen to R&B money from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, it's Bobby Bones. Join me and former NFL quarterback Matt Castle every Wednesday on our podcast, lots to say with me, Bobby Bones and Matt Castle. We're in training camp and the rookie quarterback has one good throwing session in front of the media. Suddenly everybody online says he should start over a week one. How do you handle this? You just go back out to practice the next day and wait for him to mess up. Listen to lots to say with Bobby Bones and Matt Castle on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to This Is Important, a production of iHeart Radio, the show where we talk about what's obviously most critically crucially important. Today on This Is Important, I hear a little dog lick my asshole on television, come on. Please look at my asshole. Things are better when you do them but make it if you have the guts to do it. Let's go, let's go, yeah, I want a rock. We're back baby, what's up my friends? Did you guys know we're feeling good as the walk-up song for Shohei O'Tani? Yes, I did know that actually. I did know that. That's a cool walk-up song. It's just that's a what's willing to find out he's a fan of the podcast. That'd be sick if we find out Shohei O'Tani was a fan of the podcast. Oh yeah. Because I don't know if he even speaks English. Well, that's kind of his claim. When he kind of got busted for gambling, he's like, I don't actually speak the language. Hey, in Japanese, that doesn't mean I'm cheating. Yeah, how do you say I don't think so in Japanese? Do you know? Well, he knows. Because that's what he speaks. Yeah. And I'm feeling good, I feel good. Does he pick that song or does somebody else? Yeah. Apparently, you pick it. You're the one who picks it. Oh, so. Who play is for sure international. You know, he's got like a great, yeah, he's got a crazy career in Asia for sure. You know, it just goes up clean. That's like, I heard, I heard Kenny G is like massive in China. He's like, he's a god. Yeah, okay. Like he just walks around with his dick out and they don't give up. Yeah, that's what you're here. Yeah. Yes. He got both clarinets out on stage. I saw this like this clip of like a who has the most sex by country. Maybe Todd can, can try to find this, but it is who has the most sex by country. It's just Kenny G, Kenny G in China and Japan, they have sex like 27 times a year or so. The whole collection was everybody hearing that. What's wrong? Adam, you were just on a dream. You were just like, wow, wow, wow, that was dope, dude. I hope that stays. Yeah, I'm having a cool, cool internet day. So you said Japan has sex 27 times per year. It was, it was like kind of a low amount that you're like, that is that great two times a month, with a few extra times. So, so that's not high. Yeah. That's not good. That'd be nice. Yeah, with little kids, that's pretty good, but then America was like, you want to rephrase that? No, not sex with little kids. No, he's saying sex when you have, I have children when you have little kids. Yeah, not. Yeah. Is my inner, am I chunking? Yeah. Yeah, yeah. That's a good claim. Your honor, I was chunked. Yeah. I must be chunking. I must be chunking. The internet was acting funny, dude. It wasn't me. Yeah, so, but then it said it like America was like 87 times a year, but then we were on the low end. And then you go to fucking places like Japan, wait, wait, wait, can we guess? Can we guess? What's high? Can we guess what's high? Sorry, Germany. And it was way, way higher. Todd, please try to find the number, the numbers, try to find the numbers. Who do you think is fucking the most? I feel like it's France, right? France is. Maybe Thailand. I, I think France is fucking, maybe, I think it's, yeah, I was gonna say Indonesia or Nigeria must be fucking. Yeah. I'm gonna come. That's just what I imagine. Yes, it's hotter. Which to me, when it's super hot, I don't know if I want to fuck it when it's that hot. Sure. When it's like stanky, I mean, swamp ass hot, but I also don't have sex when it's too cold either. I think that might be worse. But here's the thing is that swamp ass is like, right, when you're somewhere where it's not that hot at the time, like, and then it is you go, swamp ass, when it's hot all the time, you're just like, that's just ass. Oh, ass just smells like that. Bear your face. So he couldn't find, he couldn't find what I was talking about, but Todd did find which countries are the most promiscuous, oh, promiscuous girl. To it. Clubbinger. Miscuous. What's the, okay, and who is, what do we got or shall we guess? I haven't opened the chat. Like Steve. Yeah. Take a guess. We've, we've all been there, which I think Blake's been to two countries, so this really narrows it down. Yeah. Holy shit. Dude, I think I should be able to guess it's got to be either Canada or Australia. Yep. That's what you've been. It's Australia. I think those are the two places I've been in my life. Down. Australia. And you've been to Mexico. My wedding. I got married to Mexico, but that is true. That is true. That's not shocking. I guess that's not shocking about. Yeah. Australia. Australia. There's a crazy out there. It's a wild place. In the outback. Mmm. You just draw it out. The outback. Even the koala's got STDs. Oh, yeah. They be fucks and bro. They've Climidia, right? That's the whole thing. Yeah. I think so. Yeah. That's the thing. Which, what is the science behind that? Is that a sexually transmitted Climidia? and gave each other a committee and they're on like a giant island essentially and then they can't get off and they're just spreading and can't get off they figured they figured out how to get off. Okay. That's points. That's a bad point right there. Very good. I had maggots in my garbage today outside. I don't know if something was funky in there but 120 degrees outside. So it has been very hot. This is this is full on dog days. We're dealing with insanely hot. You know they weren't as gross as I remember them maggots. Yeah. Oh, I find them quite revolting. They were just kind of like a little wriggly dude. Yeah. When I when you were brushing the taro stem pulls that when I pulled that comb out of that disgusting cup and then ran it through my hair and then found maggots in my hair. I found that pretty gross. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You're just saying like they also you don't like swamp ass. I mean, come on. Yeah. That's it. There's the lives for it, dude. Do I make you honey, baby? They just didn't I mean, I guess the last like when you see him on like a dead animal. It's Marley because you're like you guys enjoying that when you're eating garbage, you're like, yeah, I guess I was just eating that. So I guess I get where you're coming from. But they didn't seem as gnarly. Yeah. What they were like LA maggots. They were just kind of like cool about things, you know, not slimy laid back super liberal. Oh, that's cool. Yeah. That's cool. New all the talking points, though.
Progressive. Yeah, I like that dude. They weren't just like I'm just here marching and then when someone says why they don't know They knew they knew they knew okay. They've owned for bass if we're getting poly charge right now Oh God here we go dude. I joined this you know I live in kind of a of fancy high-falutin area and Enclave they call that an enclave. It's in it. It's a rich enclave and it's pollutant and if the pollutant is high around here and So I joined this like club because it has like a nice pool that my son can like swim at all the time and I was like Yeah, this could be cool. That's how I roll And so they have a nice gym and I'm working out at the gym and this guy comes up and he's talking to me and And he dropped that my neighbor. He like knows where I live Which was off-putting yeah, but he was like it's a small-on-close like yeah Your neighbor's trying to try to sew his house for and a crazy amount of money that he probably won't get But he was like, you know, he's a he's kind of a fucking Libertard. Did you know that right and he dropped Libertard for real with the hard tea Like it with an actual like actually said it when I've only ever heard it as a joke thing Or like tit written out not really coming out of someone's mouth. Yeah, so I've read it. I don't know if you mean like in Me like in comments in like on on x.com. Yeah Oh sure sure sure. Yeah, I'm saying I'm saying I all real Blake to speak your language. I'm saying I all real. Oh Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, it's a real life Okay, and it was and it was it was so weird to me that he doesn't think I'm a Libertard Which like a Hollywood actor coming in this on-clay this high-falute non-clay You give awesome giving I was was I wearing a chemo-flogged hat? Maybe that was giving yeah exactly you give really in double pierced ears you give blue comedy or blue collar tour vibes that's kind of your comedy Wheelhouse like feels like you're like Jeff or the adjacent blue collar. Yeah, you get what's your hat your hats like a hunting hat Right, what is that? It's not a it's like from the local saloon. It's just a saloon nearby and and they have a cool cool Camo hats are really on trend right now. That's a local saloon near you that has that poser ass hunter hat No, no, no, it's fucking cool Well, what does that say what's all I see is real camo and then like it says Balboa saloon great great bar great bar They've got good merch too. Yeah, and do they have the the what's the eggs in the jar. They do. Yep. What what is it again? Pickled eggs? Pickled egg. Pickled eggs do so underrated. I love a pickled egg dude What I I also like them, but I'm like what a insane thing to have in a bar Okay, because Where does that pirates because the fart the fart came Inside of a bar, and maybe that was the big now now the the the Balboa saloon if we're talking about this specific bar The ceilings are high. It's like 20 feet ceilings. Oh, so farts can dissipate pretty easily Mm-hmm. They can they can carry but if you're in a low slung bar and the and they the roof is just only like 10 feet high And you're your your your dishy now pickled eggs. Yeah, that is foul That is absolutely foul. Well that if you own a bar like that if you own a bar like that You shouldn't have pickled eggs on deck. You should have just probably innocence and charge of everybody now I think you should probably just have like for breeze or something. Uh-huh. Something that will freshen the air That's when you know it's a good bar when you go in there's just someone do this fake for breeze Right out the gateway. We got a customer. Oh My god get that for breeze. What can I get you? So I say it's doing some work in the chat And he's saying pickle legs became a staple bar and pub snack in the 19th century evolving from general food Preservation practices that date back to the 17th century Europe Damn damn, okay. Get him. You're up sounds like some lib cards Damn, you tell me from Europe. Okay, interesting interesting. I think thanks Isaac This segment is brought to you by sliced the full flavored full-carbonated soda with good for the gut benefits Yeah, we've got another listener right in this week. Hey guys This past weekend I went to my neighbor's barbecue and spent a solid two hours Passionately breaking down our lawn care routines. What's wrong with me? Am I even fun anymore? No, I did I get it I get it. I watched like a 40 minute video on gardening last week and guess what I don't even garden If if you were having fun, do you okay? No, no, no, no, no, no, no timeout. That is too much adulting Got you guys both need bum bum bum a slice break honestly. I was hoping that was your solution You know, it's good stuff and it's good for my gut. I'll take it if I got to get free pro and post biotics I think I'd rather get it from soda. Hey, man brother Blake, you make that look so good, dude. Give me a sip. I wish I had one Hey, give me a little sip it through the phone Thank you. Thanks buddy. Okay, do you feel better now a little more fun than a two-hour conversation about mowing your lawn? Slice a better soda for fun sake Hey, what's up? I'm Tony Gonzalez, and I'm October Gonzalez, but you can call me Toby We want you to join us on our new podcast. No say for it's with October and Tony Gonzalez We get real about marriage, parenthood, sex, divorce and all the nitty gritty stuff we all think about but just don't say out loud I hate that job. You're probably just gonna meet with some rich guy and he's gonna whisk you away, and I'll never see you again Oh, this is awesome. Would you say a deal is actor? D? I don't even know there's this thing is D. No, no, no, I mean like I don't even get on the sea list like I'm not even average I'm not even passing. I'm failing listen to no safe words with October and Tony Gonzalez part of Michael tour podcast network Available on the iHeart Radio app Apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast So where'd you go from there where you kind of like after the dude dropped the hard lib chart where you guys like yeah Yeah, I get it like did you kind of start to play it off like you were you were on their side like he's such a cuck, dude I agree. Yeah, I was like snowflake bitch. Yeah, it's just a little high on bitch. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um I'm gonna go use the men's bathroom. That's how yeah, and it better say men's it better not say all genders Goddamn bathroom. Yeah, I really leaned into it. Good dude. I like that. No, I don't I think I just like uncomfortably laughed For those things that you have all kinds of stuff that you you think you were gonna be like I don't find that funny or oh I'm actually a lib tart myself. I'm a bit of a I'm a bit yeah, I'm a bit lib tarted people said I myself I put the tart in lib tart Yeah, um that might actually work with him. He go. That's good. That's funny. Oh Clever. Yeah. Yeah, I wish I would have said something really clever like that, but instead I just went hi. Yeah. Yeah Yeah, he's bad. Yeah. Well, better get back to my Bulgarian squats. All right, white's only See at the meeting better get back to my split squats. What makes the squats so Bulgarian? What's the Bulgarian about it? You know what a Bulgarian squat is split squat? I do not know what that is with that booty literally just a split squat I don't know why they call them Bulgarian. Well, the Bulgarians must have started it. They started it I guess like it's like a Romanian deadlift, isn't it dude? I mean that's that's my goal is to now that we're Pitching the South Bulgarian Romanian is there a way that I can come up with a workout move that has not really been done And then all the sudden it catches on and people are like oh in 20 years. They're like oh, are you doing the divine? Uh-huh. Are you doing the divine to get that booty pop right? I feel like it's got to be where you're from so it's like USA Shoulder press no if it's mine. There's an Arnold press. There's like like the Smith machine There's an Arnold press the Smith machine is like the bench on like the rails or whatever. That's just a guy That's a guy came up with it. Yeah really. Yeah, Arnold press is the move by the world Arnold press is with like a Look at the mic down. Hey ladies ladies. This episode's for you. Here we go. Mr. Universe. Hold up. Oh god damn I'm gonna well obviously I don't know that I was hoping it was gonna be like and Adam when you do that your face always gets a little smaller Yeah, you really like you were kind of like were you visualizing weight in your hands like you don't even need barbell to get a body like this Blake it's always it's always about one is about muscle confusion Uh-huh, the muscles have to be fucking confused as to what you're doing neck It's the mind muscle connection. You have to only be thinking about the muscles contracting, okay? Let's go that other bullshit in your fucking life when you enter the iron paradise When you step through those golden gates. I'm beating off now. I'm beating off let all the bullshit go away You fucking strapped it at the door and you fucking lift baby. I don't think you think about nothing but you
your muscles contracting, getting stronger, getting beefy. - When is he gonna stop? - Dude, you gotta leave it all at the door. That fight you just had with your wife. Leave it at the door. - Oh, oh, oh, oh. - That's where there he goes again. - We're lifting now. That nine to five. - What would you name your gym if you had a gym? - Oh, come on. - Mm. - 'Cause you call it like iron paradise, what do you mean? - So I think that's the rock. - That was the rock thing. - Yeah, yeah. So what would yours be? - Nucky Grandma! - Would it have to be like something like demand camp? - Yeah, come on. - What's the garden of Eden? - Ooh, that's kind of cool. - That's kind of cool. - Adam's Garden of Eden? - Yeah. - Now that sounds like a place where you like get jerked off. - Oh, man, it does. If it's just Adam's Garden of Eden and it's just a fun one. - It's just a beer garden. - This is a kitchen. - Garden of Eden? - Dude, it's just a beer garden with like really tasty pretzels and shit. - You can work out or not. I'm gonna be cooking. - Now, do you think there is a place in America? Worldwide, you know it exists. But there is a place where you can get a massage and get a happy ending at a gymnasium at a gym. - Oh, every gauge gym. - Every gauge gym. - Oh, there we go. - It's that real. - Yeah, a member of Kev used to go to the crunch and he was like, "I had to quit because I'd go to take a sauna after working out and it would just be guys asking me for head or if I wanted it." - Oh, he had to quit. - 69, dude. - And he was like, and he was like an after a while. After like five or six blowjacks. - I gotta do it. - I had to call it. - And I gotta go. - I gotta do it. - I gotta do it. - I gotta do it. - Hey, I didn't want a jaw workout. - What are we doing here? - Hey, you. - You're saying hello. - Yes, points. - I think that he was like, this is like every time. - This is a two gauge. - That seems rad though. As long as it stays there, we're all good. - Oh, yeah, it's great. - It's the come down. - It's great. - And you could get a protein shot out of it. - So what down? - Okay. - Come on, bro. - What down? - Immunity boost. - Hello. - I feel, I'm having my, because this club, the part of the amenities is the men's clubhouse. - You can say country club. - And the women's, what's not really a, it's like a bay club, because it's not, it is a country club, but there's no golf. So it's the, it's water sports. - Thank God. - Is it a yacht club? - Yes, yeah, essentially. - This is a social club? - Yeah, it's a social club. - Okay, yeah. - And it's a. - Mr. Blue-Color comedy tour. - Okay, here we go. - Totally blue-Color comedy. - I thought you were lib-tard, bro. - Dead or done? - What the hell? - Shit. - But it's my first really experience with like, Santa and steam room, and that culture. And there are. - We just covered that. - There are really old rich men that are just refused to put the towel around their waist. - Oh, come on. - They're just dicks out in their little slides. - This is how they got what they are. - Yeah. - The whole way. But I will say, it's a generational thing, because everyone my age, because there's like, the older generation, and then there's like, the reason we join the club is there's a lot of families with young kids. So I was like, "Ah, you know, it'd be nice to have "bow to a place for him to go and make some friends." And everyone, our generation, has a towel around their waist. - Yeah. - Or wearing like swim trunks or something. But this old generation, they weren't afraid to let it flop. - No, no. I mean, come on. It's the greatest generation. But the things feel so much better when you. Things feel so much better. - It's not all those people are dead. The greatest generation, they're all dead. - Oh, this is my greatest generation. The dudes can sit around, but naked in the sauna. - Things are better when you do them. But naked, if you have the guts to do it. - Uh-huh. - What's better, everything? - What's better? - Swimming in the pool. If you can skinny dip, it feels. - I don't like it. - It's all wavy. - It feels incredible. - Yeah, I just feel really good. - Dude, have you ever just sat in your back yard and fucking just sunbathe but naked? - No. - It feels great, dude. And you know what they say? It's mad healthy to get sunshine like on your actual butthole. Like that's like a. - I do say that. But you know who they is? Lib Tarts. - That's a Lib Tarts. - No, actually. I don't think it is. I think it's off the grid tarts. - Off the grid tarts, but. - You know, the people were like, "Well, the aliens told me if I drink a glass of my urine and shine some strobe lights on my asshole, I'm gonna live to 98." - That's true. There is like a specific guy that I see online but I feel like I've seen a quite a bit on Instagram where there's like, "You still follow Kyle?" - A movement of people who drink their own urine and say it's like, "It's a good look." - Yeah, it's per perenium sunning. Perenium sunning is what they call it. - Yeah. And what do they say the advantage of it is? - A perenium sunning involves exposing the area of skin between the genitals and anus to the sunlight. So it's not even really your anus. - This is the way. - Or your genitals. It's the perenium. - Okay. - I was called it the gooch of the taint, but sure, this is the fancy word for it. - If you're hitting that area with sun, there's probably a pretty good chance that the actual b-hole is taken in. - Well, depends on how deep your b-hole is. My b-hole is down there, boy. - That's true. It takes a while to get to yours. I didn't recall that. - Yes, but I mean, - You're shurning. - Wait, why do you recall that? - I've been on set with you where you've been but naked and I just, I have a memory that will not be true. - But I'm assuming you're getting a couple rays of sunshine on your actual hole. - Yeah, I would assume. - I assume. - It does sound fun. - But why are they saying that it has any advantage? Like is it like kind of like a solar panel or something? - How do they find out? Where, how do they learn this is my question. - That's why it's hard to refute these kind of claims because like, I don't know. They say there's a long list of health and wellness benefits. The main one is the energy boost. - That's what I'm saying. Maybe it's like our solar panel down there. - Sunning can stop QI or life force energy leaking from the body. - It's science. - So they think it leaks from your asshole. - He's leaking. He's leaking. That's the swamp ass of it all. So swamp ass is actually energy leaving the body. - Several benefits including improved sleep. - Okay. - Which by the way, if you just get outside for a while and you are breathed from fresh air, you're gonna sleep better that night than if you just stayed indoors all day long. So I don't, I think maybe just the going outside is what does it and not kind of you standing in your backyard with your head or at your ankles. I have to do this all to the sun. - Then why don't you do that and we'll do everything for you. - I have to do this. I'm sorry. - Wait, but is this because like we used to walk around on all fours for however long? - Yeah. - Or am I sounding like a little. - Yeah, you're getting a little weird on me, but sorry. I'm talking about a thing. - Who did you vote for? - Like why the butthole? How do we know that it needs the light? When did it ever get the light? If it never got the light, why do we. I don't understand. - It's a lost art. It's like an ancient, ancient secret. - I know, but my question is, if we're walking upright. - It says it's rooted in Taoism. So Taoism is an ancient Chinese philosophy that would be a human theory. - I'm harmony with Tao, or the way. - Yeah, I rock with that. I rock with that. That's my shit. - So apparently that comes from. Sunlight has excellent germicidal and exposure to the sun will help heal or keep the anal and vaginal areas healthy and free of germs. - Okay. - So yeah, I mean, I don't know, dude. I get acupuncture done like several times a month. - Mm-hmm. - And so I do believe in some of these ancient Chinese traditions. - They're real, dude. - So I might have looped back around and maybe I might be pointing my ass towards the sun later today. - You should. You should. (dramatic music) - Hey, what's up? I'm Tony Gonzalez. - And I'm October Gonzalez. But you can call me Toby. We want you to join us on our new podcast, No Safe Words with October in Tony Gonzalez. We get real about marriage, parenthood, sex, divorce, and all the nitty gritty stuff we all think about. But just don't say out loud. I hate that job. You're probably just gonna meet some rich guy and he's gonna whisk you away. And I'll never see you again. - Ooh. (laughing) - This is all I want. - Would you say a dealis actor? - D. (laughing) - I don't even know there's this thing as D. - No, no, no, no. I mean like, I didn't even get on the sea list. Like I'm not even average. I'm not even passing. 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It's a R&B money from the Black Effect podcast network on the I Heart Radio app Apple podcast or whatever you get your podcast. >> Look, I'm not doubting that over thousands of years people have cracked the code on a lot of stuff. I'm just wondering like, I'm cracking you. >> I bet you will. >> Hey, go ahead. >> I want a shot. >> I'm just like, how do we, what is the, why, why does some like do this to that area? What do you mean they want an energy boost, they want to feel a little better, they want to, you know, you get, people get really deep into the wellness. >> I'm not saying why do it. I'm saying, I'm saying, what is the mechanism, what is the science of it? >> I think maybe it's like, what do you mean mechanism since it's an area that is- >> This is where the sun don't shine, right? >> Correct. >> So maybe that's- >> We're talking about where the sun don't shine. >> Yes. >> And so what is it about the sun shining there that triggers these things that go into what you're talking about as far as like, sleeping better and da, da, da, da, da. >> I think it has something to do with like, you know when you like, cut like caffeine out of your diet for like a month, and then you go back on caffeine and then it, it really jolts you up. >> Sure. >> I think that maybe that's something like this since this area of your body doesn't get sun at all. It completely absorbs the energy of raw and it puts you in an energetic state. >> Interesting. >> So maybe it's a real wake-up. >> So I think that this should be the new thing then because it is a viral thing to put sun in your perinium and if you do it, people take notice. If you post about it online, people are like, oh my god, if I can Blake Anderson is sun in his asshole. Like right here, I guess in 2019, Josh Brolin posted a strong warning against the practice writing, my pucker hole is crazy burned and I was going to spend the day shopping with my family and instead, I'm icing and using aloe and burn creams because of the severity of the pain. >> The loose, what the hell. >> So apparently Josh Brolin, although he's funny, this might have been a bit. Josh Brolin is sneaky funny, but he's saying to not do it. >> Just galactica himself, but I'm saying, you know how they do the ALS ice bucket challenge for ALS? >> Sure, of course. >> We need to. >> I don't. >> Go ahead. >> Well, someone else does that cares about people with ALS, but I may go ahead. >> We know you don't, but we need to pick a disease that isn't getting a ton of love and we say, hey, sun, your asshole for pediatric cancer, that's kind of tight. Or we pick a different disease that isn't children. >> Yeah. >> But you wanted to be sunny. I think Chad and JT covered this pretty hardcore on their show or whatever they're doing. >> Oh, they did? They've been sun in their buttholes for a long time. >> Oh, this is important, Cruz legends. Come on, bro. >> Yeah. >> Oh. >> Yeah, I think you're right Adam, we could pick, what is it a stiff person's disease that's jumping out there? >> There we go. >> Yeah. >> I like this. >> And then it's like you plank for stiff person syndrome or something? >> With your butthole out? >> Yeah, you plank your asshole towards the sun for stiff person syndrome. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I really think this is powerful. I'd love to go. >> Send all your pictures to Blake. He'll post them. >> I'd love to go live on Instagram, slide in his DM with all of these photos. >> I hope it's not something I do and then I get sort of like, I need it. I get addicted to it and I'm doing it all the time and if I don't do it then my chemical balance is all. I don't want to happen. >> Do you have other examples of things like that in your life? >> Mostly just beer. >> Yeah. >> Got to do that. >> You're addicted? >> Yeah. >> You are addicted to that, man. >> How many beers have you had today, Blake? It is 1 p.m. >> And it's hot out. Give him a breath. >> And zero beers. >> You've had zero today? >> What are you talking about? >> It's Monday morning, bro. >> I don't know. >> I just was on a Zoom call with you. >> I think we got to start a company called Zero Beers. >> So when somebody asks, have you had any beers you go, I've had zero beers. >> Well. >> And then they're like, hey cool, good. >> It's called Zero Beers, yeah. >> You got 30 cans of zero beers from my shoe. >> Honey. >> I've had zero beers. Have you been drinking? I've had zero beers. >> Okay. >> I believe you. >> All right. Well, you're kind of, you seem weird. You might want to son your ass all for 20 minutes. So you're addicted to drinking. You haven't drunk today, yeah. >> Yeah, no, I'm good. >> Yeah, that's it. >> I'm chilling. >> Are you gonna drink today, Blake? >> No. >> Wait, what is the daily? >> I'm gonna, hey, Adam, get off his back. He's gonna have zero beers. >> I'm gonna get him radical. >> Well, I don't know. I mean, I'm addicted to caffeine. And there is not a day that I don't have 800 milligrams of caffeine. >> I suppose if we're being real, like something that I, something that I have to have every day, I do have to drink a cup of coffee, or I will go and do that. >> But that to me becomes like habitual, right? >> Well, that's what I'm wondering if, that's what I'm saying about this. >> It's like the best part of waking up as fold just in your cup. It's just kind of what you do. But I'm talking about like, when you guys used to cup stack, when I first met you, sure, come over and you guys, >> That wasn't my thing. >> That was Blake and Kyle's, they were cup stacks. >> Hey, you don't want to claim it? >> Hey, by the way, I did do it, but I wouldn't say it was my thing. >> But you guys were really into it. >> Absolutely. >> I'll cup stack right now. >> And I guess I'm saying, is there anything in your life like that right now? >> Are you really in there? >> You can say, father, you can say, fatherhood. >> I'm addicted to being a dad. >> I'm talking to my kids and I'm just being a good father. >> It does, being a dad does sort of take all of the time for all of those other things. Like I'd like to play a call of duty, one game takes 10 minutes. >> Sure, sure. >> So I just do it like a free-for-all game. But if you do more than one game, I feel an intense guilt. If like if my son is around and I've snuck away to go play. >> He's listening to the in-game chat and he's in the room. >> You got involved, though, I'm far away. I'm up in my office, he's not hearing it. >> Well, that's the thing, Adam, you've got to give it a little bit. But pretty soon, Bo's going to be your guy. You guys are going to be on a team going through the levels, absolutely scraping fucking, that's going to be the way you bond is in the battlefield. >> Or they could deck, can you log off dad? >> But I'm saying is if my thing was cup stacking, I would feel pretty guilty sneaking off and cup stacking for a half hour. >> What if it scratches an itch so that you're not flying off the handle later? You're like, I just need to do this for a half hour. >> Yeah, and then I'm ready to join the fam. Some people are like that with the exercise.
were like, yeah, they got to get the exercise out of the way or their day is wrecked. That's what that's that's how I am. I'm like, I have to work out every day and Chloe hates it. She's like, I would just prefer you being a fat piece of shit and you're just here. But I'm like, it's just an hour and a half. Like, let me go freaking to my iron paradise. Let me go to the ramp. You can't, baby. Yeah. You got to go sling some middle. I mean, I always, yeah, I got to do some form of sweating. I mean, if you were like kind of like when I was playing pickleball quite a bit, I started to feel pretty guilty because when you play pickleball, you play for like a couple hours. And it was like, I was doing it like every day and I felt pretty bad. Yeah. This is the knock on lib tarts and and regular tarts. Oh, sir, I don't like this is the knock on people that play golf too much and have families. Yeah. Yeah. I'm like, when they have young kids and they go golfing all the time, I'm like, oh, you are a bad dad. Yeah. Might be a bad dad. We play catch when he got back though. Yeah. Absolutely. Sometimes. Yeah. Yeah. I'm like, if you play golf, it's one thing. If you go golf in every once or a while and you know, you like golf and it's a thing. But like some of these guys that we know are out golfing five days away. And that takes what five, four, five, six hours. That's kind of my main gripe with the sport is it just takes a little bit too long. I just signed on to a golf trip with some homies down to Arizona. It'll be fun. That'll be really fun. I go, honey, it's four days. She goes four days. Yeah. That's how one game. And I go, I don't know. Is it worth going for one or two or three or four? Like what? I don't know. Are you guys going to golf every day, all four days? It depends. I'm going to start hitting the driving range like once or twice a week before I go in a couple months. Gear up. And if I'm bad, I'm not going to keep playing because I hate it. I feel like maybe we should go out and just swing some clubs. I like how this is loop back around to maybe we ditch our families and go golf in a little bit. We have zero beers on the course. We have a little time. Come on. Yeah, zero beers. We have a stack of zero beers. Come on. That would be a blast. Yeah. That being said, let's get really into golf together, you guys. I'm trying. Shout out to any country club in LA. We know you're listening. Send us the invite. We'll come by. We'll make your club the amenities. Yeah. We'll do some premium sunny. You got all guys there. We'd love to see them naked. Dude, I would love to see them naked. Dude, I had never seen this many old men bodies and they don't care. So is it you think it's age or generation? Like do you think people guys our our generation in 20 years are still going to be like holding the towel? Like it's not a death grip. I think you're right. I think once you reach a certain age, you kind of just get this bucket button in your life. No, I think it's I think it's generational because these guys were the guys that were they were showering in high school in sports. Yeah. They were just naked together all the time. So it didn't matter as long as there wasn't like girls around and you were just in the locker room. It didn't matter if you were naked or not. Dude, that could grandma. Then our generation, we started drinking that yellow number five in our dick shrink. Yeah. Yeah. Our dick shrink a little bit. You know what? Dude, this kind of remind me of a moment. I would I got a I finally got my physical like last week. Okay. And thank God. The doctor. He was like, yellow number five. No, you were born this was like, I've never seen teeth this low. No, he did not say any of that. The doctor before he like started the inspection, he asked if if I needed a witness in the room. Like if I wanted a someone in there with me to watch to watch to watch to see if the doctor was going to like start jerking you off or something. I assume because I was like, I don't think so. Like should I? And he's like, it's completely your preference. And I'm like, did did the doctor start like wickedness lips a little bit? Yeah. He's like, it's I mean, it's a small room. It could get crowded. But as soon as I said, no, he he started rubbing his hand together. He started rubbing his hands. Yeah. Oh, interesting. He's like, don't worry. I'm just making him warm for you. Yeah. He's like, you never get any sunlight here. Survey says, he just dumps his hand in a bad. He immediately took my legs and put them over my shoulders. Just like, I'm going to get he's like, we're going to have a really good inspection today. You got to cut out carbs. You can't be eating pretzels and you just fucking folds you up. Yeah, but I thought that was kind of wild. Like it kind of shook me. It's kind of like the same way. And like, I don't know, this is kind of Hollywood talk. But when they started to get on, what are the intimacy coordinators? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You go on record of hating. No, no, no, no, no. I think it's fine. But once they start adding like that aspect of like, you know, hey, are you all right with it? You do get a little shook. Like you're like, wait, what what is about to happen? Like, I thought this doctor might be well, what happened? You know what you say? You go, no, no one else needs to be here. But obviously, if you try anything, I'm going to fucking beat your ass. Yeah. That's what you say. For sure dog. Oh, okay. You know what? Let's not have someone in here and see what the fuck happens, doc. Oh, you do need to finger my ass all right. You try it, brother. You try it. What did anything happen? Well, I mean, did he have to put his finger in your ass? No, that was what was weird. He asked me all that stuff. And then he didn't touch my neck. What are you paying for? This is crazy talk. You had a physical and he didn't touch your dick or your balls. I think they might have taken that out of the curriculum, because he didn't think you had any. It's probably fine. You're not. I think this, you know, this generation, I think he didn't want to assume your gender. I think this generation kind of, did you go to some lib tart doctor that didn't want to assume your gender? I mean, it was definitely in Hollywood. Yeah. It was definitely in Hollywood. He's like, I don't want to ask me that question. Say less. I thought for sure, he was asking me that question, because he's like, basically, I'm going to have your dick out and I'm going to be touching it. And then we got done with it. And there was no contact in that way. All he asked me is if I felt like a pressure when I was lifting something heavy in my growing. Yeah. No, not lifting something heavy in my growing. When I lift something heavy, is there like a pressure in my growing? Yeah. Do you do you have a, what are they called? Hernia? Hernia. Yeah. Yeah. But he didn't feel my nuts for like lumps or nothing like that. Oh, that is so strange, dude. My doctor's always feeling my nuts. That's weird. Yes. And I feel a little, I don't think that's weird. I think that's what the doctor, I think you guys are both ends of the spectrum here. Never in all. And I have a, I have a Hollywood, I have a Beverly Hills Hollywood doctor. Well, I mean, I only really go for my once-year physical and for that physical, he, we've covered this, but he will, he touches my balls. He touches above any pain here, any pain here, touches my nuts, any pain here. He goes, do you feel this? Yeah, he spits in his hands, hurts his throat, and he's like, it does this hurt or what is this? No, but then he also, did it hurt or do you like it? Neither. I thought he was going to put his finger in my asshole. I thought, sure. I thought, now I'm in my 40s, the fingers go in your ass hole. That's what I thought. I was bracing for her. But they keep kicking that can further down the road. They're like, yo, now it's 45 and the finger goes in your asshole. And I'm like, oh, and then, you know, is it 50 finger goes? So are you, have you started to lie about your age? Oh, the mind. Yeah, I'm like, I'm 32. That's not what Blake was saying. No, I'm, oh, I'm lying. I'm 50. I'm 50. 30 years old. I'm 50. I'm getting up there. He walks in full bad grandpa makeup. Yeah, I'm just wondering if I could get a checkup. You've got the asshole. It's 42 year old. But then he made me bend over the the table. And then he checks, he spreads my ass cheeks, you know, just looks at my asshole and goes, oh, yeah, all good. We're good. That was that. Yeah, that sucks, man. I didn't get any of that. And you didn't get any of that. No, man, this seems like this is a real doctor. You're going to this is a real doctor. This isn't like that lady or you're going to like one of the clinics or something. No, that little actor doctor later. No. This is a UCLA extension. Dr. Paula. It's got a dog. No, this is a UCLA extension, my friend. This is real deal. Okay. And it's sorry. You have a clip. Pads on me. They put the like pads on me. EK, what is it? KG EKG. Yeah, that EKG. The KGB. Yeah, they did that. They, uh, they gave me shots. I did blood work. But there was no, there's no J.O. and there's no, there's nothing. Yeah. Huh. No dick touching. That sucks for you, dude. I'm sorry. Yeah. Yeah. The going to the doctor. It used to be like a whole full service experience. Did you wear cool underwear? Dude, I showered like twice. I put like baby powder down there. I've like really didn't want baby powder. Stop. Yeah. No, you did. For real? Yeah. The chalk bag. I did. You showered twice to go to your regular doctor. Yes. And you put baby powder down there. So, dude, you know how hot it's been. I wasn't trying to walk in there with a fucking just a, he wears gloves. This is, you got to get the seat span on your car. How stinky is your dick? You wash it once. You wash it once. I don't know. It's got a stink on it, bro. Hey, listen, does your car have the fan on the seat? It does. It does. This is the ultimate LA, I'm going to a meeting game changer. I remember like having to like walk around in parking lots before going up for meetings back in the day before my car had a fan under the booty. Oh, yeah. A fan under the booty is a
an absolute game changer. And by the way, in SoCal, you don't get to use it enough. You don't get to use it enough. Come on. It's, it's too cool. Most of the time. And then, and then, no, and then this summer, it has been an absolute game changer. It's been blazing hip hop and R&B. It's been hot, hot, hot, hot, hot. It's been really, really rough. It's cool down a little bit, but oh man, it was torturous. Didn't the hundreds. Yeah, live down at the beach. It's never once been 80 degrees in the eight years I've lived down here. Well, you're on the ocean. That's a different animal. Yeah, I'm on the, I'm on the ocean. And it's never been 80 degrees. It has been 85 degrees for like the last week. The world is burning. And so that means up where you guys live in the hellscape that is L.A. Yeah. We're kissing a hundo up here. It's 130 degrees up there. Damn near it. It's torturous. It's so bad. Dude, I watched, I watched the local news. Dallas Reigns is saying, don't it's, it just said, he just showed L.A. And it was just skull and crossbones and don't go. I didn't leave the house for like two weeks. It's just like, there was no point. There's just no point. I was going out to grocery stores and just buying hell of like drinks. I was just like rating the like, this looks good. I'm, I was so thirsty all week. Just kept going around at different grocery stores. Yeah, man. We got to quench that third. What do you guys been up to? Bo almost overheated because he did. We were like worried about him because we took him to his like preschool meetup for the first time where he's going to meet some of the teachers meet some of the kids that he's going to be classmates. And then they just play in the playground. Bo, we sat him down. He was at a dead sprint from one of like one thing to another did not stop. He was like purple. This kid was so red. Yeah, he's sweating and I'm like, here, we got to get you some liquids. He's like, no, dad, uh, no, no, dad, this is how I go. I want to play. I want to play. Yeah. I can't stop playing. Oh my God. Yeah, you got to be careful with that. I remember taking Mars really early in her life to Renaissance Baron. She would just like melted out there, dude. It gets so damn hot. Well, you put her in a weird costume. Yeah, you put her in. Yeah, she was dressed as a camel. I'm Gandalf in your Frodo. She had to be a dwarf. Come on. You got a rat. Just dress up like Captain Caveman, full armor, full plate. Let's go, baby. She's kind of being a little bitch bad. I don't know what the big deal is. Take a picture next to this fire's breeding dragon. Fire's greasy extra hot. Sorry, sorry about it. Look, she's hydrating right now. Got to do it. That's a now gene bottle, by the way, just to call back to an episode like five months ago. Yeah, the things that these are, they're pretty mandatory. Never heard of it. But I, I think I talked about it, but they said they get so much like disease on the, on the, the rim. Yeah, I'm like, when you do that with your finger, that's where the disease is. This is what I wanted the doctor to do. I bet it is what I wanted the doctor to do. By the way, what are the time of the, that's where like the diseases go? You just wash it. You just wash it a week. I think, I think people don't, I don't think people, yeah, people wash the water bottle. You just use it and then like once a week you wash it. I mean, it depends how dirty your lip are. You're one of those guys that get the white stuff in the corner. Yeah, I feel like it's got to go more than once a week. I feel like you do that once every day or two days. It's water. Yeah, I think you should probably wash it at the end of every day. You can't just turn it upside down empty at night. It's water. Why? Why not just wash it in the sink? Why? Why wash it? Because bacteria form. Because the germs that are on your lips, then goes on this, then it's sealed, then it festers, then you put it back to your lips and not to extra gross. What is festering bacteria? I don't know, dude, I'm not a fucking scientist, dude. Then why are you saying it? It seems like a thing that should be real. It's science. You're sounding kind of liberal right now. I know. Sometimes I don't know. I'm saying the more you just wash your god damn dishes, dude. I've washed. I'll have like those like little workout cups. I just run it. We have a spigot water spigot that like does the hot water for tea. I just rinse it under that. So like anything that's festering, I'm cooking them. Oh, that's that work. You literally have maggots all over your house. Like, what are you talking about? Wash your shit out in the out of the alley, out in the out of the alley? Yeah, he maggot alley, baby. Don't say that on the podcast. I'm sorry. Dude, I kind of do wish that like every episode I got real nuts when we ended. All right, you fuck it. Just just don't stop. I talk about my garbage because I think it'd be cool and fun. And then you're like, oh, you got maggots. Yeah, I do, but can we? That's it. I'm fucking done today. It's over and it takes that probably not you asshole. Nobody's ever walked off the pod. I've wanted to walk, walked away from it. Yeah, I've wanted to. I feel like I feel like we've all wanted to pod pod or two. This is me going. I remember getting pretty mad at Durs when he got mad at me for wanting to rob a bank. It's too live. Oh, yeah. You're shitting on my hopes and dreams that are never going to come true. Yeah, I just wanted to rob a bank and Durs was like, you're a you fucking suck. I'm like, well, I was like, oh, you want to be a bad person? No, they're good person. They were having fun. I would not. There's no killing. Or when I said if I had, if I had unlimited amount of money, I would buy a thousand anchor somewhere, fly drone planes. So there's no people. And then our shoot rocket launchers to take these drones down. And that would be a fun afternoon for me. Right. Yeah, he did hard stance on that. And then, and then he said, absolutely not. And I'm an asshole for wanting that. Yeah. I don't know if I said you're an asshole. I just said, why do you want to do it? And I think that question made you think that I thought you were an asshole because maybe we need to run with Todd needs to run the those tapes back. Run the bag. We've spent a while since we've done a little clips from the past. Yeah. Yeah. That wouldn't go out of the bank. You know, I think I wanted to do it because it sounds fucking awesome. And if you're a real red blooded American man, you would want to do it too. Okay. Because it would be a fucking blast. Okay. And Adam, and Adam, for every moment you sat thinking about when you were going to bring this back up and talk about it, I hope it's going as you hope. There's, well, there's no seconds. It's literally just just happened in the moment. So there's no moment. Sure. I mean, it would be cool to shoot a bazooka. That would be pretty fun. Yeah. That is absolutely right. How much foam that be. And imagine how much fun it would be if there's a you have to time it. There's a plane going overhead. I mean, I guess like there's a plane coming directly over and you have to fucking time it and you have to hit the plane. By the way, there's no people in the plane. I do love the idea of like, and this is we know this is the plane, right? Yeah. And what if you miss? Where does the bazooka shell go? Play off and do this is dream dude. And it lands on one of your thousands of acres. What if someone's over there to like planting a garden or something? It's Adam's billionaire Adam's fucking workers. Well, then they're planning a garden in your on your property. Well, then they deserve to die. Yeah, they've settled there. They deserve to die. Maybe they've settled there. Well, then they maybe they deserve to die then. If there maybe they maybe they were partying with you earlier and they passed out over there in the forest. Like it this sounds like a good time. I would have grabbed him and I would have said, well, we're shooting bazookas now. Really? So yeah, what if he what if he wanted privacy to son his butthole and then all of a sudden, Hey, that don't worry. We're all sending our buttholes while we're shooting bazookas at these planes that are going overhead. Hey, Blake. He's like, well, now what does everyone else do? Oh, yeah. All right. Well, I'm kind of in as long as you're checking for me and you make sure I am by your side when you're shooting this bazooka. Absolutely. You'll be you'll be near me. Thank you. I can't wait, baby. I'm back. I'm back in it. 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Come on man. I was like, hold on. I'm not gonna mj out of the number one spot. If you're a super dedicated R&B fan who wants the real discovery, the real stories, this is your podcast. Listen to R&B money from the Black Effect podcast network on the iHeartRadio app Apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast. To be a kid that grew up in the 80s or in the 90s, to not want to shoot a bazooka or a rocket launcher, add an airplane that's driving, flying overhead. That's crazy. That's crazy. Yeah. With all the the GI Joe influence, you would hope that you would you would want to shoot a bazooka. Yeah, like come on dude. Let's do this. I still stand by it. I still think it'd be fucking so fun. We've covered that I just don't have, I don't get charged up. Yeah. You lose man. I mean, I think you guys have seen me have a good time. Yeah. But like things like that, it just after a few moments of it, like when we were jet skiing, Shark Week, I like went out, I went back and I was like, you guys can have it though. I don't I really don't need to do this because it just doesn't it doesn't do it for man. You're a good guy to have around. Yeah. Because that means I get two turns like I'm then I get more time on the ski. If you're not hyped, I'm hyped to be out there. I think that I could be on a jet ski all day. Oh, jet ski. Imagine the only thing that I make a jet ski better is if you then had a rocket launcher. I knew you were going to say that. Here we go. And then you could go full steam on the jet ski and shoot something from the ski. That's a lot. I would I think I would rather do oozey. Remember how like oozeys were so sick back in the 90s and I feel like they were kind of Miami affiliated. Yeah. Jet skis and oozeys just. Do we? It would be very fun. Yeah, that'd be very fun. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But nothing explodes when you shoot a oozey. Well, what happened to oozeys? Why don't we have oozeys anymore? I think they're really illegal. I think it's a dated, it's a just a dated gun. I haven't ever even seen one like in real life and no that no point. Well, people are still naming themselves after oozey's oozey. That is true. That is true. That is true. He's kind of keeping oozeys in the lexicon, but they used to be very present when we were young. Ousey's a family of Israeli blowback operated submachine guns and machine pistols designed by major ooziel gal in the late 1940s. Okay. Okay. I feel like it was like oozeys and stealth bombers and like that kind of don't see they both are like great designs and I don't see them anymore. Come to the Rose Bowl. You know, I have a I have a Tommy gun with a pistol grip. That's right. Well, that's really tight. I have a Tommy gun with the barrel. So that's really to hold it. And it's really dangerous, dude. It's very dangerous because the barrel will get stuck. And so you just have to hold on until it completely unloads. I think it holds like 40 shots. That's terrible. You just have to hold on. It's like right. Even though you found out it's someone you know just came around the corner. I'm so sorry. Sorry. Help me with this thing. It'll stop in a second. It should be done in each second. Yeah, very, very dangerous, but pretty cool, pretty cool to have. There's no doubt. So that was a design flaw would stop the Tommy gun. But the ooziel I never heard anything bad about it. Well, I think it killed a lot of people. Remember the little machine gun that was like pistol size that had the long clip. The one that ate from the 80s. They had like the long clip. Isn't that the ooziel? That was an ooziel. No, no, no, that's what we're talking about. The ooziel is this. The ooziel is a clip out of the bottom. Yes, there is a clip. But I'm talking about I'm talking about a sub-machine gun. This is cool, dude. This is real GI dough. How do I drag this into the fucking? How do I drag this in here? We've gone full. Blue collar tour, baby. Let's go. Well, when you see, wasn't it TI who got in trouble for having his an arsenal? They like found his like arsenal. Yeah, he had a lot of weapon trade. And I and I totally get that he doesn't need that. But it's kind of fun. It is kind of fun to shoot all those guns and he just has a ton of money. Yeah. And as long as he didn't murder anyone with it. Yeah, I feel I feel like you know, let him let him have let a guy have his hobby. Let him have his arsenal. Yeah, well, I think there's just yeah, when there's too much, how many guns is too much gun? If you have a room, I think for some people, any amount of guns is too much guns. I'm not a big I'm not a gun guy. I'm not a gun guy. But like, if you have a hole, if you have to dedicate a whole room to it, now you're like the punishment. Yeah, but you like collecting comics books. I think 20. I think 20. 20's where you max out. 20 guns is a ton of guns. Yeah, I know, but sometimes you want 20. That's a ton of guns. But but Blake, you like to collect things. Your house is insane looking or at least it used to be until your girlfriend cleans your ass up. But yeah, his his old house was like walking into a Nickelodeon headquarters in 1992. There was just shit everywhere. You're like afraid you're going to get slimed. It was like stuff covering the walls. It was crazy. Now imagine you had more testosterone for your fucking disaster, my guy. So instead of carrying like buying these little toys and stuff that you would buy and collect you collect oozes and bazookas. Well, then I don't think I'm quite as fun of a guy. To me, now I become a little scary. Maybe you're like, whoa, what a what a Blake goes off the rail. What? Why do you become scary? Because why why would I need all that if it's not instead of it being like you would still wear those exact same glasses though. Yeah, of course. Yeah, you get to keep the glasses. Yeah, these are mandatory. Yeah, by the way, if you're in the chat, I'd just put a link of an oozy. And I just want to make sure that you guys like remember. I hope you yeah, yeah. Yeah, I mean, it was it it was up here as well. Yeah, Todd put put the same link. Yeah. Yeah. No, but I did it. Yeah. Okay. Good work. But I did it. Wait. Yeah, that's exactly what that's a sick job. Yeah, here we go. I don't know which one you're talking about. Something probably with like a banana clip or something. No, no. Oh, I know what you're talking about. I know what you're talking about. It was like a more of a square base of top and it was straight down. And it was in like medicine to society or or something like, or boys in the hood. - We were fed gun culture.
like crazy. The fact that I go, remember the one and you're like, yeah, more square, long clip, and I'm like, yeah, isn't it wild? Yeah, that was awesome. That was the, it was awesome. Um, what is Texas? No, I, but I'm, I'm with you. I'm like, I only have a shotgun, uh, for hunting, fessant, and then, and then the Tommy gun that my dad gave me is a gift that uh, I don't ever use because it's an insane gun, and uh, it's crazy dangerous, but um, I have a 45, but yeah, I mean, but that being said, guns are fucking cool. And where all the like rights and stuff were happening, I was like, yeah, I can see just having a gun, having a gun, because how scary would it be if someone just kicked in your door and said, I, I'm, I live here now. You're like, what? Please leave. Yeah, that'd be a bummer. I would say, we got arm wrestle for it. Yeah, that's it. And if you win, we got to play rock paper scissors for it. But I can't just let that happen. I can see that. Yeah, I can see that working. You wouldn't, Adam, you wouldn't just be like, whoa, whoa, whoa. Huh? You know the guy. Huh? Anything? I am. Please don't stop the music. I'm man, I was looking for it in your last words. I need to go. Damn it. I can see a tight but all. What about tight but all? They stop the music. God, I can't wait to just be, have my home rated and be like, wait, wait, wait. Did you ever watch workaholics with your dad? Well, do you, do you remember? And he goes, I don't have a dad. Damn. Damn. They're like, how'd you get this book in house and I go, I had a little dog like my asshole on television. Come on. You got to believe me. Come on. The people over there, they own oil companies. This guy over here. Fucking tech. Go get it. I'll get, let's go get them. Give me your gun. I hope. I made it all rated comedy with my friends. Yeah, we should get a pass. We should get a pass. You know, Bill Paxton, you from Titanic. Yeah. No, he was so like, there's the story of Titanic, but then there's like, I don't know if you remember, it cuts back to now, not now, but like then when they were and so the lady's telling the story, she's telling it to Bill Paxton. Did you just see the Titanic again? Or do you just have that right? No, but I did watch it like five years ago and I was like, oh, yeah, there's a whole like, they're looking for the diamond. That she got. Yeah, she tells the story. The old ladies telling the story. That's right. I didn't realize she was talking to somebody. I felt my first breast in Titanic. I felt my first breast. That's tight, dude. In the theater. It was awesome. In the theater. Oh, wow. Yeah, she let me go up under her shirt, under her bra. And then I didn't know what to do. So I just held her breast. Yeah, and that's enough. I held it. You supported it for two and a half hours. Yeah, my hand was sweaty. It was sweaty. That's a long ass movie. It's a long movie, dude. That's that was two VHS tapes. I just held it. It was in the movie theater. We were in the theater. Yeah, I know, but I'm with I'm with, but he's using that that VHS tape, something that yeah, no one understands. Volky doky. Yeah, so I didn't I didn't know what to do with it. So I just held it. I just held it. Were you like kind of like fly about it? Sweaty hands. Or were you kind of like it was it was this. It was she was sitting here. I was sitting here. And I did this. I leaned up. I went up and under like this. And then I just she was like leaned against me and then I just held her breast. Like this. And then was too afraid to move it because I was like, well, if I move it, she might not let me ever touch it again. Or like, yeah, this might be it. This might be the last time I've ever touched her breast. And I just sort of held it there for so long that my hand got sweaty. Yeah. Yeah. Can you imagine like you're like, all right, what am I doing here? I guess maybe I could like forever nipple. But then you do that so long that like it's now she's shaved. It hurt her. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Guys. Guys. Sorry. We did not know what to do. We didn't know what to do. Now we know. Now we know. Now we know. Now we know. That's it. That's it. It took a lifetime. Like guys have figured out. Do you remember the first time you guys felt abreast? Do you remember was it a similar moment like watching Titanic? Yeah. Yeah. I didn't have like the sound. I didn't have Celine Dion playing in the background. That's for the hamster. I wish. I can't remember. I'm trying to remember the I remember like the first time I saw them. But I don't remember the first time I actually like felt the weight. Well, we all saw our mom's breastplate. Yeah. Well, it counts. It counts. It's freaking counts, dude. Okay. Blake's counting being three years old and your mom's walking around getting ready for work. And you're just like, whoa. I can give me a hell. Yeah. I can purve, dude. Hey, mom. Remember that. It lived. Mom. So I've seen them. Perfect. Counting that. That count technically. I've seen them. I'm telling John Paul. Count it. I saw a pair. I saw some boobs today. Whoa. Uh-huh. No big deal. Uh-huh. They're my mommy's. Where? It was in the kitchen. I was eating lucky charms. And let's just say I had a good breakfast. That is not where I saw my mom's to. It is the kitchen. The kitchen. Whoa. It's the bathroom. If anything. Come on. In the kitchen. Yeah, bro. Just flopping them out in the kitchen, getting ready for work. Wow. Ironing her or steaming her top. Sure. Wow. All right. Yeah. I guess every family's kitchen or the California rules. Yeah, granoli up there. Yeah. titties. Look at my mouth. I walked out on my mom's son in her blood hole. Whoa. Count it. There we go. Uh-huh. Oh, John Paul. John Paul. Guess what I saw today. I'm doing numbers over it. I'm doing numbers over here, brother. Count it. I'm, I'm liking you, bro. Do you, do you remember your first time? Blake's was, uh, his mom. Yeah. Yeah. I do. Got got a rest or soul. She's alive. I think I remember. Yeah. I remember. Yeah. I remember. Anywhere fun or was it like a classic like in a backseat or something? basement basement. Yeah. That's why you like basement so much. It's part of it. It's part of all Midwestern boys love basements. Yeah. That's where it goes down. You know, it's even better if you can build a basement. Yeah. Double basement. Okay. See, that's where those are because if you think you're, I mean, no one, no one knows what happened. Oh, no space. Okay. So many doors. Um, so many. Yeah. Of course. Those were the days. Wasn't that, wasn't that nice? I think I saw them too at the same, the same, same day. I was a viewing. It was a shirt. That's awesome. That's actually it. It's a show intent. That's an awesome combo. Yeah. Yeah. That's as good as a gift, brother. Uh, we are blue collar. Yeah. I had a friend. I had a friend that she would show them to me. That's not fair. Just from, from time to time. I don't like that. And she would just be like, here we go. I'd be like, thank you. I like it for you, but it makes me angry. I was awesome. Yeah. I made me feel good. Yeah. You're pissing doors off again. I felt because like I was the crippled kid. So like, that was a lot of sympathy boo. There was no, uh, yeah, sympathy. She thought you were blind too. Yeah. She's right. It's just walking on the kitchen with her titties out. Yeah. Um, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's, that is nice. Yeah. Okay. And you take backs, any apologies, any epic slams? Just a shout. Just a shout. Let's just give a little shout out to those, to those first for us, wherever you may be. Thanks for showing them. Thanks for growing them. My mom's going to lie. And if you, you know, want to be that friend to, to someone, to someone that you feel sure to see your, see breasts. Yeah. And you feel like this guy maybe hasn't seen breasts in a long time. Do I'm sure he would enjoy that. I'm sure he would enjoy that. Flash somebody in a wheelchair today. This could be our eyes really challenge. Uh-huh. Yeah. There we go. That'd be very helpful. I feel to some men out there. Uh, okay. Can you imagine just all these wheelchair deaths start happening? Like people start losing their fucking focus and they're going down to Hill and they're like, Oh, buddy. That's, that's how you want to go. Goodbye. Hey guys, I, I have an announcement. Okay. Uh, Fallsview Casino Resort in beautiful Ontario, Canada. Oh, what could be happening there? Uh, in Niagara Falls area at OLG stage at Fallsview Casino Friday, September 25th, 2026. Hey, at 8 p.m. We haven't been out in a long time in months. Yeah, I'm feeling rowdy. This is important live. We are, we're going to come. We are going to get very rowdy. It's our first show in the Great North, Canada. We're very excited to be there. And this is a boys, oh yeah. It's a boys day out. So we're going to be getting real wet and wild.
It's not official official yet, but we might even have special guests there for for this pod. So I could go for a moulson. I know that. So we're pretty excited about this. Once again, that is Fallsview, Casino and Resort Friday, September 25th, 2026 at 8 p.m. This is an important lot to be there. I stand back and stand back and stand by. All right, we know. Wasn't that like a coded thing that Trump said, like stand. I think he a misspoke and everyone's like, nope, he never miss speaks. I'm like, he, guys, he can't be a genius and a fucking idiot at the same time. We got to just agree on one thing, but yeah, we will be standing back and standing by. Yeah, he said, well, he is the fact that he said proud boys stand back and stand by. That's yeah, that was the, yeah, that was a little suspect there, Donald Trump. And did you mention the name of this tours, the proud guys were just proud guys. Everybody's coming. And moderator Chris Wallace has Trump, if he would condemn white supremacists and militia groups and tell them to stand down. And instead, he said, proud boys stand back and stand by. There we go, baby. Yeah, not exactly what he was looking for there. Donnie probably meant stand aside. Like anyway, I got to go to my meeting. Oh, you must be in an enclave. We got to go to Canada and we got to bridge the gap. We got to, there's a lot of nonsense going on. These damn tariffs are tearing us apart. I don't like the way that the Trump bangs on my boys in Canada. Not cool. It's not cool. We love Canada. We're excited to be there. Yeah, those are your boys to bang on. Wait, to be you going over the falls in the barrel. I would like to. I would like to. Is that a thing that still happens? So here's the question. I know, I know people have died doing that, but how many people have people not died doing that? What is the, what's the numbers there on who has died? Who hasn't died? Has someone. Didn't we Google this and it was some like rat ass woman? Yeah, that's right. Yeah, it gives us a quick Google there, Todd. Is your name's like Barrel Barbara or something? Only a small number of daredevils have successfully gone over Niagara Falls in a barrel or similar vessel with historic accounts, noting that 9 to 11 people survived this specific barrel capsule, depending on how strict the definition is of survive. Okay, yeah, that's life. So here's what I think we could do. So the first reported person to survive, the falls to go over the falls was school teacher Annie Edison Taylor, who in 1901, damn dude, to do it in 1901, when they don't even have like real penicillin yet, you're wild. Yeah, see she says we completed the stunt inside an oak barrel. And just for everyone out there, when did penicillin come out? I'm assuming later than that, but later that year. Yeah, crazy. She probably they thought she was a witch and then she like survived and they're like, JK, she's cool. Okay, so thousands of people have gone over the falls intentionally or accidentally since 1850, resulting in 5,000 deaths. Okay, so thousands? That's suicides. Thousands. That's suicides. Yeah, you're going out on a good one. So 5,000 deaths. So this is death falls. We're going to the ghost. We're about to see a fucking death. It's beautiful, but it's dead, but it's haunted with all that mist. Those are spirits, dude. Let's go. So going over on a jet ski, what is the likelihood? Now I would do that. What if you jet ski off? You have a parachute. Yes, parachute. That's exactly what I was going to say. You fly off. You're on the jet ski. You let that fucking sail. You know how you like you don't like kick it away. You just fly off and let it separate from you. Yes. And you let it separate from you. And then you know, you're and you're catching the wind and the gust from the then it's trying to suck you back. You have those two little levers. So you're trying to straighten yourself up. Get kind of wet. The mist is clinging. It's collapsing. Yeah, but then but then you get far enough out and you just coast right down to safety. And then you land in the parking lot of McDonald's. Falls view, Falls view, casino and resort. You land right on the parking lot. What an entrance. Yeah, you land right in the parking lot. We unclip and we walk right on a stage. I like, okay, we're ready. Is this how we're going to do our entry? We're going to show video of what you described created by AI. And then we just walk in with like parachutes being pulled behind us. Did I just blow that? That's not a bad idea. And then and then hopefully, you know, fingers crossed. We introduce a Canadian legend to come on stage with us fingers crossed fingers crossed. They won't call Isaac back. But could we get somebody who's gone over in a barrel? Is somebody still around that like a somebody who's done that would be kind of cool? Yeah, that's worth. Yeah, that's worth asking. Let's look into that little interview. Isaac. I don't like you guys telling me to show my tits. Check it out. I'm thinking like a kit cloud kicker situation from a tailspin. You just like a whip that little thing out and then Adam, were you two or not a tailspin guy? No, sorry, I'm reading the insane amount of shit that Isaac just sent. It's like Isaac figured out how to work chat GPT is what's happening. And now he's all over the place with it. And it's always good to have paragraphs and paragraphs to read what we're doing the podcast. Yeah, we're going to we're going to we're going to circle back on this one. But it seems like a lot of people are still still still alive and kicking it. And by the way, maybe we do something like that at Fallsview, Casino and Resort September 25th, your tickets, go. Your tickets now maybe. Can't wait. And I think that was another episode of this is important. I'm Emmanuel Jochi. I'm Kai Wright. Listen to Big Lives on the iHeartRadio app Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Dr. A hundred percent of women go through menopause. Even if it's natural, why should we suffer through it? Elizabeth Pointer on the iHeartRadio app Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. In February of 2024, celebrated Illustrator and children's book author Patre Mathers and her husband Michael mailed letters to dozens of friends and family members to let them know they have died by suicide. Dear honey's, this is goodbye. By the time you get the shredder of both Petra and I will be dead. Why did they do it? Listen to death of an artist on the iHeartRadio app Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. What up this Jay Valentine co-host of the R&B Money Podcast alongside my brother, R&B Legend, Tank. Together we've built a space for artists, executives and fans of R&B music to reminisce and tell the real stories behind the music. I have no money. I was hood famous. 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Patre Mathers and her husband Michael mailed letters to friends and family announcing their suicide, sparking questions about the motivations and emotional impact on those left behind.
The podcast highlights various cultural and personal stories, including deep dives into R&B music history, celebrity lives, and societal behaviors like promiscuity and health practices.
A recurring theme involves the exploration of human vulnerability, such as intimacy, masculinity, health routines, and personal rituals like sunning the perineum or drinking one’s urine, framed through a mix of humor and wellness curiosity.
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The transcription features a collection of diverse podcast segments from iHeart Radio, each exploring different aspects of human experience. One central story involves Patre Mathers and her husband Michael, who sent letters to friends announcing their deaths by suicide, prompting reflection on mental health and grief. Other episodes delve into cultural icons, such as R&B legends, through the lens of personal storytelling and authenticity.
A recurring theme in the discussions is the exploration of human behavior and wellness, including controversial practices like perineal sunning or drinking urine, presented with humor and scientific curiosity. The segments also touch on social norms, such as generational differences in nudity in social settings, and the emotional impact of medical visits. Additionally, topics like extreme heat in Los Angeles, parenting, and personal habits—like using baby powder or washing water bottles—are discussed with candidness and self-awareness.
These narratives collectively emphasize the messy, real, and often humorous dimensions of everyday life, blending personal anecdotes with cultural commentary. The overall tone is conversational, grounded in lived experience, and designed to humanize public figures and personal struggles.
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The podcast explores the story of Patre Mathers and her husband Michael, who mailed letters to friends and family announcing their suicide, and examines the impact of their decision on those left behind.
The podcast provides vital information about midlife women's health, including menopause, and is hosted by Dr. Elizabeth Pointer, a leading expert in women's health and gynecology.
The podcast investigates the lives of cultural icons, uncovering forgotten interviews and stories to present a more human, authentic view of these influential figures.
The podcast offers real stories from artists, executives, and fans about the history and culture of R&B music, highlighting the emotional and personal experiences behind the hits.
The episode touches on unusual topics like pet behavior, internet culture, and sexual statistics, emphasizing how people share and discuss taboo or unexpected topics in everyday conversations.
The podcast provides honest, in-depth discussions about marriage, parenthood, sex, and divorce, tackling sensitive topics that many people avoid speaking about.
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