CHAPTERS: 00:00:00 - Trash 00:00:48 - Ari Shaffir Owns This Song 00:01:29 - Intro 00:11:35 - A quick word…get cultured! 00:14:06 - Back to the Intro 00:21:12 - Skeptic Tank Episode 467 Starts Now! 00:31:26 - Support Dan & Ari, get tickets! 00:33:19 - Back to the Episode 01:38:48 - Garage Talk 02:02:43 - This Song Is Owned By Ari Shaffir 02:03:05 - Outro

@sgt-savagepritchett7729

2 жыл бұрын

Jesus... More Dan Soder whining on about his fkn mom an dad crap.. be funny. Thats it. Boring ass gripe fest. Woo...

@choneychamberz5651

2 жыл бұрын

Love you man. Always envy you over any of these other guys who chase the money and have no fucking culture. Travel and memories are worth more then selling out. 😌 #Saveourparks

@murrijuana2842

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Ari 🙏 you're a good one

Dan Soder is not just admired but he's truly appreciated by his fans.

@thasco

2 жыл бұрын

all facts

@IHJello

2 жыл бұрын

For the lack of all the good dadding he received hes payed it back tenfold with all the direction hes given us

Dan is like most of everyone in America. Most people don't ever get to reflect on there lives on a podcast. Most people become functional alcoholics and ruin the lives of the people around them. Don't be sad, be happy dan made it out. This is a happy tale

I just lost my dad to alcoholism. He died early like my grandfather. Going on 9 months sober. Dan Sodies is awesome

@TedSheckler

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry about your dad. Random question. When people say died of alcoholism, do they mean liver failure? Sorry I’m dumb. Congrats on 9 months!!

@christmaldonado89

2 жыл бұрын

@@TedSheckler it's when you're an alcoholic getting drunk everyday for many years to the point where it cripples you and breaks down your body and mind to the point where your body disintegrates organs fail then the heart completely dies. Not like alcohol poisoning for instant death, but a slow venom that eats away at you.

@CH-ml4rz

2 жыл бұрын

IWNDWYT

@GiDD504

2 жыл бұрын

@@TedSheckler Liver failure / cirrhosis is a big one and probs the most known by the average person but it’s far from the only way people die from alcoholism. *Cancer* : alcoholism can lead to heaps of different types of cancer. The 7 most common are liver, rectum, oropharynx, larynx, colon, and breast. Others that alcoholism can increases the risk of are pancreas, prostate, skin cancer, and more. *Diabetes* *Heart disease* : heart attacks etc *Strokes* : alcohol contributes to 8% of all strokes caused by a clot in the brain and 16% of bleeding strokes *Pancreatitis* : acute and chronic pancreatitis are caused by alcoholism. *Anemia* : super treatable and not usually deadly but if untreated it can potentially be. Iirc it’s like 1.6/100k people that die from it. Alcohol is pure evil and caused nearly 100,000 deaths in 2020 alone. The pandemic especially wreaked havoc on alcohol related deaths. Sorry I wrote so much I just have a lot of family members that suffer from alcoholism or have died from it in one way or another so I read a lot to try and have a better understanding. I never went wild with it myself but once a few family members recently relapsed I decided to just give it up completely. Seeing the potential negatives it could cause me just didn’t seem worth it and I’m in my 20s so hangovers would only get worse Lololol Plus I’ve saved a few bucks since I don’t buy overpriced drinks at bars or restaurants when I go out anymore!😎😂

@GiDD504

2 жыл бұрын

I am sorry for your loss. I’ve lost family to alcoholism too and it is rough. Time will help. If you need to talk to someone or just want to vent about whatever, I’m here for ya man. I can relate to you. 9 months is fucking badass!!! Keep it up bro! 👊🏻

I knew Dan's sister had died, but the way he talked about her I completely forgot, and when he said she died it hit hard..Dan's the best..

Dan talking about the letter his sister wrote that was in his Dad's bowling bag had me tearing up. I've heard so much about Dan and his family, but I never heard that one.

@TedSheckler

2 жыл бұрын

Dude is an open book. Pretty inspiring considering how successful and level headed (mostly🤣) he is. Also that name 🤣🤣

@MISCELLANEOUSGOON

2 жыл бұрын

Had me on the verge when she spent time with their father for his last 2 weeks but his sister passing got me. What an amazing role model and sister she was for Dan. Truly admirable.

I've heard Dan talk about his dad & sister before but this pod hit really really hard. Shed some tears. Dans for sure one of my favorite comedians. Great pod guys. 💓

@geoffwidmier3714

2 жыл бұрын

I haven’t listened yet, but Dan Soder absolutely rules. I just started listening to Bonfire this year, and I never miss an episode.

@thomasmitchell4128

2 жыл бұрын

If Soder Sode is on a podcast I'll always listen. Easily one of my top 3 in the game

@randoH3000

2 жыл бұрын

Hearing about his sister was devastating. I’m appreciative that Dan opened up about his life. He’s a great comedian but he’s also a great person who’s been through a lot and came out of it with a good heart.

@TedSheckler

2 жыл бұрын

@@randoH3000 right! How many people with that same childhood use it as an excuse for failure. Good for him. He’s like 30 seconds an episode on billions and still one of the main reasons I’ll watch.

@eyeTHC

2 жыл бұрын

@@geoffwidmier3714 I gotta get back on the bonfire wagon. I got obsessed and took a break

This went deep. Dan Soder is a king of comedy, and it's also enheartening in a few ways to see and hear his understanding of the pain he's gone through. 10/10

I'm in awe of Dan's sister, Michelle. What a badass! So sorry to hear he lost her so young 😢

Soder really is a gem.. the dad stuff got deep, I am also a son of a Gary ❤️ Great cast Ari

My dad went out the same way. RIP Mike, RIP Gary

I sincerely and genuinely hope one day Dan, even just for a moment, realizes how awesome he is and is truly so many peoples favorite comedian! ❤️❤️

Dan your sister Michelle was an amazing person. You are very lucky to have had such a light in your life. This whole cast reinforces why dan is such a well rounded person.

I knew his sister had died, but I didn't know that she was pretty much the most positive influence on him in childhood. That's heavy stuff.

Took balls to share those stories, Dan. You're a solid comic. Cheers to the future, dude!

Here’s to Dan overcoming that trauma and finding Katie and lil Myrtle. He deserves it all and more. Thanks you for the therapy session Shmuley Shaffir.

I wanna see Dan set up a wrestlemania with his "guys" and play the whole event out like he did as a kid with the comedic stylings of adult dan

@holdonasecondamigo599

2 жыл бұрын

HAHAHAHA Dan please. U must

This was a tough listen as a fan of Dan and already knowing his sister died. So the whole time he's talking about how awesome his sister I was just waiting for him to drop that crusher that she died. Ugh. We love you Dan

Jesus fuckin Christ, I wasn't expecting to have to fight back tears

Ari, the way you get people to open up authentically while also keeping them comfortable enough to examine stuff in a relaxed way is truly unique. Thanks for the great ass pod.

man, i love dan so much. he's such a sweet boy. im a 30 year old man tearing up on my drive home hearing dan tell trish that he was proud to be her son :(

Dan describing Lake County is hilarious 😂 Accurate AF

Soder’s current relationship with Katie seems so wholesome and healthy - very happy they found each other. I won’t be surprised when they marry. It just feels like they’re meant to be husband and wife 🥹

Aww Dan ... The dad stuff got me .. you really have a good understanding of what you lived through.. I've ALWAYS been a fan it's nice seeing men talk about real shit.. I wonder when mines gonna face his childhood and see it for what it is.

@Ruckus333

2 жыл бұрын

Mine hasn't. It's a crap shoot 💞🤌💞

'This is Still Happening' is a great title I think.

I love Soder….Ari, Jay and Soder are my favs!!

@dyn0spectrum

2 жыл бұрын

And Gillis

@TheBlackMambaa248

2 жыл бұрын

And Normand and List. There’s some damn good comedy out there right now.

@ookalar665

2 жыл бұрын

You three are weird af, she says who her favs comedians are and tell her who else is her favorite?

@ajones5683

2 жыл бұрын

@@ookalar665 we’re agreeing, and adding to the list

This one was a sad one but one of the best episodes so far.

I was lucky enough to meet Dan after his show at the Comedy Store a couple weeks back. First time at the store and he had Kim Congdon, Andrew Santino and Bill Burr come up before him. Everybody Killed!!! He was so nice and I was so grateful he took time to hang out for a few minutes when he could've easily just not come out at all. He and Big Jay helped get me through the pandemic because I spent almost all of it by myself.

Soder is the best podcast guest bar none

damn dan was tryna install some tears in this one

Love Dan even more for sharing his life in so much detail and with humour in the right places. He really shows therapy makes shit better. I need to make the call again after getting sober and taking a break. Need to work on myself and he really helped make this clear in this podcast. Thanks Dan, and as always, thanks Ari, you're both brilliant.

This made me call my dad. Love Soder and Ari. Thanks guys.

@Apexpurrfection

2 жыл бұрын

This made me shoot my dad. He doesn't drink enough to kill himself.

It is truly amazing hearing Dan's story this much in depth. I really could feel the strong connection he had with his sister, and I actually forgot his sister had died as well, so when the story got to that part of him revealing she died in a car accident so soon after his father, it just really hit me hard. Have so much more respect for Soder after hearing all this.

Dan Soder is the fucking man….making an appearance with Ari shows real integrity.

Soder made "6Th and Jump" pod so funny, guy kills!! Miss that podcast so much!!

@18Callahan

2 жыл бұрын

Made the pandemic bearable.

@JonasCraftUltimate

2 жыл бұрын

Is it worth watching if I haven’t seen 6th jump show before?

@melissaawesome9403

2 жыл бұрын

I miss it too!!!

@brandonolson7507

2 жыл бұрын

@@JonasCraftUltimate they basically watched the whole episode on the KZread version so you didn't have to see the episodes before hand. That show was my favorite part of the pandemic

@brandonturpin8932

2 жыл бұрын

@@JonasCraftUltimate It was at first. I had never even heard of the show before and i enjoyed many eps

Thanks for driving and asking that question, I was genuinely wondering it

Man, lots of staring at my feet when Dan got deep about his Dad and Sister. Great episode man.

"Here's the thing about my dad" 🤣 Poor Dan

Brilliant stuff , Dan is the man

I was driving on the way to work when the cop sirens popped off. Scared the shit out of me. Thanks for that

its 7am and im high as fuck drinking wine and on the verge of tears from childhood trauma stories lets fuckin go boys

@scorpiodragonfly

2 жыл бұрын

6 am here, just finishing up the podcast and was doing the same as you

Thanks for sharing, I'm sure I speak for thousands of people when I say, we love you Dan Soder. You are an amazing talent.

@mcnell311

2 жыл бұрын

Billions of people even

Dan I fucking love you. Every podcast interview makes me cherish you and respect you more and more. You shine a light on all the darkest feelings i have internally and you help me understand all my struggles with my family. Michelle you the real MVP!

Hell yeah! Actually Had the pleasure of meeting these guys today in Nashville….a moment I’ll never forget. 🤙

Love Dan Soder! Ari is great! Love these 2 together!!

Dan you’re a good man, I’m sorry for your childhood but the fact that you’re doing well gives people hope. Ari, you’re a good friend and have a good heart.

Thanks for that story Dan. I got a lot out of that.

That was great! Already a fan of both you, but hearing that new stuff about Dan was great to hear in my current state. Thank you both.

Dan Soder is the absolute best friend to all of his friends. Even Luis

"Fatherless pot addicted standup comedian Dan Soder " Ari Rules

This was such a great episode and a great way to end the episode. Amazing

Great episode. Always feels like therapy with Dan.. Love you Dan

This interview is So good! They are funny, personable, vulnerable and Brilliantly observant.

Awesome episode guys. Great conversation that we were fortunate to hear.

Hearing Dan speak about his sister hit hard, I went through the same thing when my sister passed unexpectedly when I was in high school

NGL, this episode made me re evaluate my problems and childhood ,done more in 1 podcast than my therapists in 10 years . Thankyou brothers :,) I'm not worthy

Holy shit I wanna hug Soder . He’s talked abt these aspects of his life before but not in detail. ‘Mom I threw up blood’ made my allergies act up.

This was fantastic. Great episode.

the way you moved in the beginning of the video is the way I feel every day. thanks for the distraction from my pain

Damn between this and the most recent 2 bears these comedians man hitting me right in the heart.

Soder's a national treasure

This Is Still Happening is an absolute must for the name of the show. Absolutely hilarious.

Ari is like a classic dead head! Dan the man!! Crackle Crackle

i love the view from up on that balcony. NY is such an amazing place, especially the city landscape

Knowing what happens to Dans family before going into this just makes it hit different. I’m glad he found the light at the end of all the darkness. He’s helped me through some tough times and I’m thankful for comics like him.

duuuuuuuude good one wow grateful for the garage segment too

So happy Dan brought up his relationship with Mike McDaniel. I love Dan so much he’s a great comedian and person

What a great episode- I could relate a lot and made me see his point of view to help me with my trauma/issues❤❤❤

55:55 crazy hearing Dan Soder talking about Lakeport and Clearlake. I grew up 5 mins from those towns and been to that that bowling alley many times growing up lol

@joeysantana8648

2 жыл бұрын

It’s paradise in the right places and hell in others. Would love to give Dan a tour of the good parts of that area, there is great hiking, great food, amazing bud.

I love these fellas!

This pod is so awesome , only halfway through but I appreciate how open Dan was , rip to Michelle and Gary.

Son of a Gary is one of my all-time favourite specials 👏👏

Two of the dopest comedians in one podcast. Legit

Over 2 hrs of Ari and Soder! 😎

So honest Dan...much appreciated.

That was the best description of passover that I ever heard. Motza!

Loved this episode!

Been waitin all day for this one🤘✊

'This is still happening' 😂🔥 🔥

Extra parking lot podcast is hilarious and excellent. Ari is a good host for letting it flow.🔥🔥

Jesus Christ man this hits the feels hard 🥺

great episode, I recently saw ari's latest special jew which was fantastic btw and more recently got introduced to soder so this was fun. gonna go look for more stuff with the both of you, keep it up guys

Just watched dans special because of this and damn Dan it was very very well done buddy! That was completely solid my dude! So good!

Great podcast love Dan sotor

I love Dan soder and I've been following him and can't believe I haven't seen this episode. This was intense. Still the goat Danny sodes love you buddy

Crackle crackle.

@capnpicard6146

2 жыл бұрын

@Chooch Chipperson Amen brother, one or two channels still upload actual recent episodes but no one like the great lee.

I heard snippets of these stories of Dan early life but the whole story really is something special and yet so relatable. Dan is so damn cool and funny. I kinda wish they DID name him Buck Soder.

1:21:03 hearing his sister was in an accident absolutely gutted me 😭

This is a really special podcast. Thank you Ari and Dan. Dan's episode on the Honey Dew is also stellar but I think Ari brought out more vulnerability in Dan.

Ari going technicolor made my day... see you in KC!!!

Awesome Episode. Dans the man

What a great podcast. Love Dan.

This episode makes me want to get sober

This is sadder than the Ralphie May episode and I love it for bringing out my emotions.

Great episode. Love ya Ari!

Great interview!

Yes! Love Soder, thanks Ari!

Damn, heavy ep. Great convo

Therapy session putting me to sleep somebody wake me up when the podcast starts

1:43:00 He doesn’t want his own kids, but Dan loves the idea of being able to give his friends a little money to keep the family together so their kids don’t have to go through what he did. Really special guy