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Dave Smith is a comedian, podcaster and political commentator. Check out his shows “Part of the Problem” and “Legion of Skanks”. Dave returns to talk about what comes next after the regime change in Venezuela, what President Trump got right and wrong in 2025, and what journalism means in the wake of the Minnesota fraud scandal.

Trevor Wallace is a stand-up comedian, content creator and podcaster. You can see him live on his “Alpha Beta Male” tour happening now. Trevor returns to talk about visiting Africa for the first time, the new trend of OnlyFans bootcamps, and why we need to investigate the Wonka tapes.

Fiona Cauley is a comedian and podcaster known for her many appearances on the show “Kill Tony”. She also hosts her own podcast “Rampin Up”. Fiona joins Theo to talk about what people don’t know about living with a disability, how much Kill Tony has helped her career, and what we can learn from Autistic Barbie.

Bernie Sanders is a United States Senator (I) representing the state of Vermont. He was previously a mayor, congressman and presidential candidate in 2016 and 2020. Sen. Sanders returns to talk about what the Democrats need to do to win back working class people, his thoughts on the ongoing ICE raids, and how we can change the two party system for good.

Jason Momoa is an actor and producer known for his roles in Game of Thrones, Aquaman, Minecraft and more. His new movie “The Wrecking Crew” with Dave Bautista is out 1/28. Jason joins Theo to talk about his community college days in Iowa, how rock climbing helps his focus, and why protecting the beauty of Hawaii has always been important to him.

Tony Bonfiglio is a retired FDNY firefighter who spent more than 20 years serving the communities of Washington Heights and Queens. Tony joins Theo to share about his first days on Ladder 34, his experiences on 9/11 and why the brotherhood of the firehouse is second to none.

Kevin James is an actor and comedian known for his roles in King of Queens, Grown Ups, Hitch and more. His new movie “Solo Mio” is out now. Kevin joins Theo to talk about cold cut superheroes, becoming friends with his favorite UFC fighters, and why it’s never too late to find love.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is the United States Secretary of Health and Human Services. Before this he was a presidential candidate, attorney and environmentalist. RFK Jr. joins Theo to talk about going from an outsider to the head of HHS, how much fraud he uncovered in existing government agencies, and the research that went into developing the new food pyramid.

James Nestor is a best-selling author and science journalist known for his focus on breathing and breathwork. The new edition of his book “Breath: the New Science of a Lost Art” is available now. James joins Theo to talk about the link between mouth breathing and braces, why he thinks the rise in ADHD cases has been misdiagnosed, and how some breathing exercises can lead to profound emotional experiences.

James Li is an independent journalist, podcaster and content creator known for his investigations into corruption and fraud. He hosts his own show “51/49” on YouTube. James joins Theo to talk about corruption he saw firsthand while working in Big Pharma, how our news and social media are being influenced by foreign interests, and what the Epstein documents revealed about America’s ruling class.

Ray is a popular streamer and content creator from Taiwan who battles the world with limited understanding of English. Ray joins Theo to talk about his quick rise to fame after a chance encounter with Kai Cenat, the beautiful differences between Asian cultures, and the possibility of zesty alien life.

Bryan Johnson is an entrepreneur and longevity expert known for extensively researching his own body in an attempt to live forever. Bryan joins Theo to talk about how the stress of his old life in the tech world sparked his longevity experiment, the data he’s seen on the best and worst foods for us, and why he sees a connection between AI and a higher power.

Chris Robinson is a Grammy-nominated musician, songwriter and co-founder of the legendary rock band The Black Crowes. Their new album “A Pound of Feathers” is out this Friday 3/13. Chris joins Theo to talk about the early days of the Black Crowes in Atlanta, how he stays creative after years of songwriting, and why we carry nostalgia for the music we grew up with.

Theo is back with a solo episode to talk about the tough origins of St. Patrick, why we can’t let the chaos of the world affect our spirit, and visiting Albuquerque for a Pavia basketball game. He also announces the release date for his new movie “Busboys” with David Spade and listens to some wild voicemails from real busboys.

Dr. Peter McCullough is a physician-scientist, cardiologist and best-selling author known for his research on the effects of Covid-19 vaccines. Dr. McCullough joins Theo to share his views on side effects of Covid-19 vaccines, how the medical research community can discourage alternative treatments, and his thoughts on how big pharma got so big in the first place.

Vince Vaughn is an actor, writer and producer known for his roles in movies like Dodgeball, Wedding Crashers, Swingers and more. His new movie “Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice” premieres on Hulu this Friday 3/27. Vince joins Theo to talk about what he loved about growing up in the midwest, why old school football players were just built different, and how he balances the good and bad parts of Hollywood.

Jake Paul is a professional boxer, entrepreneur and content mogul. His promotion MVP will host its first ever MMA card live on Netflix May 16th. Jake joins Theo to talk about how his family has navigated their unique fame, his reaction to the callout from Nate Diaz, and why he thinks comedy will save America.

Ella Langley is a country singer-songwriter from Hope Hull, Alabama. Her new album “Dandelion” is out this Friday April 10th wherever you stream music. Ella joins Theo to talk about growing up in a hippie Baptist family, the stars she looked up to as she found her way in Nashville, and what she thinks of all the alternate lyrics to “Choosin’ Texas.” Ella Langley: / ellalangleymusic

Matt McCusker is a stand-up comedian, podcaster and writer. He is currently on tour and you can find him weekly on his podcast— “Matt and Shane’s Secret Podcast”. Matt joins Theo to talk about his ruthless gardening practices, why he’s worried about young men looksmaxxing, and how he thinks he’ll do if he gets drafted.

Hannah Strickland is a young lady out of central Florida known for her viral clips and food reviews. Her family operates the Strickland Hope Foundation which aims to help parents of children with Cystinosis. Hannah joins Theo to talk about how she will parent when she’s older, why so many people love her vibe, and what kind of restaurant she wants to open. She also gives some advice to Theo about not worrying so much.

Theo is back with a solo episode to talk about his weekend at the Supercross, the beef between the Pope and the President, and how crows are cleaning up the streets of Sweden. He also responds to some of your voicemails and talks to a caller about breaking negative cycles.

Sal Vulcano is a stand-up comedian, podcaster and co-host of the popular show “Impractical Jokers” on TBS. Sal returns to talk about neighborhood hams, what he’s loved about growing his family even more, and a wedding tape he found that he desperately needs to get back to the owners…

Fahim Anwar is a stand-up comedian and actor. His new special “Intrusive Thoughts” is out now on YouTube. Fahim joins Theo to talk about the power of dance, an adventurous weekend they had in Clearlake, Iowa, and what can be done about America’s gooning epidemic.

Bobby Lee is a stand-up comedian, actor and podcaster. Check out his shows “Tigerbelly” and “Bad Friends”. Bobby returns to talk about what he saw recently in the jungles of Waikiki, a grievance he has regarding the Busboys movie poster, and a confusing Asian restaurant from Theo’s town growing up.

Mike Tyson is a professional boxer, entertainer, entrepreneur and former heavyweight champion of the world. Theo is joined by Iron Mike Tyson for a special live recording from the Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles. They talk about the good (and bad) influences on Mike’s life early on, how he used his own hardships as a motivator, and the time Michael Jackson dissed him at a party.

Ari Matti is a stand-up comedian from Estonia known for his regular appearances on “Kill Tony”. Ari joins Theo to talk about a close call he had in a gay nature zone, Estonian vs American culture, and why protecting free speech matters now more than ever.

Nate Bargatze is a stand-up comedian, host and actor. His new movie “The Breadwinner” is in theaters this Friday, May 29th. Nate Bargatze returns to talk about writing and starring in his first movie, whether Davy Crockett or Daniel Boone had more aura, and how his idea for an amusement park turned into a reality.

Former CIA counter-terrorism officer John Kiriakou talks about his recruitment into the CIA, speaking up about the agency's torture programs, and spies in America.

Comedian Matt Rife talks about buying a haunted house, his grandfather as a role model, and crowd work that goes wrong.

Valor Recovery founder Steven Wolt talks about his personal link to the cause, the psychological effects of adult content, and what recovery looks like.

Solo episode: Theo talks about unusual rodeo names, trying to impress a barista, and answers listener voicemails.

Actor and musician Jeff Bridges talks about spirituality in the modern world, staying creative, and what he has learned about love.

Louisiana Senator John Kennedy talks about their Louisiana roots, working across the aisle, and why he wants to regulate Big Tech.

Comedian and podcaster Duncan Trussell talks about pioneer times, escaping the prison of algorithms, and what enlightenment looks like.

Austin comedian Cristina Mariani talks about being bullied by Italian children, the secret thoughts of pets, and hugging grandma in summer.

Country musician Riley Green talks about his new job on The Voice, Native American dog breeds, and living slightly off grid in Alabama.

Environmental advocate Erin Brockovich talks about the effects of data centers on communities, their water demand, and making change by uniting.

Comedian Casey Rocket talks about his southern origins, leaving Austin for Chicago, and the perils of riffing too far.

Country singer and actor Trace Adkins talks about going from blue collar work to Broadway, several eras of country music, and being shot.

Streamer JShock talks about going from the post office to viral fame, the art of mucking, and using his disability as a tool.

Retired FBI special agent Scott Payne talks about FBI training, online radicalization, and going undercover inside a neo-Nazi group.

Teacher and "Predictive History" host Xueqin Jiang talks about his method for predicting world events, the war in the Middle East, and secret societies.

Musician Billy Strings returns to talk about fatherhood, breaking his leg on stage in a skateboarding accident, and honoring his mom through music.

Art of Living founder Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar talks about his childhood reputation, helping end a war in Colombia, and how meditation helps.

Inner Compass Initiative founder Laura Delano talks about her own psychiatric treatment, safely tapering off medication, and the mental health crisis.

Country singer Luke Bryan talks about his son's football journey, new meats, and the reaction to his song "Fish Hunt Golf Drink".

Ultra endurance athlete Mark Dowdle talks about the mindset behind winning the Last Soul Ultra in Germany and what pushing to the limit teaches.

Former counterfeiter Art Williams Jr. talks about counterfeiting almost $10M before his arrest, the paranoia of crime, and spending fake money.

Catholic Bishop Robert Barron talks about faith in today's culture, finding purpose in an artificial world, and the link between faith and love.

Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson returns to talk about wormhole travel, the billionaire space race, and what he would ask visiting aliens.

Solo episode: Theo talks about a bad haircut, a Midwest road trip in a broken down camper, answers voicemails and calls a new dad.

Comedian Joey Diaz returns to talk about raising a street-smart daughter, going back to New Jersey, and his plans for Austin.

"Sundae Conversation" host Caleb Pressley returns to talk about living in a Florida retirement community and their Stagecoach DJ set.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani talks about the job of mayor, criticism from world leaders, and whether the American Dream still exists.

Commentator Candace Owens talks about expecting her fifth child, lawsuits from world leaders, and her investigation into Charlie Kirk's murder.

Former Alabama head coach Nick Saban talks about building a dynasty, the changes in college football recruiting, and retirement.

Actor Josh Brolin talks about his old crew "the Cito Rats", his mother's influence, and times he thought his acting career might fail.

Prankster Johnny Hamcheck talks about revealing his identity, pranks that go too far, and how addiction shaped his work.

WNBA player Sophie Cunningham talks about real versus fake drama in the league, how she built her persona, and the fight to get players paid more.

Consumer advocate Lindsay Owens talks about the technology companies use to get people to pay more, how AI is building a corporate surveillance state, and ways consumers can fight back.