bit.ly/theo-von

@stephaniehammond6213

Жыл бұрын

Why the hell aren't you ever in Minneapolis MN

@illumination101

Жыл бұрын

Ego. Bur we need cops

@wiswis7832

10 ай бұрын

@@stephaniehammond6213ooh or maybe something you’d want me and my

@EggmondChad

10 ай бұрын

@@wiswis7832Uh what?

@wiswis7832

10 ай бұрын

@@EggmondChad lmao i fell asleep to this video and ig i commented on it

These interviews with normal people who work regular jobs are more entertaining than most comedian interviews

@Snarf_Le_Wombat

Жыл бұрын

That's why the JRE works so well, bc Joe is a chair humper, not a comedian lol get rekt frfr

@peterstainer731

Жыл бұрын

@@Snarf_Le_Wombatjoe rogen is a comedian

@Snarf_Le_Wombat

Жыл бұрын

@@peterstainer731 comedians are funny tho 😬😭👽🤪

@pistolpete2803

Жыл бұрын

@@Snarf_Le_Wombat I like seeing Theo crack up the regular folks

@pistolpete2803

Жыл бұрын

@@Snarf_Le_Wombat I also like seeing jokes fly over their head that Theo comes up with

Regular people interviews are so much better than the ones with the same 15 comedians repeating their life story over and over again please do more of these

@Chris-sv8ty

Жыл бұрын

But I want to hear about how the comedy store used to be full of murderers 20 years ago

@junimeme5626

Жыл бұрын

It's worse when you're half a planet away from these mystical, historical comedy venues and you have no frame of reference for any of the stories. Sometimes I just want to relate in some form or another and it's quite a challenge. Kinda turns me off from podcasts as a whole sometimes.

@peterstainer731

Жыл бұрын

@@junimeme5626omedy store is a place comedians perform stand up comedy and directors and producers go there looking for new talent so it’s gotten quite the rep because you can literally come to LA and hop on stage and become a star if you got the talent .

@kevinbeatzeus

Жыл бұрын

Except nick swardson. That shit is funny every time.

@Parrotchuter

Жыл бұрын

@@peterstainer731 except Seinfeld.

I'll never forget the cops telling my ex-husband his brother had died. It was at 4 am. Thank you for your service and shedding light.

@JessyyyG

2 ай бұрын

hello America. Goodbye yesterday. Say yes

@AstroEtherealDiscovery

2 ай бұрын

Had to tell my own mother her husband committed suicide, my step dad whom I called dad. The officer who told your husband will never forget the expression on his face when he realized what happened. Sorry for your loss

@christopheredig2332

12 күн бұрын

Your ex husband... I guess the event didn't move you that much

@JessyyyG

12 күн бұрын

@@christopheredig2332 what the fuck?

@JessyyyG

12 күн бұрын

@@christopheredig2332 I’m guessing he woman left u and u deserve it 😂

Man Theo is getting great at interviewing people from all walks of life. He always has some common ground with everyone he talks to

@lilc5353

2 ай бұрын

Yes I agree, he's a real people person just a natural 👏 👏 👏

This dude should start his own podcast with cops telling their stories like he said…he has a real gift for speaking with a mic. Thanks for your service and keeping us safe!

@lodlo5336

Жыл бұрын

yeah or make a pod with theo similar to the george lopez podcast his cohost is a retired detective from LA as well helped get the infamouse talk show seriel killer

@wrench9103

Жыл бұрын

He’s a jerk. He doesn’t care about anyone but cops I’ve been pulled over illegally , arrested for no reason.

@wrench9103

Жыл бұрын

@Bob’s Burger he kept saying we need funding bla bla. What we need is to retrain how police act.

@wrench9103

Жыл бұрын

@Bob’s Burger the prosecutor told the judge the cops didn’t have probably cause in my case and all charges dropped. Anything else you want to know. I also blew a 0.0 and they still booked me for dui.

@Johnsnyder89

Жыл бұрын

@@wrench9103 being a cop for 20 years, you will develop a “us VS them” mentality for sure. Let’s be real….most cops are kinda dicks, they aren’t exactly cuddly, sweet people. I guess you get a little rough around the edges after someone else’s brain matter drips into your shirt enough times over a 20 year career.

These average joe guests are my favorite episodes. I've seen them all and find them very enlightening and giving a new appreciation for these common folk

@tymirra8769

Жыл бұрын

For sure! The frmale truck driver and the plumber episodes were so fun!

@Rodrigo-tk2fm

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely!

@adamgardener8624

Жыл бұрын

The one where the dude was a clean up crew guy, had to clean mold and poop and dead bodies ! He was funny too though.

@aelfwealld

Жыл бұрын

Turkey guy, funeral home guy, and this guy are some of my favorites!

@adamgardener8624

Жыл бұрын

@@aelfwealld turkey guy is cool a f

One of the coolest cops Ive ever heard interviewed. This guy is intelligent. Could listen to this app day

@MisterNMason

4 ай бұрын

Hes hilarious too 😂

@JessyyyG

2 ай бұрын

hello America. Goodbye yesterday. Say yes

The way Theo invites regular people who work normal jobs on his podcast is one of the main reasons I love listening to

These are so much better than celebrity interviews. Theo is such a G for doing these

@JessyyyG

2 ай бұрын

hello America. Goodbye yesterday. Say yes

@natevm7888

2 ай бұрын

Yeah I can't imagine being a Pathologist with a dead body near by with top of the head opened, hair flopped down in their face while doing a little Peloton to keep in shape.....lol

@dominicesposito9744

14 күн бұрын

Normal people in life will always be more important than what a celebrity had for dinner that night 💀

Theo we need more guests like these! Like emergency room doctor, firefighter, ambulance drivers etc

@maikaimakena9424

9 ай бұрын

Agree 😊

@clintoncollier

9 ай бұрын

Real heroes...

@DanielJacot-bi2ng

9 ай бұрын

Bubblegum machine repairman

@bigblackbear4234

9 ай бұрын

​@@CalebErosa well obviously that wasn't my intention but I can agree with you that it may sound insulting without context. However I didn't know at the time of writing that comment that most ambulance drivers today are also FULLY trained EMTs/paramedics. I mean I know it's not like they'd ONLY be good at driving and cant assist in any other way... I'm sure they can and do. But in my head I assumed they go out in teams, where one of them is the primary driver. And yes my comment WAS specifically about the driver believe it or not, who not only has to drive to the scene, help save a life, but then also speed them to the hospital. Of course all first responders are vital and important, but that's just where my head went when I wrote that, because every time I'm out and I see an ambulance speeding by, for whatever reason, I think mostly about the stress of the one driving in unpredictable traffic. Yes, same goes for cops and firefighters I know. just seems that much more stressful when you have to first speed to the call then, sometimes, also speed them to the hospital. I hope that clarifies my thought process. No slap in the face intended

@silasarpagaus3520

9 ай бұрын

​@@CalebErosa"Ambulance drivers do not have to be paramedics, although some paramedics are also ambulance drivers. The level of medical training and experience you need to become an ambulance driver varies by state. The minimum medical skills an ambulance driver needs are CPR and basic life support (BLS) certifications." i love how you're offended on their behalf but don't know shit

I enjoyed this episode. I used to be in law enforcement when I was young. I was a class 2 gun carrying officer. Looking to get full time on the department. Having all the responsibilities of a full time officer getting $15 an hour. I already was a volunteer EMT and firefighter. 9/11 happened and I responded there. After that experience I decided that EMS and Fire was my passion and my dream of law enforcement had faded due to the realities like this guy is talking about. I still have PTSD for doing EMS/Fire for over 32 years but it was all worth it being able to help as many people as I did. I unfortunately am sick now in kidney failure on dialysis so I am teaching EMS at the college. My heart is still in EMS and Fire, I love teaching but it’s not like doing it!

Hey Theo, thanks for using your reach to talk to normal people, you are such a whole hearted human and I love everything you stand for, keep it up.

As a cop, thanks for this episode. It’s so nice to see an “every day” officer get a platform to talk about the things you go through in a career. The constant exposure to trauma is a silent killer.

@Kanggaxx

Жыл бұрын

We all know it's a crazy, difficult job. But seeing or hearing about it through a non-media or Hollywood lense really helps emphatize much more to the reality of it.

@samnaderiofficial

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service🙏🏼

@samharris4793

Жыл бұрын

There’s a lot of people that respect your decision to be a cop. I was in and out for a few years and gained a lot of respect for police officers once I took responsibility for myself. Minus a tiny handful of course. Thank you for all that you do. It doesn’t go unnoticed.

@raspberry-jam

Жыл бұрын

A good guy like this man, who become a cop for the right reasons gonna face traumas and be affected mentally to a point that regular people like me can't really understand. I hate being pull over like everybody else..but these guys protect us from total chaos. Thanks for your service good cops!

@readyt0hunt

Жыл бұрын

@@raspberry-jam 99% of the force are guys and girls just like this gentleman. The remaining 1% we don’t want on the job either

This dude gets a hat off for being so Authentic... not easy when dealing with such touchey subjects. I appreciate his honesty

@ozzyoddity

Жыл бұрын

word, it is nice, the down to earth and being honest. I feel society, especially on the virtual side, is swinging the pendulum back toward normal, and not the new kine.

@rockstar-ge3qf

Жыл бұрын

he honesty thought he shouldnt get a ticket. typical pig club

@mindsigh4

Жыл бұрын

@@rockstar-ge3qf well, same as a lotta jobs for instance where u work, would ur colleagues charge u for snagging some fries & a shake every now & then?

@GeTMiXeDuP770

Жыл бұрын

@@rockstar-ge3qf hold this L

@CrashRacknShoot

Жыл бұрын

@@rockstar-ge3qf nevermind the experienced cop that gave him the ticket anyway.

50:17 It's so true that we use laughter as a coping mechanism. I've been on horrible, tragic scenes in the fire service and you find yourself joking with your buddies just to help you deal with the situation.

@starlsdd6278

Ай бұрын

I was sleeping and I heard you talking and it brought back so many memories. I was one of the first women paramedics inner city kansas city missouri. We Worked with the fire department and it was an experience. This little white girl that lived behind white picket fences grew up really fast and I loved it! It was so dangerous that the police officer gave me permission and taught me how to use a few weapons that were not a gun. I've seen more in real life than i've ever seen on t v. I won't start my wars stories. Sometimes I would try after twenty four hour shifts. You think I hardened but I haven't. I'm still sensitive to people's pain and suffering but I shall understand All walks of Like now. God bless you for your service. Thank you theo for being you And having good people on your show.

@richardpatrizio1658

Ай бұрын

Only way to deal with it in the moment

Fantastic interview! The professionalism with which this man describes situations is great. Very comforting to hear and makes me even more thankful for the men and women that protect our cities.

“Ah that’ll make him switch to Pepsi huh” Theo is literally the best 😂😂

@AlphaCuck

Жыл бұрын

And the cop drank his coke right after that! Lmao, he's drinking a diet coke throughout the ep

@travisk4215

Жыл бұрын

🤣😂

@joeman840

Жыл бұрын

That was wild

@jimmyjunk8498

Жыл бұрын

@Morris X Official Alive.... yeah I'll buy that.

@yourmother4099

Жыл бұрын

@Morris X Official patrice o’neil

The fact we call guys like this "regular people" when they deal with trauma and sensitive subject matter like the guy who did crime scene clean up, well... They are anything but regular, they are extraordinary and deserve to be heard more so than any celebs, comedians, or influencers out there. You are a pioneer, Theo.

@DocEdits_

Жыл бұрын

Well said my man 🙏🏼

@cravinbob

Жыл бұрын

You people are proving to be paid for or actual idiots. A pioneer??? Really? At what?

@charleshall7763

Жыл бұрын

@@cravinbob damn, you must be a cynical nihilist if you don't understand the importance of how Theo interviewing normal 9-5 workers is cathartic and relatable, opposed to musicians and celebs like every other podcast... Yeah, that's pioneering. I am not talking about Daniel Boone, genius

@jonbarron8049

Жыл бұрын

Idk man, lots of cops are boring idiots compared to this guy

@charleshall7763

Жыл бұрын

@@jonbarron8049 That's hyperbole, my guy... You haven't met every cop to make that kind of qualifying statement. I get what you are saying, but that's a bias which is based on your own experiences and ancedotal information. Stereotyping is what has got us to this point, maybe we should all stop painting everything with broad strokes.

This made me love and appreciate cops even more

Every American needs to hear “A day in the life of a police officer.” Everyone judges police so much and accuse them of so many things without actually knowing what these guys go through every day.

The officer seems so well-adjusted considering all the trauma that he went through, quite amazing.

@andresnaranjo5977

Жыл бұрын

Theo. Try 80 guys. It's not easy but it's possible. Wish you could interview my foreman. Guy is def not politically correct. I'm being raised by gold.. boomers ❤️

@gravytrain2178

Жыл бұрын

@@andresnaranjo5977 I’m polyploid Og so. O

@MarsLonsen

Жыл бұрын

@@gravytrain2178 wtf is yall talking about?

@gravytrain2178

Жыл бұрын

@@MarsLonsen lol that must of typed while watching while in my pocket at work lmaoooo

@CAPTINjacksparrow

Жыл бұрын

@@gravytrain2178 delete it dummy

Theo starts off so comfortably sharing a weed story with the narc. Haha

@Lma832

Жыл бұрын

😅

@heardemsayy

10 ай бұрын

Seriously ☠️ It surprised me even more when the cop was like “oh yeah absolutely” AS IF HE’S SMOKED WEED OUT OF A CAN BEFORE?

@nate3231

10 ай бұрын

He’s retired and it’s legal now there’s nothing to get in trouble for. The retired cop probably has a story just like that from when he was a kid

@nate3231

9 ай бұрын

@@d_mb statue lmfao

@swayback7375

9 ай бұрын

@@ViciousTuna2012👈🏻literally can’t understand sarcasm

Definitely one of the best interviews. Man is a great speaker

I think that this man, and this interview, was an amazing insight and a great advocate for modern policing. Well done Theo, and Brad for bringing this to a platform like this.

I'm an Officer in Houston, TX. 11 years in. Listening to this on duty lol. I can relate to this guy so much with his experiences. Loved this episode. 1. Giving CPR to a dead child. A 12 year old hanged himself with a karate belt in his closet. It was very obvious he was gone, but the parents were giving the child CPR. Knowing it wasn't going to help, I took over for the parents for about 5 minutes until EMS arrived. 2. Making death notification to a father of son who died in car crash. The father went nuts and began running around on the front lawn screaming. I just had to let him get it all out of his system before I could give him the specific details. His son was t-boned by someone who ran a red light as he was on his way to the University of Houston for class. The son had just left the house about 30 minutes before the crash. I remember the dad kept saying "I can still smell his cologne" and was pointing at the sink saying "that's his cereal bowl he was just eating out of". 3. Using seniority for "shitty" situations. A female crackhead walked into a U-Haul and asked the employee for a pack of condoms and cigarettes. The employee said "This isn't a corner store, you're at a U-Haul rental store." The female gets upset and pulls her pants down and shits all over the floor, then picks up shit and began throwing it all over the store. I made a rookie go in the store and take photos for my report. Another time, I responded to a suicide, where the man shot himself in the head as he had a pillow covering his face. There was a female rookie officer who had to pull the pillow off the guy, and as she did, part of his skull was sticking to the pillow and fell off of it and landed on her uniform. She freaked out and had to go home to change immediately. Better her than me lol. 4. Experiences with the coroner. I've been to some gruesome fatalities, suicides and homicides. The coroners are a different breed. They'll just pick up body parts, skull caps, bones, etc and carry on a conversation at the same time like nothing. 5. Having to render aid, but not being able to help. A guy was stabbed by his twin brother on Easter day. He was stabbed between 15-20 times and was leaking blood everywhere. He kept begging me for help, but I couldn't plug every hole due to the stab wounds being spread out from his torso to his back to down on his thighs. I knew he wasn't going to make it, but I kept trying. I saw him take his last breath before EMS arrived. Very surreal knowing you were the last person someone saw before they died. 6. Dealt with co-worker suicide. An officer committed suicide one morning and just crushed us when we found out. We all failed to see the signs. A crazy thing is he survived a bank robbery shooting about 10 years before that. He was shot in the arm with an AK-47 and a bullet grazed his head as he was chasing them. He survived that, but he ended up dying by his own hand. RIP Charlie.

@jofa6897

Жыл бұрын

I live in houston I appreciate the service

@Nicholas-HTX

Жыл бұрын

@@jofa6897 I appreciate the support. I patrol southwest. Beltway 8 and Almeda area.

@jenniferdowney9938

Жыл бұрын

Wow. I cannot imagine experiencing even 1 of those situations. Thank you for your service 🙏🏼 🇺🇲

@wyattstone2713

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for keeping Houston safe. This city is getting crazier by the day. Also don’t give me a ticket if I get pulled over pls🙏

@dootybooty6210

Жыл бұрын

Live in the Houston area sorry to hear for your friend seems to be all to common occurrence now a days

This guy needs his own podcast... He's a great talker. Very respectful. Thank you Ofc White.

@DisNugguhRiteHer

Жыл бұрын

That’s Officer B. White! Don’t forget the rad part either! Haha!

@brett6204

Жыл бұрын

Fuck the police. Monsters seem like normal people from the outside

@tipofthefingercomedy5071

Жыл бұрын

I agree.

@tipofthefingercomedy5071

Жыл бұрын

@@brett6204😂 jfcyaft

This interview is excellent. I really appreciate this cop taking the time to share his experiences no matter how traumatising.We need to know whats going in this messed up world.

My dad was a cop my whole life and retired a few years ago and I enjoyed this whole podcast and I’ll say, Theo talking about how his son hopefully looks up to him is how I feel about my dad

@Dioxideslsld

5 ай бұрын

That’s amazing thank you for sharing!

Regular people are so much more interesting than famous actors or comedians or whatever. Regular people relate with the real world and real life experiences. Interviewing folks from small towns with regular lives would also be so entertaining and so informative to people who never have those experiences. Keep it up Theo!

@voxelemur

Жыл бұрын

I don't think cops are regular people.

@KevOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

@@voxelemur ok

@user-nj1zu2nf1x

Жыл бұрын

What would be interesting about interviewing someone from a town of 300 people who's never left and who never sees anything or does anything new. If it was about farming I guess it would be interesting conversation

@KevOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

@@user-nj1zu2nf1x I’ve been from Montana to Florida and Mexico and a lot of places in between. There are interesting people everywhere. Heck, you may even have an interesting story or two. Theo interviewed a truck driver once, pretty good stories. My grandfather was a world war veteran and lived to be 90 years old. He was very interesting with a lot of knowledge and experience. You don’t have to be famous or from a big town to be interesting.

@hockeyguy5619

Жыл бұрын

@@voxelemur L

Him giving the parents 45 more minutes of peace before having to give them the bad news while he cried in his car. I’m sobbing

@Luke-Doc

Жыл бұрын

Me too, dammit lol

@nateone6632

Жыл бұрын

Will someone time-stamp it? In case I missed it because I'm finishing but part at work I was vacuuming and not hearing

@karisbish

Жыл бұрын

@@nateone6632 1:39:08 is when he talks about that one in particular!

@karisbish

Жыл бұрын

1:35:22 is when he starts discussing telling people their loved ones are gone

@christineshah7330

Жыл бұрын

Me too. I woke up one morning to my teenage son having died in his sleep from an illness. The demarcation in time between not knowing what was wrong and knowing is so incredibly defined and brutal. I feel it carved on my soul. An additional 45 minutes without that feeling is a tremendous gift.

This is such an awesome pod. You can tell Theo is genuinely interested and this is the perfect way for people to learn more about police work and understand what the job is like. We need to respect our police officers more and I think people would if they knew more about what these guys go through on a Dailu basis. And this guy seems like a really good guy and a good cop. The way Theo and him interact is so easy like they are friends. Awesome pod I enjoyed every minute of it.

This was an amazing show. Truly fascinating to hear these real experiences. So much respect for these people and what they go through. Thank you both.

Theo please please get more guests like this!! This was a great episode!

@ChristoFreeze

Жыл бұрын

@@lukebeasley234I bet if you check Zacs search bar it says “ what’s it called when you die taking a shit?”

@Taushathetech

Жыл бұрын

I agree!

@boogsybrooks

Жыл бұрын

What? This guy said out of a one million cops theres a thousand bad ones. He is either hopelessly optimistic or just plain lying.

@kamacassieYT

Жыл бұрын

@@boogsybrooks nope i'd be willing to believe him i'm sure hes more educated than anyone in these comment sections about the police force

@ForDemoPurposesOnly

Жыл бұрын

This is the first one I found like this (unknown person that holds good conversation). I'm looking for more, including the Mortician one.

Really enjoyed this podcast. I’m an officer in the U.K. Its nice to hear that cops in the US go through the exact same trials and tribulations as us over the water. Very grounded, honest and humble interview.

@codyjemison9558

Жыл бұрын

Hey thanks for your service

@omiethamsia9009

Жыл бұрын

i hope ur ashamed by the institutional racism misogyny and homophobia in our police force mate

@Suka917

Жыл бұрын

@@omiethamsia9009 😂😂😂😂

@hagenre8909

Жыл бұрын

@@omiethamsia9009 like he can change that as a whole. Not all cops are bad, but it attracts a certain kind of people

@omiethamsia9009

Жыл бұрын

@@hagenre8909 it definitely attracts a certain type of person. ACAB

Might be the most interesting podcast episode I've ever listened to, thank you

This guy is such an amazing person to listen to, so eye opening in so many different topics. Love this episode!!!!!

This dude is a G. The way he explains stuff is so good. He knows how to tell a story

@capslockbusted

9 ай бұрын

You mean "a lie"?

Please have this guy on the podcast again. He’s got so many more stories

@dogecoin1692

Жыл бұрын

Yeah this guy has a really nice personality

@dwhunter8904

Жыл бұрын

All Police officers have stories like this….even small town Cops. Most people just don’t understand.

I really enjoyed this interview! Extremely insightful content! Keep up the good work!

I never thought of comparison between fire fighters and cops. Cops are so underrated. I appreciate you more than ever.

You can just tell this man was a great Cop. He has a very intelligent mind.

@JACKSHAMAN-zw2qn

4 ай бұрын

DEFUND THE POLICE

@skydmore

4 ай бұрын

@@JACKSHAMAN-zw2qnbruh

@robertkass94

4 ай бұрын

​@@JACKSHAMAN-zw2qneven if its sarcasm you might trigger the wrong responce from dummies

@SPASPAWIZ

4 ай бұрын

This guy is weird. Some of the things he says are creepy and weird if you think about them. The way he speaks about things, giving his perspective is extremely off putting!!

@SPASPAWIZ

3 ай бұрын

@@Kitsuragi556 you are a complete mess of a human being!!! You think you can just say things and make up accusations towards people and just think it’s true. You need to correct your ways. What you said was worse than the pig

"Oh man, that'll make you switch to Pepsi, huh?" Dude, Theo really is a genius confirmed. That was quick-witted as hell.

@bobthemadmonkey

Жыл бұрын

I don't know how the guy didn't die laughing at that

@celliet5780

Жыл бұрын

@@bobthemadmonkeyGreat line for sure 😂 I'd imagine it has something to do with the optics. He always seemed aware of the public's POV.

@CKWINN11

Жыл бұрын

I came to the comments to see if anybody had mentioned this 😭 theo is a funny dude man.

@MattH-wg7ou

Жыл бұрын

Haha I saw this comment and was waiting for it in the podcast, wondering when this line would come because you never know wit Theo haha and man that was perfect!

@aztro.99

Жыл бұрын

bro that shit had me crying

One of the best interviews. Both amazing at what they do ❤

Such a good episode, great to hear more from there perspective on a casual setting

The look on that guy's face when Theo said "that'll make you switch to Pepsi" is a wonderful thing.

@ironprice

Жыл бұрын

41:15

Theo interviewing blue collar people with unique jobs like the plumber is probably his best podcast guests. I genuinely get more excited with guests like these. Keeps theo unique aswell.

@ronweasley4767

Жыл бұрын

Cops are not blue collar bruv, they’re part of the government

@carolineramage7480

Жыл бұрын

Yeah! Just when we thought Theo couldn't get any more unique. Lol. He's the 💣

@tashaelsnau104

Жыл бұрын

These type are all I watch

Awesome, interview! Great job, Theo! I am reevaluating my view on policing. I learned a great deal here. ❤ Thank you, for this.

Easily and literally THE best interview I’ve ever watched or heard!!!

41:15 “That’ll make you switch to Pepsi huh” may be the wittiest and funniest thing Theo has ever said

@deanmorgan1821

11 ай бұрын

That had me in tears 😂😂😂

@MikeSnifferpippets

11 ай бұрын

It was if he had that stored for years waiting for the right time to unleash it 😂👍

@stevens7487

10 ай бұрын

I wouldn’t go that far… but it was funny and did make me laugh.

@coltonkosto98

8 ай бұрын

Theo puts out spontaneous witty one liners naturally I think 😂 like how some people smile when they nervous, him n Normand have a comedic-tism I swear lol

@johndinou2180

6 ай бұрын

That had me rollin' for like 5 minutes lol

"That Colombian Birthday Party". This is why Theo is one of the best comedians out there.

@henrygalvan9333

Жыл бұрын

Next was the pepsi joke. Frikin hilarious

@CSIPiper

8 ай бұрын

Or cutting the kite string like a grand opening … ✂️🍆

@MrSammyTeee

6 ай бұрын

It's always amazed me about Theo, he's seemingly always constantly firing on all cyclinders...

@redseaford9426

5 ай бұрын

That will make you switch to Pepsi That's the one that got me 😂

One of the best podcasts ever! This is important content. I agree that normal people with jobs like this are some of the best guests.

Most interesting podcast, both brilliant!❤ Thank you both!👏

Theo strikes again... finding hidden gems of guests and giving a top tier interview.

@stevievannailinpalin4583

Жыл бұрын

Also this dude looks like rob riggle and Adam egat had a baby

@michaelmartin96

Жыл бұрын

And slipping in those little jokes at the perfect moments.

@nolives

Жыл бұрын

Imagine praising pigs like good a cuck

@michaelmartin96

Жыл бұрын

@@nolives you honestly think he's a bad guy after watching this. I think you have a personal problem with all cops

This is hands down the best podcast interview I've heard in years

@katiechatelain4209

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. I have sent it to everyone I know.

@kylewatz8552

Жыл бұрын

Without a doubt

@isaacgray3713

Жыл бұрын

As a former military police and then a civilian cop this is one of the most brutally on point description of the world you step into... peak behind the curtain for sure

@blueskydiscount

Жыл бұрын

He talks about good cops, why not talk about bad cops?

@WKRP187

Жыл бұрын

@@blueskydiscount There's umpteen million interviews, videos, toks about the bad cops and virtually zero on the good ones... Understand

Great pod cast Theo. Brad , you are one solid dude. We back the Badge!

Very interesting interview. Thank you for your Service, B. White. ❤

Imagine sitting outside of somebody’s loved ones house and telling yourself “I need to tell these parents their child passed and this is gonna be the last happy 45 minutes of their lives”😭 Jesus Christ that definitely brings more respect to my eyes

@games68775

5 ай бұрын

@jon someone's gotta deliver the news

@MsCapi

5 ай бұрын

I cried....I hardly ever cry

@SoL600rr

5 ай бұрын

@@jonWilk8156 imagine how fucked up your life would be if they weren’t here homeboy

@gratefulpipeandcigar3239

5 ай бұрын

@@jonWilk8156are you for real? Try to listen to things you hear and change your perspective just a little.

@Bluepickles333

5 ай бұрын

What a significant moment of the Pod. It’s relatable, anyone who loses a family member experiences a life changing moment getting that news. I had to tell a woman and her kids in Iraq that her husband was just shot up by some militia guys. She started screaming at me and fell to the ground grabbing my clothes. She was old and dressed in all black and her skin was wrinkly and leathery… I had nightmares from that for awhile some old lady screaming in my face..

Theo just has this innate ability to take an average, everyday human being from a regular walk of life and turn the interview into an incredible roller coaster ride of a time. thanks for that

@docjohnson1

Жыл бұрын

Because deep down he's one of us

@DasGoodSoup

Жыл бұрын

@@docjohnson1 thats why theo is the person id say i wanna meet then jordan peterson then rogan

@williammacomb5691

Жыл бұрын

Theo, it would be good for you to have a Black cop on from the same area, with the same age!!! Don’t just have a white cop on and not a black cop from the same era

@John_Doe742

Жыл бұрын

@William Macomb that's stupid, you want a cop of rvery color? Brown? Yellow? Purple? Red?

@MyMostBeautifuCinema

Жыл бұрын

17:30 Oh my gosh Theo!!😂😂😂

This conversation was so fascinating! I could listen to this guy speak for hours. Most people have no idea what cops go through. I bet most of them are good people. It's a tough job and we need them.

I see how it is officer B White.. calm down sir my name is brad, you’re missing the RAD 🤘 part 😂😂😂

I’m glad this is the cop we got to hear from on the podcast. He’s a great representation of a police officer. Seems like a really good dude.

This is such a badass episode! It started with this cop all self controlled and polite. And you made him feel so accepted and comfortable that by the end, he's so animated and responding with so much emotion! He's so real and honest about everything! Great job! Seriously, people need to see this one and get their mind around what it's like for police, the real men and women that are out in the streets every single day seeing the crazy shit that is happening all over the place. It's a candid telling of real life that the media and the activists don't want to see and certainly, deny with their propaganda! Seriously, this was a terrific show! Great job, really man!

I've always had a rocky relationship with law enforcement, but this man represents police very well. Great interview.

Thank you for having this man on. We needed this. This was one of the best episodes. I have a new respect for police officers. What a journey this man's had. I wish him all the best to him and his family.

@rcoers99

Жыл бұрын

Have lots of relatives who were cops. They all have similar stories to this. Most of them have permanent injuries from crashes, fights, etc

@patrickdecambra2219

10 ай бұрын

Now you can call yourself a good little bootlicker

My father is a paramedic and the stories he has would blow your mind. You should bring on and interview first responders

@DrNickRiveria

Жыл бұрын

He just did

@ajackson9203

9 ай бұрын

@@DrNickRiveriawhere?

@scrape559

9 ай бұрын

​@@ajackson9203lol fckn seriously?

@Chungus581

7 ай бұрын

@@ajackson9203this video. The cop is a first responder but I know what y’all mean

@Woofwoof1929

6 ай бұрын

At first I thought it said pandemic. I was like damn.. how's his father a pandemic. To many edibles tonight

I’ve listened to this episode thrice now because it’s so interesting. Theo, you’re show is so amazing and eye opening in so many different ways xoxo

This interview was so entirely informative and entertaining. What a great guy he is. I love the police!

It’s cool how Theo is the only one interviewing the blue collar community!! Your looking out for the people Theo , your the man

@hobojungle1

Жыл бұрын

Jon Bernthal does some of this too. He has interviewed a cop on his podcast 👍🏻

@mariahgoldsmith4650

Жыл бұрын

Joe Rogan does a bunch too!!!

@DW-zj6ux

Жыл бұрын

We in the blue collar community call ourselves normal people

@startledmilk6670

Жыл бұрын

This is a new form of history. Before it was oral history where average people were interviewed. There are many oral history projects around the country and many are free to listen to, I recommend you look for some! As a history major who wants to be a curator, I am very excited to see where this medium of history goes

@bowlersunanimous1983

Жыл бұрын

This guy needs to run for sheriff in whatever jurisdiction he lives. He’s well-spoken, thoughtful, insightful, sensory, and reflective. We need more people like him in these positions… not people who use words that sound good but are totally empty. Not career politicians sleeping with lobbyists to buy influence and pad their pockets.

Man I love Theo's commentary throughout this interview 😂

@Wired.Sigma2463

Жыл бұрын

That’ll make you switch to Pepsi😭😭

@EBOVyut

Жыл бұрын

Lmfao he’s saying what we’re all thinking but won’t say out loud😂 like about black dudes and smash and grab shoplifting hahahaha

@cravinbob

Жыл бұрын

These two could barely scratch the surface of what they chose as the subject matter. They both showed a lack of understanding of what the United States of America is. They don't understand that government has different meanings. To say you hate government is not the same as saying something about the different forms of government. So many talk of our democracy and are really brainwashed into believing the form of government we have is a democracy, it is not and you do not want that either. Democracy runs on a "majority rules" which always devolves into dictatorships. The premise overlooks the fact the majority of populations are not smarter and those with natural and gained intelligence are a minority. Democracy does not allow the true smarter citizen a voice. "Theo's commentary" was merely him asking or stating superficial questions or displaying his lack of depth of thought. If I gave a lift in my car to a prostitute I am a sex trafficker according to the law. At one point he reveals that he believes drugs cause homosexuality! That alone should make it clear that "podcasts" are merely a self-made stage in one's own basement upon which they perform their personal act for friends. The subject of serial murderers was brought up and dropped quickly because neither of them actually know anything about serial killers! The retired cop should have known. I will point out that we have people among us who can be and are diagnosed as "sociopath" yet still very few of us have a clue as to what it is. Some believe sociopaths are serial killers which is not true. We all have known a sociopath or two or even married one or work for one. They are the ones who do not care about others or lie all the time but they are not all serial killers BUT all serial killers are sociopaths. They feel no remorse. The retired cop revealed his youth had a criminal element but I doubt he reformed. He realized that police work pays real well and he could do to others what he wanted and since others were targets for arrest the public would not care. And his youth record was sealed. Post traumatic stress Theo and the cop referred to as "mentally ill" shows the cop knows normal people should not and are not police officers working the streets. Stress takes a toll on normal people. Theo is clueless still on that topic. The cop said what cops rarely mention and that is they retire after 20 or 25 years with pay and benefits then can go on to a new career without losing their cop pay. Neither understands the Constitution so in other words they are uneducated. Criminals usually start life being abused which would've got them your sympathy and when they are adults their behaviors become criminal. They are not helped but put in cages. Drug use is to ease the symptoms of a childhood of no love and isolation. Normal children do not drink, smoke or indulge in drug abuse. Sober adults usually don't start smoking etc when they are 21. Children obtain their first drugs from their family not a stranger on a "street corner". Meth doesn't make people stupid, stupid begins on its own. Methamphetamine is also known as Adderall which is given to children by doctors for ADHD, 20 million worldwide is a combination of amphetamine and dextroamphetamine. Doctors do not call patients "tweakers". My dentist says meth does not rot teeth but sugar in soda pop and not brushing does contribute to quicker tooth decay. I will stop by saying that we do not know that the guy was really even a cop but he said he was and cops never lie right? I could put on a white lab coat and hang a stethoscope around my neck, carry a clipboard and you would know I was a doctor if I said I was...

@KingGeorgie

Жыл бұрын

@@cravinbob dude typed a whole book no one will read

These types of interviews are infinitely more entertaining and educational than any celebrity interview. Funnier and more relatable too. Been watching all these lately.

That’s the crazy thing about police, nurses, doctors, first responders etc. they deal with this shit every day…. And it seems like the public understands that but doesn’t care? As if it’s some abstract idea, and not traumatic experiences. Thanks Theo for doing these regular posts interview. Mad respect

My son died in his sleep last year and the police officers that came to our house, in advance of the coroner, were extraordinarily kind and gentle with us. I was so thankful for that and for how they just listened to me rambling about his childhood and personality quirks and so on. I don't know quite why I was compulsively talking while sobbing, but hey...that's what happened and they were wonderful about it. It would have been understandable if they thought maybe I'd lost my mind for a few minutes there, but they didn't let me see that. Law enforcement sees the hardest and most heartbreaking things in human existence. I can only want the best for them for what they do for us.

@Wesleeezy

Жыл бұрын

I’m sorry for your loss, thank you so much for sharing your experience :)

@stinkrodriguez

Жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry for your loss

@southstudyspecialaide4934

Жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear that. I would go completely nuts if I had to deal with seeing that kind of thing on a daily basis as a cop.

@christineshah7330

Жыл бұрын

@@southstudyspecialaide4934 Yeah, I have to imagine it would be emotionally extremely tough. I think that to choose the profession at all indicates, typically, a person that is protective and wants to help. There was very little they could do for us.

@stevemurphy3730

Жыл бұрын

I'm so incredibly sorry for your loss. A parents worst nightmare. My heart is with your family.

My sincerest thank you to Officer Brad White for serving my community for so long. I’ve lived my entire life in Whittier and never felt unsafe. What he says about our community is 100% true

Its good to hear these things. This is a changed man, God Bless all yall.

Holy crap Theo understands my teenage pot smoking experiences like no other… Not surprised one bit how this man has the fan base that he does. Love love love to you real Man.

This was a GREAT episode, one of the best ever. Brad seems like he was born to do podcast interviews.

This is a good dude. So aware of what he was dealing with. Finding that balance between authority and humanity is an art. Level headed compassion is a gift. Need more like him or maybe they’re out there. The media demonizes cops in general and that’s imo a huge part of the problem. Sgt. White did his best and that’s pretty obvious. Thanks to both of you for this POV.

@RMichaelHimself

5 ай бұрын

Great comment, ma'am. In regards to your comments on the media, I agree wholeheartedly. The demonization of law enforcement, and disproportionate reporting of "bad" police interactions (particularly white officers mistreating black people) is a huge issue. While bad officers certainly exist (and unfortunately there are more than I'd like there to be), racial profiling can & does happen, and it's imperative for journalists to report and expose these things - the bias & disparity in the media' coverage misrepresents law enforcement as a whole and distorts the public's perception. Its abundantly clear that the media (under direction of God knows who) cherry picks the stories they report - and romanticizes certain ones - to intentionally skew public opinion in a certain direction. But there's a much larger picture here, which ultimately boils down to provoking the specific kinds of fear & anger that facilitate an easier seizure of freedoms from the populace, that I won't get into right now. In regards to good officers like the man in this podcast. They certainly exist - I've run into a few in my 30 years on earth - but unfortunately, bad ones exist as well. And more unfortunate is that, in my experience with police (suburbs of Chicago in my teens police encounters were frequent), I've met more "bad" ones than good. By "bad" I mean, primarily: - disrespectful without provocation (treating you like a criminal or as if you're hiding something) - immature/unprofessional behavior and comments (laughing, antagonizing, bragging about a party they're going to, stealing during welfare checks, etc) - aggressive and hostile without provocation (had a large officer stop my friends and I in a 7-11 parking lot and curse us out, while we stood silent and confused, before telling me he'd get a "warrant for my arrest" if I was recording him on my phone... after which he confiscated it and searched for recordings of himself) - clearly taking pleasure in the power dynamic of the interactions, and the fear it instills in teens So I've seen both sides of it; mostly the bad side of law enforcement. And I absolutely think there needs to be stricter standards in vetting prospective officers, as it's an incredibly powerful position with shockingly simple means of getting in. Nonetheless, the media's coverage of law enforcement, particularly during the latter portion of Trump's presidency, was nothing short of an outrage the likes of which I've never heard of in this country's history. Intentionally provoked violent & destructive riots in every major city, and calls for eradication of the police nationwide. That is NOT to be forgotten, by myself, and millions of other young men.

@Justinsox39

4 ай бұрын

I work for my city so I’m friends with and or somewhat know basically all the police. To me they are on average some of the best people i know. They have an extremely hard and stressful job.

incredible pod!! great guest, great interviewer

Thank you so much for this conversation. I needed to hear this. Over the years I have built my own misunderstanding of law enforcement. I have not lived a life that I had much contact with them, but media has definitely played a part in me wondering if law enforcement really had our best interests at heart. This was a great episode.

Please interview more regular people in difficult jobs! His description of him telling parents that their children have passed away got me choked up. You could see the sadness in his eyes when he told it.

Hell yeah Theo, these are my fav episodes with regular folk. And your solo ones.

@ozzyoddity

Жыл бұрын

quit flirt'n......ha! He is a good lookin man. least thats what Poo-Bear said.

@ModestMang

Жыл бұрын

@@ozzyoddity smell his hair.

Great Pod ,we need to listen to this man, so many important lessons we need to learn not just hear

Great interview. Theo cracks me up. Thanks for your service Mr. White

One of the best guests Theo has ever had!

@theearlynovamber8295

Жыл бұрын

I second that! I’d love to hear this man talk more. Hopefully him and one of his buddies comes up with a podcast.

I love seeing normal people on podcasts, we all have incredible stories to share. Biggest respect for Theo. He is truly a man of the people, not above but equal.

thank you for this valuable content

Something about a solid ass cop just warms my heart❤

Wow I'm not even going to lie. When. He started talking about telling a family their kid is dead I started crying. I can't even imagine telling a family that. This interview is A1

@fredericsouthworth2707

Жыл бұрын

I was looking for a comment like this, and then he probably had to keep working his shift after.

@cravinbob

Жыл бұрын

You do not know any of this to be true.

@slymarbo6324

Жыл бұрын

@@cravinbob true, no one knows anything about anything that's ever happened. ever.

@chrisk1180

Жыл бұрын

Same bro. Made me tear up forsure

@swampthing7234

Жыл бұрын

@@cravinbob if it were to be a lie - it is still a sad story.

This is valuable content gotta give it to Theo for giving platform to him to advocate for cops.

Theo Von is the most dope podcast host. Nobody else talks to regular people like this.

I love this episode. BRAD WHITE NEEDS HIS OWN PODCAST.

This guy is a good story teller and he has a ton of interesting ones. He should come back for sure

@tweakers_of_Seattle_channel

Жыл бұрын

For sure

What a great interview !!

Respect the hell out of this guy. He really embodies what it’s like to be a person first and a cop second. Honestly, the interviews that you have with ordinary folks and their interesting jobs truly keeps me coming back to the channel.

He’s such a good story teller and well spoken. Honestly if he made his own channel I would watch it.

@mitchbutrisky2621

Жыл бұрын

BECAUSE ITS FAKE

@badcornflakes6374

Жыл бұрын

​@@mitchbutrisky2621Okay bot

@hockeyguy5619

Жыл бұрын

@@mitchbutrisky2621 L 🤡

@Kospanic

Жыл бұрын

@@mitchbutrisky2621 take ur meds

@therealexpletive

Жыл бұрын

decades of being in a position where communication is paramount id expect him to be a good story teller. seems like a decent and upstanding officer.

This guy legit made me understand and imagine the shoes that officers walk in. My love and respect for most of them have definitely grown.

@lowercase21

Жыл бұрын

Really?? You didn't know about this sh**? Well, I hope more ppl start to understand it bc there are a lot of dumbas*** out there.

@adimpamir1586

Жыл бұрын

@@lowercase21 you've proven your own point 😆

@Laocoon283

Жыл бұрын

Makes perfect sense why they are there beating the shit out of black people and abusing their authority constantly.

@wrench9103

Жыл бұрын

@@lowercase21 what about innocent shoes like me that have been pulled over and arrested and thrown in jail for not breaking a law. Luckily I sued and won

@Jimmy_Watt

Жыл бұрын

@@wrench9103 There are a million cops in the USA. It's going to happen by the pure vastness of the system. Sorry it happened to you. It definitely isn't the norm.

One of your best videos. What a good guy. Love the PoPO..

Im impressed with how great these regular people are at podcast's

He has a beautiful aura ❤ that’s what you call a good cop! Thank you for your service sir

@steec6713

Жыл бұрын

Dude was struck off for giving information to a gang member for $$

@coldpizza2627

Жыл бұрын

Even though he said you should shoot and kill someone for shooting the taser at you? A non lethal tool? I don’t see it.

@zanereynolds5760

Жыл бұрын

@@coldpizza2627 how do you know that dude wouldn’t taze you take your gun then shoot you ? what would you do if someone was trying to taze you ?

@mac227booms

Жыл бұрын

@@coldpizza2627 hey tough guy. If you get tased you are vulnerable to any attack. It’s a deadly force situation and the courts all agree.

@ohoto3896

Жыл бұрын

@@steec6713 wat? this guy?