#644 - Bryan Johnson
March 5, 2026
Bryan Johnson's longevity experiment is fundamentally based on the premise that humanity may be the first generation capable of radically extending lifespan, which necessitates a complete re-evaluation of societal norms and personal trade-offs.
#643 - Ray
March 3, 2026
Guest Ray, a popular Taiwanese streamer, attributes his rapid rise to fame to a chance encounter and stream-sniping of streamer Kai Cenat in Japan.
#642 - James Li
February 26, 2026
James Li transitioned to independent content creation after working as a consultant for a major COVID-19 vaccine manufacturer, where he witnessed what he perceived as financial decisions driving booster shot recommendations.
#641 - Breathing Expert James Nestor
February 20, 2026
Dysfunctional breathing habits, particularly mouth breathing, are linked to numerous modern health issues including poor oral health (cavities) and altered facial/cranial development in children.
#640 - Chris Hemsworth
February 17, 2026
The romanticized idea of post-high school backpacking adventures is often missed by those who enter the working world early, like Chris Hemsworth, due to the constraints of celebrity later on.
#639 - Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
February 12, 2026
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Theo Von share a history of being in recovery together for decades, meeting daily at 7 a.m. meetings.
#638 - Kevin James
February 9, 2026
Kevin James is promoting his new movie, *
#637 - FDNY Firefighter
February 4, 2026
Retired FDNY Firefighter Tony Bonfiglio secured his position only because a six-year sex discrimination lawsuit delayed hiring, allowing him to advance on the list despite failing a critical physical test station.
#636 - Jason Momoa
January 26, 2026
Jason Momoa shared details about his unconventional upbringing, moving from Hawaii to Iowa and attending community college before his acting career took off at age 19.
#635 - Sen. Bernie Sanders
January 21, 2026
Senator Bernie Sanders strongly advocates for healthcare reform, specifically Medicare for All, arguing that the current system is broken, excessively expensive, and fails to treat healthcare as a human right.
#634 - Fiona Cauley
January 16, 2026
Fiona Cauley's appearance on "Kill Tony" was a life-changing event that rapidly increased her social media following from 30,000 to over half a million.
#633 - Trevor Wallace
January 12, 2026
The conversation touches on the difficulty of delegating creative work due to the high standard of personal execution, exemplified by both Theo Von and Trevor Wallace struggling to trust others with edits.
#632 - Dave Smith
January 6, 2026
The conversation opens with a detailed discussion and analysis of a hypothetical, future regime change in Venezuela, including the alleged military operation to remove Nicolás Maduro and the subsequent U.S. plan to control its oil reserves.
BEST OF: This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von 2025
December 31, 2025
The conversation touches on the origin of the podcast's name, 'This Past Weekend,' and includes a brief, dark exchange referencing Bill Cosby.
#631 - Free Magic
December 24, 2025
The Christmas spirit is characterized by a unique, built-in magic that transcends the material gifts, evoking powerful childhood memories of sneaking downstairs on Christmas Eve.
#630 - Stephen Wilson Jr.
December 23, 2025
Stephen Wilson Jr.'s career and perspective are deeply influenced by the sacrifices and legacy of his single father, a former boxer who prioritized fatherhood over his professional boxing dreams.
#629 - The Pursuit
December 18, 2025
The concept of America is an active pursuit that requires protection, not a guaranteed passive state, as highlighted by reflections on the Declaration of Independence.
#628 - Tucker Carlson
December 10, 2025
The perceived compromise of America stems from a loss of faith in self-governance and fairness, as powerful entities operate above the law, mirroring ideologies the nation historically fought against.
#627 - Leanne Morgan
December 3, 2025
Leanne Morgan's major career breakthrough, including her first sold-out tours, occurred later in life, in her early 50s, after she considered quitting comedy.
American Originals Holiday Special w/ Mike Rowe
November 28, 2025
The core mission of the "American Originals Holiday Special w/ Mike Rowe" is to promote and support American manufacturing and creativity by showcasing genuine, non-sponsored, made-in-the-USA products.
#626 - Baby Me
November 26, 2025
Theo Von uses the Thanksgiving holiday as a moment to acknowledge historical wrongs against Native Americans while emphasizing the importance of focusing on tangible, real-world connections during uncertain times.
#625 - Matthew McConaughey
November 20, 2025
The modern reliance on sharing moments on social media has shifted the peak human dopamine rush from experiencing or recording an event to the act of pressing 'share,' leading to a more voyeuristic existence.
#624 - Sketch
November 13, 2025
The instant gratification and constant feedback loop of streaming can be mentally deteriorating for content creators like Sketch.
#623 - Gary Sinise
November 11, 2025
Gary Sinise's decades-long commitment to supporting veterans and first responders was profoundly catalyzed by receiving an award from the Disabled American Veterans Organization shortly after the release of *
#622 - Miles Teller
November 4, 2025
Miles Teller and Theo Von discussed the unique, often bizarre local festivals and cultural quirks of Central Florida, such as the 'Cooter Festival' celebrating the Cooter Turtle.
#621 - Andrew Santino
October 30, 2025
Andrew Santino experienced significant stress and paranoia while taping his Hulu special "White Noise," stemming from external political controversy and internal medication changes, which affected his performance confidence.
#620 - Keith Peterson
October 26, 2025
Keith Peterson's nickname, "No Nonsense," was given to him by John Anik and reflects his straightforward approach to life and refereeing.
#619 - Stan the Chauffeur
October 22, 2025
Stan the Chauffeur transitioned from the Bronx to the South after a difficult living situation with his first ex-wife's mother, who demanded more than just rent.
#618 - Sam and Colby
October 17, 2025
The shift in Sam and Colby's paranormal content from exploring abandoned buildings to actively seeking supernatural encounters was catalyzed by legal trouble and subsequent, undeniable experiences at haunted locations like the Queen Mary.
#617 - Aziz Ansari
October 15, 2025
Aziz Ansari's new movie, "Good Fortune," faced significant production delays due to the writer's strike and Keanu Reeves breaking his kneecap during filming.
#616 - Retired Boston Detective
October 9, 2025
Boston's homicide rate in the early 1990s, driven by gang violence and the crack epidemic, was significantly higher (peaking around 152) than current rates (around 35 per year).
#615 - Ken Burns
October 7, 2025
Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns believes the American Revolution is the most important event since the birth of Christ because it fundamentally shifted human organization from subjects under authoritarian rule to self-governing citizens.
#614 - New York Circus
October 2, 2025
Theo Von details the intense personal and professional stress leading up to taping his comedy special in New York City, including stopping antidepressants and a viral Department of Homeland Security video using his old footage.
#613 - Forrest Galante
September 27, 2025
Forrest Galante's passion for wildlife conservation stems from witnessing the decline of animals and habitat encroachment during his childhood in Zimbabwe.
#612 - Pete Davidson
September 23, 2025
Pete Davidson discusses the anxieties and preparations for his first international tour, including navigating potential censorship in Singapore and the logistical challenges of international travel.
#611 - Louis C.K.
September 19, 2025
The Ryman Auditorium's historical significance, hosting figures from Houdini to Martin Luther King Jr., creates a unique atmosphere that allows for a broader range of comedic expression, balancing 'perverts and wizards'.
#610 - Steven Rinella
September 15, 2025
The wild turkey, a uniquely North American species, has a complex anatomy and mating ritual, and its historical near-extinction and subsequent recovery highlight its significance as a symbol of American resilience and a contribution to global domesticated species.